In this week's episode, Justin and Thom gush over Peter Jackson's Get Back documentary. They welcome actor and writer Chris Cavanaugh to talk about his play Murder on Mt. Murder: A B-Squad Murder Mystery Parody, and his upcoming role as Elvis in a production of Steve Martin's Picasso at the Lapin Agile at the Riverside Playhouse in Aurora, Illinois. The trio dive into exuberant discussions of their favorite plays, the choicest characters they'd choose to play on stage, and murder mystery plays, and Chris explains the difference between a good liar and a good actor.

Check out the manuscript to Chris' hilarious play Murder on Mt. Murder: A B-Squad Murder Mystery Parody, and if you're in the area, check out Picasso at the Lapin Agile to see.   

In this week's festive episode, Justin and Thom discuss what makes a Christmas movie a Christmas movie and why Batman Returns is the ultimate Christmas movie. The hosts welcome guest Cohen Miller to talk about his burgeoning candle-making enterprise, No Label Candle Company, including how they hand make each candle, what goes into making the perfect scent, and why you'll never find a candle that smells like theirs.

Check out No Label Candle Company for all your burning olfactory needs!

In this episode, Thom tells Justin a story about a visit from the Weinermobile, and the two lay out why Who Framed Roger Rabbit is a better half-animated movie than Cool World. The hosts welcome illustrator Andy Vanderbilt to talk about his work, kaijus, their favorite illustrators and cartoonists, and why Cobra Kai works as a better Star Wars Sequel Trilogy than what we got. Meanwhile, Thom mispronounces Tartakovsky numerous times throughout the episode.

#ReleaseTheTartakovskyPopeye

Check out Andy's illustrations here and here, and buy some prints here!