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This week, we’re thrilled to have Yung Master Jules and King Castro X from the Comic Khan’s Podcast on the show! We talk about upcoming filmsKillers of the Flowers Moon and Five Nights at Freddie’s. Then, we say goodbye to Disney’s overpriced Star Wars hotel. We get deep into animated movies and retro video games, and touch on the guys’ other projects, including more podcasting and a near-nightly twitch stream!

Cam Porter is guest co-host with Hilton this week, as Michael goes to see the Cure in Texas. We chat with comedian and entrepreneur Jules Costa about her work with grant programs, helping comedian navigate the Tulsa Idea Challenge, and the burgeoning Tulsa Comedy Fund. We check out trailers for "Poor Things" and "Still: A Michael J. Fox Movie." Then, we check in on the writer's strike, and discuss the impacts it could have on streaming price. Plus, a little social commentary and debate on the end of Capitalism. You know, for fun!

Dustin Howard from Groucho stops by this week, and we talk a little more about the making of the video for “Blood in the Water.” Then, it’s the division of politics in culture, before we check out the trailer for “Gran Turismo,” and confuse Neil Blomkamp and Uwe Boll. Also, we watch the trailer for Dune part 2 (obviously Hilton and Zampino haven’t seen part 1.) We also chat about the TV writer’s strike and the dangers of softening the image of terrible people. Oh, plus, an unexpected behind-the-scenes look at Wife Swap. Yes, Wife Swap.

This week Zampino and Hilton sit down with Viet Nguyen to talk about his directorial debut, the music video for Groucho’s “Blood in the Water.” We check out trailers for “Fool’s Paradise” with Charlie day and an amazing all star cast. Then we’re disappointed by Disney’s Wish but head over heels for the new Litte Mermaid. Plus, there’s a lot of speculate about after seeing the teaser trailer for Twisted Metal. Finally, Hilton’s seen the Super Mario Bros. movie and he has opinions.

Brian Sittler is our guest this week, which is only fitting since Zampino is the guest over on the People Person's Paper Podcast. We check out the trailers for FUBAR and American Born Chinese. Then, it's new music from Rancid and the Foo Fighters. Speaking of music, actress Vera Famiga is learning to sing Slipknot. Also, Michelle Yeoh is coming back to Star Trek. Oh, and 30 Helens agree - Love Hurts.

Friend of the show Lacy Applegate is back this week, to talk Charles Entertainment Cheese, Gremlins, booking comedy shows, and more. We check out trailers for Secrets of the Mogwai and Secret Invasion, on this very secretive episode. It's not secretive, I don't know why I said that. Also, HBO Max changing its name to just Max is the dumbest idea ever.

Sondra Slade is here this week! We talk about Watergate, Motley Crue, and plenty of Star Wars. Also, Hilton educates everyone about Ahsoka Tano.

Which Winnie the Pooh characters are inspired by drugs, and which ones are clearly porn? That’s probably not what reporter and anchor Rick Maranon expected to talk about on his return to OLA this week. He joins us in our stories of estate sale finds, abuse of power, and Oktoberfest. Then, we talk about movies like Quasi and Mighty Morphin’ Power Rangers and Big Shark. One we liked, one we’re not sure if it’s real, and one is the Power Rangers movie. Also, what exactly is a hap?

Someone put Chad Smith in a movie! That’s our decree this week, as we’re joined by comedian Jeremy Beck! We talk to Jeremy about his time performing stand-up, as well as his new novel Beyond the Break, which is available on Amazon right now! Together, we learn about the intricacies of the Red Hot Chili Pepper Cinematic Universe, united by the on screen performances of Anthony Keidis and Flea. After that, it gets weird.

We’re thrilled to have the voice of Tulsa, DJ Chuck Stikl back in the house this week! It’s been more than 160 episodes since we sat down with Chuck, one of our earliest and most frequent guests! We check out the trailers for “The Lake” and “Chupa,” and have mixed feelings on both. We also look at the changes happening at your local theater, and how season ticket holders are responding. Plus: The amazing adorable raccoon dog! And did you know there’s a new Chemical Brothers track? Also, TikTok is changing radio, but radio has always been changing. Also, Tiktok is changing the NBA. Also also, Seth Meyers and John Oliver!

Zampino and Hilton are taking the weekend off to go be guests on the Comic Khan's Podcast, so we recorded a special mini episode over video chat so you won't have to miss us! We talk about what to expect on this guest spot, which leads to some surprisingly deep conversations about superhero comics. Plus, a new TMNT movie is coming out this summer, and we take a look at the cast and trailer. Plus, Hilton's middle school rapper name. Blink and you'll miss it.

