Myke at the Movies: Recent Episodes
Myke Hurley
Myke Hurley discusses films he’s generally never seen before with his podcast co-hosts. This feed includes segments from the archives of Relay FM, with Jason Snell (Upgrade) and Casey Liss (Analog{ue}). Occasionally Myke will also record original episodes just for Myke at the Movies listeners.
(Relay FM excerpts will generally appear here 30 days after they appear on their original podcast.)
Myke and Jason discuss “Loki” and then dip into the first episode of “Ted Lasso” season two. Myke Hurley with Jason Snell.
Myke and Jason react to the Disney+ film version of “Hamilton: An American Musical.” Myke Hurley with Jason Snell.
Myke doesn’t understand that we needed to save the whales in the ’80s. Myke Hurley with Jason Snell.
Myke and Jason watch one of Jason’s favorites, Miyazaki’s “Kiki’s Delivery Service.” Myke Hurley with Jason Snell.
Myke tries to understand movies made in the 1940s. Myke Hurley with Jason Snell.
Can you believe Myke hasn’t seen a Miyazaki movie before? Myke Hurley with Jason Snell.
Myke and Jason break down the shocking and surprising events of “Avengers: Infinity War.” Myke Hurley with Jason Snell.
Myke and Jason continue their walk through 80s movie classics with the prototypical 80s sci-fi/action film, James Cameron’s “Aliens.” Myke Hurley with Jason Snell.
It’s not a movie, it’s a theatre phenomenon—and now that Myke has seen “Hamilton” in London and Jason has seen it in “San Francisco”, it’s time to talk about it. (This conversation originally appeared in Upgrade 177 on Relay FM, but features six minutes of additional material.) Myke Hurley with Jason Snell.
The Myke Watches “Firefly” Project comes to an end. Myke Hurley with Casey Liss.
Myke and Casey reach the end of the Firefly television journey with the story of a bounty hunter. Myke Hurley with Casey Liss.
Space brothels. Of course there would be space brothels. Myke Hurley with Casey Liss.
The task of returning a dead soldier home turns into something quite different. Myke Hurley with Casey Liss.
Episode 11 of Firefly, in which Saffron returns. Myke Hurley with Casey Liss.
Special guest John Siracusa explains to Jason and Myke why “Blade Runner” is good and why the “final cut” version is the one to watch.
Myke and Casey continue their walk through “Firefly” with the first episode aired, “The Train Job.”
Myke and Casey begin their watch of the entirety of the TV series “Firefly”, starting with the original pilot, “Serenity.”
Myke and Jason revisit the sleepy sci-fi classic “Blade Runner.” This one’s sure to frustrate fans of the film…
Jason lived through the 90s and yet somehow never saw the biggest comedy of the decade, “Home Alone.” That’s getting remedied right now, as Myke turns the tables!
Myke and Jason watch beloved(?) holiday monster classic “Gremlins.” It doesn’t go well.
Recorded December 2016, here’s Myke and Jason’s discussion of “Star Wars: The Force Awakens.”
Christmas special! In an original “Myke at the Movies” episode, Myke Hurley and Tiffany Arment discuss 1989’s “National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation.”
Myke and Jason watch 1989’s “Back to the Future Part II.” The good, the not so good, and the great. In that order.
Shall we play a game? 1983’s Cold War thriller with a message—and lots of old computers—is in the spotlight.
Love is in the air, and 1989’s classic John Cusack film “Say Anything” is in the spotlight.
Steven Spielberg and George Lucas’ 1981 Indiana Jones adventure “Raiders of the Lost Ark” is in the spotlight.
We invent “Myke Watches the Movies” with a trip to 1987’s cult classic “The Princess Bride.”