This week’s On the Floor is one of the most interesting podcasts that we’ve done and we pack a lot into the 47 minute episode. Among the topics up for discussion are how boneheaded these supernatural shows are with stories and actors of color, why Nicole Beharie and Arden Cho were right to leave Sleepy
I know you all probably dislike when Spagettit and I take long unannounced breaks but for all that waiting, we have a wonderful podcast for you that’s jam packed with wonderfulness. We talk about a wonderful list of topics that range from how lit the Hamburger Helper mixtape is, how awesome Everybody Wants Some is,
Hello neglected wonderful listeners of this podcast. We’ve missed you, and according to a tumblr ask, you have missed us as well. To atone for the fact that it’s been weeks since you had a new On the Floor we have packed in an insane amount of topics including a look at the TV landscape
Life is hitting Spagettit left and right as you’ll hear in various points during this podcast. When we are not wrestling with our raggedy lives we take time to chat about Shadowhunters, Kaney’s new album The Life of Pablo, American Crime (yes, again) and tell you exactly why we might not be watching the Oscars.
On the Floor is back for another week with a discussion that starts off real shady and rude, yet transforms into an appreciation of stuff. We open on Rihanna’s new album ANTI and the divisive feelings it has engendered, plus how ridiculous the reclassification of Platinum is. We then move on to American Crime and
Spagettit and I have reconvened to put the final statement on 2015’s really wonderful films. We give you our top 10s and then our pretend Oscar ballots. There’s also a quick New Year’s Resolution check up. You can donate to my Indiegogo campaign here: http://igg.me/at/TDMBP Direct Download Additional Reading Films I Screened in 2015 Full