Welcome to the inaugural episode of The Austin B Media Podcast! In this episode, I talk about the WB/Legendary deal, Lucasfilm Games making a comeback, my thoughts on things I've watched in the past month, as well as what I've been listening to.

Pixar's Soul eloquently tells a story about the soul's purpose and the studios' first Black lead in Jamie Foxx.

Last week, I had the opportunity to watch a Q&A moderated by Shaun Harper for the short film Josiah.Check it out.

The Austin B Media Podcast is arriving this Friday.Click the link to read what the podcast is about, why I am starting the podcast now, and how Patrons will get it.

In 2020, I accomplished a lot. I'm not done. 2021 has even more in store.

In the sequel to the much beloved Wonder Woman, Patty Jenkins returns to the world of wonder without the wonder that made the original film so special.

Ever wondered why you see creators use pen & paper?Well, here are my reasons why.

Starting December 20th, I will be make changes to my presence on Facebook & Instagram.

For a documentary about the "Tony Hawk video game story", it's light on all the things that made Pro SKater even possible.My review of Pretending I'm A Superman: The Tony Hawk Video Game Story.

After months of waiting, I was finally able to see Tenet.Here are my thoughts on the home video release.

In the newest film from John Patrick Shanley, he absolutely fails to deliver a meaningful adaptation of his stage play.

With tomorrow's Investor Day, Disney has a lot of announcements to make...but what could they be?

Clea DuVall changes up the home for the holiday formula by introducing one of the first LGBT couples in a major feature film.My review of Hulu's Happiest Season.

Wondering what's been going on with the lack of posts?Here's (somewhat) of an explanation.

Sienna Miller and Diego Luna go to therapy in this time-bending romance from the mind of writer-director Tara Miele.

In Sofia Coppola's latest, she questions the very feeling you get in your gut.My review of Apple TV+'s On the Rocks.

If you're in the mood for holiday cheer, Disney+ has you covered and then some with their Disney+ December offerings.

Gorgeous cinematography cannot save a wandering plot.

Darius Marder's Sound of Metal asks the hard questions, both of Riz Ahmed's Ruben and the viewer surrounding the culture of deafness.My review of Sound of Metal below.

In Julia Hart's crime thriller I'm Your Woman, Rachel Brosnahan makes a case for her Best Actress Oscar.