In the light of the recent passing of the NFL legend John madden, we are dedicating this episode to his legacy and the game he helped to design.

Marvel and Sony gave us the gift of Spider-man: No Way home for this Christmas. We are here to talk about the grand culmination of a trilogy and legacy of the spider-man franchise

In this episode we will be talking about the cartoon show that plays an important role in both of ours lives, Phineas & Ferb. A Disney show that came out in 2007 that had anything and everything for a young pre teen boy. Action, Comedy, Drama, Plot twist, Songs, Dance and most importantly Family & Friends.

Some of the best Summers that most of us enjoyed would be behind us, in our childhood. Seamus Heaney captures the essence of it through his famous poem "Blackberry picking."

We are talking about the very first Summer blockbuster, Jaws. The movie that created a genre, a movie rating system and a new way to release the movies.

We are spending the last month of summer to talk about Art that incorporates summer.

Keanu Reeves's 1991 Classic 'Point Break', which uses surfing culture as a key element, is the first one that we will talk about.

In this episode, we dive deep into the mystery of why Teen Titans Go is awful. And how it pales when compared to its original cartoon series from 2003, Teen Titans. It's pretty much not a SECRET.

A Brief expression of the joy of going back to theater.

After more than a year we got a chance to watch two summer blockbusters F9 & Marvel's Black Widow.

As our new tradition continues, we have a short story that acts as a preface to the story of the modern Music industry - "A Mother" from Dubliners, by James Joyce.

Pitch Perfect (2012), opened us to the fascinating world of a cappella. It is a fun movie for the summer.

Mochizuki's "Baseball saved us" gives us an insight to how sports is a relief even in times of hardship.

Bill Sienkiewicz was a revolutionary in the 80's comic book industry. We here to celebrate his contributions. And also give our first impressions on the much talked spring blockbuster "Godzilla vs Kong."

"Zack Snyder's Justice League" or more commonly Known as "Snyder Cut" released on March 18 on HBO Max, fulfilling Snyder's vision of Justice League. We are hear to give our take on the movement created by passionate fans that made a conglomerate to kneel down.

TV movies are weird. But there are few nice ones among them. They do the basic job of movies - kill time. "SPECTACULAR!" (2009), a Nickelodeon movie, is one such movie. A movie about a wannabe Rockstar and his show choir endeavors have a special place in Divine's heart. Because....NOSTALGIA.

After the immensely popular season finale, we are giving our final verdict on Marvel Studios' first foray into TV series.

Before the season finale of Marvel Studios' first TV show airs on Friday, March 5, we are discussing our take on Marvel's new endeavor and how it breathes a new life (reinvent) into a franchise that already established itself.

On this week after Valentine's day, we are discussing England's one of the most celebrated writers, Christopher Marlowe, and his poem "The passionate Shepherd to his love".

We are back after a month's break

ESPN's "The Last Dance" is one of the best and most famous sports documentaries from the last decade. This is our take on it and a reflection on how NBA 2K11 was a predecessor to it.

Weekly Bulletin Roundup -

Gina Carano (Cara Dune): Another victim of 'Cancel Culture'

Tom Holland's Spiderverse Denial

HBO's Revival & Reboot train

This is our recapping of 2020 from the perspective of our little podcasting endeavor.

We also talk about O. Henry's Christmas classic "The Gift Of The Magi", which everyone vaguely knows.

We are bringing one of the most under-appreciated Christmas (sort of) movie - Jingle All The Way (1996).

This Arnold Schwarzenegger Christmas comedy wasn't received well at the time.