In this season 2 premiere episode of Special Features Max and his dad Walter Greatshell discuss Killers of the Flower Moon, colonialism and crimes against humanity while still managing to keep things light and fun. Listen if you want to be radicalized. ;)

From now on the podcast will be released twice a month (two weeks in and at the end of the month), so keep an eye out!

In this episode, Max and his dad discuss the new movie Captain America: Brave New World and whether or not society is ready for the red hulk. Global cuisine also takes the stage as our hosts discuss the role that food takes in all our lives and how it's shaping the future. Join us for a delicious and derpy episode! Come hungry and leave satiated with information...but not food, so still, technically, hungry. Woo!

Welcome to the Special Features Mini-Cast! These are shorter episodes of the podcast in between the regular show that will be taking the show on the road! Join Max and his dad as they flap lips in new and exciting locations!

In this episode, Max and his dad discuss philosophy in movies and in life and how one can balance the soul and become a more enlightened human being. Stay tuned for the laughs, the love and maybe even...the tears? Anything is possible when you check out the Special Features!

In this Episode, Max and his Dad Walter discuss global politics, lady boys, movies and...severance, again?! Stay tuned for a wild ride.

In this episode, Max and his dad Walter discuss the exciting series Severance and how Artificial intelligence, new technologies and social structures may affect us all. Listen before it's too late!

In this new episode of Special Features Max and his dad Walter discuss the recent Robert Eggers film Nosferatu and how it relates to the nature of life, politics and technology. Give it a listen and I think you'll find it has crazy style!

On this Christmas themed episode of Special Features, Max and his dad, his fiancé and their two dogs discuss the joys of the holidays, childhood trauma and movies such as Red One and the Jim Carrey version of A Christmas Carol. Good things are better late than never and that goes for Christmas too!