T.V. Trey Podcast

In our 51st episode, we will be covering the Disney+ original series, Obi-Wan Kenobi (2022-), the latest Star Wars installment that goes through the journey of Obi-Wan after the events of Order 66, the fall of Anakin Skywalker, and the Rise of the Galactic Empire. Our topics include: 1) Responding to trauma, 2) The depths of Obi-Wan's failure, and 3) Reva and writing villains.  -- Facebook: @tvtreypodcast Twitter: @tvtreypodcast Instagram: @tvtreypodcast

It is officially our 50th episode on the T.V. Trey Podcast! For our 50th episode, we will be covering Disney's Encanto (2021), the latest Disney animated film that has swept the hearts of audiences as it takes on deep topics of family dynamics and culture, specifically in Latin America. Our topics include: 1) Generational Trauma, 2) Bruno and Scapegoating, and 3) Individuality vs. Family Unity.  -- Facebook: @tvtreypodcast Twitter: @tvtreypodcast Instagram: @tvreypodcast

It is that time of year again! The 94th Academy Awards premiere is less than a week away and in preparation, Nate and I are going through the Best Picture category! This episode includes all of the 2022 Best Picture nominated films: Belfast, CODA, Don't Look Up, Drive My Car, Dune, King Richard, Licorice Pizza, Nightmare Alley, The Power of the Dog, and West Side Story (2021).  As we go through each film, we will also be going through the topics of 1) Most Favorite, 2) Least Favorite, 3) Predicted Winner, 4) The Underdog, and 5) Our Fan Favorite  -- Facebook: @tvtreypodcast Twitter: @tvtreypodcast Instagram: @tvtreypodcast

In our 47th episode, we will be digging through season 1 of the latest Star Wars installment, The Book of Boba Fett, season 1 (2021-2022). After the events in Mandalorian season 2, Boba Fett returns to Mos Espa with Finnic Shand and claims Jabba the Huts criminal empire for his own. But can he maintain and defend it from criminal rivals?  Our topics include 1: Boba vs. Mando: Storytelling, 2) Nostalgia Problems in Star Wars, and 3) Our Thoughts on the Upcoming Kenobi Series.  -- Facebook: @tvtreypodcast Twitter: @tvtreypodcast Instagram: @tvtreypodcast

In our final episode of 2021, we will be covering the recent Marvel Cinematic Universe film, Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021), which has received raving reviews and opened at $340 million nationwide over the weekend. This episode contains MAJOR SPOILERS for the new film, so viewer's discretion is advised. Our topics include 1) fan theories, 2) spoiler talk, 3) what comes next?  -- Facebook: @tvtreypodcast Instagram: @tvtreypodcast iTunes Podcast: @tvtreypodcast iHeart Radio: @tvtreypodcast

Merry Christmas, everyone! After month of time off, we are back just in time for the Christmas season with our second Christmas episode on the show! Today's episode is The Nativity Story (2006) the film adaptation of the birth of Christ and the journey of Mary and Joseph, from an Anglican and Roman Catholic perspective! Our topics include: 1) The Role of Mary, 2) Cultural Accuracy & Representation, 3) Liberties in Religious Films -- Facebook: @treypodcast Instagram: @tvtreypodcast iHeart Radio: @tvtreypodcast Apple Podcasts: @tvtreypodcast

In our 45th episode, we will be comparing the differences of the two Justice League films of the DC Extended Universe (DCEU), the Snyder Cut (2021) and Theatrical Cut (2017). For the uninitiated, the theatrical cut is a 2-hour film that does not tie in directly with Director Zack Snyder's vision, while the Snyder Cut is Snyder's 4-hour directors cut that ties directly with the franchise while setting up future sequels and storylines.  Our topics include: 1) Differences between both films, 2) The fued/controversy behind Warner Brothers and Zack Snyder, and 3) What we hope or predict for the DCEU franchise. Special Thanks to our Guests Appearances: Brogan Wassell and Rene Bravo of Keeping Up with the Nerds Podcast  -- Twitter: @tvtreypodcast Facebook: @tvtreypodcast Instagram: @tvtreypodcast

