On this episode of the Cinemadventure podcast,  Aidan and Blake discuss Gregory La Cava’s 1936 comedy “My Man Godfrey.” Blake uses some colorful analogies to describe the characters, and Aidan questions Muppet physics.

Chris Angkico, Alec Dietz, and Andy Yamashita tackle their first episode, where they discuss the Huskies loss in the Fiesta Bowl and the UW basketball team’s latest trip to L.A. Later in the episode they break down their picks for the upcoming wildcard...

In this episode of the Cinemadventure podcast, Aidan and Blake are joined by Hana Tadesse from the Sayless podcast to talk about Hype William’s 1998 film “Belly”. Hana recalls a story about seeing DMX in concert, Blake defends his love of pickles,

On this episode of the Cinemadventure podcast, Aidan and Blake talk about Michael Cutiz’s 1954 film “White Christmas.” The boys workshop a new title for the film, discuss the problematic nature of the film,

On this episode of the Cinemadventure podcast, Aidan and Blake vacation in a galaxy far, far, away to discuss the most recent entry into the Star Wars franchise; Rian Johnson’s “Star Wars: The Last Jedi.” The boys talk spoilers, Star Wars fan vitriol,

In the Season One finale of Pillow Talk, Christine McManigal is joined by Chelsea Leingang as they divulge their best and worst dates as well as a few ideas for the everyday cash strapped college kid. Christine also announces her cohost for Season Two

In this special episode of the HoliDaily specials section podcast, Sean Harding and Michael Blume discuss holiday traditions in the Middle east and Mexico

In this special episode of the HoliDaily specials section podcast, Sean Harding and Michael Blume discuss holiday traditions in China, and celebrations on expeditions to Antarctica.

In this special episode of the HoliDaily specials section podcast, Sean Harding and Michael Blume teach us about holiday traditions in Germany and the Eastern Block as well as where you can find your very own miniature Germany here in the Pacific North...

On this episode of the Cinemadventure podcast, Aidan and Blake talk about Russ Meyer’s definitive exploitation film “Faster, Pussycat! Kill Kill!” which also happens to be the definitive film of films with difficult names to type.