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The sun is hot and the melon moon is rising in the sky. Melons are a symbol of summertime for many people, with the sweet smiles of watermelon or cool rockmelon and honeydew bites. For lesson plans, visit https://phenomenom.com.au/topic/super-humans/nomcast-episode-15-melons/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Citrus peel is full of essential oils and nutrients, and we can use it in so many ways. For lesson plans, visit https://phenomenom.com.au/topic/super-natural-science/nomcast-episode-16-citrus/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Who's a berry and what's it all about? For lesson plans, visit https://phenomenom.com.au/topic/super-humans/nomcast-episode-17-raspberry-blackberry/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In 2017 the world was rocked by the latest media trend: memes about avocado on toast. But what makes a meme – and what makes it funny anyway? For lesson plans, visit https://phenomenom.com.au/topic/good-chat/nomcast-episode-18-avocado/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's right under your feet, and it's full of life! We take a deep dive into what happens when organic matter gets mixed and blended to make the fabulousness of rich soil that affects the food we eat. On the way we meet some sneak thieves and witness a magic trick. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

With about 40 trillion bacteria in your gut, it can get crowded at times. This episode of Nomcast squashes and squeezes its way through our digestive tract and plops out some pretty surprising facts about gut health and poo. It's transformative! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The tricky world of tastes explodes with flavour as we unpack the joys of sweet, salty, bitter and sour … and new kid on the block, umami. We look at how cooks around the world carefully layer up flavours to create rich, satisfying and compelling dishes. Pass the pepper. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to episode 10 of the All Things Food podcast and the final episode for season 2! This week host Nickie Hursthouse speaks with Alice Zaslavsky. Some may know Alice from her time on MasterChef Australia, follow her avidly over on instagram at @aliceinframes, or have one of her cookbooks. Either way, you will know that she is making huge waves within the world of food. Alice is the Culinary Correspondent for ABC News Breakfast and ABC Radio nationally. She is the award-winning author of In Praise of Veg and the host of ABC Radio on Sunday's. Alice was formerly a school teacher and created Phenomenom.com.au and its Nomcast podcast which you will hear more about in the episode today.Today I speak with Alice all about:Her food philosophyHer story behind food and how she came to be a MasterChef contestantThe award-winning cookbook In Praise of Vege as well as Alice's A to ZHow we can all have a more positive and inclusive approach to foodConnecting kids with food, flavour and promoting a positive food environmentBy Alice - a new range of food products developed by Alice herselfImportance of health professionals or anyone in the food world with a platform, an audience, checking themselves before putting information out to the publicYou can read more about Alice, the cook, the writer, the vegelante over at www.aliceinframes.com or follow her food journey @aliceinframes. Well that's a wrap for Season 2. Don't forget to tune in to any episodes you missed out on over the past 10 weeks. And in the meantime, you can get in touch via www.nickiehursthouse.com or @nourishwithnickie to let me know if you enjoyed the episode. If you enjoyed either season 1 or 2 or both, please consider leaving a rating and review on Apple podcasts as it helps more people to discover the podcast. 

What is This Show? - Top of Episode Introducing NOMCast Andrew! THE POWER OF THE DOG REVIEW: . SPOILER-FREE REVIEW: Story Origin/NYFF Experience - 2:24 Awards Resume/Reception/Expectations/Premise - 5:03 . Performances: Benebick Cumbrodeo/Plemons/Smit-McPhee - 14:52 . Production Values: Cinematography - 19:32 Music - 22:15 Costume - 24:47 . Oscars Lens: Adapted Screenplay- 29:50 Supp Actress - 32:27 Director/Actor - 35:32 How Many Noms - 38:31 . . SPOILER WARNING - 50:41 . . SPOILER-FILLED REVIEW: Watch 1 vs Watch 2 - 51:47 Premeditation - 59:40 Sorry, Phil - 1:05:00 Rest of the Bests - 1:10:33 Lowlights - 1:14:55 . FINAL GRADES - 1:18:50; 1:22:56 . . Your Homework/Our/Andrew's Socials - 1:20:50 . . . Need more? Want to hear an EXCLUSIVE part of this episode that dissects all of the Netflix Movies Awards chances? Then be sure to go listen to this episode over on NOMCast Andrew's feed at this link for content you can only hear there!: . https://the-nomcast-netflix-o.captivate.fm/listen

Andrew Morgan of The NOMcast joins ORC for a box office study, lots of talk about the year of Netflix, and we recap our New York Film Festival experiences for The Power of the Dog, The Lost Daughter, Dune, Parallel Mothers, and The Tragedy of Macbeth. What Is This Episode? - Top of the Show - A BOX OFFICE + FALL STREAMING CONVO: - Box Office Ups & Downs: Venom 2 thru Bond - 2:47 How Are Small To Mid Budget Films Doing?: Respect thru Green Knight - 5:15 What Should Go Theatrical? What Should Stream? Candyman thru Paw Patrol - 12:11 The Netflix Business Strategies vs Other Streamers - 18:03 Streamers vs Cable: Should You Cut The Cord? - 27:20 - Reviewing The Netflix Fall & Winter Movie Slates - 35:11 How The Rest of The Netflix 2021 Stacks Up To Other Streamers - 40:11 The Truth To What Patty Jenkins Said About Memorable Films - 42:33 Andrew's Review of The Netflix TUDUM Fan Event - 46:54 - A NEW YORK FILM FESTIVAL WRAP UP: - How Film Festival's Are Fan Events - 53:55 The Power of the Dog & Our Unique New York Screening Experiences - 57:13 The Lost Daughter & A New Netflix Big 3 Oscar Contenders - 1:08:09 - (A Quickie Review of The Starling While We're At It - 1:13:25) (+ Another Aside On Don't Look Up & Some Mysterious Netflix Oscar Potential -1:15:30) - Dune & More Surefire Oscar Noms - 1:16:53 Parallel Mothers & the Almodoverse - 1:26:22 The Tragedy of Macbeth - 1:31:26 - We Start The Outro: Subscribe to The NOMcast w/ Andrew Morgan - 1:37:28 But Wait - BREAKING NEWS: BOND BOX OFFICE NUMBERS - 1:39:26 Back To The Outro: What's Coming Next On MMO - 1:43:09

In a week that saw #BlackAF creator Kenya Barris back out of his development deal with Netflix because they weren't edgy & becoming "CBS", the streamer drops a more crass, yet self-effacing animated feature, AMERICA: THE MOTION PICTURE, which features a chainsaw-wielding George Washington assembling a team of early U.S. historical figures to take on Benedict Arnold & the British Army under King James. In the first part of this review, we look at what this type of film means through the prism of the Kenya Barris' comments & journalist Josh Shepherd's opinion piece on What's On Netflix about the potential damage a film like this could do to Netflix's evolving image as a more safe & family-friendly platform (1:00). Then, we dive into our review of the film including: our love for Lord & Miller and Matt Thompson, movie-stealer Jason Mantzoukas, non-stop pop culture references, & much more (9:16)! Thanks to PODGO for sponsoring this episode of The NOMCAST. Apply today to become a member and immediately be connected with advertisers that fit your audience. Visit PODGO.CO and be sure to add our podcast in the “How did you hear about PODGO?” section of the application! Follow The NOMCAST - Netflix Original Movie Podcast on Twitter/Instagram @nomcastpod Visit us on the web at https://nomcastpod.com/ (https://nomcastpod.com/) From the founding fathers of "Archer", Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse, The Expendables, & Magic Mike, AMERICA: THE MOTION PICTURE tells the story of a chainsaw-wielding George Washington teaming up with beer-loving bro Sam Adams to take down the Brits in a tongue-in-cheek riff on the American Revolution. Featuring the voices of Channing Tatum, Jason Mantzoukas, Simon Pegg, Andy Samberg, Olivia Munn, Will Forte, Judy Greer, Killer Mike, Bobby Moynihan, & many more!

