Season 30, Episode 30: For Good (Season Finale)DONMEGA closes out another massive season with episode #207 of Am I On The Air? on the PopCulturePros Network — and if you’ve been here all year, you already know he’s not ending quietly. Covering everything from November 19 to November 25, 2025, the Season 30 finale packs in movies, TV, comedy specials, and all the entertainment noise Hollywood threw at us before the holiday food coma kicked in.On the movie side, we head back to Oz with Wicked For Good, the newest chapter in the ever-growing Wicked universe. Emotional punches? Big musical moments? Performances that belt your face off? Yeah, DONMEGA’s diving into all of it — and how this entry ties into the saga fans won’t stop talking about. Then it’s over to Prime Video for Playdate, a brand-new comedy that may or may not be the perfect background watch while pretending you’re not avoiding relatives.TV also brings the drama — literally. Bel-Air returns for its fourth and final season, wrapping up its reimagined legacy with big character swings and bigger emotions. And Hulu drops the comedy special Sebastian Maniscalco: It Ain’t Right, giving Sebastian another shot at reminding the world why he’s one of the kings of frustrated storytelling. DONMEGA breaks down the pacing, the punchlines, and which bits actually land.And of course… that’s not even everything. You know how finales go around here — packed tight, rapid fire, and delivered with the veteran confidence of someone who’s been doing this long before half these streaming platforms existed.Hit play and join DONMEGA as he sends off Season 30 for good — with insight, fun, sarcasm, and plenty of reasons to be back when the next season drops.ChatGPT can make mistakes. Check important info.

The Hunt Continues as we look back at the Predator Film Franchise with Shane Black's The Predator! #ThePredator #Predator

Season 30, Episode 29: “Hunt Him Down”DONMEGA is back for episode #206 of Am I On The Air? on the PopCulturePros Network — and this week, Hollywood’s serving up so much chaos that “Hunt Him Down” might be the most accurate title he’s used all season. Covering everything from November 12 through November 18, 2025, this longtime podcast veteran brings his trademark mix of sharp wit, dry humor, and no-BS insight to another jam-packed week in entertainment.On the movie side, The Running Man (2025) finally arrives — because if Hollywood can remake it, Hollywood will remake it. This modern take brings bigger action, louder spectacle, and enough satire to make you wonder if we’re watching a movie or the evening news. DONMEGA breaks down how this reboot updates the classic story for a brand-new audience looking for thrills… and maybe a little chaos.Then it’s time for Now You See Me: Now You Don’t, the latest entry in a franchise that refuses to stop flexing its illusion budget. With flashier tricks, bolder heists, and a cast that clearly enjoys showing off, the sequel brings a new deck of surprises. DONMEGA dives into the new twists, the sleight of hand, and whether this chapter keeps the magic alive without pulling a rabbit out of the wrong hat.On the TV side, Landman returns for Season 2, and things get even dirtier in the oil fields. Bigger conflicts, deeper storylines, and drama so thick you could drill through it — the show raises the stakes, and DONMEGA is here to break down exactly how it keeps viewers hooked and stressed at the same time.Packed with humor, energy, and that trademark Farace sarcasm, “Hunt Him Down” is another must-listen chapter of Am I On The Air?.Hit play — because this week, the movies are running, the magicians are hiding, and DONMEGA is hunting down every last headline. #AIOTA #TheRunningMan #NowYouSeeMeNowYouDont #Landman #PopCulturePros

Week 11 didn’t just shake the NFL—it rattled the foundation. Farace and Tim are locked in, ready to dig through the wreckage. The Philadelphia Eagles edged the Detroit Lions 16–9 in a game defined by defensive dominance and officiating whispers. The Eagles' offense still can’t quite roll, but their defense keeps finding ways to win ugly and make it work. Meanwhile in Denver, the Kansas City Chiefs fell to the Denver Broncos 22–19 on a walk-off field goal, putting serious questions on Mahomes and company about their late-game identity. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers ran into a wall against the Buffalo Bills in a 44–32 shoot-out where Josh Allen showed MVP flashes and TB’s defense just got out-sped. And then the Dallas Cowboys handled the Las Vegas Raiders 33–16—Monday night, lights on, and Dallas’ new defense actually showed up.We’ll break down all those storylines: who looked legit this week, who’s liars in disguise, and what the Week 11 results teach us about what’s coming in November and beyond. Then we roll into The Unsportsmanlike Forecast—our Week 12 picks. Farace won’t hold back, Tim brings the counter-punches, and with Melo and Anthony on the bench, expect extra heat and no filter.Since we're stacked with chaos, we’ll also look beyond just football: the NBA and NHL are still warming up, storylines forming fast, but nothing settled yet—so we’ll touch on what to watch without pretending we have it all figured out. #NFL #NBA #NHL #MLB #UnsportsmanlikeConduct #PopCulturePros

