LWJ&A – Episode 34 – Bloody Emmys!
Jim is mixing up Bloody Marys for a series of summer lunches which eventually becomes “On the Rocks” while we debate this year’s Emmy nominations.
Jim is mixing up Bloody Marys for a series of summer lunches which eventually becomes “On the Rocks” while we debate this year’s Emmy nominations.
This week A.Ron is prepping for Beaver Island, we debate the cutoff date for leftover 4th of July fireworks, Jim loves Sense8, A.Ron hates The Matrix: Reloaded, we both love John Wick, and the conversation spirals out of control when we wonder what it would be like to die on the slo-mo drug from Dredd.
A.Ron’s Mad Max drive-in experience, brunch is put on trial, Google and Delphi’s autonomous driving near-miss, Val Kilmer, and more. This one’s a banger.
This week we talk about Bill Simmons new partnership with HBO, plans for our “Silent Movies” feature, our impending 10 million download milestone (thanks, Game of Thrones!) as well as the announcements coming out of E3 2015.
In Episode #30, originally aired on 6.12.15:
We’ve got a short episode today with discussion of Bill Simmons leaving Grantland, leading to a possible collaboration with John Stewart and then the shows we have (or haven’t) been watching.
In Episode #29, originally aired on 6.5.15:
Jim and A.Ron talk about Silent Movies and new content plans. They also discuss True Detective Season 2 and schemers, charmers, badasses, psychos, gangsters, and survivors.
Jim and A.Ron discuss podcasters behaving badly, the dark side of podcasting, movies that we’d hate to see be re-made, how Fury Road and John Wick herald the future of action movies, and our favorite Always Sunny moments. And we take some Q&A from audience, as we are wont to do.
Jim and A.Ron talk about duck pin bowling, the latest Destiny expansion, “House of Wolves”, their experience with MMOs in general, and their thoughts on re-imagining the Star Wars prequels.
Starts approximately at 1pm EST! Grab a brew, a sammich, and have a good time hanging out with us in the Bald Move studio. We’ll talk TV, movies, games, life, the universe, and whatever you want to send in using the embedded Q&A app!
Jim and A.Ron discuss the problems of the glut of Golden Age television. How do you decide what to watch? How do you decide what to let go? Can you ever catch up? All this and more is pondered over Lunch.