Double Shot of Great Interviews With Netflix Movie Creators! First, we talk to the prolific writer/director JONATHAN HENSLEIGH about his latest action film 'The Ice Road'. Hensleigh is the screenwriter of such legendary scripts as 'Die Hard With A Vengeance', 'Armageddon', & 'Jumanji' and has turned to directing in the last 15 years with such notable titles as 'The Punisher' & 'Kill The Irishman' (2:32). Then, we discuss the new Iliza Schlesinger romantic comedy 'Good On Paper' with director KIMMY GATEWOOD. Gatewood is making her feature film directing debut after a career of directing TV series such as 'Girls5Eva' & 'The Babysitters' Club' and acting in such stellar Netflix titles as 'GLOW' & 'Atypical' (27:49). Host: Andrew Morgan Guests: Jonathan Hensleigh and Kimmy Gatewood This episode of The NOMCAST is brought to you by BRUUSH. Follow this link https://bit.ly/3xe5g7S (https://bit.ly/3xe5g7S) and use code POD15 to get 15% off your total purchase when you upgrade your oral care routine! Follow The NOMCAST - Netflix Original Movie Podcast on Twitter/IG @nomcastpod Visit us on the web https://nomcastpod.com/ (https://nomcastpod.com/)

Netflix launched their first ever GEEKED WEEK and we cover everything you need to know from the movie side plus our favorite TV show updates with special guest Shane Beauregard of Media Mosh. NEW TRAILERS: The Last Mercenary, Fear Street Trilogy, Blood Red Sky EXCLUSIVE FIRST LOOKS/CLIPS: The Ice Road, Gunpowder Milkshake, Sweet Girl RELEASE DATE NEWS: Kate, Army of Thieves OUR FAVORITE TV UPDATES: "Stranger Things", "Sandman", "Cowboy Bebop", "Twilight of the Gods", "Masters of the Universe: Revelation" NOTICEABLY ABSENT: MillarWorld Projects Update, "Jupiter's Legacy" cancelled after 1 Season MOVIE REVIEWS (50:48): OXYGEN / SUPER ME Huge thanks to Podcorn for sponsoring this episode. Explore sponsorship opportunities and start monetizing your podcast by signing up here: http://podcorn.com/podcasters (http://podcorn.com/podcasters) This episode of THE NOMCAST is also brought to you by BRUUSH. Follow this link https://bit.ly/3xe5g7S (https://bit.ly/3xe5g7S) and use code POD15 to get 15% off your total purchase when you upgrade your oral care routine! Follow The NOMCAST - Netflix Original Movie Podcast on Twitter/IG @nomcastpod

Writer/Director Mark Raso joins the pod to discuss his latest film, the grounded sci-fi thriller AWAKE, which is his 2nd Netflix Original Movie after his Indie Drama KODACHROME back in 2018. We talk to Mark about the difference between working with Netflix now versus 3 years ago, how this story came to him, his experience writing the script with his brother Joseph, his favorite sci-fi thrillers, how his global catastrophe film compares to our past year in the pandemic, & what is next for him after AWAKE. Huge thanks to Podcorn for sponsoring this episode. Explore sponsorship opportunities and start monetizing your podcast by signing up here: http://podcorn.com/podcasters (http://podcorn.com/podcasters) This episode of THE NOMCAST is also brought to you by BRUUSH. Follow this link https://bit.ly/3xe5g7S (https://bit.ly/3xe5g7S) and use code POD15 to get 15% off your total purchase when you upgrade your oral care routine! Follow The NOMCAST - Netflix Original Movie Podcast on Twitter/IG @nomcastpod After a devastating global event wipes out all electronics and eliminated people's ability to sleep, a former soldier may have found a solution with her daughter. AWAKE stars Gina Rodriguez, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Finn Jones, Shamier Anderson, Barry Pepper, & Ariana Greenblatt as Matilda.

Streaming Wars Update w/ AlsoMike + NOMCast Andrew - Ep 363 by MMO

What is This Episode? - Top of Show Introducing Andrew of the NomCast! MALCOM AND MARIE REVIEW: NONSPOILER REVIEW: Movie Watching Experiences - 4:53 Plot Premise/Expectations, Review Scores - 8:30 Critics Getting Fed and Fed Up - 14:17 Script/Story Thoughts - 24:31 Production Values - 31:04 More Criticism of Critics - 38:40 How Many Noms? - 41:03 (ft Malcom and Marie and GOT) SPOILER WARNING - 51:19 Actual Lowlights - 52:42 Fanning Each Others’ Flame - 1:02:00 Peaks and Valleys and Closure - 1:03:14 Awards Frustration - 1:10:03 Wrapping Up Highs and Lows - 1:17:22 FINAL GRADES - 1:25:30 Where To Find Us + Andrew/LEAVE US A 5* REVIEW! - 1:29:40

Every week, host Andrew Morgan -- film/tv veteran, comedian, & cinephile -- breaks down the biggest Netflix Original Movies with special guests from the film industry, the music industry, comedians, & film critics/podcasters from around the world.

Happy New Year 2021. Join us and Andrew from The Nomcast as we travel back 30 years to discuss our Top 5 Films Of 1991! Is Number 1 an obvious choice across the board? Maybe, but the journey is most of the fun. Thanks for hanging in with us through the last several years, let's start this one with a bang!

MANK REVIEW: Finishing Up The Mank/Fincher Story - Top of Show Critic Scores/Plot Premise - 3:40 NONSPOILER REVIEW: Expectations/Theater vs Home Viewing - 5:25 Script Thoughts: Themes + Scenes - 14:45 Difficult First Watch - 18:23 Dialogue - 20:45 The 2020 Comparison - 27:00 Production Values/Cinematography - 32:47 (Is This a “Fincher Feel?” - 38:58) Score - 41:13 Performances: Oldman as Mank - 43:03 Amanda Seyfried + Supporting Perfs - 52:50 (inca: A Unique Hearst Portrayal) How Many Noms?/Does It FEEL Like a 10+ Nom Film? - 59:13 SPOILER WARNING - 1:04:02 SPOILER-FILLED REVIEW: A Man, His Monkey, + His Master - 1:05:12 Best: Fake News! - 1:11:45 Lowlight: The End, End - 1:14:34 Lowlight: Sinclair + RoseButt - 1:18:00 Best: Forgive Me, Remember Trump - 1:24:24 FINAL GRADES - 1:27:45 (And Mank vs Chicago Seven) Bonus: Should This Have Been Linear? - 1:31:33 Your Homework/Our + Andrew’s Socials - 1:35:40 Words of Wisdom - 1:36:31

We do an early overview of the Documentary Feature category and a thorough review of its latest contender, Dick Johnson Is Dead. The NOMcast's Andrew Morgan is our guest, and as always, the non-spoiler section comes first. What is This Episode? - Top of Show Our Socials/Andrew’s Socials - 1:25 WELCOMING NOMCAST ANDREW - 3:40 (Or How Many Shots Can We Take At a Defenseless Mike1 - How Dare They) ANALYZING THE 2020 DOCUMENTARY FEATURE CATEGORY: Dick Johnson vs Past Winners - 7:06 The Archival Doc Struggle - 10:35 The Potential 2020 Noms - 13:11 (Incl Athlete A, Boys State, City Hall, MLK/FBI) Possible Looming Underdogs - 20:04 (Incl The Social Dilemma, 76 Days, Totally Under Control) A Lush Field - 25:16 The Doc Short Frontrunner - 27:49 DICK JOHNSON IS DEAD NONSPOILER REVIEW: Plot Premise/Expectations - 31:00 Waterworks - 33:30 Production Values - 40:12 Top 5 2020 Docs Thus Far - 44:27 SPOILER WARNING - 46:20 SPOILER-FILLED REVIEW: THE Spoiler - 47:17 Dick Johnson Is…. - 53:00 Bests: Doctors and Memories - 56:42 Bests: Funny Ha Ha + Fatherly Sadness - 57:57 Lowlights - 1:00:30 Final Oscars Thoughts - 1:05:11 FINAL GRADES - 1:10:19 What’s Coming on Netflix/NOMCast/MMO - 1:11:38 The NOMcast’s Andrew Morgan joins us once again to discuss perhaps the most fully formed Oscars category thus far in Documentary Feature and then, the latest awards contender from Netflix, Dick Johnson Is Dead. Make sure to subscribe to The NOMcast, AKA the Netflix Original Movie podcast at nomcastpod on Twitter, Instagram, & Facebook, where you can join him TONIGHT for a watch party of Adam Sandler’s Hubie Halloween ahead of his next episode, reviewing the holiday comedy. For the first segment, we dive into the loaded, but unpredictable Documentary Feature category. With a few predictions from the web and a huge ranking by metascore, we offer some rapid fire reviews of the leading contenders, we compare this year’s field to those of the past few, and we offer up some hidden gems from the Netflix slate. But of course, we programmed the opening conversation because we knew Dick Johnson Is Dead would be the latest and greatest awards contender. So you also get a full Oscars Sprint Profile movie review with a non-spoiler section up top, a spoiler warning, and then a spoiler section to close out the episode. We can’t help but relate this story to personal experience and our own families, which deepens this discussion. There’s also plenty of analysis on how dark comedy and tension relief can be used as a means to combat the heavy themes of this film, and the very real late life crisis being filmed by such a brilliant cameraperson such as Kirsten Johnson. As always, we want to hear your thoughts on the film and this category. We’re at MMandOscar on Twitter, and we are on Instagram, Facebook, Reddit, and Gmail. You can subscribe / rate / review / like / share / & hear us on Apple Podcasts, Soundcloud, Stitcher, Google Play, Tune In, Spotify, and just about wherever you might listen. We’re Mike, Mike, & Oscar, and we’re making awards season year round, without the stuffiness. Thanks for clicking play.

