Blendcast

Friend of the show Rachel Skybetter adds some curves to Brain's empty chair. New Moon is discussed ad nauseum, 2012 is panned, and Trevor watched Demolition Man half-a-dozen times or so. Some serious life musings also occur, so sit back and relax and enjoy the show.

The boys are back after a brief vacation and back to their old tricks. Adam Carolla is fawned over, ESPN's new doc series is discussed, and emails make a strong return. Clean your ears out loyal Blendites, its about to get loud.

Mack, Brain, and Trevor discuss the injustice of smoking bans, the merits of "Catch Me If You Can", and the majesty of Sawfest. Also, the boys argue whether or not Chris Farley's memory has been sullied or Michael Jackson is as famous as Hannah Montana.

Today, the boys have heated debates regarding political correctness, Chipotle, and 30 Rock. Zombieland is discussed again, Paranormal Activity is surprising, and Stepdad is a movie. Enjoy.

Brain makes his triumphant return to the show as Mack answers another Degrassi query, Trevor hypothesizes about a James Bond theme park, and the boys get heated over a food discussion. Strap in and lock it down. It's Blendcast, baby.

Friend of the show Marc Carlson fills in for Brain this week, and the suspense is palpable. Discussion moves seemlessly from types of vampires to how many zombies it would take to kill a raptor. Zombieland is loved, Twilight is hated, and Toy Story's return brings joy.

James B. from FilmRot stops by and Brian talks Surrogates, Trevor mocks the deaf, and Mack has a drug problem (he lost his drugs). Suffice it to say, James may not come back. Tons of fun on this episode, so enjoy.

The full roster is intact and absence has made the heart grow fonder. Brian is back and talking TV, Mack blasts Aaron Eckart, and Trevor admits his love of sixshooters and cowpokes. This episode is a Mack scale 8 at least.

Week one of our trial separation from Brian, and we've hit the ground running. Super chef Steve West joins the roster and Three Men trudge on. Mack and Trevor rant about their Bears, Steve talks upcoming TV shows and cooking. We all look longingly at our pasts and hopefully at our futures.

The pundits of pop pointlessness ponder wild panthers, wicked cougars, and the ultimate action star. Mack regails us with stories of "work", Brain celebrates a birthday, and Trevor revisits his childhood. Enjoy.

Brain is back from Vegas, Trevor is all giddy over Big Fan and Mack admits to laughing at dead peacocks. Dueling horror flicks topped the boxoffice, sandwiched around Tarantino’s newest, and Marvel was purchased by Disney. Not sure what to think? Steal our opinions.

Three Men rap on Inglorious Basterds and other such frivolities

This week three men rap about District 9, The Time Travelers Wife, and the merits of TruTV.

What a week! Jam packed with some testosterone and tears. G.I. Joe, Hurt locker, and John Hughes are the main foci of this week's Blendcast.

As for movies currently in theaters, (500) Days Of Summer is gushed over, Funny People is puzzled over, and The Collector is contrasted (over) with Clue and Saw. There’s also a lot of good Watchmen director’s cut gossip.

Crappy wannabe star rodents, Comic Con, Rick Moranis, Zoltar, and a Rounders sequel. What else could you ask for? We run a little long this week but it is packed full of delight, much like a Little Debbie.

This week we swoon over Harry Potter, argue whether Office Space is a better film than Gladiator, and comment on how awesome it would be to break Sarah Silverman's nose.

This week we unload on Bruno, check in with Beth Cooper's epic fail, and get jacked up about Harry Potter!

This week we chat about some lesser known films already released to DVD that everyone should take a look at. We dive into the Box Office and debate about this weekend's big release of Public Enemies.

In our maiden voyage, we discuss what every man, woman, and child has on their minds...Transformers and dead celebrities! We tackle the most recent movie news and Box Office summer slams as well the shocking events of the past week. Listener Discretion is advised.