03 May 2013
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This week’s cast is about guilty pleasures. Joining Ben and Matt is Matt’s brother, Executive News Producer CHRIS SCHENK. The three discuss The Newsroom, Michael Bay, the video rental habits of an arty 6 year old, and sibling rivalry (and scarring). If you have a guilty pleasure movie, have a listen and see if it made one of our lists. Or, just make fun of the ones we chose, while guiltily looking over at that copy of Garfield: A Tail Of Two Kitties on your DVD shelf.
Tired of listening to Matt and Ben once again? Try this week’s episode. Then, next week, you can bitch about listening to Chris, and Ben and Matt can return to your good graces.
So sit back and relax listening to soothing sounds of Ben, Matt and Chris Schenk in this week’s edition of THE NEW WAY PODCAST WITH BEN AND MATT!
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Adventures in Babysitting is Gold!
You guys have to watch a low budget film called, ThanksKilling. It's on the top of my guilty pleasure lists. My buddy and I discovered it on Netflix during a drinking binge night and we hail it as the greatest terrible movie ever and we can't stop watching it. A horror movie about a killer Turkey that comes out every 500 years to kill on Thanksgiving. Even the math and motive doesn't make sense; the turkey has a Jersey accent. We quote that film all the time and I promise it will change your life!
Isn't Nicholas Cage's career a guilty pleasure, along with Michael Bay's career?
Pitch Perfect is the top of my current list now. I saw it in the theater on my 31st birthday last december and sang along to every song in the movie. The plot is ridiculous and predictable but I loved every moment of it!