With the Oscars just around the corner, we are covering all 8 Best Picture Nominated films, from our impressions to our predictions. Our topics are: 1) Most Favorite Film, 2) Most Surprising Film, 2) Least Favorite Film, 3) Which Will Win, and 4) Which is the Underdog. Special thanks to our Guest Appearance: Nate Bell of Biola University's Cinema & Media Arts Department (Link to his award winning short film, The Hour After Westerly). -- Twitter: @tvtreypodcast Facebook: @tvtreypodcast Instagram: @tvtreypodcast

In our 43rd episode, we conclude another trilogy series as we wrap up Avatar: The Last Airbender, season 3 (2007-2008). Through the help of old allies and former enemies, Aang and the Gang rise up to defeat the Fire Nation once and for all, and restore balance to the world. Our topics include: 1) Indoctrination & Propaganda, 2) Katara's Revenge, and 3) Uncle Iroh's Forgiveness According to the Prodigal Son Parable.  Special thanks to our Guest Appearances: Aryanna Victoria, Brogan Wassell, and Chris and Brittany of the Geek Between the Lines Podcast! -- Twitter: @tvtreypodcast Facebook: @tvtreypodcast Instagram: @tvtreypocast 

In our 42nd episode, we are continuing the discussion of Nickelodeon's Avatar: The Last Airbender (2005-2008) as we dive into season 2. During this season, the heroes and villains of the ATLA world grow together as they overcome new challenges, face new foes, and make drastic decisions that will determine the fate of the 100 years war. Our topics include: 1) Ba Sing Se & Government Censorship, 2) Feminism, 3) Pride & Humility According to Zuko and Uncle Iroh.  -- Twitter: @tvtreypodcast Facebook: @tvtreypodcast Instagram: @tvtreypodcast

In our 41st episode, we are covering season 1 of the beloved Nickelodeon series, Avatar: The Last Airbender (2005-2008). Dropping on Netflix in 2020, ATLA has grown once again in popularity among new and original fans as it greatly reflects both world history and current events. While we talk briefly about season 2 and 3, our primary focus in this episode is on season 1.  Our topics include: 1) Warfare in a Children's Series, 2) Family according to Aang and Zuko, and 3) The Fire Sages and Religious Corruption.  -- Twitter: @tvtreypodcast Facebook: @tvtreypodcast Instagram: @tvtreypodcast

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays! In our 40th episode, we will be going through the new Christmas classic, Netflix's Klaus (2019). The story goes through a new origin of Santa Claus and how he came to be  in the dangerous town of Smeerensburg, all because of the town's new Postman Jesper, the spoiled son of the Postmaster-General. Through revolutionary animation, Klaus adds on to the Santa story in new ways while keeping to older traditions and myths. Enjoy our final episode of the 2020 year! See you in 2021!   Our topics are: 1) The Santa Story: Is it Moral for Children? 2) 2D Animation & Nostalgia, and 3) How mythology shapes history. -- Facebook: @tvtreypodcast Twitter: @tvtreypodcast Instagram: @tvtreypodcast

In our 39th episode, we are revisiting the political drama/action film, V for Vendetta (2005)! Due to the events of 2020 - the pandemic, the election, and civil unrest - we chose to take a second look at the graphic novel adaptation and connect the deep political ties to historical and current events.  Our topics include: 1) Political Media Biases, 2) Politicizing a Pandemic, and 3) The Dangers of Demagogue Leaders.  -- Twitter: @tvtreypodcast Facebook: @tvtreypodcast Instagram: @tvtreypodcast

In our 38th episode, we will be ending our Middle-Earth journey as we focus on Peter Jackson's adaptation of The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (2003). Nearly 20 years later, The Return of the King is highly regarded as a cinematic masterpiece, having earned 11 Academy Awards, including best Adapted Screenplay, Best Director, and Best Picture. It is currently tied for the most awarded Oscars with Titanic (1997) and Ben-Hur (1959). Our topics of focus are 1) The Significance of Courage, 2) The Analyzation of Evil, and 3) Frodo's Mission: Did He Fail? -- Facebook: @tvtreypodcast Twitter: @tvtreypodcast Instagram: @tvtreypodcast

Continuing our coverage of The Lord of the Rings Trilogy, our 37th episode is on The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (2002), the Academy Award-winning adaptation of Tolkien's second book of the trilogy. Our topics of coverage include: 1) Storytelling through the Battle of Helm's Deep 2) Gollum, Smeagol, & Dualism, and 3) Hope & Courage according to Samwise Gamgee.  -- Twitter: @tvtreypodcast Facebook: @tvtreypodcast Instagram: @tvtreypodcast

