The Amazing Podcast

The Amazing Podcast

by The Amazing Podcast
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Season 1
The Amazing Podcast | Obsession
In This episode Howard and Bert explore the latest movie releases in theaters, starting with "He-Man and the Masters of the Universe." Howard shares his enthusiasm for the film, describing it as a fun and nostalgic experience that was well worth the ticket price. He reflects on how it successfully taps into the beloved elements of the original franchise, making it a treat for fans. They then shift their focus to "Obsession," a low-budget film with a surprising $750,000 budget that has been making waves at the box office. Bert highlights how the film's success is shaking up the industry, showcasing that compelling storytelling can resonate with audiences regardless of budget. The duo discusses the standout performances and the small details that contribute to its charm, including the nuanced character development and clever cinematography. Howard emphasizes how these elements make "Obsession" a standout in the current film landscape, showcasing the power of creativity in filmmaking. Their discussion encapsulates the excitement and diversity of recent theatrical releases, celebrating both nostalgia and innovation in cinema and more…
S1 · E65
Jun 16, 2026
46:23
The Amazing Podcast | Forever
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In this episode in a lively discussion, Howard and Bert delve into the recent NBA Finals, where the New York Knicks secured a championship victory against the San Antonio Spurs. They highlight the Knicks' impressive performance, driven by standout players like Jalen Brunson, whose leadership and skill have left a significant mark on the franchise's legacy. The conversation shifts to the Spurs, focusing on the changes needed for the upcoming season to remain competitive. Howard emphasizes the importance of revitalizing the roster, possibly through strategic trades and nurturing young talent. Bert adds that adapting to the evolving game, particularly in terms of pace and shooting, will be crucial for the Spurs' success. The duo reflects on Brunson's influence, noting how his championship experience could inspire future generations of players and elevate the Knicks' status in the league. Overall, their dialogue captures the excitement of the Finals while addressing the challenges and opportunities both teams face moving forward.
S1 · E64
Jun 16, 2026
1:03:38
The Amazing Podcast | Thriller
In this episode Howard and Bert shared their thoughts on the latest movie releases, particularly enjoying "Michael" and "Mortal Kombat 2." They expressed skepticism about the upcoming "Odyssey," predicting it will not perform well at the box office. Shifting to sports, they were excited about the NBA Finals matchup between the Oklahoma City Thunder and the San Antonio Spurs, noting that it had broken viewership records. Additionally, they boldly predicted that the New York Knicks would sweep the Cleveland Cavaliers in their upcoming series.
S1 · E63
May 25, 2026
1:30:22
The Amazing Podcast | I Can't Call It
In this episode, Howard and Bert covered several intriguing topics. They kicked off with NBA Finals predictions, where a strong consensus favored the San Antonio Spurs to clinch the title, reviewing matchups and possible paths to victory. The conversation then shifted to Jaden Ivey, who was recently kicked out of the league following incendiary comments that drew significant backlash from players and fans alike. They also touched on Bronny James, with Howard harshly criticizing his performance, suggesting he still had a long way to go to prove himself at the professional level. The situation surrounding Diana Russini and Mike Vrabel was discussed, although specifics were scarce and primarily focused on their professional interactions. Finally, they examined Tiger Woods, addressing his recent troubles and the challenges he faces in getting back on track in his golf career, weighing the possibility of a successful comeback. Overall, the dialogue showcased a mix of sports analysis and player commentary, reflecting the current state of professional basketball and golf.
S1 · E62
Apr 18, 2026
1:27:49
The Amazing Podcast | No Chill
In this episode, Howard and Bert delve into various topics, starting with predictions and breakdowns for March Madness. They analyze questionable calls in the highly contested Texas vs. Purdue game, expressing frustration over officiating decisions that influenced the outcome. As they shift their focus to women's March Madness, they share their excitement for the tournament, highlighting the growing visibility and talent in women's basketball. The conversation then takes a personal turn as they discuss Russell Wilson's relationship with his stepson from Ciara, emphasizing the positive example he sets by parenting a child that isn't biologically his. They reflect on the importance of love and support in blended families. Finally, they touch on Michael B. Jordan's rising services and popularity following his recent Oscar win, acknowledging how such achievements can elevate a person's profile in the entertainment industry. Throughout the discussion, Howard and Bert maintain an engaging and thoughtful tone, exploring these diverse topics with enthusiasm.
