Mt. Rushmore Podcas‪t‬ Mt. Rushmore

The universe is, like...REALLY large. And so are the Extended Universes of some of your favorite films and TV shows. This week we're extending our reach to include comedian, writer and actor Jim Coughlin to the show to discuss all of the different ways that one show can become a whole ecosystem.

Are you digging WandaVision? So are we, even though it's confusing as hell. But that's part of the charm - trying to sift through all of the clues and Easter eggs to figure out exactly what's going on.

We needed some reinforcements to help us with all of the different fan theories out there. Good thing that The Masters of the Obvious were there to help us. Enjoy a different type of episode as we...OK, do you want me to take it from the top?

Contrary to popular belief, the concept of a Karen wasn't invented last year. There have been Karens throughout history, showing a sense of entitlement and general busybodiness. We're joined this week by actor/writer Tara O'Brien who is NOT a Karen at all but is a great podcast guest.

Also, if you'd like to speak to the manager of this podcast, take it up with Jeff.

You think that there are no more interesting topics left for us to cover? Wham! We're already three moves ahead of you. That's because we're talking about chess players - both real and fictional - with chess aficionado Scott Vinci. CHECK AND MATE!

Some of your favorite songs aren't even real. I mean, they are real songs, but just not from real bands. Instead, they were created to be part of a fictional world in film and TV. This week we're looking at our top tunes from bands that don't really exist...except in our hearts.

When you think of a cult, we all know what you think about (and for legal reasons, we can't name names). But on this week's podcast we're opening up the definition of what exactly is a cult. Helping us to break it all down are Tom and Steph Clark of the I'm a Rescue podcast.