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
1983 26.11.2018 1:36:46
Ryan O'Connor (LadyWatch Podcast, Eat, Pray, Vote) talks to us about the 1983 nominees, and also Yentl.
1984 12.11.2018 1:23:04
Evan Susser (Fist Fight, Deli Boys Podcast) joins Craig and Meghann to discuss if Amadeus was the correct winner in 1984.
1988 29.10.2018 1:29:37
Amy Handelman, the Queen of Commercial Acting, joins to talk about the films of 1988.
1987 15.10.2018 2:04:04
Ryan Perez (Moonbeam City, The Break with Michelle Wolf) joins Meghann and Craig to talk the highs and lows of 1987 Best Picture Nominees.
2008 01.10.2018 1:45:29
Alec Wells (Carrie On Podcast) sits down at the table to discuss the game changing 2008 Oscar Race.
Craig's 2018 Movie Rankings (So Far) 23.09.2018 1:48:04
Joe Gillette joins a solo Craig for an off brand episode, counting down all the 2018 releases Craig has seen this year.
1990 10.09.2018 2:08:09
Mike Mitchell (Netflix's Love, The Doughboys Podcast) is at the table, talking about what he realizes might be his favorite year in film, 1990.
2003 27.08.2018 1:31:06
Jordan Morris (Jordan, Jesse, Go!, Bubble) is at the table to talk 2003. He looks like he's into Lord of the Rings, but is he? Find out!
2001 13.08.2018 1:51:53
Max Mayer is in studio (at dining room table?) to extol or damn the 2001 nominees with Craig and Meghann.
2006 30.07.2018 1:39:58
Buffy Charlet is at the table to discuss 2006, a great year of film. But did the Academy nominate the right films? Listen and find out!
1995 16.07.2018 1:39:21
The Original Movie Geek, Dylan Dawson, joins Craig and Meghann to extol or damn the 1995 Best Picture Nominees.
1996 02.07.2018 1:44:33
Whitney Teubner joins the podcast to discuss the movies that were honored in 1996, and help decide the films that stood the test of time.
1991 18.06.2018 1:26:25
Daniel Montgomery (Welcome to Deadcast, Done Disappeared) joins us, with some fava beans and a nice chianti, to discuss the 1991 Oscar films.
1989 04.06.2018 1:29:25
Special guest Kat Wells (Carrie On, Boys & Ghouls podcasts) discusses the Oscar slate that was 1989.
2000 21.05.2018 1:44:49
Meghann and Craig are joined by Alexandra Amin, and decide if Gladiator was the rightful victor at the 2000 Oscar Ceremony.
2005 07.05.2018 1:48:22
Meghann and Craig are joined by Nicole Pacent (Anyone But Me) to discuss Crashgate and the rest of the 2005 Oscar Slate.
1998 21.04.2018 1:30:00
Craig and Meghann are joined by actor and Dolby Theatre tour guide Andy Stokan to look back at the Oscar year that was 1998.
1994 09.04.2018 1:43:41
Meghann and Craig are joined by Laura Zak (Her Story, Sicker Sadder World) to talk about the historic 1994 Oscar Race.
2007 26.03.2018 1:22:58
Craig, Meghann and Jack Allison (Struggle Session, Jimmy Kimmel Live) talk about a great year in film, 2007.
1993 11.03.2018 1:30:39
Meghann and Craig are joined by Matthew Scott Montgomery (So Random!, Welcome to Deadcast) to dissect the 1993 Oscar Best Picture race!
2017 26.02.2018 1:56:08
Meghann and Craig are rejoined by Matty Smith for a very special The Oscar SHOULD GO TO, as they discuss the 2017 campaign.
1999 19.02.2018 1:22:24
Meghann and Craig are joined by Joey Manderino to party like it's 1999?
1992 04.02.2018 1:45:46
Craig and Meghann reach way back with guest Kelly Ewing to talk about the 1992 awards crop.
2004 22.01.2018 1:18:00
Meghann and Craig welcome Rachel Lewis (Bizaardvark, The Jon and Eddie Show) to talk all things 2004 cinema, and she has a lot to say!
2002 12.12.2017 1:19:06
Craig and Meghann welcome actor/writer/singer Joe Gillette to talk all Oscar films 2002.
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