Parts of Art with Mic & Braden

The guys discuss the new Woodstock that may or may not be happening, Disney's desire to have complete control of Hulu and the censoring they are doing to their own catalog. Mic gives his thoughts on the new Ted Bundy film " Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile" and Braden talks about some wrestling programs. Mic's Bytes rounds out the show.

Mic has singer/musician Eric Croft on with co-hosting duties to talk the scene of indie music, Mic's Bytes, etc.

Braden and Mic talk with writer/filmmaker/photographer Domenic Migliore about his many projects. They also discuss the Netflix movie "The Highwaymen". Braden gives the insight into Wrestlemania, the largest annual wrestling event and Mic gives his thoughts on the new horror remake "Pet Sematary". What have you been watching and Mic's Bytes as well.

The fellas bring back Tuck for co-hosting duties as they interview Calvin Cherry, author of the new book "Stoker". They also discuss Stadia, the Disney/Fox deal, and the new Apple streaming service. Mic gives his review of the new Jordan Peele film "Us" and the Motley Crue biopic "The Dirt" and presents a vampire themed version of Mic's Bytes.

The boys bring a packed show with special guest singer/songwriter Justin Yates. The boys discuss the pulling of the Simpsons Michael Jackson episode, Steven Spielberg wanting to disqualify Netflix from the Oscars, Disney's new streaming services adding their entire catalog, a very spoiler heavy review of Lords of Chaos, Ronda Rousey proclaiming that wrestling is fake, Captain Marvel's low Rotten Tomato reviews, Mic's Bytes and much more.

Mic and Braden to chat with actress, writer, director Colleen Elizabeth Miller about her film "One-Armed Rabbit" and upcoming projects. They also discuss the relevance of the Oscars, Samsung stopping Blu-ray players, Chris Hemsworth playing Hulk Hogan, ICP's new album and Mic's Bytes.

Actress/writer/ ghost tour owner Dawn Lyn Johnson joins the boys to talk about her career. The guys also discuss Streaming vs. Cable, Disney's global domination, Spotify acquires Anchor, the downfall of Ultraviolet, what they've been watching/listening to, as well as Mic's Bytes.

Mic and Braden return after a long hiatus to discuss the what's what of 2018 and a look forward into the movies of 2019.

The guys are back with special guest Michael Tuck as they discuss Best Cover Songs and the cultural relevance of the Simpsons. Tuck talks about his take on Physical Media vs Digital. What have you watched? and Mic's Bytes around out the episode.

Mic is back with special guests Glo and Anthony Cooney. They discuss Cooney's new film Leaf Blower Massacre 2, Disney's firing of James Gunn, the surge of Cover Bands, the Comic-Con movie trailer releases, and more. Also Mic's Bytes and What Have You Been Watching?

The boys are back and talking about the changing summer movie climate, the streaming channels sweeping the Emmy Noms, Rock Artists going Country, the decline of Cable, the upcoming Glass, and Fox dropping the Ultraviolet rights to digital and inching closing to Disney among other topics. All new Mic's Bytes and Weekly Watchlist as well.

Mic and Braden are back with a discussion of the movie Wonder Wheel as well as an analysis on the ratings of movies being achievements rather than quality. Braden talks the Disney / Fox buy. Mic digs into the horror that is Hereditary and also talks about Ghostland, Blockers, Truth or Dare, The Rake, Unsane, Tomb Raider, Rampage, etc.... And Mic's Bytes features new music from The Faim.

The guys are back joined by a special guest Glo. Together they explore the themes of Alex Strangelove, movies vs music, 13 Reasons Why, new films and music such Red Sparrow, Death Wish, Marrowbone, The Thoroughbreds, Neko Case and much much more!!

The guys are back and they give their thoughts on the new Deadpool 2 as well as The Avengers: Infinity War and a slew of other movies. Talk includes Netflix, Disney, and WWE. They discuss who's better: The Rolling Stones or the Beatles, and also Mic's sound bytes.

Mic is joined by director, producer, filmmaker Derek Braasch as they discuss recent watches, the digital age of movies, music, and upcoming projects.

The guys tackle the 2008 film "The Wrestler" as well as talking with special guest Michael Jolls, an author, film director and producer from Chicago, who just published a book on Steven Spielberg and released a short film based on The Wolf of Wall Street. Also there is a FREE movie giveaway ! Just listen and be the first to grab it. Recent watches and Mic's Sound Bytes discussed also.

Mic and Braden dissect the 2016 film "Hounds of Love" and give their first impressions on "Ready Player One" & "A Quiet Place". The guys also divulge into digital talk, covering Disney's Movies Anywhere and the new art form of songs over albums. Pacino vs. De Niro: who is the best actor? Find out on this episode.

Braden and Mic discuss the sexy hairstyles and music of 80's hair bands and get to the lowdown on the issues within the 2017 film "The Circle". Mic throws out his thoughts on Strangers: Prey At Night as well as some Indie Horror (Mom and Dad, Victor Crowley, Eat Me, etc. The guys cap it off with a discourse on technology and just how far it will go,

Braden and Mic discuss the cultural importance of Grunge Rockers Nirvana and give their thoughts on the 2017 film Wind River. Mic throws out some Indie Horror talk (Tragedy Girls, Inside, etc) and the boys get to bottom of the ratings of Rotten Tomatoes.

This is Braden and Mic's first attempt at a podcast so grade on a curve, please. We discuss the summer movies coming up as well as how TV potentially has surpassed film in terms of quality. Hope you guys enjoy it.