A huge non-spoiler section comes first for Charlie Kaufman’s I’m Thinking Of Ending Things, and then you can come back for a massive “what does it all mean” spoiler section after you watch the film. The NOMcast’s Andrew Morgan is our MC for bizarre film review OSP. What is This Episode? - Top of Show I’M THINKING OF ENDING THINGS 2020 OSP W/ NOMCAST ANDREW! NONSPOILER REVIEW: Our Kaufman Histories - 5:40 Expectations - 7:48 Performances: The Jesse/Jessies - 9:15 Supporting Cast - 16:04 Kaufman Trademarks/Shoots - 19:10 Plot Premise/Initial Thoughts - 25:18 Oscar Lens - 38:18 SPOILER WARNING - 47:24 SPOILER-FILLED REVIEW: Hashing Out What’s REALLY Going On - 48:38 Analyzing The Ending - 53:06 The Real + The Pretend - 57:20 (And The Ice Cream - 59:03) Is There More Darkness Here? - 1:00:50 David Foster Wallace - 1:03:38 Unanswerable Questions - 1:09:22 Best Scenes - 1:10:35 FINAL GRADES - 1:17:00 Saying Goodbye - 1:21:21 Andrew’s Work and Socials - 1:22:30 Your Homework/Our Socials - 1:23:37 What’s Next For MMO - 1:24:28 If you haven’t seen this movie, you need this episode to get you ready for the crazy. If you HAVE seen the film, then you need to commiserate with us regarding the crazy, followed by some explanations of all that crazy craziness. So this Oscars Sprint Profile movie review is all for you and for all of you. (And yes, I’ve been watching Tenet several times this week as I write this). Anyway, it’s our OSP of I’m Thinking Of Ending Things written & directed by Charlie Kaufman for Netflix. Andrew Morgan of The NOMcast, AKA the Netflix Original Movie podcast is our host. Make sure to follow him at nomcastpod on Facebook, Instagram, & Twitter, and do visit his website of the same name for all your Netflix movie talk needs. As always, there’s a non-spoiler section first. So as we realize that we’re putting this review out early, do make sure you prime yourself for this wacked out film before taking it in on Netflix, and then you can enjoy the “what does it all mean” spoiler section during the second half of the show. OR, perhaps you don’t care about spoilers, and you can love all the movie talk here and still enjoy the film with the benefit of our hindsight. In any cae, do let us know your thoughts on I’m Thinking Of Ending Things. We’re @MMandOscar on Twitter, and we are on Instagram, Facebook, Reddit, and Gmail. You can subscribe / rate / review / like / share / & hear us on Apple Podcasts, Soundcloud, Stitcher, Google Play, Tune In, Spotify, and just about wherever you might listen. We’re Mike, Mike, & Oscar, and we’re making awards season year round, without the stuffiness. Thanks for clicking play.

150. Waterworld. Andrew Morgan of Nomcast. Paper. Dry land. Join us as we celebrate the beginning of our newest series, Trash, Tolerable Or Treasure! 200 here we come!!

Non-Spoiler reviews include Greyhound, Some Like It Hot, The Old Guard, Double Indemnity, Relic, The Apartment, John Lewis: Good Trouble, Dr. Strangelove, The Rental, Shadow of a Doubt, Corpus Christi, The Player & many more. New films, old films: it’s what we’re watching. WHAT WE’RE WATCHING REVIEW: NEW FILMS + CLASSICS: John Lewis: Good Trouble - 3:40 Double Indemnity ’44 - 6:42 Greyhound - 9:30 Homicide ’49 - 12:10 The Old Guard - 13:49 Some Like It Hot ’59 - 17:00 Relic - 19:44 The Player ’92 - 23:03 The Rental - 27:57 The Petrified Forest ’36 - 30:04 Once Were Brothers - 32:20 The Last of Sheila ’73 - 34:44 My Spy - 37:21 Dr Strangelove ’60 - 38:51 How to Build a Girl - 41:05 The Apartment ’60 - 43:30 The Hunt/Palm Springs Again - 45:58 Shadow of a Doubt ’43 - 48:30 HORRORS + INTERNATIONAL FILMS: Child’s Play ’18 - 51:00 Corpus Christi ’19 - 51:36 Charlie Says ’19 - 52:45 Force Majeure ’14 - 53:49 Better Watch Out - 56:10 Gretel and Hansel - 57:41 The Wave ’15 - 58:18 Your Homework/PLEASE LEAVE US 5*’S - 1:01:07 What’s Next From MMO/Words of Wisdom - 1:01:46 Since the typical weekly shows we do, whether that’s MMOW or Oscar Race Checkpoint, center around the news of the film industry, and since the news of the film industry has been so lousy of late, we haven’t been churning out those series as we usually do. So we’ve been getting creative with our news episodes, bringing on guests like The Nomcast’s Andrew Morgan to talk about Netflix or leading with one major news story before we do a fun Top 5 Show, like we just did with our Christopher Nolan Wishlist after talking about Tenet. But lost in the shuffle of these podcast programming gymnastics, we haven’t been giving you our typical What We’re Watching rapid fire movie reviews segment. That means, we’re a little pent up. So in the vein of Critically Acclaimed, a podcast we love and you should too, we didn’t overthink the format and decided to review over 20 movies in 1 episode. Also Mike did what he normally does and watched a ton of new stuff, and Mike 1 watched a whole bunch of classics. Of course, M1 hit up a few horror films, and of course, M2 watched a few international films. But overall, we hope the result is a beautiful buffet of movie watching possibilities for any film loving appetite. If you haven’t seen any of these films, don’t worry. The episode is completely spoiler free, and although we joke about potential spoilers, I think we were pretty darned good about steering clear of any major plot movements. Spoiler-a-phobes may find fault as we may talk about the Act I plot / premise or perhaps an early scene or two. But otherwise, it’s all non-spoilers. We hope this episode helps those stuck back in quarantine, and if we’re providing you a service, do please support the show by leaving us a 5 Star Review on Apple Podcasts. We really appreciate the help. Otherwise, we wanna know your thoughts on any of these films. We’re @MMandOscar on Twitter, and we are on Instagram, Facebook, Reddit, and Gmail. You can subscribe / rate / review / like / share / & listen to us on Apple Podcasts, Soundcloud, Stitcher, Google Play, Tune In, Spotify, and just about wherever you might listen. We’re Mike, Mike, & Oscar, and we’re making awards season year round, without the stuffiness. Thanks for listening.

