19 APR 2024 · Al, Louie & Ryan discuss the twists and turns of Portishead’s music video for “Sour Times” and its short film companion "To Kill A Dead Man" to find out if nobody loves us.

26 MAR 2024 · Louie, Ryan and Al heed a certain call as they come together as one to bring you a roundtable discussion about USA for Africa's historical song. "We Are The World."

28 FEB 2024 · Ryan, Louie & Al are gonna take it to you with our discussion and review of Twisted Sister's anthemic "We're Not Gonna Take It" music video.

5 FEB 2024 · Happy Belated New Year! It has been a crazy past 2 months with the guys so we finally let the dogs out for 2024. Al, Louie & Ryan take on the wild ride of Baha Men's immortal, "Who Let The Dogs Out?" and we have a bone to pick with its shady beginnings.

18 DEC 2023 · Things get heavy with this installment as Louie, Ryan & Al discuss puppets, a serial killer couple, and the New York based band Interpol through their uncanny music video, “Evil.”

12 DEC 2023 · For this time capsule, Al, Ryan & Louie discuss how our parents dealt with our relationship choices and failures during our youth.

26 NOV 2023 · In case you didn’t know, Ryan, Louie & Al are back again with our review of legendary comedienne, Tracey Ullman’s soulful 1983 smash hit, “They Don’t Know.” A lot to unpack with this one.

8 NOV 2023 · TMVR’s back, all right! It's episode 106 as Al, Ryan & Louie conclude our spooky music video series for October with the Backstreet Boys costume party of a music video “Everybody (Backstreet’s Back).” We talk about the boy band and some of the quirks and features of their 1997 smash hit.

15 OCT 2023 · There's something weird... in your podcast feed... It's episode 105 as we chug along in our spooky music video series for October. With Ray Parker Jr's immortal hit track, Louie, Al & Ryan discuss the circumstances behind the creation of the song and we rate the neon clad music video. Why? because reviewing makes us feel good!

11 OCT 2023 · It’s Episode 104 and Ryan, Louie & Al submit to you, Rockwell’s spooky classic, “Somebody’s Watching Me.” We discuss the freaky video, our own anxieties, Rockwell’s British accent and his other transgressions.