A Podcast by Craig and Meghann
The Oscar Should Have Gone To
The Academy doesn’t always get it right. Join Meghann and Craig and special guests as they decide the rightful winners of the Oscar.
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Jun 8, 2026
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Episodes
Best Actress 2001 21.12.2020 53:16
Meghann and Craig talk 2001 Best Actress. That's it. That's the pod.
Best Actor 2001 14.12.2020 41:53
Meghann and Craig dig into the Best Actor race for 2001 Oscar films.
Best Actress 2000 30.11.2020 44:33
Having picked a new winner for Best Actor in 2000, will Meghann and Craig strip Julia of her prize as well?
Best Actor 2000 24.11.2020 52:48
Meghann and Craig dive into lead actor races, starting with Best Actor in 2000.
2010 Part 2 27.10.2020 1:27:48
Joe Gillette (Reception) is back to finish off the 2010 nominees and join Meghann and Craig in ranking the films.
2010 Part 1 19.10.2020 1:25:29
Joe Gillette rejoins the podcast to revisit the films of one decade ago, as we discuss the first 5 nominees of the 2010 Oscar slate.
Best Picture Draft 05.10.2020 1:06:42
Meghann and Craig draft the Best Picture winners from 1960-2019.
1963 21.09.2020 1:39:05
Kate Weber joins Meghann and Craig, via Zoom of course, to go through one of the worst Oscar Best Picture slates in the history of the Awards, 1963.
1968 31.08.2020 1:44:38
Meghann and Craig are joined by the Terror Twins, Daniel and Matthew Scott Montgomery (Welcome to Dead House Podcast) to talk the 1968 Best Picture Nominees, as well as a couple of important films the Academy failed to nominate.
1961 10.08.2020 1:36:06
Alli Kelly makes her maiden voyage on the podcast to discuss the Best Picture Nominees of 1961.
1965 20.07.2020 1:42:04
Rachel Lewis (Helpsters) returns to the pod to talk about The Sound of Music and the other Best Picture Nominees from 1965.
Best Comedies of the 2000s 06.07.2020 1:03:21
Meghann and Craig are still stuck on Zoom, they talk about the movies that make them laugh the most from 2000-2009.
1962 22.06.2020 1:54:47
Matty Smith (Liquid Bread Podcast) rejoins Meghann and Craig to talk 1962.
1966 01.06.2020 1:41:59
The great Ryan Perez returns to the podcast to discuss 1966's Best Picture Nominees with Craig and Meghann
The Best Comedies of the 2010s 18.05.2020 1:12:56
Meghann and Craig want you to laugh in this trying time, and name their favorite comedies from each year of the past decade.
1967 04.05.2020 1:43:30
Actor/Comedian Chris Cafero joins via Zoom from the East Coast to talk 1967 with us.
Best and Worst 20.04.2020 1:06:19
Meghann and Craig look back at the Academy Award between 1970 and 2010, and pick their favorites (and least favorites) from four decades.
1964 06.04.2020 1:26:05
In a socially distancing Zoom edition, Craig and Meghann are joined by Andrew Jorczak (Craig's brother!) to debate 1964!
Snubs 23.03.2020 46:50
A very special, social distancing episode about the biggest nominations SNUBS over the last 50 years.
1960 09.03.2020 1:27:18
Alexandra Henrikson (Maniac, What We Do In The Shadows) punishes us by picking 1960.
Tom Hanks Part 2 19.02.2020 1:25:21
Meghann and Craig talk the 2019 Oscar Ceremony, and then evaluate the second half of Tom Hanks career as it relates to the Academy Awards.
2019 03.02.2020 2:22:02
Meghann and Craig are once again joined by Matty Smith for their annual "The Oscar SHOULD Go To" pod.
Tom Hanks (Part 1) 13.01.2020 1:23:57
Craig and Meghann open the new year by discussing Tom Hanks Oscar History, and deciding when he should have been nominated and when he should have won, between 1984 and 2000.
Top 10 of 2010s 23.12.2019 1:16:45
Meghann and Craig reveal their Top 10 Films of the Decade.
1969 09.12.2019 1:49:07
Starrett Berry is at the table to talk about the Hollywood scene in the 1960's, and 1969's Best Picture slate.
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