In our 36th episode, we'll be starting our 3-part series on Director Peter Jackson’s Award winning adaptation of The Lord of the Rings Trilogy! To kick things off, we will be starting with The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (2001), the origin of the trilogy that earned 4 Oscar Awards, including Best Original Score and Best Cinematography. Our topics for include: 1) Sauron and Nihilism, 2) Film Score Storytelling, 3) The Ring and Temptation -- Twitter: @tvtreypodcast Facebook: @tvtreypodcast Instagram: @tvtreypodcast

In our 35th episode, we are covering the conclusion of the Star Wars saga, Star Wars: Episode XI - The Rise of Skywalker (2019). Despite its box office earnings of over $1 billion, The Rise of Skywalker came under heavy criticism from both fans and critics, causing its final chapter to be more controversial than memorable. Our topics include 1) Story vs. Plot, 2) Rehashing, and 3) Avengers: Endgame vs. Star Wars: TROS.  -- Twitter: @tvtreypodcast Facebook: @tvtreypodcast Instagram: @tvtreypodcast  

After 4 months in quarantine, we are back at the podcast studio! In our 34th episode, we will be covering the Academy-Award winning film Parasite (2019), written and directed by Bong Joon-ho. Being the first foreign film to win Best Picture, Parasite earned 3 more Oscars in 2020; Best Foreign Film, Best Original Screenplay, and Best Director. Our topics include: 1) Class Divide and Behavior, 2) American Imperialism, and 3) Symbolism and Imagery. -- Facebook: @tvtreypodcast Twitter: @tvtreypodcast Instagram: @tvtreypodcast

In our 33rd episode and our first episode of the 2020 new year, we will be diving head first into the politics and philosophy of V for Vendetta (2005), the graphic novel adaptation on the vigilante known as "V" and his attempt to overthrow the Neo-Fascist Government of England known as Norsefire. From the tensions between the U.S. and Iran to the Hong Kong protests, we saw it best to cover this film in order for listeners to remain informed about the dangers of totalitarianism and the balance between security and freedom. Our topics include: 1) When is a revolution justified? 2) Lies to tell the truth, and 3) What is freedom according to Evey Hammond?  -- Twitter: @tvtreypodcast Facebook: @tvtreypodcast Instagram: @tvtreypodcast

With Star Wars Episode IX: The Rise of Skywalker around the corner, our 32nd episode will be covering Star Wars Episode VII: The Last Jedi, the controversial film that divided critics, moviegoers, and long-time fans and continues to today. Our topics include: 1) Subverting Expectations, 2) Luke Skywalker's Character Development, and 3) the handling/mishandling of new characters.  --  Twitter: @tvtreypodcast Facebook: @tvtreypodcast Instagram: @tvtreypodcast

For our 31st episode, we are covering our first Christmas film, The Polar Express (2004), the adaptation of the same-titled book by Chris Van Allsburg! From the bold animation risks to the heart-felt story, we go through the deep thinking parts of this film that make it the wonderful, timeless Christmas film that it is. Our topics include: 1) Facing the Unknown, 2) Overcoming Doubt, and 3) The Significance of Faith. -- Twitter: @tvtreypodcast Facebook: @tvtreypodcast Instagram: @tvtreypodcast

In our 30th episode, we go all-out with the recently highest grossing R-rated film of all time, Joker (2019). Director Todd Phillips' DC Comics adaptation has received high praise and criticism that it has caused a divide among critics and audiences, which has created a fantastic philosophical and political conversation. Our topics include 1) society's responsibility for Arthur's actions and 2) the reflection of the media within the film. -- Twitter: @tvtreypodcast Facebook: @tvtreypodcast Instagram: @tvtreypodcast

Our final episode on Christopher Nolan's Batman Trilogy is finally here! Today, we will be going over The Dark Knight Rises (2012), the final installment of the legendary DC Comics adaptation! Our topics include: Rising from the ashes, 2) Political symbolism, and 3) The Ending: Was it deserved? -- Facebook: @tvtreypodcast Twitter: @tvtreypodcast Instagram: @tvtreypodcast

