Hear Me Out:

(REUPLOAD: this was our first episode back at the beginning of October, but once it was published, the audio got tangled up with a different episode, so we decided to reupload it so that way it’s available for all to enjoy) Boy, oh boy is it good to be back! Welcome back to the Hear Me Out: Podcast! I've been wanting to bring the pod back for so long, and what better time for a horror movie lover than the month of October! Featuring a brand new Theme by Braylen Williams, The pod is back and just as good as ever. On this episode, Stephi and I discuss horror movie tropes, whats overused, whats over-rated, and what's just purely classic. So let's all go on this vaguely descriptive road trip, break down on the side of the road with no cell service, and split up to cover more ground on this episode of Hear Me Out:

Hello all! As many of you who follow me on Twitter know, Stephi & I recently moved into our apartment, & therefore were unable to get a podcast out this past weekend. So you’re getting two this week! Originally, this podcast was planned to be an “Old Horror movies vs. New horror movies” debate, but the further we got into it, the more we realized we can’t put these spooky efforts against each other. The conversation soon turned into that of one about the evolution of the genre, & how the old has inspired the new so much, and helped its growth. This is truly one of my favorite episodes we’ve ever done, so everyone enjoy this episode of Hear Me Out: Old & New horror!

Having trouble deciding what kind of scary movie you want to watch every night for the month of October? Have no fear! (well, have some.) This week Stephi and I help you out, by going in depth on the different subgenres within horror. Through describing and giving examples of each, we run down some of the most legendary movie styles, and the history that each brings. So whether it's a slasher, cannibal, ghost, or a good old fashioned classic, put on a scary movie right after you listen to this weeks episode of Hear Me Out:

Hello listeners! We’re back this week, and i heard you on the poll i posted: we love top 10 episodes too!! And we also love the actors we talk about in this episode. Come listen as Stephi and i list off our favorites and Emily is around to keep us in check in case we have any less than savory decisions.

Hello everyone! This much shorter episode is all about “Uncut Gems” by the Safdie Brothers. The reason it’s so much shorter, is because it’s being recorded directly a after watching it so my brain was still mush

Hello all! On this weeks episode, Steph & I tried something new (and enjoyed it thoroughly!) We wrote out some fascinating fun facts about some movies each other enjoyed and the other has to guess what movie the trivia is from. Sounds easy but it was way harder than we thought. So get ready for some pauses for thought, some excited realizations, and hey stick around for the whole episode and play along or just learn some stuff!!

What's happening everyone! Steph & I are back at it to deliver yet another decade of film history to you. This week we've got the 1990's, with some sleeper hits and some classics alike, along with some of our favorite quotes and soundbites from certain movies. Check out which movies were our favorite of each year, and if we mention your favorites as well!

Hello everyone! I’m so sorry about the late upload, i promise I’ll explain it all at the beginning of the pod hahaha. Today’s subject is dynamic acting/directing duos in movie history! Give it a listen to see if your favorite pair gets brought up, or to learn about a few that you didn’t even realize like to work together!

Hello listeners! In this episode, Stephi & I hop in our DeLorean and travel back to a time before our own... The 80's!! We run through some of the most important/iconic movies from each year in the decade. As two people who didn't get a chance to live through the 80's, we have a second-hand appreciation for the movies that defined our parents generation & in turn helped us become the movie (and 80's) lovers that we are today!

What’s your favorite scary movie? Well, for Stephi, one of hers is Wes Craven’s meta-masterpiece Scream! So we both rewatched it and took some notes, and gave a detailed review along with some behind the scenes facts, opinions on references, happenings, and continuities throughout the series. If you’ve watched it, if you haven’t watched it, if you wanna watch it, this is the podcast for you! So tune in and hear us work our way through watching a classic.

Woah, what! An episode on a Tuesday? That’s right. Stephi and I spend about an hour shooting the shit reminiscing on some of the greatest concert experiences we’ve had in our life, if you like stories, this is a good one for you. We’re pretty torn up about a ton of shows we were excited for getting postponed or canceled altogether for this year, so we thought it’d be a good way to get some lack-of-live music frustration out. Enjoy everyone!

Hello listeners! On this week’s episode, Stephi and I talk about some of the most visually beautiful movies we’ve ever seen! We classify them into different categories of what we think can potentially make a movie beautiful, but of course beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Of course we didn’t have time to name every beautiful movie we’d ever seen, so we just picked a few that really describes our aesthetic taste. Enjoy, everyone!