Andrew of the Nomcast is fired up about the latest Netflix viewership numbers for their Top 10 Most Popular Original Movies. We also breakdown the Netflix acquisitions of the Gosling vs Evans blockbuster, the next Linklater film, & perhaps another contender in Animated feature. What is This Show/Our/Nomcast’s Socials - Top of Show NETFLIX NEWS UPDATE W/ NOMCAST ANDREW: Netflix’s Top 10 Most Popular Movies List Discussion- 3:45 How Releasing More Numbers Could Lead To Bigger Business - 14:21 CRITICS REACT TO NETFLIX NUMBERS: Analyzing Travis Bean’s List Tracking Work for Forbes - 16:19 The Owen Gleiberman/Andrew Rivalry - 21:04 COMPANY NEWS AND BUYS: Ted Sarandos Gets Promoted - 36:43 And Will Spend $200M+ On The Grey Man - 40:20 Richard Linklater Gets Half Animated - 43:09 (Including Bombay Rose Trailer Takes/Reaction) Horror (And Charlie Kaufman) Are On The Calendar in Sept - 47:13 Hillbilly Elegy Due in Nov, But Will It Move? - 51:16 Socials and Upcoming Episodes Preview - 55:50 Unfortunately, Mike 1 had some scheduling issues early this week. But luckily, Also Mike was able to sit down once again with Andrew of the Nomcast, AKA, the Netflix Original Movie podcast to talk about all the latest news & numbers from the world’s most watched streaming service. Do make sure to follow Andrew @nomcastpod & @jokesondrew on Twitter and visit his new website, nomcastpod.com, where you can find all his latest from reviews of The Old Guard to Eurovision Song Contest to Da 5 Bloods. Stay tuned for a special hidden gems episode, where the Nomcast reviews several deep cuts in the NOM-library, and do please subscribe to his feed for all forthcoming shows featuring special guests from comedians to musicians to filmmakers to film critics. Andrew is one of our favorite guest hosts for a reason, and his expertise was much appreciated in this episode cuz Netflix dropped all kinds of news & numbers! The reports on the all time Top 10 Most Popular Netflix Original Movies led to an array of columns & further studies, and we break it all down as Andrew confirms why these numbers make sense. Plus, we compare them to box office viewership, and Andrew slams a high profile recent criticism in the trades. Then we review a further study of other top Netflix films & discuss what these numbers actually mean in a broader context of cinematic moviegoing vs the overall appetite of movie watchers. Netflix also announced acquisitions of the Russo Bros / Ryan Gosling / Chris Evans tentpole The Gray Man, Richard Linklater’s Apollo 10 ½, and perhaps another real contender for Best Animated Feature with Bombay Rose. We also further preview their awards slate and react to news on their newest CEO. As always, we want to know your thoughts on all this Netflix news & all these Netflix numbers. We’re @MMandOscar on Twitter, and we are on Instagram, Facebook, Reddit, and Gmail. You can subscribe / rate / review / like / share / & listen to us on Apple Podcasts, Soundcloud, Stitcher, Google Play, Tune In, Spotify, and just about wherever you might listen. We’re Mike, Mike, & Oscar, and we’re making awards season year round, without the stuffiness. Thanks for listening.

Host Andrew Morgan (@jokesondrew) is joined by comic book writer Travis Holyfield (Street Clothes, Dober-Man) to review the latest Netflix comic book adaptation, THE OLD GUARD, starring Charlize Theron. They discuss the rare use of comic book writers to adapt screenplays, the Greg Rucka renaissance, why we bow at the alter of Charlize, & much, much more. Follow The NOMCAST on Twitter/Instagram @nomcastpod Travis Holyfield https://travismholyfield.com/ (https://travismholyfield.com/) The Nomcast https://nomcastpod.com/ (https://nomcastpod.com/)

The Mikes are continuing through Season 5 with slightly more connected vignettes in the 1999 film, Go, directed by Doug Liman, starring Sarah Polley, Timothy Olyphant, and Katie Holmes. This episode of Forgotten Cinema Season 5: Audience Choice is brought to us by Andrew Morgan from The Nomcast podcast. Listen in as Mike Field and Mike Butler discuss just how much Ronna sucks. *Spoiler Alert* It's a lot. They'll also go into each character and their separate vignettes; how they tie together and how their individual stories worked and if they all conveyed the central theme of the film. Thanks again to Andrew Morgan and find out more about The Nomcast at https://nomcastpod.com/ (https://nomcastpod.com/) and follow him on social media @nomcastpod. So grab your popcorn and soda, please notice the exits at the front and rear of the auditorium, and settle down for (https://www.forgottencinemapodcast.com/). 

Andrew Morgan of the Nomcast joined AlsoMike to discuss Netflix News on the streaming wars, Mank, & The Trial of the Chicago 7. Then they rundown their Netflix Shopping List Top 5’s before reviewing the short film collection, Homemade, from Kristen Stewart & company. NETFLIX NEWS: Netflix is No. 1…In a Few Ways - 2:33 Netflix Fall Movements + (Non) Festival Strategy - 8:10 “I’m Thinking of Ending Things” Speculation - 13:33 Netflix Buys Trial of the Chicago Seven; Other Purchases - 17:36 NETFLIX SHOPPING LIST: Explanation/Criteria - 22:15 5s - 24:13 4s - 26:35 3s - 29:50 2s - 32:00 1s - 33:30 REVIEWING HOMEMADE ON NETFLIX: Setup - 36:37 The “Kids Rant” - 41:46 Unexpected Gift - 46:32 Narrative Shorts vs Artistically Driven Shorts - 49:40 Bottom 3 Shorts - 52:33 Top 3 Shorts - 57:00 Quick Reviews of Every Short, Chronologically - 1:04:46 (Including Children Overload, Moms Being Moms, and a Grown Man’s Backside) Socials/Your Homework - 1:15:03 What’s Next From MMO/Words of Wisdom - 1:16:42 This episode includes 3 fun segments on everything Netflix with Andrew Morgan of the Nomcast, AKA, the Netflix Original Movie Podcast. First, AlsoMike picks Andrew’s brain on all the latest news from Netflix. Second, they rundown their Top 5’s for a Netflix Shopping List, and third, they review Homemade, the collection of 17 short films debuting this past week. Make sure to subscribe, like, & review The Nomcast wherever you listen to podcasts. Follow him on Facebook, Instagram, and on Twitter @nomcastpod & @jokesondrew. Then if you enjoyed this collaboration, do seek out our 7 other shows together, where our two pods have joined forces for episodes on The Laundromat, Okja, Marriage Story, a 2020 Netflix Year In Preview, Lost Girls, Crip Camp, & The Half Of It. In this show, we begin with a Netflix News segment, where AlsoMike interviews Andrew on the the streamer’s number 1 status, their profit margins, the streaming wars, release dates for I’m Thinking Of Ending Things & Mank, why Netflix won’t commit to the fall film festivals, and the recent purchase of The Trial Of The Chicago 7. Since Netflix purchased such a major Oscars contender in Aaron Sorkin’s latest, we had fun with a Netflix Shopping List and created two Top 5’s, and you get previews of a bunch of upcoming films for 2020 & beyond. Then we conclude the episode with a mostly non-spoiler review of the collection of short films, Homemade, where filmmakers like Ladj Ly, Paolo Sorrentino, Rachel Morrison, Pablo Larrain, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Kristen Stewart, Gurinder Chadha, Sebastian Lelio, etc… composed films in quarantine for a 17 part new series on Netflix. If you enjoyed this episode, do please support both of our shows by rating us 5 stars on Apple Podcasts. By clicking that fifth star, you help us out a great deal, and we thank you for it. Otherwise, and as always, we want to know what you think about the news, Top 5’s, and Homemade short film reviews in this episode. We’re @MMandOscar on Twitter, and we are on Instagram, Facebook, Reddit, and Gmail. You can subscribe / rate / review / like / share / & listen to us on Apple Podcasts, Soundcloud, Stitcher, Google Play, Tune In, Spotify, and just about wherever you might listen. We’re Mike, Mike, & Oscar, and we’re making awards season year round, without the stuffiness. Thanks for listening.

