Spark up a couple 'rainy day women' and join Luke, Mitch and Vonn as we discuss two films starring the American icon Bob Dylan.

First up is D.A. Pennebaker's 1967 cinema verité documentary "Don't Look Back", which chronicles a young Dylan's concert tour in England as he was on the cusp of going electric.

Next we roll into our "low" feature: Larry Charles' critically panned ensemble film "Masked and Anonymous" from 2003.

What's Bob's problem with the press? Who is Donovan? And who threw that fucking glass out of the window? Tune in to our deepest episode yet to find out!

Samples from our upcoming episode where we discuss two films starring the American icon Bob Dylan.

Hello Vegas on a Saturday Night... Hello Vegas when the mood is just right!

It's a ring-a-ding good time when Luke, Vonn, and Mitchell join Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis for cocktail hour in the comics themed 1950s musical Artists and Models. Then, the High & Low podcast crew find themselves in the deep jungle again for a some tribal tribulations with budget brand crooning duo Duke Mitchell and Sammy Petrillo in Bela Lugosi Meets a Brooklyn Gorilla!

Hey, Vern! Join Podcast Sportsmanship Award runner-ups Luke, Vonn, and Mitchell as they consume replenishing sport drink with Marlon Wayans, Tupac, and Wood Harris in the third entry of Barry Michael Cooper's "Harlem Trilogy," Above the Rim (1994)! Then, hijinks ensue as the podcasting preeners sub-in the beloved Jim Varney for a second half filled with fun in the John Cherry directed, late-stage Ernest film Slam Dunk Ernest (1995)! Who will win the golden basketball?! Tune in to find out.

A little teaser for our upcoming high octane episode on Above the Rim (1994) and Slam Dunk Ernest (1995).

VRRRROOOOOOOM! Luke, Mitchell, and Vonn are off to the races today as they discuss the heartwarming, high octane animated classic Cars (2006) and compare it to the hunk of junk Wheely (2018).

How long did it take to hose down the voiceover booth after Larry the Cable Guy was done with it? Who knew Mater was a Juggalo? Is human trafficking really a necessary plot point to have in a children’s movie? Tune in to find out. This episode’s a real gas!