We continue our journey through the Predator Film Franchise with the 3rd installment, Predators! #Predators #Predator

It’s getting ugly. The Giants dropped their fifth straight, falling 27-20 to the Green Bay Packers — and you could barely tell it was a home game. MetLife Stadium was covered in green and gold, echoing with “Go Pack Go” chants while Big Blue looked more like Big Bruised. With Jaxson Dart still sidelined in concussion protocol, veteran Jameis Winston started and delivered the full Winston experience: 237 yards, 2 touchdowns, 2 interceptions, and a few “what was that?” throws mixed in. The offense moved in bursts, the defense bent until it snapped, and the post-game boos weren’t from visitors — they were from whatever Giants fans stuck around to the end.Off the field, rookie running back Cam Skattebo found himself right back in the headlines. Out for the season with a serious ankle injury, he was spotted ringside at Monday Night Raw with teammates Abdul Carter and Roy Robertson-Harris, and the New York media lost its mind. WFAN’s Brandon Tierney, ESPN’s Mike Greenberg, and New York Post’s Ryan Dunleavy all slammed him for “showboating while hurt.” Skattebo fired back on social media, saying he’s “rehabbing every day” and “not sitting home miserable just to make talk-show hosts happy.” Whether you love it or hate it, at least the kid’s got some fight in him — something the rest of this roster could use.Now the Giants head to Detroit for a Sunday 1 p.m. clash with the 6-4 Lions, and it’s starting to feel like every week’s another trip to the gallows. The Lions can score in bunches with Jared Goff, Amon-Ra St. Brown, and Jahmyr Gibbs lighting it up behind a nasty offensive line. Meanwhile, the Giants haven’t won a road game since Week 5 of last season in Seattle — yeah, it’s been that long. If they want to prove they’re still fighting, this is the week to show it. Farace’s patience is shot, Tim’s Good, Bad & Ugly list is mostly “ugly,” and morale’s sinking faster than the team’s playoff odds. #Giants #BigBlue #WeStompedYouOut #WSYO #PopCulturePros

We’re hitting everything from roster upheaval to coaching changes. The McNeil trade chatter is heating up, Pete Alonso and Edwin Díaz are back on the market after opting out, and both Jeremy Hefner and Antoan Richardson are gone as the Mets overhaul the entire coaching infrastructure. We’ll break down Carson Benge’s legit shot at becoming the centerfielder of the future, why Lindor needs a real backup shortstop, which minor leaguers enter true put-up-or-shut-up mode, and what the pitching staff has to look like if 2026 isn’t going to be another September disaster.We’ll also celebrate the newly announced Mets Hall of Fame Class of 2026: Lee Mazzilli, Bobby Valentine, and Carlos Beltrán. And yes — we’ll dig into the big question: is Cooperstown next for Beltrán, and how soon? Some of us think he’s in. Some of us (cough Farace) think the voters love to make people wait just to feel important.From free-agent fits to bullpen reconstruction to trying to understand why this team collapses every September, we’re laying out the whole roadmap. Expect Farace’s rants, Rodriguez’s spin, and Joe chiming in from the wall every time someone mentions “this should be easy” — because nothing with this franchise is ever easy.It’s the season wrap-up, the therapy session, and the first steps toward 2026. Buckle up. #Mets #PiitB# PutItInTheBooks #ThePutItInTheBooksShow

Season 30, Episode 28: “Happiness Is a State of Mind”DONMEGA is back with episode #205 of *Am I On The Air?* on the PopCulturePros Network — and while Hollywood might be losing its mind, DONMEGA’s here to help you keep yours straight. Covering everything from November 5 through November 11, 2025, this longtime vet brings his signature sarcasm, insight, and straight-shooting commentary to another loaded week in movies and TV.On the big screen, the hunt is back with *Predator: Badlands*, the latest chapter in the iconic franchise. DONMEGA breaks down whether this one honors the old-school brutality of the original or just gets lost in the desert with a CGI budget and a prayer. Expect explosions, suspense, and at least one “get to the chopper” reference.The TV side is just as chaotic. *Pluribus* bends minds, timelines, and possibly logic itself, *All Her Fault* turns suburban drama into a mystery worth solving, and *Stumble* proves comedy might still be alive after all. Meanwhile, *All’s Fair* delivers a courtroom full of laughs, tension, and bad decisions, and *Power Book IV: Force* returns with more crime, chaos, and charisma than ever before.It’s another week of reviews, rants, and real talk from a host who’s been calling it like he sees it long before algorithms started pretending to know your taste.So hit play, stay tuned, and remember — happiness might be a state of mind, but for entertainment news, *Am I On The Air?* is the only state that matters.