Monster & Wine: Episode 98 - We Still Function!

Due to some internet issues for both M&W, this is the first episode in a couple of weeks. The duo recount their 1st world tales of woe and why the online world eluded them. Monster updates his thoughts on American Horror Story, as well as gives his reviews for, "Star Trek: Beyond" and "Jason Bourne." Wine reviews the FX drama, "Atlanta" and Monster talks about ABC's, "Designated Survivor." He also talks about Netflix's, "Luke Cage," gives a quick review for Green Day's new album, "Revolution Radio," and the two talk soccer, fueled by the new EA game, "FIFA 17." See folks, the duo falling behind turns into a benefit for you!

Monster & Wine: Episode 97 - Stop Me If You've Heard This One

Did you know that it's been 20 years since Jon Benet Ramsey was murdered? Well yeah, it has been, and CBS is making sure to capitalize on it. Monster saw part of the show and Wine is eager to see what all the fuss is about. Also, Tulsa and Charlotte were big talking points in the news this past week, and your favorite podcast duo talk about what went down and how they're feeling. Lightening things up, Monster reviews the new Taco Bell Cheddar Habanero Quesarito Big Box and goes on a semi-rant reviewing the new Ghostbusters movie. Yes, he finally got around to seeing it. Whether you're into current affairs or entertainment news, I think this episode has you covered.

Monster & Wine: Episode 96 - Business As Usual

Yeah, it's basically business as usual with the show now that Monster is back in CO and Wine is back from Vegas. Spoiler alert, Vegas happened and Wine has a quick recap of her whirlwind mid-week trip. Congratulations to Wine's brother, but you'll have to listen to find out why. The duo discuss Apple's new Airpods. Wine talks about the new Japanese restaurant by her house and Monster gives a quick review for the new Triple Cheeseburger at McDonald's. A Monster rant about Masterchef and this season's finale, as well as a review for the season 6 premiere of American Horror Story. Wacky news is back and we got some good uns!

Monster & Wine: Episode 95 - Easy Rider

It's Monster's last episode coming to you from LA, but fear not, the show will stay the course per usual, albeit the audio won't shine quite as hard. The duo discuss a dining experience at a restaurant called, "Grill 'Em All," located in Alhambra, California. This segment contains a lot of gushing. Also, Monster gives a quick review for the Carl's Jr., Bacon Three Way burger, which was mentioned a few episodes back. The meat and potatoes of this week's episode, however, is in regards to super famous musicians and the contents of their riders. Some are divas, some are tame, and some are a wee bit surprising. Join us, won't you?

Monster & Wine: Episode 94 - Is It Korea or Japan?

This is a semi-special episode ladies and gentleman, because Monster is back in the studio with Wine! The duo traveled to Target together and Wine bought herself a new TV. They recount the journey and spoiler-alert, Monster has TV-envy. He also talks about his first time traveling first-class on this trip to LA, and whether or not there was true value in flying the friendly, albeit expensive, skies. From there, a major taste-test takes place with Monster testing Wine on whether the snack she just had was from Japan or Korea. You see, those are the only two options. A few news stories are thrown in the mix just for the heck of it!

Monster & Wine: Episode 93 - Is This Fast Food?

How long should one wait for a sandwich to be place in front of them? M&W try and get to the heart of this matter. Wine talks about the "Animal Kingdom," the show, not the actual animal kingdom. Monster raves about the Amazon studios exclusive, "Jean Claude Van Johnson," and gives a quick review for the Daniel Radcliffe film, "Imperium." The two discuss staying active as they get older. The news of a face eating 19 year old and the story of an artist, choosing to take her own life in a grandiose way, are discussed as well.

Monster & Wine: Episode 92 - Sexy Sugar Content

Have you ever thought, "Boy, I hate the sound of Monster's voice?" Well, Monster has had that same thought, and the duo discuss his problem. M&W also discuss the internet's outrage over Ellen Degeneres posting a photo of herself riding on the back of Usain Bolt. This leads to a talk on racism and the ever-so-interesting topic of microaggressions. Monster reviews Taco Bell's new Cheesy Core Burritos and Pepsi's flashback beverage, Crystal Pepsi. We hope you learn a thing or two from this episode folks!

Monster & Wine: Episode 91 - The Highs And Lows

Nothing toys with your emotions quite like the Olympics and the dynamic duo are certainly feeling the hurt after the USWNT were eliminated by Sweden in soccer. Wine may be in shock but she still reflects fondly on the USA's achievements in other events while Monster goes on a mini-rant about the hypocrisy in the media. He also gives a snack review for Oreo's new limited edition, "Swedish Fish" flavor. Funkadelic! Deep Fried Twinkies are now a thing in your local Wal-Mart's freezer section. Monster takes Wine on a trip down pop-punk memory lane, thanks to the release of Green Day's new single, "Bang Bang." Join us, won't you?