Afternoon Rantz

It's a DC episode baby! We're talkin Justice League (Snyder Cut), Wonder Woman 1984, The Suicide Squad and The Batman.

Leah Rantz talks with local artist John Wash about his upcoming album "Poser".

Leah Rantz talks with Sevendust frontman LJ Witherspoon about their new cover of Soundgarden's "The Day I Tried to Live", upcoming Blood and Stone album and livestream concert.

Leah Rantz chats with Chris Daughtry about everything from his Live From Home tour to partially benefit Paradise Rock Club and employees in Boston, the new single "World on Fire", and Batman.

11 years after the hype, during the Twilight Renaissance, Leah and Jared watch and give thoughts on the second installment in the Twilight movie series.

Leah Rantz talks on the phone with The Black Moods about their upcoming free Facebook Livestream: August Isolation August 20th at 10pm ET/7pm PT to benefit the Music for Rocky Point Covid Relief fund which supports the community of Puerto Penasco, MX. Check out their website: TheBlackMoods.com Facebook: @TheBlackMoods New album "Sunshine" available on streaming platforms!

Leah Rantz talks with vocalist Marc LaBelle from Dirty Honey ahead of their livestream gig Lockdown Live at The Viper Room, 10:30pm (ET) Tickets are $9.55 and available at dirtyhoney.veeps.com

Leah Rantz and Jared Mapel review the 2008 movie Twilight.

Leah Rantz goes head to head with her boss Lenny to try to guess what song Kyle Grabowski is humming.

Leah Rantz talks with Ryan Bradley from Wayfaring Soul about their new concept album, Exit the Willow Tree, and about his son's fight with leukemia.

We wrap up our rewatch of Avatar for the first time as adults! Yip yip!

Leah Rantz talks with Kyle Boatright, star of the upcoming play, Lullaby for Zoomland: A Short Play for Zoom. Check out Rise Up Productions Facebook for the zoom link!

An in-depth look at season 1 of Avatar: The Last Airbender

Saving people, hunting things: the family business. A deep dive look into Supernatural Season 1 Ep 11-22.

Leah Rantz talks with Ronn Johnson, director of the Martin Luther King Family Services about the upcoming Say Their Names mural to be painted at the MLKJ Family Services Building in Springfield. The mural is to pay tribute to unarmed People of Color killed by police, and will be painted this Thursday and Friday.

Leah Rantz is joined by best friend Lacy Hudson to take on the ultimate rewatch and review all 14 seasons of Supernatural leading up to the final 15th season this fall.

Leah Rantz and Kyle review anime My Hero Academia through Season 4.

Leah Rantz talks with Amy Cahillane, executive director of the Downtown Northampton Association, about the Feed the Frontlines initiative.

Leah Rantz and Jared Mapel share their thoughts on the Tiger King documentary on Netflix.

Leah Rantz talks with Denise Degon, owner of Pampered Pets Doggy Daycare in East Longmeadow, Ma.

Leah Rantz talks with Emma Ayres, program coordinator of the Shea Theater Arts Center to talk about the upcoming social distancing entertainment event on Facebook, Quarantunes. Follow their page at @quarantunesforyou. If you are an artist interested in performing in this event, email emmaayresgettotheshea@gmail.com

While self isolating during the COVID-19 pandemic, Leah Rantz and Jared discuss videogames Doom Eternal and Animal Crossing: New Horizons....over video chat service, Discord. The results? Disastrous. Enjoy.

This episode was filled with bad luck! Initially this was to promote the Asnuntuck Community College Foundation 17th Annual Murder Mystery Dinner, which has since been postponed from March to June 5th. Robyn Lee Miller and Michael "Buster" Mcmahon guest star, and join Leah Rantz and Jared to play detective to murder mystery riddles, answer 13 unlucky questions, and see who wins the illustrious She...

Leah Rantz and Jared Mapel give a deep dive review on The Invisible Man (2020) starring Elizabeth Moss. Spoiler free review ends at 15 min mark.

Leah Rantz and Jared talk reactions to Sonic the Hedghog movie (2020) and shutter at the possibility of the fresh hell it could've been.