There’s trailers for Respect, Soul, & Over The Moon, reviews for Irresistible, Eurovision Song Contest, & Eric Andre: Legalize Everything, reactions to Lebron & Ava’s new projects, & discussions on Mulan, Batman, The Princess Bride, and the next Pirates of the Caribbean. TRAILER THOUGHTS: Respect Teaser 2 - 2:24 Over The Moon Trailer 1 - 7:10 Soul Trailer 2 - 11:39 Ava Trailer 1 - 14:15 Greenland Trailer 1 - 17:01 Bill and Ted Face The Music Trailer 1 - 19:24 Peninsula Trailer 2 - 22:29 WHAT WE’RE WATCHING - 24:40 REVIEWS OF: Irresistible on Netflix Jon Stewart Daily Show Clips - YouTube Michael Che’s Life Matters - Netflix Eurovision Song Contest - Netflix Eric Andre: Legalize Everything - Netflix Athlete A - Netflix The Defiant Ones - VOD Ozark s2 - Netflix Dead to Me - Netflix A DEEP Zodiac Killer Rabbit Hole DO YOU CARE (About…): This Week’s New VOD/Premium/Streaming Releases - 44:56 (Including This Episode’s Mike1 Political Tangent) LeBron To Produce Black Wall St Doc - 49:28 Ava Takes Kaepernick’s Life Story to Netflix - 51:31 Margot To Revive Pirates of the Caribbean - 52:49 Twister Reboot is a Go - 54:34 Quibi Messes w/ Princess Bride - 55:27 Michael Keaton is Batman…Again - 57:30 BOX OFFICE UPDATE: Latest Premiere Date Delays - 1:00:17 GB Cinemas Are ReOpening July 4th - 1:01:10 Audience Thoughts on Tenet - 1:05:05 Your Homework/PLEASE LEAVE US 5*’S - 1:06:44 What Else Is Next From MMO/Words of Wisdom - 1:08:17 MMO Weekly is back with a fun episode on everything new & newsworthy in Hollywood and beyond. There’s been a lot of serious stuff going on in the word, and we’ll refer to it at times. But this MMOW is much more like the good old days of non-stop movie news & commentary. We begin with a Trailer Thoughts segment, celebrating the great new trailers for Respect, Soul, & Over The Moon. Then we have some fun with Ava, Greenland, Bill & Ted Face The Music, and Peninsula. What We’re Watching tackles some of the latest movies like Irresistible and Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga. But we also review some stand-up comedy specials like Eric Andre: Legalize Everything & Michael Che Matters, youtube Daily Show deep dives about media coverage, research rabbit holes about Zodiac Killer, docs like Athlete A & The Most Dangerous Animal Of All, Netflix binge watches like Dead To Me to Ozark, & we even review a classic Oscar winner like The Defiant Ones. DYC reboots our news coverage as we preview next week’s offerings from Broadway’s Hamilton to docs like John Lewis: Good Trouble to a short film collection we’re gonna review with the Nomcast called Homemade. Then we analyze all the latest production & casting announcements including Lebron & Ava’s next projects, Michael Keaton’s return as Batman, Margot Robbie’s Pirates of the Caribbean, & a new Twister and The Princess Bride. Then we breeze through a brief box office update on how the movie calendar keeps bumping back, and we recap some twitter polls about Tenet in Audience Interaction to close out the show. As always, we want to know what you think. We’re @MMandOscar on Twitter, and we are on Instagram, Facebook, Reddit, and Gmail. You can subscribe / rate / review / like / share / & listen to us on Apple Podcasts, Soundcloud, Stitcher, Google Play, Tune In, Spotify, and just about wherever you might listen. We’re Mike, Mike, & Oscar, and we’re making awards season year round, without the stuffiness. Thanks for listening.

Host Andrew Morgan (@jokesondrew) previews all the big films coming to Netflix in the next couple of months for the NETFLIX SUMMER MOVIE GUIDE. Trailers, plot details, casting notes, & more for all the big hits of the season! Follow The NOMCAST on Twitter/IG @nomcastpod and hit us up on our new website nomcastpod.com

Andrew Morgan of The Nomcast stops by to discuss our Top 5 Films of 1990. What film irks Sir Jon beyond belief? How many of these films did we all see in the actual cinema? What film is on 2 of our lists that the other 2 never even heard of? You know what to do. Time to Listen In!! Pint 135 is ready for consumption.

Host Andrew Morgan (@jokesondrew) plays guest on this bonus episode, which is a review of the sex crime thriller, LOST GIRLS, which was recorded for Mike, Mike, and Oscar (@MMandOscar), an excellent film podcast that reviews films new and old and tracks the Oscar race all year long. Follow The NOMCAST on Twitter/IG @nomcastpod

We both got Hulu & reviewed their newest original movie, Big Time Adolescence, the Sundance hit comedy from Nora Ephron disciple Jason Orley and star Pete Davidson. But first, we update you on all the entertainment news via the Box Office, UFC, NFL, etc. Handling the Quarantine - Top of Show AROUND THE POP CULTURE WORLD W/ CORONA: Lowest Box Office in 20 Years - 3:27 UFC, WWE, Live Sports - 8:15 What Happens With NFL Free Agency?/Dark Gambling Times - 10:08 The Gains for Streaming Services - 14:30 Disney+ Lucks Out? Or In Trouble? - 16:41 REVIEW OF HULU’S BIG TIME ADOLESCENCE: SPOILER-FREE REVIEW: Production Profile - 19:12 (Including Mike1’s Bringing Shame to Uncle Em - 21:00) Performances/Character Development - 22:10 Mature Orley - 26:30 Watch or Not? - 27:37 SPOILER WARNING - 27:54 SPOILER-FILLED REVIEW: Best: There’s Gonna Be a Montage (and World Building) - 29:20 Best: Zeke to the Rescue - 35:24 Best/Worst: Progressive Vision - 37:45 Best: Final Scene - 41:25 Worst - Joe High School Cool - 43:53 Worst: Baseball Sins - 45:14 FINAL GRADES - 47:00 Your Homework/PLEASE LEAVE US 5*’S - 48:14 What’s Next From MMO/Words of Wisdom - 48:57 We begin with an update on how we’re handling the early days of the coronavirus quarantine. There’s some talk about sandwiches & gambling & sports & TV binge watches here. Then as we like to do on Monday shows, even though this isn’t your MMOW, we do a bit of a box office update on some record low numbers, and we overview some additional offerings from our newest streaming purchases like this new Hulu trial that we both bundled with Disney and ESPN Plus’s. Your MMO Weekly episode is coming up next on our programming, unless something else earth shattering happens (please no). Otherwise, we’ll continue these types of news / streaming overview / movie review mishmosh combo shows with Apple+ as our next watch-at-home purchase. So we’ll keep up the social distancing and binge watching in order to report on it with our programming this week. Do check out our last few shows to get caught up on all our suggestions on what to watch at home during this quarantine. We did a Watch List Top 5’s episode, which featured both our recommendations and those of our audience & podcast friends. We also did a show about the upcoming slate of Netflix with Andrew from The NOMcast, where we reviewed Lost Girls. Now we take a cursory look at the offerings of Hulu & dive into Big Time Adolescence. There’s a non-spoiler section first, where we discuss some of our general thoughts & highlights, and then we dive into our best & worst scenes in spoilers. If you enjoyed this episode, please leave us a 5 star rating on Apple Podcasts, and maybe take part in that bundle with us for Disney Plus, Hulu, and ESPN Plus. As always, we wanna know what you think. Share your thoughts on Big Time Adolescence & what you’re watching during the quarantine. We’re @MMandOscar on Twitter, and we are on Instagram, Facebook, Reddit, and Gmail. You can subscribe / rate / review / like / share / & listen to us on Apple Podcasts, Soundcloud, Stitcher, Google Play, Tune In, Spotify, and just about wherever you might listen. We’re Mike, Mike, & Oscar, and we’re making awards season year round, without the stuffiness. Thanks for listening.

