JCU Podcast

This episode we catch up and talk about holiday stuff.

In this episode, we discuss movies that had memorable deaths.

We discuss our favorite action scenes from movies and why we enjoy them so much.

This episode we just talk about what movies and video games have been occupying our time.

It had to happen eventually. Biden has been elected, and we discuss the political landscape moving forward.

This time, no Nathan. But the crew catches up again to see if they can... Figure out... The mystery behind... There is no topic for this episode.

Yeah, the audio kinda sucks for this one. Sorry everyone. Also, Kalup sits this one out.

I know, right? It took us 16 episodes, but ITS FINALLY HAPPENING! WE TALK ABOUT RANDOM STUFF IN OUR LIVES FOR LIKE AN HOUR.

Are there sequels that need to be made? We discuss.

Did you know these projects were almost made? Well, they were!

Seriously, 2020. Take Trump, Pence, and McConnel instead. I feel like that's better for all parties involved.

So, unlike Drunk history, this episode is about sober history stories. Or something to that effect.

In this episode, we discuss the movies of M Night Shayamalan.

Today's episode is our first ever JCU Awards. The idea is simple, we each come up with what we think are the "Worst of all time" in 4 separate categories: Video Games, Movies, Consumer Products, and Music.

We do a toe-tip into politics for this episode, asking the question, what is our responsibilities as consumers?

This episode is weird.

Our follow up episode to the Incredibles watch-along. Now let's just talk about the movie!

This episode is a bit different. We watch the movie The Incredibles and provide commentary.

This week's podcast episode is pretty straightforward. Who played the best Joker? Each member gives their opinions. Is it Heath Ledger, Jack Nicholson, Joaquin Phoenix, Mark Hamill, or Jared Leto?

We dive into the world of nostalgia from a bunch of 30-something males perspectives.

This week, we put the final season of Game of Thrones on trial. Is it really as bad as everyone claims?

In episode 2, we dive into the idea of Netflix/Amazon Prime/Hulu adaptations. Have you ever seen a movie, or a book, or an opera you think could be adapted into a TV show?

In our first episode, Ian takes a dive into his favorite game series, Legend of Zelda. And asks the question, "While Breath of the Wild is a great game, is it a great Zelda game?"