The Say Report

Devon spent the last week preparing for Hulu’s episodic adaptation of Nick Hornby’s High Fidelity and now you have to listen to his Top 5 opinions on it... Luckily we were able to get Will to join us on the episode so you'll have something to break up the monotony of Sejohn's groaning

In the wake of the 92nd Academy Awards your host companions find themselves examining the current popular culture zeitgeist and how they interact with it now compared against when they were young.

All Righty Then… We have brought up Jim Carrey and his pivotal breakout year of 1994 too many times during the history of The Say Report to not turn our focus to it when it came time to record another time capsule episode. We hope you enjoy learning all of the gritty details about the living god amongst men… Ace Ventura: Pet Detective

Devon takes us on a ride through the rapids of his stream of consciousness touching upon making mix CD’s, bands from the 90’s, and bad decisions. Meanwhile, Sejohn walks us through the adventure game he has been playing to counter the kinetics of Borderlands 3.

This episode we finally take the time to recognize the dire truth that Joker might require further examination by our host companions after its 11 oscar nominations. Luckily we are able to surround with the tale of Will and Devon’s Grand Adventure from Harvard to Brooklyn and a discussion about Bad Boys for Life and some recent video game news and releases.

To wrap up three years of podcasting with The Say Report Sejohn and Devon decide to focus on the fact that this is an auditory medium and record this episode blindfolded.

It’s 2020 baby! We start by celebrating the films of Rob Reiner, turning an existing theory about Ferris Bueller’s Day Off on its ear. and discussing the Golden Globes and what their results mean for the Academy Awards. Let’s do this

This week is a very chill, very informal discussion about 2019. We talk movies, television, and eventually, if you’re all really good, Devon might even reveals his game of the year for 2019.

In this month’s very special episode, we use Joe Pesci’s 1998 album as the perfect excuse to celebrate Christmas, reminisce on a prolific career, and explore the history of comedy. Here’s hoping you had a Happy Christmas from all of your friends at The Say Report.

In this Super Sized episode of The Say Report we do our damnedest to make good on our promise to be a show about everything. The first hour is a good ole fashioned British quiz on Christmas Movies, hosted by our own resident quiz master Will Fournier. Hour Two we talk about Impeachment, Runaway Trains, Felines, and Fake News. Then to top it all off we spend our last hour discussing The Rise of Sky...

We bit the bullet and saw a couple of movies whose European appeal didn’t quite translate for American Audiences. Meanwhile, Sejohn has been playing some remakes of video games from his past, leading Devon to finally attempt to complete a game he’s been putting off for at least 20 years.

This week we reflect on Vampire Mythology and it’s relationship yo religion, before digging into holiday movie releases, the golden globe nominations, and the future of streaming as it relates to the Hollywood Studio System™️ of yore

We celebrate the 150th episode of The Say Report with a discussion about the significance of recording 150 podcasts compared to the significance of the same milestone in other creative endeavors before turning to Thanksgiving recollections, Disney+ realizations, and Marvelous reassurances.

We take the plunge into Google Stadia, Facebook Watch, and Disney+ to help guide would be travelers down these newest lazy rivers to join the ever growing market of streamable entertainment

Sejohn was back in Rhode Island over the weekend which gave us a chance to make good on one of the longest standing promises from the Say Report. Plus we talk about the newest offerings from the virtual worlds of Pokemon and Star Wars

Devon discusses the three thematic movies he saw over the weekend, while Sejohn’s worst fears about A.I. are not only confirmed but ultimately revealed.

Still reeling from having an hour of their lives stolen at 2:00AM on Sunday, Devon and Sejohn give a rundown of the ways they have been distracting themselves for the last week. For Devon it's a return to Luigi’s Mansion and Fall Television, while Sejohn takes to the internet and enjoys the offerings from Bon Appetite.

We do a commentary for the seminal classic "It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown" while Sejohn shares his families own annual tradition for the Great Pumpkin Drinking Game. Please remember to drink responsibly and Happy Halloween!

When his Speedgaming Live experience doesn’t go exactly as he had planned, Devon ends up seeing a couple of movies with all of his newfound spare time.  Meanwhile, Sejohn celebrated his birthday the Utah way with blue laws and haunted houses before realizing what he truly wants from HallloWatching. 

This week is all about reactions whether it be Devon’s high school to his actions during and after his tenure as a student, Sejohn to twenty-four year old SNES games, or the internet’s to the continuing political saga in China.

Revisiting Kevin Smith’s Askewniverse to prepare for the premiere of “Jay and Silent Bob Reboot” this week, prompts an episode full of rage, college stories, and a deeper understanding of popular culture's affects on society.

Sejohn saw “Joker” and has mixed feelings he wants to try and work through with the class. Meanwhile Devon rewatched “Ghostbusters: Answer the Call” revealing new information about its place in cinematic history.

The current state of comedy forces your host companions to examine a time when entertainment was more wholesome with explorations of Full House, Designing Women, and Cheers. This channel surfin’ safari leads them to the conclusion that there are both powers and problems that come with being nostalgic for such “simpler” times.

In this week’s Time Capsule episode of The Say Report we journey back to 2006 to explore the latest in The Looney Tunes’ attempt to sell out. In so doing we explore where we were in our lives in 2006, the trajectory of entertainment presented by Kids WB, and the lasting effects this mash-up showcase had on the world of Children’s Animated Television.

In this video game fueled episode we begin by discussing River City Girls and Borderlands 3 and eventually land all the way back in Ancient Greece with Lysistrata. Along the way we touch on difficulty modes, ending satisfaction, and the true worth of nostalgia…