Episode 8: Clown in a Cornfield

Episode 8: Clown in a Cornfield

Clowns. Cornfields. Need we say more? Well, don’t worry — we will! Join your chaotic-good hosts, Tyler and Steph, as they dive into a brand-new movie: Clown in a Cornfield. They’ll discuss terrifying clowns, muddled plots, hilarious deaths, and might even get a little lost along the way.

The Good, The Bad And The Trashy Episode 1

Pod on the Cob is mixing things up this week with a new show format: The Good, The Bad And The Trashy! In this episode, Tyler and Steph dive into their current recommendations of what to watch, things to steer clear of, and their guilty pleasures. Join us as we explore some devilishly good recent releases, talk sports (yes, sports), and examine the true cost of enjoying Bravo.

Episode 7: Children of the Corn 2: The Final Sacrifice

The moment you’ve all been waiting for is finally here: Pod on the Cob is reviewing the second installment of Children of the Corn! Join hosts Tyler and Steph as they get into the weeds (or rather, the fields) of Children of the Corn II: The Final Sacrifice. They talk hilarious ways to die, the horror of murderous corn, inexplicably sweaty characters, and tackle the question you’ve all been asking: just how many Children of the Corn movies are there? Spoiler alert: We still don’t know.

Bonus Episode 4: The Musicals Episode

Arguably the best—and maybe sometimes the worst—that film has to offer: musicals. Join Tyler and Steph as they welcome their very first guest, Kaciana, to rank their favorite musicals, break out into song, and maybe even convince Tyler that he does like musicals after all.

Episode 6: Wicked

In 2024, people everywhere were treated to the tragic tale of a strong woman of color who is scorned by society while an untalented con man manages to stir a nation into a hateful tizzy and launches a campaign of discrimination against an innocent gr0up of outsiders. But enough about the USA - we're here to talk about Wicked! Join Steph and Tyler over the rainbow as they discuss stunning settings, ridiculous runtimes and Jeff Goldblum being Jeff Goldblum. Is there even corn in this movie? Kinda!