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In this episode of Welcome to the Poddy, Clay dives deep into Paul Thomas Anderson’s explosive new film One Battle After Another, fresh from HOYTS. Starring Leonardo DiCaprio, Benicio Del Toro, Sean Penn, and Teyana Taylor, this politically charged action-drama has everyone talking — and Clay’s breaking it down like only he can.From Sean Penn’s wild racist-but-horny character to Leonardo DiCaprio’s funniest performance yet, Clay gives his honest, hilarious, and unfiltered movie review. Expect sharp takes on Hollywood’s obsession with politics, AI actresses like Tilly Norwood, and why Jared Leto might be the real villain of cinema.If you love movie reviews that mix stand-up comedy with real talk — this one’s for you. Stream the full episode now for laughs, hot takes, and a few uncomfortable truths about race, Hollywood, and why escapism might be dead.🎧 Welcome to the Poddy — the funniest movie review podcast on the internet.(Keywords: movie review podcast, One Battle After Another review, Leonardo DiCaprio movie review, Paul Thomas Anderson, HOYTS, comedy podcast, funny film review, Sean Penn, Benicio Del Toro, Teyana Taylor, AI actress, Hollywood satire)

In this hilarious and brutally honest episode of Welcome to the Potty, Clay McMath breaks down Highest 2 Lowest — the brand-new Denzel Washington and Spike Lee collab streaming now on Apple TV. From corny dialogue and offbeat editing to Denzel’s surprisingly stiff performance and A$AP Rocky’s awkward acting debut, Clay gives a raw, unfiltered movie review that only a comedian could deliver.Along the way, he dives into the grind of running live comedy rooms like Nevermind Comedy Club and Cold Blooded Comedy, shares road-gig stories from across South Australia, and drops some gems on the struggles of booking comics and producing killer shows.If you love stand-up comedy, real talk, and savage movie reviews, this is your episode.Keywords: Denzel Washington, Spike Lee, Highest 2 Lowest, Apple TV, movie review podcast, comedy podcast, stand-up comedy, A$AP Rocky, film analysis, Welcome to the Potty, Clay McMath.

This week on Welcome to the Poddy, Clay lays by the fire as he returns after a brief (and much-needed) break, opening up about the chaos of his recent schedule, the importance of taking time off, and the strange, sobering experience of witnessing a Nepalese man in the middle of a manic episode.Then it’s lights, camera, dysfunction—Clay reviews the Apple TV+ workplace satire The Studio (2024), a sharply written comedy about the desperation to succeed, people-pleasing bosses, and the chaotic energy of modern creative workspaces. Paired with a bag of Natural Confectionery lollies (because gummy sugar fuels all emotional labor), this review dives into themes of bad management, fragile egos, and dream jobs that turn into slow-motion nightmares.Expect film review with a twist of real life, a few laugh-out-loud moments, and the relatable pain of being way too available on Slack.Keywords:movie review, Apple TV+ review, The Studio series, streaming comedy review, workplace comedy, best podcasts 2025, funny podcast, burnout stories, stand-up comedy, observational humor, TV analysis, binge-worthy shows, comedy podcast Australia.

In this episode of Welcome to the Poddy, we’re reviewing Woman of the Hour (Netflix), a true crime thriller that somehow mixes murder, dating, and Anna Kendrick’s relentless quirkiness. We pair this strange cinematic stew with a cup of green tea and a handful of Strepsils — because much like this film, our voice is barely holding it together.This satirical film review dives into the bizarre real-life story of serial killer Rodney Alcala appearing on a dating show, Kendrick’s attempt to out-charm a psychopath, and why the film’s rushed ending left us ready to swipe left. We also get into audition room sexism, police incompetence, and the universal feeling of being on a really bad date.Of course, it wouldn’t be Welcome to the Poddy without some personal stories, including quiz night chaos, justice that never quite got served, and the time a "nice guy" (nerd) got stood up, potentially making him a walking crime documentary.Movie reviews, streaming film analysis, true crime with a twist, and dark comedy storytelling — all in one episode.

On this episode of Welcome to the Poddy, Clay tips off with a breakdown of the NBA Conference Finals—an unfiltered look at the highs, lows, and questionable characters playoff basketball. From clutch performances to total meltdowns, it’s a courtside roast session you don’t want to miss.Then, it’s party time (sort of) as Clay recaps the chaos of his son’s birthday—complete with sugar crashes, unsolicited parenting advice, and weather woes.The main event? A review of Bad Thoughts on Netflix, the new dark comedy sketch show and complete mental spiral. Clay gives the show a critical review and draws unexpected parallels between some of the sketches and his real-life scenarios—like overthinking texts, fearing your neighbours, or being haunted by an unpaid electricity bill.It’s a perfect blend of movie analysis, comedy storytelling, and stand-up-style rants that fans of film reviews, Netflix breakdowns, and humour podcasts will love.