For our 28th episode, we are continuing Christopher Nolan's Batman Trilogy discussion as we focus on the sequel, The Dark Knight (2008). Being the first comic book superhero film to gross over $1 billion and having won 2 Oscars including Best Supporting Actor, The Dark Knight is recognized a cinematic masterpiece and one of the best portrayals of both Batman and The Joker. Our topics of focus include: 1) Nihilism and Chaotic Evil, 2) Peace Based on a Lie, and 3) the Making of a Great Villain.  -- Twitter: @tvtreypodcast Facebook: @tvtreypodcast Instagram: @tvtreypodcast

For the next three episodes, we will be going through most well-known Batman film series, The Dark Knight Trilogy, written and Directed by Christopher Nolan, Jonathan Nolan, and David S. Goyer. Our first of the three is on Batman Begins (2005), the origin story that contributed to the relaunch of superhero films and revived the Batman film popularity by focusing on a more darker and realistic tone. Our topics include 1) Existentialism and Fear, 2) Lawful Good vs. Lawful Neutral, and 3) the Dualism between Bruce Wayne and Batman.  -- Twitter: @tvtreypodcast Facebook: @tvtreypodcast Instagram: @tvtreypodcast

For the past number of episodes, we have covered deep and rather dark topics found in deep and somewhat dark films. In our 26th episode, we chose to lighten the mood a bit by focusing on Disney/Pixar's first of three films, Cars (2006), which was nominated for best animated feature. Our topics include 1) Materialism & Status, 2) Meaningful Relationships, and 3) Slowing Down in Life. -- Twitter: @tvtreypodcast Facebook: @tvtreypodcast Instagram: @tvtreypodcast

In our 25th episode, we delve deep into Director/Writer Jordan Peele's latest thriller film, "Us" (2019) with our largest podcast group yet. Our topics include 1) Privilege & Social Status 2) U.S. Immigration Parallels, and 3) Story-Telling/Plot Structure. -- Twitter: @tvtreypodcast Facebook: @tvtreypodcast Instagram: @tvtreypodcast

In our 24th episode, we continue the world building conversation in Keanu Reeves latest film, John Wick: Chapter 3 - Parabellum (2019), the third installment of the John Wick franchise that earned over $56 million opening weekend. Our topics continue from the previous John Wick podcast episode: 1) World Building, 2) realism vs. over-the-top action, and 3) mythology.  --  Twitter: @tvtreypodcast Facebook: @tvtreypodcast Instagram: @tvtreypodcast

In our 23rd episode, we finally cover Marvel Studios' 22nd film that became the most anticipated movie of the year, Avengers: Endgame! Earning $2.6 billion and counting, we dive in head first into spoiler territory! Our topics include: 1) Character Development, 2) Sacrifice, and 3) MCU Phase 4 Theories! --  Twitter: @tvtreypodcast Facebook: @tvtreypodcast Instagram: @tvtreypodcast

In our 22nd episode, we cover Director Jordan Peele's 2017 Academy Award winning film "Get Out," a new take on horror that swept the country politically. Our topics include 1) Liberal/Systematical Racism, 2) Symbols of the South, and 3) Social Horror. -- Twitter: @tvtreypodcast Facebook: @tvtreypodcast Instagram: @tvtreypodcast Reddit: @tvtreypodcast

In our 21st episode, we cover the 2018 Sony Animations' mind-blowing superhero film, "Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse," the Marvel Comics film that recently received Best Animation at the Oscars. Our topics include 1) Mentorship between Peter B. Parker and Miles Morales, 2) Diversity and Representation Done Right, and 3) The Expansion of the Multiverse.  --  Twitter: @tvtreypodcast Facebook: @tvtreypodcast Instagram: @tvtreypodcast Reddit: @treypodcast

Happy 2019, everyone! In our 20th episode of this new year, we are covering Disney's first of man experimental films "The Emperor's New Groove" (2000), the cult classic that is now timeless in its own right. Our topics of discussion include 1) Humility 2) Selfishness vs. Selflessness, 3) Why is it considered a classic? -- Twitter: @tvtreypodcast Facebook: @tvtreypodcast Instagram: @treypodcast Reddit: @treypodcast