S1 · E61
Mar 28, 2026
1:16:14
The Amazing Podcast | A Night at the Oscars: Celebrating Wins and Discussing Latest Trailers
In this episode, Howard and Bert analyzed the results of the Oscars, highlighting Michael B. Jordan's victory for Best Actor. They emphasized that this recognition marks a significant milestone in Jordan's career, potentially opening doors for more lead roles and elevating his status in Hollywood. They speculated that this win could lead to increased opportunities in both acting and producing, as he continues to build a strong cinematic legacy. Additionally, they talked about the latest trailers making waves, particularly focusing on "Spider-Man: Brand New Day." They noted the excitement surrounding the film’s new storyline and visual effects, and how it connects with the broader Marvel universe. Howard and Bert expressed enthusiasm for the anticipated crossover elements and potential implications for future Marvel projects, highlighting the ongoing evolution of superhero cinema.
S1 · E60
Mar 23, 2026
47:11
The Amazing Podcast | Not For Everybody
In the latest episode of The Amazing Podcast, Howard and Bert dive into a range of exciting topics. They kick off with the surprising win of Michael B. Jordan for Best Actor at the recent Actor Awards, discussing how his victory over frontrunners like Timothée Chalamet and Leonardo DiCaprio changes the landscape for the Oscars. The duo reflects on the significance of Jordan's emotional speech and what this means for the upcoming Academy Awards. Next, they transition to the world of music with a discussion on Bruno Mars' newly released album, The Romantic, exploring its romantic themes and catchy tunes. They analyze the album’s reception, highlighting standout tracks and Mars’ long-awaited return to music after several years. Shifting gears to sports, Howard and Bert cover NCAA March Madness and the impact of load management on Kansas star Darryn Peterson, speculating on how his decision to manage his playtime might affect his draft stock. They also weigh in on the Arizona Cardinals’ rumored release of quarterback Kyler Murray, discussing the potential ramifications for both the team and Murray's career. The episode wraps up with a variety of other hot topics in entertainment and sports, making it a must-listen for fans of both worlds.
S1 · E59
Mar 10, 2026
1:42:10
The Amazing Podcast | F🖕ck MT Cedar
In this episode Howard and Bert recently discussed the latest happenings in the NBA, focusing on the excitement of the All-Star Weekend. They noted how young stars are revitalizing the All-Star Game, making it more entertaining than in previous years. The duo expressed disappointment in the dunk contest, which they found lackluster compared to expectations. They also provided a breakdown of the Eastern and Western Divisions, highlighting key performances and team dynamics. A significant topic was the MVP buzz surrounding Cade Cunningham, as his impressive play continues to attract attention. Overall, their conversation reflected a mix of enthusiasm for the league's future while critically assessing certain elements of the All-Star Weekend events.
S1 · E58
Feb 25, 2026
1:29:42
The Amazing Podcast | 57
In this episode Howard and Bert kick off their podcast with shock over Philadelphia 76ers star Paul George's 25-game suspension announced on January 31, 2026, for violating the NBA/NBPA Anti-Drug Program, costing him about $11.7 million in salary. Howard calls it a "massive gut punch" to the Sixers' title hopes, noting the team—currently around 26-21 and sixth in the East—must now lean harder on Joel Embiid and Tyrese Maxey without George's elite scoring and defense, starting with their loss to the Pelicans. Bert questions the severity, reading George's statement about taking "improper medication" during mental health treatment and taking full responsibility, wondering if it's truly performance-enhancing drugs or something the league overreacted to, as details remain undisclosed. Howard and Bert delve into the vital topic of young Black actresses needing more opportunities and recognition in Hollywood. They discuss how the film and television industry has historically sidelined Black talent, limiting their roles and visibility. Howard emphasizes that while there are talented young Black actresses making strides, the systemic barriers still hinder their progress. He points out the importance of diverse storytelling and how young Black actresses bring unique narratives that resonate with broader audiences. Bert agrees, noting that the industry must actively create pathways for these actresses, not just during awards season but throughout all facets of filmmaking. He highlights recent examples of successful projects led by young Black women, which have showcased their talent and potential. The duo also discusses the Wonder Man, the MCU series raved for its fresh humor and unique tone, well-received by critics and audiences alike, tying it into how diverse voices like these honorees are reshaping Hollywood narratives. They wrap urging more spots for emerging Black female talent, from producers to directors, as the "real infrastructure" awards season needs.
S1 · E57
Feb 13, 2026
1:31:57
The Amazing Podcast | I Just Might
In this episode, Howard and Bert express their disappointment with Bruno Mars' new single, "I Might Lack Originality," criticizing its lack of creativity. They then shift to discussing the ongoing beef between Corey Holcomb and Anton Daniels, both of whom they believe have acted inappropriately during the exchange. The duo also reflects on the WNBA's demands, labeling them as delusional, and they debate the league's expectations and its impact on the sport. Furthermore, they touch on Ryan Coogler's recent achievements with "Sinners," which has made history at the Oscars, highlighting the significance of his work in the film industry. Their discussion encompasses a mix of pop culture, sports, and industry commentary, showcasing their critical perspectives on various topics.
S1 · E56
Feb 5, 2026
57:01
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