Matthew Perpetua and I continue our discussion of Led Zeppelin with a look at their albums IV, Houses of the Holy, and Physical Graffiti in the latest episode of ZEPTEMBER, now available through Matthew’s Patreon. Go subscribe!

Gretchen Felker-Martin and I discuss the brilliance of the “Coffin Flop” sketch from Tim Robinson’s I Think You Should Leave and the dreadfulness of the television money-making machine in the latest episode of our television podcast Cut to Black—available here, here, or wherever you get your podcasts!

Gretchen Felker-Martin and I discuss the role of the smallfolk—peasants, soldiers, slaves—in Game of Thrones in the latest episode of our TV podcast, available here, here, or wherever you get your podcasts!

In our two most recent Patreon-exclusive mini-podcasts, Stefan Sasse and I discuss how shows with bad first seasons sometimes wind up with great second seasons, and everything we didn’t like about Game of Thrones! Go subscribe and listen!

In this week’s episode of the Cut to Black podcast, Gretchen Felker-Martin and I discuss the bravura episode of The Leftovers “International Assassin,” with digressions into critical groupthink and the need to let the mystery be. Available here or wherever you get your podcasts!

Stefan Sasse and I discuss the role of magic, the very lifeblood of fantasy, in A Song of Ice and Fire in our latest BLAH podcast—listen here or wherever you get your pods!

Also, our $5/month Patreon subscribers can hear us talk about the characters who surprised us most in a Boiled Leather Audio Moment mini-episode!

In the new episode of our new podcast Cut to Black, Gretchen Felker-Martin and I discuss that one time on Mad Men when a guy got his foot run over by a lawnmower, as well as horror and violence on Mad Men more generally. Go listen at the link or wherever you get your podcasts!

In the new episode of our new podcast, Gretchen Felker-Martin and I discuss Michael Sheen’s extraordinary performance as the deeply troubled sportscaster Caspian Wint in the HBO mockumentary 7 Days in Hell as we attempt to answer the eternal question: Comedy—threat or menace?

Stefan Sasse and I address the role of monsters—the inhuman kind, I mean—in A Song of Ice and Fire in our latest episode, available at the link or wherever you get your podcasts!

And if you’re a $5 subscriber to our Patreon, you can hear our take on the role of Hizdahr in the story. Go subscribe!

The third episode of the new podcast on television from myself and Gretchen Felker-Martin is on the best fight scene ever filmed, the street fight from season three of Deadwood. It’s available at the link or wherever you get your podcasts!

The second episode of the new podcast on television from myself and Gretchen Felker-Martin is about the explosive finale of Breaking Bad Season 2. It’s available at the link or wherever you get your podcasts!

Go listen!

I’m please to announce the debut of Cut to Black, a new podcast about how we experience television from me and Gretchen-Felker Martin. Our first episode is on our favorite line of dialogue ever, from Boardwalk Empire‘s Richard Harrow. You can currently find us on Spotify and Anchor; more platforms should be forthcoming shortly, so thank you for your patience. Happy listening!

It’s me and Stefan Sasse on the future of the Westeros Cinematic Universe—multiple spinoffs and prequels, an animated series, and even a stage play—in the latest episode of the Boiled Leather Audio Hour, available here or wherever you get your podcasts!

In our latest mini-podcast at the Boiled Leather Audio Hour patreon, Stefan Sasse and I discuss our favorite A Song of Ice and Fire characters. There’s lots more where that came from on that patreon, so do consider subscribing!

I’ve joined my illustrious co-host Stefan Sasse for a brief, Patreon-exclusive conversation about the depressing discourse surrounding Game of Thrones Season 8. It’s sure to make us a lot of friends and it’s available right here!

Stefan and I enter the town of Twin Peaks in this episode on David Lynch and Mark Frost’s landmark series. It’s geared to newcomers, so hopefully everyone can listen and enjoy!

Gretchen Felker-Martin and I reunite for a second two-hour deep dive into television’s storied recent past! This time, the Original Bad Boy and the Filthcore Queen tackle shows they didn’t touch on before or only touched on briefly. Beginning with a trinity of canonical dramas—The Wire, Deadwood, and Mad Men—they then make the jump to anthology TV—Channel Zero, American Crime Story, and Fargo—with plenty of surprises along the way. It’s better than your most recent Netflix binge—available here or wherever you get your podcasts!

I’m so excited to share this one: I’m the solo host of the new episode of the Boiled Leather Audio Hour, as special guest Gretchen Felker-Martin and I share nearly two hours of discussion on the New Golden Age of Television. From the stone classics to underrated gems, we cover so much ground here. I hope you enjoy it—listen here or wherever you get your podcasts!

I joined Ricky Camilleri and Chris Chafin on the Thirty Years Later podcast to talk about all things The Silence of the Lambs. It’s a wide-ranging conversation about the cornerstone of the Hannibal Lecter Cinematic Universe that I think you’ll really enjoy!