“Honey, We Started a Podcast!” is a fresh, funny, and unfiltered movie discussion show hosted by Michael Duke, Jericho McCullough, and Jake Sanders. Each week, the trio dives into cult classics, box office bombs, and cinematic masterpieces with equal parts passion and chaos. From hot takes and deep dives to nostalgic rewatches and cinematic disasters, no film is safe.
Blending genuine film knowledge with sharp humor and friendly debate, Honey, We Started a Podcast! feels like the perfect late-night conversation you wish you recorded — except they actually did.
Episode 024: Thelma and Louise, Resident Evil, and 2007 Movie Draft
Then we turn to the discourse that's been taking over the internet this week: the New York Times just released their 100 Best TV Shows of the 21st Century, compiled from over 500 actors, showrunners, and critics. Breaking Bad came in at number one. We have thoughts. Some of them are calm. Most are not.
We close it out with a full draft of movies from 2007 — one of the most critically stacked years in modern cinema — and the arguments were immediate and proportionate to the year's quality.
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15 Sept 2026
Episode 023: SpiderMan has a Brand New Say, and our Heel Movie Review
Episode 23 and we are living inside the summer of Spider-Man. Mike, Jericho, and Jake break down their recent watches with heavy focus on Spider-Man: Brand New Day — Destin Daniel Cretton's MCU entry starring Tom Holland, Zendaya, Sadie Sink, and Jon Bernthal that dropped July 31st and has since become the third highest-grossing film of all time. We get into whether it earns that number or just inherits it.
Then it's Movie Club time — this week's pick is HEEL, Jan Komasa's darkly funny, genuinely deranged thriller starring Stephen Graham and Andrea Riseborough about a couple who kidnap a teenage hooligan and chain him in their basement in the name of rehabilitation. It has a 94% on Rotten Tomatoes. It is not a comfortable watch. We loved it.
After that, Jericho runs a horror-themed movie game that nobody asked for and everyone had to participate in anyway, and we close with a full draft of films from 2006 — one of the most stacked years in this series so far.
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11 Aug 2026
Episode 022: Special Guest NICK SEIDER talks Westerns
Episode 22 and we’ve got company. Mike, Jericho, and Jake are joined by a special guest — Nick Seider, the creator, writer, and one-man production powerhouse behind Green Valley Radio, the Spokane-based audio drama project that recreates the experience of tuning into a 1940s radio broadcast, complete with vintage-style news, music, characters, and original serial fiction. Nick brings serious storytelling credibility to the table and fits right in.
The group revisits The Odyssey — Nolan’s IMAX epic is still living rent-free in everyone’s heads — then digs into the main event: a full draft of favorite Western films. Whether you’re a Leone purist, a Coen Brothers devotee, a Tombstone quoter, or a No Country apologist, this one has something to argue with. Saddle up.
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