Due to the busyness of life, holidays, and scheduling conflicts, we decided to do something a little different and fun for our 19th episode. Rather than covering a film or series, we chose to have an episode dedicated to cosplay and our love for geeky conventions! Topics includes how we got into cosplay, memories with friends and significant others, costumes we've worked on, and some of our best memories at conventions! -- Twitter: @tvtreypodcast Facebook: @tvtreypodcast Instagram: @tvtreypodcast Reddit: @tvtreypodcast

In our 18th episode, we cover our very first anime, "My Hero Academia" (2016- ), the current and popular series that surrounds regulated superheroes in the not too distant future of Japan. Our topics include Stain's Philosophy on Heroism, Nature vs. Nurture based on Bakugo and Izuku, and our predictions for the upcoming fourth season.  -- Twitter: @tvtreypodcast Facebook: @tvtreypodcast Instagram: @tvtreypodcast Reddit: @tvtreypodcast

In our 17th episode, we cover one of the most underrated films of the decade, the Mixed Martial Arts drama and Academy Award Nominee "Warrior" (2011), starring Tom Hardy, Joel Edgerton, and Nick Nolte. Our topics include the will to fight, the struggle for forgiveness, and the meaning of family. -- Twitter: @tvtreypodcast Facebook: @tvtreypodcast Instagram: @tvtreypodcast Reddit: @tvtreypodcast

In our 16th episode, we are locked and loaded as we cover the current gun-fu assassin films, "John Wick" (2014) and "John Wick: Chapter 2" (2017), directed by Chad Stahelski and starring the Man, the Myth, and the Legend himself, Keanu Reeves. Our topics of focus include the structure of world building, realism vs. over-the-top action, and the loss of innocence according to greek mythology.  -- Twitter: @tvtreypodcast Facebook: @tvtreypodcast Instagram: @tvtreypodcast Reddit: @tvtreypodcast

Due to the popularity of our previous episode and converations with our previous podcast guests, we chose to continue the conversation of Blizzard Entertainment's episodic story in their first person shooter game, "Overwatch" (2016). Our topics include the ethics of Moira's dedication to science, peace and harmony between Hanzo and Genji in the "Dragons" animated short, and the continuation of the Overwatch lore and marketing conversation. -- Twitter: @tvtreypodcast Facebook: @tvtreypodcast Instagram: @tvtreypodcast Reddit: @tvtreypodcast

In this special first part episode, we are covering the episodic series of Blizzard Entertainment's latest first person shooter game, "Overwatch" (2016). Because the character origins and episodic tie-in stories are on Youtube, we have decided to make the exception with this awesome and adventerous franchise. Our topics in this episode include Overwatch vs. Blackwatch, Doomfist's war philosophy, and the genius storytelling marketing of Overwatch. -- Twitter: @tvtreypodcast Facebook:@tvtreypodcast Instagram: @tvtreypodcast Reddit: @tvtreypodcast

In our 13th episode, we cover the Rex Sox passion and relationship between Ben and Lindsey in the baseball romantic comedy "Fever Pitch" (2005) that takes place during the MLB Playoffs and World Series. Our topics include passion identity, dating a different class, and relationship compromise.  -- Twitter: @tvtreypodcast Facebook: @tvtreypodcast Instagram: @tvtreypodcast Reddit: @tvtreypodcast

In honor of the 25th anniversary, we are covering our first sports film, "The Sandlot" (1993), the childhood classic of baseball fans and 1960's nostolgics. Our topics include the impact of legends, loyalty and friendship, and baseball: America's past time.  -- Twitter: @tvtreypodcast Facebook: @tvtreypodcast Instagram: @tvtreypodcast Reddit: @tvtreypodcast

In honor and preparation for the 4th of July, our 11th episode covers the war film genre with U.S. Army Reserve Specialist and MP, Nick Mendez. The films we primarily focus on are are "Saving Private Ryan" (1998), "Black Hawk Down" (2001), "Lone Survivor" (2013), "Fury" (2014), "American Sniper" (2014), "Eye in the Sky" (2015), and "Dunkirk" (2016).  Our topics include the accuracy of war and military representation, brotherhood bonding, and the perspective difference between American Citizens and U.S. Soldiers in the area of war ethics. This episode is dedicated to those that have served and are continuing to serve in the United States Military. We thank you for your service and your sacrifices.  -- Twitter: @tvtreypodcast Facebook: @tvtreypodcast Instagram: @tvtreypodcast Reddit: @tvtreypodcast

