On this episode: Kyle is joined by Mark Dillman to discuss and give insightful opinions about one of the biggest gaming releases of the year, BioShock Infinite.

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Written by: Kyle Cicilioni | @kylecicilioni

We all know that when a movie is over the closing credits roll and that's our cue to get up and leave (unless it's a Marvel movie of course). They typically consist of a black screen with white type rolling from the bottom to the top with music playing throughout. But what about the movie's opening credits? These can be entirely more creative and can truly set the tone for the entire movie. Some films take advantage of this tactic and utilize the opening credits to create something truly amazing.

This is what happens when Dr. Pooper asks you to write an article about nutrition. So here goes nothing: Your body is like a camera. The light coming through the lens and hitting the sensor is like food going into your mouth and hitting your stomach. The processors inside the camera decide what to do with the information you've just given it, as does your brain when you eat. Too much light and you'll overexpose your shot, too much food and you're likely to...well, you get the picture.

On this episode: Kyle is joined by Alex Zarnoski from Ajazz Tech to tell their worst movie theater experiences and what irritates them while watching movies.

Runtime:  54 minutes
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Producer / Editor / Host: Kyle Cicilioni

Get ready. Get set. Go.. change the channel now!! Approximately 8 years and on it's 16th season, Dancing With the Stars is still up and going strong. 16 goddamn seasons of this filth. 16 goddamn seasons!! Many people would disagree with me, since it's such a popular program. But really, when it comes down to it, it's just another show on television for network to glorify celebrities, wash ups at that. So what would the world be like without DWS? Well, let's get into why it's as bad as I say it is first.

Now that the dust has finally settled on the mayhem that is March Madness, and the smoke has finally cleared from your burnt bracket, let's take a look at how you've fared thus far. You started off with uncertainty, since no team had really separated itself from the pack as an overall favorite to win. You listened intently to college basketball experts' analysis and opinions of which teams would come out on top. You filled out your brackets with confidence, painstakingly reviewing records and statistics until you thought you were good enough to be on ESPN. You even took a half day from work just so you could sit in front of your big screen TV and watch all the opening games. You were confident. You were going to win your office pool. You were wrong.