Get ready for a chaotic, hilarious dive into the world of reality TV 🎤

In this episode of the SpitTake Podcast, Adam, Stef, and Alex break down everything from binge-worthy guilty pleasures to the downright absurd. Stef tries (and struggles) to convince the guys that The Secret Life of Mormon Wives is worth watching, while the crew debates the appeal of reality TV, “mom talk,” and whether any of it is actually real.

They also explore:

• Why reality TV is the ultimate form of escapism
• The difference between drama-driven shows and genuinely heartfelt ones
• A surprisingly wholesome spotlight on Love on the Spectrum
• The psychology behind why we love watching other people’s lives unfold

Of course, things go completely off the rails—touching on everything from dating shows gone wrong to wild hypotheticals and the group’s signature unfiltered humor.

Shorter episode, same unhinged energy.

🎧 Tune in for laughs, hot takes, and a little bit of everything in between.

Get ready, because Will Adams is flipping the script on how movies are made, watched, and talked about—lucky for us, he’s doing it with hilarious, unapologetic honesty. From dissecting the art of bad movies ("Tubi style") to sharing how Tarantino and Ritchie secretly influenced his DIY film empire, this episode is a wild ride through Hollywood's craft and chaos.Ever wondered why movies today feel like they’re made for your phone and not the big screen? Will’s got the inside scoop: it’s not just a conspiracy, it’s a whole vibe. He breaks down the fractured storytelling, "tell don't show," and why the perfect shot is less about the camera and more about the chaos—and how to use that to your advantage. If you thought improvisation was just "winging it," think again—Will reveals how tight scripting and smart actors make magic, and why some of the funniest moments are meticulously rehearsed. Plus, he dishes on his upcoming web series that’s a mashup of Atlanta, Kirby Enthusiasm, and Chicago grit—all with a little "fail upward" attitude.You’ll discover:

• The secret origin of "Tubi style" movies and how to make one that gets viral for all the wrong reasons (or right).
• Why "show, don’t tell" is out, and expository dialogue is in—thanks, modern filmmaking!
• How cutting-edge directors like Tarantino and Ritchie shape the way Will tells his stories across multiple characters and storylines.
• The importance of community, real connection, and the absurdity of social media reels—plus a hilarious take on online "laugh tracks."
• Why the best movies aren’t just shot—they’re engineered to make you feel like you’re in the chaos.

If you're a film fanatic, a budding creator, or just someone who loves hearing the truth about Hollywood’s ol’ tricks—this episode hits all the marks. Perfect for movie buffs, comedy lovers, and anyone craving an unfiltered take on Hollywood's evolution. Get your popcorn ready; this isn’t your average cinephile chat—it’s a hilarious masterclass in how to make, appreciate, and parody movies in 2023.W ill Adams, director and creator of the upcoming "This Ain't Pulp Fiction," is a self-described "fail-up" artist who’s made just enough movies to convince you that maybe, just maybe, you could do it too. Don’t miss the insider insights and laughs—hit play now and remember, sometimes the worst films make the best stories.Resources:

• Tube-E Movie - Available on Plex and Fawsome

• Connect With Will Adams on IG - @willadamschicago

• SpitTake podcast on IG - @Spit_takers

• LinkTree: https://linktr.ee/SpitTakers

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Hold onto your popcorn — in this episode, we dissect the latest cryptic neighbor brawl involving Alan Richson, the man behind Reacher’s biceps! Plus, we nerd out over everything from Godzilla’s lore to the best ways to fight unreasonably loud neighbors.We cover:

• The epic showdown involving Alan Richson, bikes, and mutual combat
• Richson’s versatile career from Aquaman’s muscles to big-screen fights
• Nostalgic trips through Smallville, Blue Mountain State, and iconic movies
• The art of campy superhero casting & dream roles for Richson
• Some hilarious (and spicy) talk on movies, stereotypes, and pop culture mishaps

Get ready for a rollercoaster of pop culture, Hollywood buzz, and neighborly justice — with a sprinkle of “what if” dream casting. Don’t forget to bring your beard-o-meter, folks!

#AlanRichson #MutualCombat #BlueMountainState #PopCultureNerds #MovieLovers #MarvelDreams #GodzillaFan #MuppetsMagic #SuperheroCasting #ComedyGold