Atlas Podcast

It’s the first episode of the new year. And Emma and Jaqai kick things off with not one, but two movie reviews. Viggo Mortensen’s “Captain Fantastic” and Casey Affleck’s “Manchester by the Sea” are both ran through the official ATLas review. How will they fare? Plus the new year box office report and…just what did Jaqai learn from being on “Blind Date”?

It’s Anguspalooza! The finale for 2016. Emma, Jaqai, and guest reviewer Michael McKinney of “Last One to Leave the Theatre” review 1995’s “Angus” live in the room after watching it. Finally. Plus box office results, and some real talk about the loss of both George Michael and Carrie Fisher.

Emma road tripped to Charlotte in a shiny KIA and got a chance to speak with with Michael Cudlitz, best known as Abraham from “The Walking Dead”. Plus she and Jaqai review “Passengers” staring Chris Pratt and Jennifer Lawrence.

Emma has a conversation with P.J Haarsma, the executive producer and showrunner behind Nathan Fillion and Alan Tudyk's "Con Man" and Jaqai talks about an unexpected visitor at his home. Plus, Emma reviews "Rogue One: A Star Wars Story". And there will be punch and pie.

Emma finally gets a chance to review "La La Land" with Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone. She and Jaqai talk then talk about "A Christmas Story" at the Fox Theater in Atlanta and Jaqai manages to do some major Affleck name dropping during the box office review.

Emma has a one on one conversation with Milo Ventimiglia of Gilmore Girls, this in between her and Jaqai comparing notes on their similarly aged old cars...which are clearly not new KIAs. Plus box office results, and an impromptu review of last years "The Night Before".

Ming Chen of AMC's Comic Book Men joins Emma and Jaqai for the entire episode to talk Heroes & Villains Fan Fest and other such magicalities. Plus, Emma has a one-on-one conversation with "Gilmore Girl's" own Sean Gunn, and another with Lily Collins and Alden Ehrenreich (that's the new Han Solo, kiddos) of "Rules Don't Apply". AND, an ATLas review of "Fantastic Beasts". It's a double stuffed Oreo! Perfect for Thanksgiving.

The ATLas 33 - Kings of Con, Fantastic Beasts interviews, and Arrival review by Emma Loggins

Emma sits down for an exclusive chat with "The Walking Dead's" Ross Marquand and Jordan Woods-Robinson about where we go from here, and offers her review of "Doctor Strange". PLUS, Jaqai "sits down" with Amy Adams to talk about her upcoming film, "Arrival". All of this with absolutely zero mentions of the election.

Emma and Jaqai talk Walker Stalker Con, Halloween, and one heck of a party. Plus, a review of Tom Hanks's "Inferno" and Jaqai "sits down" with Benedict Cumberbatch and Tilda Swinton to talk about "Doctor Strange" – coming out this Friday. Boom!

Emma and Jaqai discuss the season 7 premiere of The Walking Dead (spoilers!!!) and Jaqai "sits down with" Tom Hanks and Ron Howard to discuss the new film, "Inferno".

Jaqai has big news about his documentary, "Spilled Milk" and Emma shares stories of her adventure filled week. Plus much discussion about "Ash VS Evil Dead" and an interview with John Hamm & Zach Galifianakis about their upcoming film, "Keeping Up With the Joneses".

Emma and Jaqai review Ben Affleck's "The Accountant" and Emily Blunts "The Girl on the Train." Also in this episode is an interview with Ben Affleck and director Gavin O'Connor. Plus Jaqai's move and Emma's decision to lace up ice skates for her birthday.

Emma and Jaqai connect to talk about the Netherworld haunted house, professional coaching in the workplace, the return of the Walking Dead, Emma's need for Gilmore Girls swag. This episode includes some actual audio from The Walking Dead press room at the San Diego Comic Con, and Jaqai "sits" down with Lauren Graham to "talk" with her about her new film, "Middle School: The Worst Years of My Life". And also, Jaqai manages to mention the 1995 film, "Angus" again.

Jaqai is away from his new baby for a week doing contract work in Los Angeles, and Emma recounts an amazing experience interviewing Fast Times at Ridgemont High director Amy Heckerling for SCADFILM. All of this while discussing the latest box office results and reviewing The Magnificent Seven.

Emma and Jaqai both went to different film festivals and had very different experiences. Emma talks about the films she saw, and Jaqai talks about screening his very own documentary, "Spilled Milk". Plus, Jaqai "sits down" with Chris Pratt and Manuel Garcia-Rulfo to talk about The Magnificent 7 and Emma reviews Snowden. Oh, and also the Emmys happened. And your mom likes them apples.

Emma and Jaqai discuss the Atlanta Beltline, share an interview featuring Renee Zellweger, Colin Firth, and Patrick Dempsey for Bridget Jones's Baby, and review Donald Glover's Atlanta and Clint Eastwood's Sully.

Emma is fresh off of Dragon Con, and Jaqai is fresh out of the hospital with his family. Emma has a surprise interview with Alan Tudyk, and gets some great Dragon Con insight from Dan Carroll, the convention's Director of Media Relations. Plus box office reviews, and an inexplicable mention of the classic "Event Horizon".

In perhaps the weirdest episode yet, Jaqai co-hosts from the halls of a hospital while he and Emma discuss box office results, Dragon Con, and the Atlanta filmed "Sully." This episode even features a media interview with both Tom Hanks and Clint Eastwood and other such fun...surprises.

Jaqai returns to the fray as Emma shares her Vampire Diaries interviews with show co-creator Julie Plec and stars Paul Wesley & Candice King at San Diego Comic Con. The pair reviews Ben Hur and discuss box office results.