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Steve and Teresa discuss one of the last 2-D animated films from Disney - Brother Bear. They read your e-mails first though, and talk a little bit about some news around the Disney-verse. Also, Steve has finally seen Jungle Book. Featured also in the show is some talk about Shamanism in Native American culture, and the fact that no bears were love slapped in this movie...which kind of ruins Disney continuity for bears when you think about it. This is Brother Bear.

The Pack is back! Who said there was anything wrong with Discount Double Check? Hosts Erich and Joe are happy about week three wins for the Broncos and Packers. They discuss what they liked about the wins and also some concerns they still have. Plus they're biased comments on the rest of the league, the Straight and Forward moment of the week, A Wizard should know better, and week four picks. Another hour of NFL football fun. Is Elway a twitter troll?

Steve and Kristin hang out and listen to some tunes as Kristin gets ready to MEET BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN! From there she's going to Vegas to see the Killers at Sam's Town. The pair talk about all kinds of things and give a listen to some tunes. To support the shows use the links below to purchase the songs and albums from Amazon. There are some Bruce tracks played from live shows. Pick up Live 1975-85 for a great LIVE Bruce Experience: For the song Jungleland played live here are a couple of options: Wicked Game by HIM The Struts released a single called Put Your Hands Up. It should definitely be in your collection! Congregation by The Foo Fighters Crash by Against Me! Heres the link for Dreams By Van Halen AND some Power Rangers Movie action...in case you need the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers in you life. If you don't have Sam's Town by The Killers..you need the whole album, and it's a great price so snag it and enjoy! And while you're grabbing full albums, Def

Star Wars Rebels Season 3 has arrived and the Rebel Yell Jedi Council has been convened! Join Steve and Teresa as they welcome Erich, Kay, and Aaron to discuss Ezra's descent into darkness, Kanan's eyewear, Bendu's introduction, railings in the Star Wars Universe, The nature of the force, and the revival of a couple of Snoke theories (Briefly), and the best new hair styles.

The gang is back to talk movies they've watched recently, movies that scared them as children, and other fun stuff.

A dark cloud has engulfed the tundra. The Packers lost and the sudden worry is what's wrong with Discount Double Check and the Pack offense. Joe has some thoughts. Meanwhile, in the hot sunny Rocky Mountains the Broncos won their second game. But all is not rosy as Erich is concerned about the offenses inability to score touchdowns. Packers and Broncos talk along with our usual biased look at the rest of the league, the Straight and Forward moment of the week, and picks for week 3. Join us for another episode of Mile High Tundra. Links from The Show: "This isn't Aaron Rodgers. What's the matter with Green Bay's superstar signal-caller?" -Danny Kelly, The Ringer "The Drive That Never Ends" -Seth Wickersham, ESPN The Magazine

Now that we are closer to the DVD release than the theatrical release, Dave and Chad finally bring their review of Suicide Squad. Just as the audience and critics were split on their opinions of the film, the guys didn’t see things the same either. Who liked it? Who was disappointed? Did Joker stand up to the hype? This and more on DC on DC!

Steve goes solo (classic) to talk about all the things he’s been geeking out about lately. Along with your e-mails Steve discusses some upcoming TV and the things he’s been into on Netflix and television lately. He also touches on his newfound REFOUND love of Godzilla, takes a look at Adam Bray’s “Absolutely Everything You Need To Know…” The Marvel […]

The guys try their hand at booking...it may or may not have been a mistake. Dave and Steve welcome Darrell Morris the promoter of Georgia Premiere Wrestling to talk about the upcoming SuperShow featuring Ricky The Dragon Steamboat and Big Van Vader. Then Dave and Steve discuss Backlash. Also, The guys are honored to have an interview with Bray Wyatt provided by Derek Russell from The Tupelo Daily Journal. All this and a run in from Chad Prime as Dave and Chad disagree over CM Punk's performance in UFC. We're sorry for the silliness but we are excited about the awesome!

First week is officially in the books and the Broncos and Packers are both 1-0. Hosts Erich and Joe look back at the Panthers vs Broncos Thursday season opener and Sunday's Packers vs Jaguars game. They take a spin around the league for other week 1 NFL action including blunders, young QBs, bad coaching, injuries, and the "Straight and Forward" moment of the week. We review our week one picks (11-5!) and discuss our week 2 picks. Join us for a fun hour of fanboy football talk.

It's the 50th Epiversary of Disney Vault Talk. Steve and Teresa look back a little on a few favorite moments, take some e-mails about the 50th from the listeners, and then after a Disney Watch or two our intrepid duo tackle 2002's Treasure Planet. This movie is Treasure Island in Space. In fact, you will learn that THAT was an actual working title. You will also learn that all that Steve knows about the classic Treasure Island he learned from The Muppets. Cyborgs, morphs, and goo goo dolls abound in this one. This is Treasure Planet.

Let's play ball already. The NFL preseason is over and Joe and Erich discuss the final player cuts made by the Packers and Broncos - one Packer surprise in particular. The guys look forward to the Panthers vs Broncos Superbowl rematch as well as the Packers vs Jaguars opening game. Bit of discussion on the Vikings QB situation and week one pick 'ems for all the games. Bring on week one.

Dave and Steve look back at Summerslam as well as NXT: Takeover Brooklyn. They discuss the ongoings of the WWE, and glance ahead to this week's Backlash event on the WWE Network. Are the "smart" fans hijacking the shows too much? How much of a man is Christ Jericho? Why is it ok to cheer for one heel and not another? Is it really all about the hair? All this and more on this episode of Mark Out Loud.

Rod, Nicole and Steve discuss the latest entry in the GOLiverse bookclub – THE OCEAN AT THE END OF THE LANE by Neil Gaiman. The mysteries of this book take front and center as the crew wrestle with questions of the the narrator’s identity and sanity, the nature of deity, and the feelings of childhood.

Dress rehearsal is done. The third preseason games are behind us and Mile High Tundra hosts Joe Scalora and Erich Schoeneweiss celebrate that the Packers have a tight end and the Broncos have a quarterback. Throw in surprise performances, possible cuts, a little fantasy action, and Kaepernick and it's a jam packed show.

Name changes are in order for Celestial Thunder, Chester, and Sam, also a discussion about grammatical errors and retail stores that are gone but not forgotten.

The trio returns to discuss who they want haunting them, their favorite ships from a galaxy far, far away and their favorite seven films...wait...make that eight...NO...eleven...they just name a bunch of movies.

Mile High Tundra is back! After two weeks of preseason hosts Erich and Joe have plenty of thoughts about what they've seen from their Denver Broncos and Green Bay Packers. Who is going to lead the Broncos' offense? How's Mr. Lacy looking? Do we really need preseason games? Mile High Tnudra is your place for fanboy talk about the Broncos and Packers, with a biased take on the rest of the league.

Teresa and Steve dive into one of the favorite Disney movies of the 21st Century - Lilo & Stitch! Is this the most "real" Disney animated feature? How much Elvis is gonna get thrown in? How much does that Lego Cinderella's Castle weigh? All of these questions and more are answered as Disney Vault Talk watches Lilo & Stitch.

Dave and Steve discuss NXT Takeover: Brooklyn II, Summerslam 2016, what makes good dramatic television versus what makes good sports television, John Cena's promo from fifteen years ago, Sheamus' character from 78 years ago, and Steve apologizes to Chad Prime.