This week, comedian, musician, and all around creative force Niccolo Birkitt stops by! You can see Niccolo on stage as part of Sex Thief, or co-hosting the Hash on the Mic show at Sesh Lounge! We talk about the controversy surounding the upcoming Peter Pan & Wendy, and who we remember from the trailer for Haunted Mansion. Plus, Merrick Garland is really into Taylor Swift, and we get a surprising amount of content from that. Also, weird ass Rudy Giuliani, and Mexican Coke!

Jon Stringer is back, this time with wife Joanna Stringer, but without his voice! Jon manages to rasp his way through the episode as we talk about the absurdity of the Fast and Furious franchise. Then, we debate the merits of Demolition Man's 3 seashells, why Phil Collins wants to own the Alamo, and whether you can be a comedian without being an attention seeker. All this, and showing our buttholes to God. Come hang out with us!

Sam Carrico is back this week! The host of the Film Fanclub is the perfect guest to take a long look at some of the biggest trailers to come out of the “Big Game” last weekend, including the new Indiana Jones, The Flash, and the third Guardians of the Galaxy! We also look at back at Marvel’s Phase 4, and discuss some of the upcoming announcements from DC! Sam also shares some of his film critic philosophy, and shares a little of what we can expect from his new Season, which kicks off Monday! Check out Film Fanclub here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC25e-ezollsa-H41LYClejw

This week, we’re thrilled to chat with the creator of Strawberry Shortcake, the Get-Along Gang, and the Care Bears, Muriel Fahrion! Muriel has been making her mark in Oklahoma, with her own art studio, and lots of time spent supporting the arts in Tulsa, often alongside her pal and ours, Evan Hughes! We talk about Muriel’s time working on iconic characters, how she established herself in Oklahoma, and how she’s using her creative talent to bring joy to others. Be sure to check out her website www.outtathinairstudio.com, and say hi if you see her and Evan carousing about town!

Binge with Terrell Norton is now on OLAMinistries.com, so Terrell Norton came by OLA to hang out! We listen to prog rock Zelda and the sounds of dial-up Internet, discuss the classic tropes (and hiding spots) of pornography, and marvel at the power of the phrase "30 more minutes." There's also some Dave Bautista, a little Laurence Fishburne, and definitely some Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur. Some Letterkenny, some Shoresy, and plenty of other binge-worthy TV shows. Oh, and the difference between a Vodka cranberry and a Cranberry vodka. That, and we start calling him Tik Tok Terrell.

Tulsa’s Gothic Cowboy comedian, Jesse Willett, is in the hot seat this week! We talk about the appropriate length for comedy shows, why celebrities come to Tulsa, and whether virtue signaling is as bad as it seems. But that’s not all! We also talk about the appropriate length for movies, changes in creative communities, and the surprising screenwriting career of Nick Cave! Plus, the wonder and charm of Bloodsport, and the mystery and mild racism of Black Rain. Also, Tom Hardy!

Cam Porter is back for this mega episode! Cam's new store Critical Hit Gaming will open in just a few weeks, so we've got him in the hot seat while we still can! We check out trailers for Ant-man and the Wasp: Quantumania, and finally talk about! We're also psyched for Evil Dead Rise (except Hilton, who's too bust being scared) and ready to have the Super Mario Movie on a loop when it's available to stream. Speaking of Mario, Hilton says he's been saying it right the whole time, until we realize he's actually deadnaming him. Speaking of offensiveness, we look back on offensive moments in movies we love, before looking at ourselves and finally liking what we see. Also, Star Wars, musicians with missing limbs, and which Gallagher brother is still alive. No, not Noel and Liam, the ones with the watermelons!

This week, we sit down with artist Zach Raw to talk about the hype over his "Waffle Warrior" inspired by the viral video where a Waffle House waitress pulls some Street Fighter moves on a mid-air chair! We catch up on some of Zach's other projects, like the music video "Descendants" for Fire in Little Africa, and discuss proper etiquette for requesting commission work (there really isn't any, just be cool.) Plus, comics, anime, music, and even a little wrestling. And probably an a-hole opinion, or 2! Check it out, and click this link to see more of Zach's work, or order your Waffle Warrior t-shirt:  https://linktr.ee/ZachRaw

Brett and Hannah are back for Episode 251, where we agree some Kevins suck. We say goodbye to the CU podcast, and harass a racist on Facebook. Then, we talk about new horror movie Skinamarink before learning we need to save the new Garfield movie from Chris Pratt. Then, we learned Garfield has a strip about dog cum, and now nothing is certain. Also, Chet Hanks!