In honor and preparation for the upcoming sequel on June 15th, our 10th episode covers Disney/Pixar's award winning superhero film, "The Incredibles" (2004). Our topics include individualism vs. conformity, good inspiring evil, and nature vs. nurture.  -- Twitter: @tvtreypodcast Facebook: @tvtreypodcast Instagram: @tvtreypodcast Reddit: @tvtreypodcast

In this ninth episode, we cover the 4th wall breaking philosophy found in the X-Men spin-off series, "Deadpool" (2016) and "Deadpool 2" (2018), which was just released last week. Our topics include postmodernism in comic books films, hollywood cynicism according to Deadpool, and the strategic interpersonal marketing of the franchise. -- Twitter: @tvtreypodcast Facebook: @tvtreypodcast Instagram: @tvtreypodcast

In our eighth episode, we cover a variety of films under the crime thriller genre with Indie Film Director & Writer, Brian Ulrich. The films we primarily focus on are "L.A. Confidential" (1997), "Momento" (2000), "Training Day" (2001), "Insomnia" (2002), "The Dark Knight" (2008), and "Dredd" (2012).  Our topics include objective/subjective morality in period pieces, objective/subjective morality in comic book adaptations, and how these films inspired Director Ulrich's upcoming summer film, "Last Three Days" (2018).  -- Twitter: @tvtreypodcast Facebook: @tvtreypodcast Instagram: @tvtreypodcast

In our seventh episode, we are absolutely thrilled to cover the sci-fi themes in our first T.V. series analysis "Final Space" (2018-), a new animated comedy created by Olan Rogers. Our topics include the first season recap/space opera genre, loneliness and separation, and true loyalty among those we call family.  -- Twitter: @tvtreypodcast Facebook: @tvtreypodcast Instagram: @tvtreypodcast

With the 10-year lead up to "Avengers: Infinity War" (2018) now complete, we are covering the entire Marvel Cinematic Universe in this 6th episode, primarily the film criticism the franchise hardly faces or receives. Though we are Marvel fans, we are also analyzers who look into the depths of film, however flawless they may appear. Our topics include the MCU's shallow story depth, basic character development, and lack of impactful villains. -- Twitter: @tvtreypodcast Facebook: @tvtreypodcast Instagram: @tvtreypodcast

In honor of National Superhero Day this past weekend, our fifth episode covers major spoilers on Marvel Studios' latest installment, "Avengers: Infinity War" (2018), the 10-year payoff involving 18 films and 50+ comic book characters. Our topics include personal recaps and reactions, grief and death, and our personal best/worst superhero film of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. -- Twitter: @tvtreypodcast Instagram: @tvtreypodcast Facebook: @tvtreypodcast

In our fourth episode, we cover multiple deep and personal themes found in the hard-hitting drama known as "Revolutionary Road" (2008), a film nominated for three Academy Awards. Our topics include the conformity in the American Dream, existentialism in marriage, and the insanity of truth. -- Twitter: @tvtreypodcast Instagram: @tvtreypodcast Facebook: @tvtreypodcast

In this third episode, we cover one of Dreamworks' most sucessful animated films that still stands strong to this day, "The Prince of Egypt" (1998). Our topics include the adaptation of the Jewish/Christian text titled,  "Exodus," the storytelling through the soundtrack, and why it is still praised as one of the best faith based films.  -- Twitter: @tvtreypodcast Instagram: @tvtreypodcast Facebook: @tvtreypodcast

In this second episiode, we analyze the magic and mysticism in Director Christopher Nolan's film, "The Prestige" (2006). Our topics include storytelling, character development, and symbolism. We also cover a number of theories that fans have held and debated over the years and our opinions on them. -- Twitter: @tvtreypodcast Instagram: @tvtreypodcast Facebook: @tvtreypodcast  

In this first episode, we discuss the major themes of Steven Spielberg's latest film, "Ready Player One" (2018). Our topics include nostalgia, escapism, utopia/dystopia, and how it relates to our world today. We also dissect the differences between the book and film, and what we liked about both. --- Twitter: @tvtreypodcast Instagram: @tvtreypodcast Facebook: @tvtreypodcast