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Up to bat this week: 🎸 Yacht Rock - A Dockumentary 🎮 CRKD Guitar first impressions 🎬 A review of the 1991 Alan Parker film - The Commitments 🙃 Wyatt tries to formulate words

On this week's episode: The Dungeon Crawler Carl book series and related properties A subbing vs. dubbing debate Hollow Knight impressions Why is Josh Gad? (A discussion of the 2025 black comedy, Adulthood)

This week the guys do some professional wrasslin' talk, we get a season five review of Stranger Things, Wyatt breaks out his stoner voice while describing his grudge with Pizza Hut, and we hear both a review about The Life of Chuck AND an in-progress review of Hollow Knight.

Wyatt and Nick are back together again for their first episode together of 2026. Christmas highlights, refrigerator recycling low-lights, and the first Backlog Buster Brothers assignments of the year.

This week Nick and... Not Wyatt(?) talk about Stranger Things, Northern Boys, and maybe a little bit of food talk.   Thanks to Jon Splett of Extra Napkins for guest hosting while Wyatt is on vacation.

Nick and Wyatt talk about their top five video games of 2025 and wish you all a safe and happy new year.

Wyatt and Nick discuss their top five movies (and maybe TV shows) of 2025.

The guys talk about a Point Break TV show, Terminator 2D: No FATE, Cyberpunk 2077, and then have a long discussion of the 2025 movie, The Roses, and about how Olivia Colman is amazing.

The guys talk about the upcoming Video Game Awards, some quick impressions on the Analogue 3D, Wyatt's trip to Vermont, and Nick gets his pick in for Chump of the Week.

The guys talk about what their perfect Thanksgiving leftovers sandwich is, Wyatt crowns his Chump (and first Champ!) of the week, and then some hot Clone Hero talk.

The guys talk about the new TimeSplitters game, Thanksgiving menus, Penn and Teller, and the Chump of the Week.

The guys are back recording remotely once again. This week, Steam announces new hardware releases, GameStop wants to trade you video games for homemade cookies, and Wyatt remembers why he stopped teaching middle school.

The guys take a break from the Really Rad Weekend hubbub to record from their beds.

The guys are together at last! This in-person episode talks about Chicago Dogs, pinball, Korean BBQ, and Wyatt's first Italian Beef.

This week the guys talk about the new HBO show, "The Chair Company," the 2004 documentary about restaurant owner Kenny Shopsin, "I Like Killing Flies," and Wyatt gushes over how excited he was to get his new library card. Come hang out with us at Really Rad Weekend next week! https://www.reallyradweekend.com/tickets