We update you all on the film industry ramifications due to the coronavirus, Andrew helps us factor what it all means for steaming services like Netflix, & then we review the latest Netflix Original Movie with Oscars level talent, Lost Girls - starring Thomasin McKenzie & Amy Ryan. What Is This Episode?/WHAT THE HELL IS GOING ON?! - Top of Show AROUND THE POP CULTURE WORLD W/ CORONA: The Weirdest Stretch Since 2001 - 4:40 Updating The Latest Big Changes in Sports - 6:10 Movies Moved, Theaters Staying Open - 9:00 How Are Parents Surviving? - 12:37 Hulu Moves Up Big Time Adolescence; Others to Come? - 14:38 Would You Pay For New Releases At Home VOD? - 18:25 Could Corona Actually Hurt Netflix Some How? - 20:50 REVIEW OF NETFLIX’S LOST GIRLS: SPOILER-FREE REVIEW: Plot Premise/General Thoughts - 23:52 Nomcast Andrew: Watching Professional - 26:44 Performances/Character Development - 28:00 The Mystery of it All - 32:12 (Including: Nomcast Andrew: Watching Professional 2) Watch or Not? - 35:54 (Including Andrew’s Pick for Best Netflix Original of 2020 So Far) NOMCast Andrew’s Netflix Recs for Right Now - 38:20 NOMCast Andrew’s Most Anticipated Netflix Originals Coming March/April - 39:35 SPOILER WARNING - 41:55 SPOILER-FILLED REVIEW: Best: Runaway Mystery - 43:47 Best/Meh/Nope: The Climax - 46:49 The Arguable Best Part of the Movie - 48:50 Worsts: Dr. McHackn’Slash - 51:53 (“Either the most obvious red herring in movie history, or….”) Worsts: Awkward Emotional Outbursts - 55:45 Worsts: The “Weekend At Bernie’s Musical”/Speeching The Themes - 59:23 FINAL GRADES - 1:00:36 Your Homework/PLEASE LEAVE US 5*’S, What’s Next From MMO/Words of Wisdom - 1:05:20 Andrew of The NOMcast rejoins MMO for another loaded episode, which is part news update & the other part, movie review as we’ll review the newest Netflix Original Movie (aka NOM), Lost Girls. But first, we must analyze the craziness of the past 48 hours, where the world’s come to halt. We speculate about what this coronavirus quarantine could mean for movie theaters and theater-going in general, if VOD, cable, & streaming could benefit or suffer, and then we’ll do another preview of upcoming Netflix films coming in April. If you don’t already, do become a listener of The NOMcast & subscribe to Andrew’s terrific show on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, Stitcher, etc. He covers all things Netflix Original Movies with new guests each week. Film critic Michael Field of Forgotten Cinema joined him for The Last Thing He Wanted, comic book writers Travis Holyfield & Jenny Langin hopped on for To All The Boys 2, & stand-up comedian Mel V reviewed Horse Girl with Andrew over the past few weeks. Oh, and Also Mike has been on a time or two or four now as well. In this episode, we dive into a substantive discussion on what’s next for the movie industry amidst this crisis, and then we review Lost Girls from director Liz Garbus and starring Oscar nominee Amy Ryan and future nom, Thomasin McKenzie. Did they put forth awards worthy performances here? Listen to find out, and don’t worry. As always, we have a spoiler warning before getting into any major plot details. So please support both our shows and the best way to do that is to leave us 5 stars on Apple Podcasts. It only takes a few moments and certainly goes a long way to helping us grow & prosper & apply to Rotten Tomatoes. Thank you. Finally, we want to know what you think. Do feel free to reach out and chat with us about anything on social media. We’re @MMandOscar on Twitter, and we are on Instagram, Facebook, Reddit, and Gmail. You can subscribe / rate / review / like / share / & listen to us on Apple Podcasts, Soundcloud, Stitcher, Google Play, Tune In, Spotify, and just about wherever you might listen. We’re Mike, Mike, & Oscar, and we’re making awards season year round, without the stuffiness. Thanks for listening.

We make our 100% ACCURATE Picks for the next Academy Awards, and I know what you’re thinking. Why would we even release these, being that they’re so accurate? Isn’t it spoiling the rest of our year? Well, it’s because we all forget to remember. Cuz of life & work & youtube & you get it. What Is This Show? - Top of Episode PREVIEWING THE 2020 MOVIES WE HAVEN’T YET: Yuba Country, The Eyes of Tammy Faye, Connected- 3:44 (Including Mike1’s growing distrust of Octavia Spencer) Deepwater, Good Morning Midnight, Happiest Season - 8:17 Harry Haft, Kajillionaire, Land - 11:46 Mainstream, Next Goal Wins, Passing, Wild Mountain Thyme - 15:30 Jesus Was My HomeBoy - 21:08 100% ACCURATE 2021 OSCAR NOMINATIONS: Animated Feature - 23:07 Supporting Actress: The Possibilities - 25:54 The Nominees - 34:37 Supporting Actor: The Possibilities - 38:55 The Nominees - 40:37 Lead Actress: The Possibilities - 46:54 The Nominees - 48:21 Lead Actor: The Possibilities - 53:12 The Nominees - 57:17 Best Director: The Possibilities - 1:02:10 The Nominees - 1:04:30 Sound Categories, Kinda - 1:11:35 Best Picture Noms - 1:13:08 THE 100% ACCURATE OSCAR WINNERS - 1:17:52 Your Homework/PLEASE LEAVE US 5*’S - 1:27:28 What’s Next From MMO/Words of Wisdom - 1:28:07 In doing more research to attain that aforementioned 100% accuracy, Mike & I do come across another group of movies we feel we oughta profile for you. So that is how the episode starts as we chat about another selection of films featuring Awkwafina, Chastain, Affleck, Clooney, Waititi, Coogler, & Blunt that you could look forward to in 2020. Then it’s time for our picks as we go through several of the major categories including Animated Feature, the four acting, Director, Picture, and of course, Sound Editing & Mixing. We make mention of all of the potential narratives, perennial nominees, overdue stars, returning winners, & rising talents that stick out to us in the crowded field of maybes. Each of us then picks 3 of the likeliest nominees, and by the end of the episode, we make our predictions. However blown away you might be about our selections, in our minds, we’re just trying to do our job and preview you on all of the potential Oscars contenders hitting theaters & streaming services in the coming film year. So if you enjoyed this episode, do please go back to Part 1 of this Year In Preview series, where Also Mike & Andrew of the Nomcast discussed the entire Netflix Slate, and please enjoy our chat in Part 2 with Daniel Howat of Next Best Picture & the Screeners podcast to get your complete fix on everything Oscars 2020 as it currently stands. Do stay tuned for upcoming movie reviews of potential award films like Pixar’s Onward, A Quiet Place II, and of course, No Time To Die as we’ll begin our 2020 Oscar Sprint Profile & Movie Event review series. You can also enjoy our weekly variety show, MMOW, where we breakdown all of the casting, production, & movie news from Hollywood and around the globe + rapid fire trailer, film, & tv reviews as well as our regular game of Six Degrees Of MMO. We’ll also be resuming our Oscar Race Checkpoint series at the end of March with our Quarter 1 recap episode. Then of course, if you enjoy 007, do tune in to our upcoming James Bond Character Study, where we’ll be embarking on a comprehensive look of each Sean, George, Roger, Timothy, Pierce, & Daniel who have ordered a shaken vodka drink. Finally, if you do enjoy our work, please take a few seconds to leave us a 5 star review on Apple Podcasts. We thank you for your support. As always, let us know what you think. We’re @MMandOscar on Twitter, and we are on Instagram, Facebook, Reddit, and Gmail. You can subscribe / rate / review / like / share / & listen to us on Apple Podcasts, Soundcloud, Stitcher, Google Play, Tune In, Spotify, and just about wherever you might listen. We’re Mike, Mike, & Oscar, and we’re making awards season year round, without the stuffiness. Thanks for listening.

Yeah, it's not horror, but dammit if horrible stuff doesn't happen! It's The MHC discussion of NARCOS MEXICO SEASON 2. Spoilers abound. Plus, #PodcastWars! We talk about being on the radio in Connecticut w/ Pint O' Comics, and we get pissy at The NOMCAST! This is episode 138.

