Rafer Guzman

What's it like being trapped in a maze? Kristen knows. What's it like being able to pronounce Dermot Mulroney's name? Rafer knows. 

This week's podcast is all about grandparents and pastors. Some are good, some aren't so good, and some might just put you to sleep. 

This week, Rafer and Kristen review "A Walk in the Woods" and "The Transporter Refueled," and answer a Movie Therapy question for everyone who cares about diversity in kids' films.

Today's episode of Movie Date is all about indecent movies, and it features special guest Dan Savage!

Two of this week's movies feature humans that have been programmed to be killing machines. Which, if either, is worth seeing?

This week's movies take us back in time, to 1986 and 1963. Which era would you rather live in?

What does it sound like when sheep sing? Is Ricki flashy? And is "The Fantastic Four" the worst action movie ever?

Actor Joel Edgerton discuss his newest film, "The Gift," which centers on a man who was bullied in his youth, and shares stories about bullying from his own past.

Is this mission really impossible? Do we need another vacation? And why is William F. Buckley swearing at Gore Vidal?

The Movie Date Podcast team is back to review the weekend's new releases, including "Vacation" and "Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation." 

Pac-man, punches, prison, and pissed-off moms. There's a lot to enjoy in this week's movies if you're a fan of any of these. 

There are three very different jars of jelly on the shelf this week, and one man has his finger in every jar. 

The Movie Date Podcast team is back to review the weekend's new releases, including "Trainwreck," and "Antman."

Check in your brain, because you won't necessarily need it. And swap your body, because yes, you can. It's "Minions" and "Self/Less" time!  

The Movie Date Podcast team is back to review the weekend's new releases, including "Self/Less," and "Minions."

In this week's Movie Date podcast, Rafer and Kristen review "Terminator Genisys," "Amy," and "Magic Mike XXL." They also discuss the movies that make them proud to be American. 

With the documentary "Amy" out in theaters, Movie Date Podcast co-host Rafer Guzman shares his own memories of being one of the first American reporters to cover Amy Winehouse.

When animals talk, do we really want to hear what they say? It depends on whether it's a teddy bear or a dog who's doing the talking. 

Is "Inside Out" ripping off "Herman's Head"? Is "Dope" a remake of "Risky Business"? And what's up with all the sax solos on this week's Movie Date podcast?

This week's Movie Date podcast has a little something for everyone, especially those who love quirky girls, hate crazy dads, and presume that working women are the root of all evil.