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In Part Two of the 2009 two-parter, Craig, Meghann and returning guest Kelly Ewing discuss the other half of the nominees from the year, and crown their champion.

In Part One of a two-parter, Craig and Meghann are joined by returning guest Kelly Ewing to look back one decade, and decide the rightful winner of the Best Picture in 2009.

Laura Ramadei (Girls on Porn Podcast) completes the 1970s with us as we discuss the Best Picture slate that was 1973.

Daliya Karnofsky (Not Your Therapist Podcast) joins us to talk about the nominees of 1978, and hand out some dating advice for the characters.

Kurt Quinn (Secret Alone Sketch Show) is in house to talk about 1970, a bad year in film.

Rusty and Adam Buehler are the first couple to join Meghann and Craig, and we have a split decision for Best Picture of 1972!

Nelson Franklin (Veep, Abby's) joins Meghann and Craig to talk about 4 excellent Best Picture nominees and also The Towering Inferno on this week's episode.

Craig is joined by Joe Gillette to run through and rank the 75 2019 releases he has seen.

Meghann and Craig finish up their immensely popular Meryl Streep series.

It's just Craig and Meghann, and they're talking about the middle of Meryl Streep's Oscar Career (1988-2006).

Brooke Seguin (30 Minute Musicals) to talk bank robberies, psychotic wards and SHARKS.

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21 Oscar Nominations for Meryl Streep. Let's talk about the first 7! She won twice in the first 7. How many should she have?

Travis Wyman help us re-ring in the Bicentennial by revisiting the Oscar Films of 1976

Cait Raft (JACK AM on Twitch) is here to help us attempt to separate Art from the Artist (thanks for being a monster Woody Allen!), and talk the rest of 1977.

Gregory Bonsignore brings his writing expertise to the podcast to discuss 1971.

On a guestless episode, Meghann and Craig try and figure out if, and when, Glenn Close should have won her Oscar.

Todd Dakotah Briscoe(How May We Hate You) decides All That Jazz is no longer his favorite movie, and shares his other thoughts on the 1979 slate.

Larry Bates (Big Little Lies, The Romanoffs) sits down to talk about the good, the bad, and the meh of 1980.

In a two part episode, Meghan and Craig are joined by Rachel Lewis (Bizaardvark) and Matty Smith (Unikitty) to discuss the films of 2018 Oscar Race, and more. This episode touches on BlacKkKlansman, Black Panther, Bohemian Rhapsody, The Favourite and Green Book.

In Part 2 of the 2018 podcast, Meghann, Craig, Rachel Lewis and Matty Smith continue their discussion on the nominees, finishing up with Roma, A Star Is Born and Vice, before talking about their personal top 5 for the year and a few other award categories at this year's ceremony.

Alex Quijano (One Day At A Time, Fresh Off the Boat) helps us weigh the 1982 Best Picture Nominees.

Becky Feldman (Too Stupid To Live Podcast) did her homework, and she's with us to talk 1986.

Dan Magro (Suck It Up!: Extraordinary Cocktails for Everyday People, Hello Giggles) comes in to talk about the highs and lows of 1985's Oscar films.

Mike Carlson (Podcast: The Ride!) joins us to talk the highs and lows of 1981's Oscar Slate.