Part 2 of our Year In Preview series profiles every other potential Oscars 2021 movie that we didn’t cover in Part 1’s Netflix discussion. With the help of Daniel Howat of Screeners & Next Best Picture, we discuss the casts & crews, release dates, plot/premises, & all the buzz. What Is This Episode?/Introducing Our Guest- Top of Show Daniel Howat of The Screeners Podcast! Socials and Info Here DANIEL HOWAT HELPS US PREVIEW 2020: His Necessary Reinvigorating Article for NBP - 4:37 Can Any Blockbuster Break Into The 2021 Oscars - 5:40 Sorkin’s “Trial Of The Chicago Seven” - 8:43 2020 - “The Year Of The Musicals” + Best Picture Remakes - 11:14 (And Recapping Moonlight’s Win Over La La Land) Tom Hanks and The Upcoming “News of the World” - 15:42 Daniel Guarantees Nominations for “The French Dispatch” - 17:12 John David Washington’s Best Actor Chances for “Tenet” - 19:25 Ridley Scott’s “The Last Duel” - 22:50 The Academy’s Genre Bias Towards Horror - 24:20 Quick Sundance Recap Incl: Minari, Ironbark, etc - 26:22 Daniel’s Most Anticipated 2020 Film + What COULD BE Parasite 2.0 - 29:15 MONTH-BY-MONTH 2020 OSCARS YEAR IN PREVIEW: THE PICTURES JANUARY/FEBRUARY/MARCH POSSIBLE CONTENDERS - 33:48 (Emma, The Invisible Man, Wendy, The Way Back, Onward, Sorry We Missed You, First Cow, A Quiet Place 2) Mulan + No Time To Die - 39:27 APRIL - 40:57 (Promising Young Woman, Trolls World Tour, Antebellum) MAY - 42:36 (Black Widow, Personal History of David Copperfield, Woman in the Window, Greyhound, The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge on the Run) JUNE - 46:38 (Wonder Woman 1984, Soul, The King of Staten Island, In The Heights) JULY - 52:58 (Ghostbusters Afterlife, Tenet, The French Dispatch, Morbius) SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER - 57:15 (Last Night in SoHo, The Trial of the Chicago Seven, Venom 2, The Witches, Halloween Kills, Respect, Those Who Wish Me Dead) NOVEMBER - 1:03:52 (The Eternals, Stillwater, Godzilla vs Kong, Ray and the Last Dragon, DECEMBER - 1:06:21 (Dune, West Side Story, News of the World) POTENTIAL CONTENDERS WITH UNKNOWN RELEASE DATES: King Richard, Red White and Water, Ammonite - 1:10:19 Macbeth, Nightmare Alley, French Exit - 1:13:37 Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom, Mob Girl, Nomadland - 1:16:13 The Father, Four Good Days, The Humans, Palm Springs - 1:17:50 On The Rocks, True History of the Kelly Gang, Bendetta - 1:21:01 Apollo 10.5, 3000 Years of Longing, Cmon Cmon - 1:22:56 After Yang, David O Russell/PTA Untitleds - 1:24:13 Recapping The Netflix Biggies - 1:26:25 Daniel’s Work and Socials - 1:26:51 Your Homework/Our Socials - 1:28:04 What’s Next For MMO/Words of Wisdom - 1:29:13 Daniel Howat wrote a terrific article on all his Early Oscar Predictions For 2020 on Next Best Picture, and we do an annual episode previewing all these films. So clearly, this collaboration was meant to be. We pick Daniel’s brain to open the show, speculating over so many of the major films, biggest names, and loudest buzz to give you a look ahead at all of next year’s Oscar possibilities. This is our Year In Preview Part 2, and do go back & enjoy our collaboration with Andrew of The NOMcast in Part 1, where we dove into everything Netflix. Part 3 will be our 100% Accurate Predictions. Do please subscribe to Daniel Howat’s Screeners Podcast, and you can also read & listen to him on Next Best Picture. If you enjoyed this episode, don’t forget to rate & review all 3 of our shows on Apple Podcasts, and we thank you for your support. As always, we wanna know your thoughts. What potential Oscar contenders are you most excited to see? Chat with us online. We’re @MMandOscar on Twitter, and we are on Instagram, Facebook, Reddit, and Gmail. You can subscribe / rate / review / like / share / & listen to us on Apple Podcasts, Soundcloud, Stitcher, Google Play, Tune In, Spotify, and just about wherever you might listen. We’re Mike, Mike, & Oscar, and we’re making awards season year round, without the stuffiness. Thanks for listening.

We recap 2019’s Netflix Awards Season, discuss their strategies amidst the streaming wars, & then we preview their 2020 Oscar hopefuls. Andrew of the Nomcast joined Also Mike in this discussion on the state of Netflix & the Academy Awards. What Is This Episode?/Who Is NOMCast Andrew? - Top of Show A Potentially LOADED Netflix Awards Slate - 3:36 Reviewing Netflix’s Deep 2019 - 6:48 What Is Netflix’s Business Plan? - 17:20 How Bright Their Immediate Awards Future Is - 21:16 (And How Parasite’s Big Oscars Night Effects Netflix’s Future) $100M+ 2019 Oscars Campaign - 29:55 The Netflix, HBO Max, Disney+ Chess Match - 33:25 THE NETFLIX 2020 POTENTIAL CONTENDERS: The Year of de Armas - 39:16 Documentaries: Crip Camp, Dick Johnson Is Dead, Miss Americana, etc - 43:25 Live Action Possibilities: Charlie Kaufman’s I’m Thinking of Ending Things - 45:46 The Old Guard; Tigertail; 40 Year Old Version - 48:46 Heavy Hitters: Ryan Murphy’s The Prom + The Boys in the Band - 50:25 Spike Lee’s Da Five Bloods - 51:52 The Willoughbys and Animated Features - 56:20 Netflix’s Strengths + Weaknesses RE Women Directors - 58:35 The 2020 Netflix Big 3: Hillbilly Elegy - 1:00:58 Mank - 1:05:22 Rebecca - 1:09:04 The Awards Season Narratives For This Netflix Year - 1:12:08 Words of Wisdom - 1:17:36 Your Homework - 1:18:18 What’s Next For MMO - 1:19:02 NOMCast + Our Socials - 1:20:25 Netflix was the most nominated movie studio of the past Academy Awards. They’ve also been one of the more controversial studios throughout the past awards season while remaining one of the most mysterious powers in the business. So as we begin this Year In Preview, we felt compelled to dedicate a full episode to Netflix. Luckily, we have the perfect guest host ready & willing to help us. He’s Andrew of the NOMcast, AKA the Netflix Original Movies Podcast, and we cannot recommend his show highly enough to our audience. His next episode covers To All The Boys: P.S. I Still Love You, his last two shows covered Horse Girl & David Lynch’s What Did Jack Do?, and of course, he just spent a full awards season worth of content creation studying all of the Netflix Oscar contenders. So do follow Andrew @nomcastpod on Twitter & subscribe to his show via your favorite podcast provider. In this episode, AlsoMike & Andrew dissect how Netflix campaigned for their Oscar hopefuls during the past awards season and how successful they were at all the precursors and then with the Oscar Noms. We break into a fun tangent on how Netflix has positioned themselves in the streaming wars & what their strategies might be going into the 2020 film year. Then we go movie by movie to preview everything we know about this next slate of Netflix Oscar hopefuls. Can Spike Lee win more than just a screenplay trophy? Will Netflix help Glenn Close finally break through into the winner’s circle? Will David Fincher win over voters with his own father’s script in Mank? And which Netflix documentaries & animated films should continue their momentum in both those Oscar categories? It’s another great collaboration between MMO & the NOMcast, and if you enjoyed this episode, do please take a few seconds to leave us both a 5 star rating on Apple Podcasts. We thank you for your cooperation and support. Finally, and as always, we want to know what you think. We’re @MMandOscar on Twitter, and we are on Instagram, Facebook, Reddit, and Gmail. You can subscribe / rate / review / like / share / & listen to us on Apple Podcasts, Soundcloud, Stitcher, Google Play, Tune In, Spotify, and just about wherever you might listen. We’re Mike, Mike, & Oscar, and we’re making awards season year round, without the stuffiness. Thanks for listening.

Host Andrew Morgan (@jokesondrew) is joined by artist/author D.J. Stutzman (The Promise Ring) & film blogger Chris Frodel of Arguing With Myself (@arguingwmyself) to discuss the success & strategy of Netflix Animation w/ deep dives on films such as I LOST MY BODY, KLAUS, & ROCKO'S MODERN LIFE: STATIC CLING. Please follow The NOMCAST on Twitter/IG @nomcastpod

