Arc (arts Review & Commentary)

Send us a textIn this episode, I express some frustrations with 2015, and I give my ratings of all the 2015 new releases that I got to see.

Send us a textIn this episode, I examine the struggles we go through to appreciate the works of art created by monsters and how Bill Cosby's crimes are especially hard to accept. Also, I give my review and commentary of "Spotlight."

Send us a textOn a special RELM Crossover episode, Marc Ronick (The Marc and Lowell Show) and Omar Latiri (Arts Review and Commentary) discuss their impressions of Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens and their memories of Star Wars growing up.

Send us a textIn this extra-long episode, I chat with SNL historian Dave Ricklin about the highlights, lowlights, and legacy of Saturday Night Live.

Send us a textIn this episode, my good friend Jordan Rose of TheJordanBlog.com and I discuss the ups and downs of the movies of M. Night Shyamalan from "The Sixth Sense" to "The Visit." Stay tuned for a twist ending! Brought to you by Harrys.com.

Send us a text In this episode, I go over some of the more unorthodox lessons taught by the films of Pixar Animation Studios. Also, I give my review and commentary of Inside Out.

Send us a text In this episode, my friend Jen and I discuss our feelings on the cultural phenomenon that was Mad Men. Also, I give my analysis on what Don Draper means to me.

Send us a text This episode traces the history of my affection for comic book superheroes and why I think knowing more about them actually matters in the grand scheme of things. Also, I give my review and commentary of Avengers: Age of Ultron.

Send us a text In honor of Spock, a character who learned the balance of logic and emotion, this episode features 30 sound clips from 30 different motion pictures that evoke 30 different emotions from me. Do these make you feel the same way? What other movies do you remember that make you feel these emotions? (Special Guest Voice: Buzz Burbank!)

Send us a text It's that time of year again! Listen as my good friend Jordan Rose of thejordanblog.com and I go over our favorite movies of 2014, who we think SHOULD win, and who we think WILL win at the 87th Academy Awards!

Send us a text This episode features reviews and commentaries on three movies that featured science and scientists as the heroes: Big Hero 6, The Theory of Everything, and Interstellar. Also included in this episode are my ratings of all the new releases that I saw in 2014.

Send us a text This episode talks about how "Bayhem" can be interpreted as the film equivalent to modern art.

Send us a textOn this music episode of ARC, we travel through 50 years of music represented by the theme songs of the James Bond movie franchise. I talk about my most and least favorites of these songs, and I go over the changing styles of popular music.

Send us a textIn this episode, I explore the various ways the six Star Wars movies have been interpreted by their fans, and I share new insights after introducing them (in a very specific order) to my young daughter for the first time.

Send us a textThis episode discusses how time travel has been used in entertainment to achieve victory with reviews and commentaries on "X-Men: Days of Future Past" and "Edge of Tomorrow."

Send us a textThis episode discusses the different ways the US and Japan have handled nuclear power in entertainment. Also included is my review and commentary on the latest "Godzilla"

Send us a textThis episode features commentary on the audience reaction of a recent episode of Game of Thrones. Due to explicit content, listener discretion is advised.

Send us a text This episode goes over the similarities between the story of Roland Emmerich's "The Day After Tomorrow" and Darren Aronofsky's "Noah."

Send us a text This episode discusses several characters who were frozen in time and have woken up in present day. I also give my review and commentary on "Captain America: The Winter Soldier."

Send us a textThis episode summarizes the history of the ever-changing format of the movie trailer, and examines common themes in memorable previews.