The 3rd period of the USA/Soviet Union game and the biggest US sports moment in history.Special Guests: Tierney Steele Callaghan, Mike Donovan and Johnie Powers
Herb brings in new players to get in the team’s head, President Carter pulls Team USA out of the 1980 Summer Games and they celebrate the holidays. Special Guests: Tim Riecker and Lou Secki
Herb picks his team, practices start with a Boston/Minnesota grudge, players introduce themselves and Herb has issues at home.Special Guests: Kyle Crane and Kurt Hoffman
It’s a trip through the 1970s in United States history and we learn about Herb Brooks’ plan and how he became the head coach.Special Guests: Jim O’Kane and Robert E. G. Black
Rent was on FOX on January 25th and Blake is back for this special episode to discuss in with special guests Robert E G Black and newcomer Emily Kastner. The three of them break down the positives and negatives of the show, the injury news that
Blake finishes up Rent solo, breaking down everything from closing the door on the parents and homeless people (Voicemail #5, Finale A), Mark finally finishing his film, Roger finally finishing a song, Collins Robin Hooding and then Mimi fighti
Blake welcomes Matt Tamanini from Broadway World to not only breakdown What You Own, they discuss Matt's dislike of the movie and then his thoughts on The Jonathan Larson Project and RENT Live!
It's Halloween and it's Angel's favorite holiday, so let's step into her funeral. Blake bring Robert Black onto the show to discuss the emotional funeral scene (I'll Cover You (Reprise)), Mark's cut song (Halloween), and the full version of Goo
It's time to get sad. Blake and Liz Whitaker from Mean Girls Minute talk about Without You and the depressing montage of events that happens during the song, including death, drugs and lying. Then after talking about Contact, they break the ten
Blake brings on Liz Whitaker from Mean Girls Minute to discuss one of the most popular songs in the movie, Take Me or Leave Me. They discuss the difference between the set up in the Broadway show, on Valentine's Day, and the move at the most ov
It's New Years Rockin Eve and Blake brings in long time family friend Matt Polzin to talk about Mark's montage (Seasons of Love B), the history of Nobody Beats The Wiz and how much they both miss Happy New Year and the voicemails that were cut
Blake is back to continue breaking down Rent, after some changes behind the scenes. He brings in David Kincannon, from Podvocacy, to dive deep into the movie and the broadway show. They look at the differences between the shows, especially the
It's the day after Christmas and Blake and Mandy are ready to discuss the meaning behind Will I?, the fun of Sante Fe and the romance in I'll Cover You.
Merry Christmas Bitches! In this episode it's Christmas Day and Collins introduces us to Angel (Today 4 U), Mark and Joann bond over issues with Maureen (Tango: Maureen) and we show up to Life Support for the first time.
It's the second half of December 24, 1989 where we break down Roger's flashback on the roof singing One Song Glory and then Roger and Mimi's meet cute in Light My Candle.
It's time to start the movie proper as it officially December 24, 1989. But before we do that, we look at how the Broadway show opens and how it sets up the world and then get into Rent and You'll See. The discussion goes through the questions
After breaking down the production credits, Blake and Mandy talk about the history and legacy of Seasons of Love and then talk about the main cast of the movie.
Before getting started on the movie next week, flashback to 2015 when Blake interviewed Anthony Rapp while he was on the If/Then tour. They discuss Rent from broadway to the screen and also discuss other shows like You're A Good Man, Charlie Br