You can also download this podcast episode on iTunes and Stitcher.
This week on the podcast, I had a hearty chat about new trailers (Logan, Guardians of the Galaxy vol. 2, and Red Dead Redemption 2). Plus, we used Show & Tell to talk about The Accountant, Mascots, The Thing, and more.
QUESTION OF THE WEEK: Are you excited for the Nintendo Switch, and if so, what are the games you think should be made for this? (Kayla: design your own!)
You can also download this podcast episode on iTunes and Stitcher.
This week on Now Conspiring, we briefly talk about Birth of a Nation and Westworld, when really, we just spent most of our time laughing at the plight of Adonis (you’ll see).
There were a lot of topics brought up, actually from the crisis of clowns to a detailed look at Close Encounters. What this episode lacks in focus, it makes up for in…a lack of focus.
QUESTION OF THE WEEK: What are you going to be for Halloween, and what do you want us to be?
You can also download this podcast episode on iTunes and Stitcher.
This week on Now Conspiring, Jon is joined by the infamous Now Conspirer to review Luke Cage, Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children, and the inclusion of Groupon product placement in indie podcast episodes. And as always, we read your comments and answer your questions from last week’s show before talking about the new movies coming out next week.
QUESTION OF THE WEEK: VOTE! If the only Presidential candidates were Now Conspiring hosts, who would you vote for? Here are the candidates:
Go on…Ep106: Luke Cage, Miss Peregrine, and the Now Conspirer
You can also download this podcast episode on iTunes and Stitcher.
Hey conspiracy cats, this week we review The Magnificent Seven, Storks, and Queen of Katwe. But honestly, we spend most of our time talking about…mansplaining? The internet? Our patronuses? Look, you listen to this podcast for a reason, and Dumbledore help us, we don’t know exactly what that reason really is.
QUESTION OF THE WEEK: How would you describe yourself using three fictional characters?
Go on…Ep105: Describe Yourself In Three Magnificent Characters
You can also download this podcast episode on iTunes and Stitcher.
Hey podcast friends, welcome to an all-new Now Conspiring. This week, we review Snowden, the new Oliver Stone film about, you guessed it, political intrigue at the turn of the 21st Century. Also, we get into some Show & Tell and talk about Fall movies we’re looking forward to before jumping into your feedback from last week’s episode.
QUESTION OF THE WEEK: What’s an embarrassing or funny/weird thing you’ve experienced or witnessed at a movie theater?
You can also download this podcast episode on iTunes and Stitcher.
This week on the podcast, we reviewed the first Tom Hanks/Clint Eastwood collaboration movie, Sully. Plus, we did another round of “Show and Tell,” the segment where we go into depth about what we’ve been watching/reading/doing this week.
This is super important. If 30 unique users leave at least 30 comments, we’ll show you the embarrassing pictures of Adonis’s pool party next week. And…go! (#Adogoneswimmin)
QUESTION OF THE WEEK: What’s your favorite biopic (biographical film)?
You can also download this podcast episode on iTunes and Stitcher.
So we did talk about The Light Between Oceans and Morgan and even Southside with You this week on the Now Conspiring podcast, but not as featured reviews. No, we spent a good amount of time looking back on the year as a part of a whole before we move into the fall season. And we want all of you to judge which one of us “wins” the debate.
QUESTION OF THE WEEK: Who do you think had the best pick for Best and Worst movies? It’s between CJ, Will, Kayla, and Jon.