Join us as we review 'Michael', the new biopic about the late Michael Jackson. We discuss our thoughts on the film and Michael's life, as well as the interesting divide between the critics and moviegoers

High and dry on a Saturday night? Then grab a drink and join us as we chat about a variety of topics, including the Stanley Cup, whether Trent Reznor saw a dead alien and our nostalgic rewatch of In Living Color.

Join us as we react to this year's Rock Hall 2026 class!

Join us for a deeper dive on this year's ballot and an honest discussion about the Rock Hall's new direction. We discuss the glaring pivot away from rock, the lack of revolutionary women and the continued issue of ageism towards rock's pioneers.

Long live rock? We hope so.

It's that time of year again! Join us for a very early morning reaction to this year's slate of Rock Hall nominees.

Come hang out with us and our friend Greg Peurach as we reveal our picks for the Rock Hall 2026 special categories: Musical Influence, Musical Excellence and Non-Performer. As a bonus, we each also choose a location we'd like to see honored under their Historic Landmarks category!

It's a new year, and we're kicking it off with the 16 artists we'd like to see on this year's Rock Hall performer ballot! We want it all, but can we have it?

Join us for our last episode of 2025, where we get into the holiday spirit by choosing a Rock Hall Island of Misfit Inductees class, then segue to film reviews, talk about our experience seeing Bryan Adams and end with our plans for 2026.

Join us as we review the new documentary 'Selena y Los Dinos', directed by Isabel Castro and currently streaming on Netflix. We discuss our thoughts on the documentary, Selena's legacy and why she should be inducted into the Rock Hall.

Join us as we recap our experience at the Rock Hall 2025 induction ceremony!

Need a little Ratt N' Roll in your life? Then join us for a review of the recent Stephen Pearcy & Warren DeMartini show we attended! We discuss the highlights of the show, as well as our thoughts on opener Great White, and why we will forever love hair metal.