Hello my quarantined friends. On this episode of the podcast, Stephi and i give an overview on the popularity of remakes in Hollywood, along with a listing and comparison of some of the all time great genre remakes (action, drama, romance, horror, comedy, adventure.) At the very end, we do a quick run through of everything and discuss some movies that should NEVER be remade under any circumstances. Good times!

Let’s goo! Technically this is our 10th episode, SO, we decided as a chance to get to know some of your hosts a little better, we wanted to do a top 10 favorite movies ever. Just to specify, these are not necessarily our opinions on the best movie ever, but all of our favorites. Also, coronavirus is running wild brother so stay inside!!!

Hello listeners! Let me start by saying; it’s gonna be a long one but it’s gonna be a GOOD one, mostly because we’re covering two of the most praised horror movies of the new generation of horror masters, Ari Aster. I’m joined by Stephi again, and our friend who broke out of quarantine, Emily Grojean. Both movies have a lengthy run time, so we try to get through both as quick as possible while still covering the movies. We discuss themes, imagery, character development, and how hard it is to sleep after watching these. With no more further introduction, this is the hear me out: podcast on Hereditary and Midsommar.

LACE UP THOSE AIR MAG'S AND BUCKLE UP IN YOUR DELOREAN, where we're going we won't need roads. Hello listeners, this is a really fun one. My girlfriend Stephi (who has been on the podcast multiple times) is the biggest back to the future fan I've ever met. I love the movies dearly as well, so we decided to devote an entire episode to (as much as possible of) one of our favorite trilogies. Listen to us talk about the genre bending, sometimes sci-fi, sometimes comedy, sometimes western, always adventure series starring Michael J. Fox and Christopher Lloyd.

Put on your worst english accent and grab your cricket bat, today, stephi and i make our way through the three flavors cornetto trilogy! That’s right Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz AND the world’s end all for your viewing pleasure. We’ll mention short synapses of the movies, facts, quotes, and whatever goodness comes to mind about these spectacular movies. Spoiler warning ahead if you haven’t seen any of these

Hello listeners! Yes it’s true (it’s damn true) we’ve got a non movie related episode. I’m back with the boys from the most recent episode, and since we just passed the ps2’s 20 year anniversary, we wanted to talk about how special that console was for us and some of the games and stories that were our favorites. Long live the ps2!

Hello listeners! Today I’m back with the boys (Jordan, Eric, Braylen, Javon) and we are doing our first director career overview on the maestro himself, Quentin Tarantino. We go (a little less than) in depth on his movies, toss a few fun facts out, discuss our favorites and least favorites, all along with a little extra conversation along the way. So sit down and light up your red Apple cigarette, unwrap your big kahuna burger, and enjoy!

Hello listeners! In this episode I'm joined by Eric Billups, Javon Butler, Braylen Williams, Jordan Banyan and Deonn Bridgers. We spoke about things that scared us a lot growing up, irrational fears, and all the spooky and/or off putting media (including music videos, movies, TV series', etc.) It kinda makes you think..."What was the dumbest thing that scared me when I was little?"

Hello listeners! This episode is about the greatest achievements (in our opinion) in television history. Starting out with our top 5 favorites ever, I'm joined by Javon Butler, Stephi Carpenter, Deonn Bridgers, Braylen Williams, Eric Billups and Jordan Banyan. Before you listen, make sure you decide whether you're an office guy or a parks and rec guy, because there is a heated debate in store.  (Apologies for any bad audio, one of my mic's went out on me) TV SHOWS I FORGOT TO MENTION THAT I WANTED TO WATCH: VIKINGS WYNONA EARP SONS OF ANARCHY

Hello listeners! On today's episode I'm joined by my girlfriend Stephi Carpenter. Stephi is one of the most passionate music lovers I've ever met, and I thought because the world of movies and the world of music collide so well and so often, what better to talk about between the two of us for a podcast. Jesus that was one really long run on sentence.

Hello and welcome to the first of many "Hear Me Out:" podcasts! Today I sit down with 4 of my very best friends Braylen Williams, Jordan Banyan, Javon Butler, & Eric Billups and we discuss our top 10 favorite disney movies of all time (including some very controversial opinions) and as the conversation goes on, we delve deeper into some of our favorite cartoons and cartoon movies of days past.