Also Mike is joined by the foremost expert on Netflix Original Movies, Andrew from the NOMCAST. Should married people be scared of this? Should you watch it with your significant other? Could Marriage Story be nominated in ALL of the big 7 categories? We discuss. INTRO/WHERE’S MIKE1/SHOW SETUP - Top of Show NONSPOILER SECTION: Expectations - 2:10 Roller Coaster Convo - 7:10 POV - 16:57 Performances/Production Values - 20:09 Oscars Lens - 26:05 (And How Awesome Has 2019 Been?! - 27:40) SPOILER WARNING DANCE PARTY - 29:46 SPOILER-FILLED REVIEW: Should You Watch This w/ An Significant Other? - 30:40 Surprisingly Musicly - 32:35 Bookending the Film - 36:10 NY vs LA Story Structure - 43:48 BTS Lawyering - 48:32 Best Scenes/Highlights - 49:21 Lowlights (Where Somehow More Bests Are Discussed) - 1:03:15 FINAL GRADES - 1:07:22 Your Homework/PLEASE LEAVE US 5*’S - 1:13:27 What’s Next From MMO/Words of Wisdom - 1:14:43 Also Mike is joined by Andrew from the NOMCAST, AKA, the Netflix Original Movie podcast for this Oscar Sprint Profile of Marriage Story. Although this was a fusion between our two show formats, we still have a non-spoiler section first, building toward an Oscar Lens. Then we do the usual spoiler warning dance music before we break down the plot. Since Andrew’s an expert on all things Netflix, we also discussed what a movie of this caliber could mean for the streaming service and compared what we know about next year’s Netflix Awards slate to what we have for your consideration this season. Andrew is also a married man. So Also Mike can’t help but act like the news team from Anchorman and ask, “what’s love like, Ron” (/ Andrew?) And then we sing “Afternoon Delight.” That all happens metaphorically of course. As in reality, Also Mike just pesters Andrew about whether or not one should watch this movie with their significant other. If you’re waiting for Mike 1’s opinions on Marriage Story, on the lawyering involved, and what he thinks of its Oscar chances, do stay tuned. Hopefully he gets his voice back and we can resume our coverage of the Oscar Race this week. Otherwise, do make sure you become a regular listener of the NOMCAST, which is available on Podbean, Google Play, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and just about everywhere you listen. Go back into his catalog for his reviews of other Oscar contenders like Dolemite Is My Name & The Irishman, and stay tuned for his coverage of The Two Popes. You can follow the NOMCAST on Facebook & @nomcastpod on Instagram and Twitter. As always, do let us know your thoughts Marriage Story. We’re @MMandOscar on Twitter, and we are on Instagram, Facebook, Reddit, and Gmail. You can subscribe / rate / review / like / share / & listen to us on iTunes, Soundcloud, Stitcher, Google Play, Tune In, Spotify, and just about wherever you listen to podcasts. When reality sucks, keep watching movies with us. We’re Mike, Mike, & Oscar!

Host Andrew Morgan (@jokesondrew) celebrates the ONE YEAR ANNIVERSARY of The NOMCAST by doing a mash-up episode w/ Also Mike of Mike, Mike, and Oscar (@MMandOscar), where we bring you everything you love about The NOMCAST w/ the format of an MMO Oscar Sprint Profile. For this collabo, we break down the latest drama from Noah Baumbach, MARRIAGE STORY. We discuss the critical praise & awards the film has received thus far, the performances of the leads (DRIVER/JOHANSSON), the real life divorce turned screenplay this movie is based on, what this movie does for Netflix in the ongoing streaming wars, & much, much more! Follow The Nomcast on Twitter/IG @nomcastpod

The Pint Movie Invitational returns to the first man to be an invitee. Andrew Morgan, host of the Nomcast, a great podcast and good friend of ours returns. Will he bring a heady thriller like he did the first time with Memento? Easy answer is no. But he does bring a trailblazing film that introduced the world to one Mr. John J. Rambo. That's right, we draw First Blood on this episode of The Pint! Have a great time as we laugh our way through a film essentially about PTSD. Yeesh.

Mike Butler and Mike Field have survived Forgotten Horror and begin this third season of Forgotten Cinema with a Coen Brothers film and their very first guest! Andrew Morgan from the awesome podcast, the NOMcast! Andrew and the Mikes are talking Burn After Reading, starring John Malkovich, Frances McDormand, George Clooney, Brad Pitt...the list goes on and on. Our three podcasters discuss what draws such talent to the likes of the Joel and Ethan Coen. The amount of detail put into their scripts, the use of vignettes in telling many of their stories. The Mikes and Andrew also ruminate on why this film, despite the great cast and how funny it is, doesn't get put on the pedestal that most Coen Brothers films do. So grab your popcorn, and soda, please notice the exits at the front and rear of the auditorium, and settle down for Forgotten Cinema. And be sure to check out Andrew Morgan in the NOMcast, available wherever you listen to your podcasts!

Andrew Morgan returns with his Welsh-Irish Douchiness and has a fun show idea. Let's recap our favorite 5 films from 20 years ago, 1999!! How many of us chose The Phantom Menace? Who loved the one with  the raining frogs? All this and a nice preview of what is coming up on Andrew's great podcast, The Nomcast through the rest of this year. A fun show was had as we discussed all things cinema in '99.

The Valley Indy’s “CT PODCAST INVITATIONAL” continues this week with Andrew Morgan, the host of “The NOMCAST (Netflix Original Movie Podcast).” Netflix, in its quest for streaming domination, is spending billions on creating and/or buying original content. The company has very much changed the game and could be emerging as a challenger to movie theaters. Example -- legendary director Martin Scorsese’s latest film “The Irishmen,” which teams him again with Robert DeNiro and Joe Pesci, is scheduled to stream in November after a limited theatrical run. Morgan and a guest have a deep discussion of the latest Netflix original movies during each “NOMCAST” episode. Morgan, by the way, is a Milford resident with a background in film and television. He’s also a standup comedian who runs, with his brother, Jerry, the Fistful of Jokes website. https://fistfulofjokes.com/the-nomcast

The Valley Indy CT PODCAST INVITATIONAL continues this week with Andrew Morgan, the host of The NOMCAST (Netflix Original Movie Podcast). Netflix, in its quest for streaming domination, is spending billions on creating and/or buying original content. The company has very much changed the game and could be emerging as a challenger to movie theaters. Morgan and a guest have a deep discussion of the latest Netflix original movies during each “NOMCAST” episode. Morgan, by the way, is a Milford, CT resident with a background in film and television. He’s also a standup comedian who runs, with his brother, Jerry, the Fistful of Jokes website. https://fistfulofjokes.com/the-nomcast https://fistfulofjokes.com/andrew-morgan https://twitter.com/jokesondrew  

The climate is changing, people are adapting and life is sprouting in corners of the world you probably didn’t even know existed. It’s time to find out how foods survive in some of the harshest conditions of the known universe. For show notes, quiz answers and teacher resources, visit https://phenomenom.com.au/nomcast/episode-8/.

Did you know taste has a sound, and sound has a taste? Let’s lean in close and take a big bite into the bittersweet world of the audio-flavour. For show notes, quiz answers and teacher resources, visit https://phenomenom.com.au/nomcast/episode-7/.

Nutrition is a minefield of half-truths and flat out furphies. Let’s look at some of the biggest lies in the industry and figure out how to live and eat in the real world. For show notes, quiz answers and teacher resources, visit https://phenomenom.com.au/nomcast/episode-6/.

From the battlefields of ancient Japan to the emergency stink zones of contemporary Melbourne, it turns out fermentation has a pretty wild story to tell. For show notes, quiz answers and teacher resources, visit https://phenomenom.com.au/nomcast/episode-5/.

The history of plastic goes waaay further back than you might think. Let’s find out how the former miracle material turned into a toxic addiction. And take a closer look at some awesome innovations in plant-based sustainability. For show notes, quiz answers and teacher resources, visit https://phenomenom.com.au/nomcast/episode-4/.

The planet is wonderful place. And you might never know just how wonderful it is until you chase a wheel of cheese down a dangerously steep hill. Strap on your splat goggles, it’s time to check out the world’s weirdest and most wonderful food festivals. For show notes, quiz answers and teacher resources, visit https://phenomenom.com.au/nomcast/episode-3/.

Butter up the pan and fasten a harness around your favourite truffle pig because it’s time to unlock the infinite potential of fungus. For show notes, quiz answers and teacher resources, visit https://phenomenom.com.au/nomcast/episode-2/.

We love onions. They’re a key player in our “mmmm that smells good! Whatcha cookin?” starter pack. But it turns out our bulbous little friends are pretty darn volatile (in more ways than one). Let’s peel back the layers and find out more! For show notes, quiz answers and teacher resources, visit https://phenomenom.com.au/nomcast/nomcast-episode-1/.

***Hello everyone welcome to the NomCast Podcast! This is episode 2 Recorded on Feb, 25 2015 Today we’re going to be talking about: Worst Game Best Game Where do you think gaming is going in the next couple years and what would you like to see?***

Hello everyone welcome to the NomCast Podcast! This is episode 1 Recorded on Jan 25 2015 Today we’re going to be talking Getting Started On Youtube For Gamers/Commentators! -Transition Sound- We’ll be talking about Choosing a network, Hardware and Software for Youtube, Network: -Network name -Rev Share -Sponsorship Opportunities -Forums and Technical support -Transition sound- Hardware: -Software and Hardware -Editing Software -Transition Sound- Audience: -Social Media -Goals -Schedule -Type of Channel Thank you everybody for checking out the NomCast Podcast make sure to check out our bi-weekly episodes on iTunes!

ALL the Beards are back for this week’s episode! They were a little distracted by tasty treats though…