Conversations With Rob Worth

This month Preston talks about an AEW match, Uncle Mikey talks about his experience listening to Mork's album Eremittens Dal, and Rob reaches into the way back (1994 to be exact) and reviews the album Wolverine Blues by Entombed

Preston reviews the series Letter To The King, Rob reviews Rod Wave's Pray 4 Love mixtape, and Mike does the Worth It Way Back reviewing the EDM star Avicii

Preston reviews Vegas Vs. Vancouver playoff series, Rob reviews Captain Marvel, and Mike takes it back to 2010 and reviews The Town starring Ben Affleck, Rebecca Hall and Jeremy Renner. Mike may also pick on his nephew most of the show, and we suffer severe ADD while recording this episode. 

Michael Shiek joins us for a brande new season

Preston Worth dives into the comic store and comes out with a review of issue #45 of Birthright, Krissy gets emo over Princess Nokia, and Rob watches for the signs of the rapture in the Last Days: Hype Or Hope documentary 

Preston tells us about Scoob, Rob hungers over the cooking show Crazy Delicious and Krissy  beats the sound of the album Smooth Thrills.

Rob gives hip opinions on the country album Blue Roses by Runaway June, Krissy goes into her favorite movie genre and comes out with Day Of The Dead: Bloodline and Preston jumps in the time machine and travels back to 1985 to watch Rocky IV

The Worths are back to discuss music and movies. Preston kicks it off telling us about trap metal artist Scarlxrd, then Krissy talks about what she thinks about the group Evanescence and their new song, and for this episodes Worth It wayback, Rob takes his time machine for his shortest journey so far to visit 2012's Rob Zombie movie Lords Of Salem 

Preston talks about LA Originals, Krissy reviews Holiday In The Wild starring Kristin Davis and Rob Lowe, and Rob discusses the Doris Day album Tea For Two in the Worth It Way Back.

This episode Preston reviews Megan Thee Stallion, Krissy tells us about  Olivia Lane, and Rob Worth goes way way back to 1978 and discusses the Fantastic Four cartoon series.

On our first ever episode, the Worth family Preston, Krissy and Rob, take you through their entertaining reviews and discussions. Preston talks about the Lil Dicky TV series Dave, Krissy talks about the new cooking show Nadiya's Time To Eat, and Rob takes it back to 1982 and talks about the comedy movie Fast Times At Ridgemont High. Tune in and find out if they are Worth It.