In this episode, the hosts delve into the major blunders of Hollywood, focusing on the pitfalls of high-budget productions and the challenges of storytelling in modern media. They discuss the impact of fan expectations, the complications of production, and the consequences of overextending franchises. The conversation also touches on the role of international content and the financial risks associated with big-budget films, ultimately exploring the future of storytelling in Hollywood. In this engaging conversation, the hosts delve into the cinematic landscape, discussing the impact of major films like 'Batman v Superman' on the DCEU, the struggles of the MCU post-Endgame, and the phenomenon of actor oversaturation in Hollywood. They reflect on franchise killers, the rise and fall of beloved shows like 'Glee' and 'Cobra Kai', and the potential for comebacks in the industry. The discussion also touches on the anticipation surrounding upcoming films and video games, highlighting the ever-evolving nature of entertainment.

In our first podcast of 2026, we’re reflecting on 10 years of podcasting, the chaos of coming out of the holidays, and how routines change as you get older.

We dive deep into No Other Choice, the Korean film generating major Oscar buzz — why going in blind made the experience better, how modern movie marketing overshares everything, and why word of mouth matters more than trailers in 2026.

From there, the conversation expands into the death of the traditional movie star, the rise of directors as the real draw, how social media has reshaped fame, and why today’s actors are promoted very differently than stars of the past.

We also touch on AI, automation, job anxiety, Stranger Things, and throw out some bold (and questionable) predictions for the year ahead.

This episode is a mix of film, culture, tech, and real-life reflection — exactly how we’re starting 2026.

In this lively podcast episode, the hosts delve into various conspiracy theories, starting with Arjuna's take on the NFL being scripted for business reasons. They explore the intersection of sports and business, discussing how decisions are made behind the scenes. Krishna presents a theory about whether we are living inside a black hole, while Ravi introduces the giant hole in Antarctica and its connections to other conspiracies. The conversation also touches on pop culture theories, including Disney's Frozen and the implications of Stranger Things. The episode wraps up with a discussion on the impact of conspiracy theories on society and the entertainment industry.