Denzel Washington has saved the podcast. We are back in a way nobody ever thought possible. Like a phoenix rising from the ashes, this episode felt a lot like the first time we decided to talk about something other than a movie. Was this the best episode since Episode 76: Point Break?

A dog didn't even bark.

Your Mother Ate My Dog is back after a month long sabbatical, where a bunch of stuff happened but they didn't want to talk about it. Josh gets sick and coughs once, and also his dog barks and was generally annoying for a bit. But we are back and we talk about soccer and films and moving and more!

This is actually probably a bad episode but this is probably the last bad episode with new equipment coming! No guarantees we won't move the camera 85 times next time though.

World Cup soccer and some Bruce Lee Kung-Fu? Another classic episode and maybe this time we figured out how to hold up Josh's laptop so that it functions properly? We catch up and head back to the 70's where cinema was good again.

It's the annual Jesse Birthday Episode and the boys go ham over some Boogie Nights. Josh eats spring rolls into the microphone while they talk about the World Cup and Obsession and of course, pornography. A wild one from start to finish.

Brendan Fraser had a great late 1990's/early 2000's. Was Monkeybone a good movie? Do dogs bark? Soccer is soon, who ya got? It's holiday time, and one of us is alone and afraid. Join us for a fun talk about love and religion.

The Lords of Your Mother Ate My Dogtown are back with this skateboarding classic that had us doing ollies and 540 backflips and what have you. Talking about fun times in our world and just honestly having a good time doing what we like to do, much like the young men in the film.

Back after a few weeks off, the podcast starts with some poop talk and ends with Josh refusing to speak. You think we would learn some lessons after 5 years of this but nah. The movie was watched and things were talked about. Jesse goes on a rant.

We are back with some video as we delve deep into the world of David Lynch. I don't understand the movie but I feel like the main character is very relatable. No, I don't want to kill my wife but it would be fun to leave my life as a saxophonist to become a car mechanic. Anyways.