All This and the Oscars Too Podcast

Sasha Stone and Jeff Wells discuss what was a surprising win by Anora to take the Producers Guild and the Directors Guild in one night. Between that and winning the Critics Choice, does this mean it goes all the way? Probably, yes. We discussed how we knew it would and predicted it when almost no one else did.

Sasha Stone is joined by Jeffrey Wells of Hollywood Elsewhere to talk about the Emilia Perez disaster and what this means for "woke" Hollywood now. Are the Oscar chances destroyed? Can the movie recover and when can we start talking like normal people again?

Sasha Stone an Jeff Wells discuss the Oscar nominations and lament the Oscars pushing Emilia Perez on woke grounds. When does it all end?

Sasha welcomes Hollywood-Elsewhere's Jeffrey Wells to discuss how to fix the Oscars and other movies this season like The last Showgirl, Anora and Conclave

As Hollywood fights back flames, the nominations are being postponed right and left. It's a tragic situation but the show must go on. Sasha Stone is joined by TheContending.com's Clarence Moye and Mark Johnson to catch up on what is happening in the race after the Golden Globes, the DGA and the SAG nominations. Sponsored by Focus Features.

Sasha Stone is joined by TheContending.com's Clarence Moye and Mark Johnson to discuss the wide open Best Picture race, along with the other major categories. Who are the frontrunners? What narratives do they need to win? Is this a weak year? We discuss it all.

Sasha Stone and Mark Johnson talk all the happenings at the Telluride Film Festival, mainly how it has changed up our predictions. What if anything did we add or take out? Filmd discussed include Sean Baker's Anora, Jesse Eisenberg's A Real Pain, Jaques Audiard's Emilia Perez and more.

After becoming the subject of Hollywood gossip, you can hear what Sasha Stone thinks in her own words. This is all about how a story in the Hollywood Reporter caused a small bubble in the film industry to lose their minds. Also, Clarence Moye is starting a new site called The Contending and will be having his own podcast and everything else. Mark Johnson takes us through the potential Telluride lineup. We thought we needed to check in and fill you in on everything going on.

Sasha Stone, Ryan Adams, Mark Johnson and Marshall Flores close out the 96th Academy Awards. We talk about our favorite moments from the Oscars, what still haunts us even now, What did we get right, what did we get wrong. Join us as we "put a bow on it" and finish the year.

Sasha Stone, Ryan Adams, Mark Johnson and Clarence Moye dig into the categories one last time before Sunday night, March 10, 2024. We go through Oppenheimer's wins, and we look at which categories are locked and which ones could go either way. Emma Stone vs. Lily Gladstone, Visual Effects, Screenplay, Production Design and Costume Design are some of the big question marks.

Sasha Stone, Ryan Adams, Mark Johnson and Clarence Moye discuss the Oscar race as it stands today, the last day of Oscar voting. Now that the SAG and PGA have joined Oppenheimer, and with more awards coming this weekend, there are just a few loose ends that need to be tied. We're almost ready for the Oscars on March 10.

For this episode of Sidebar, Sasha Stone talks to Marshall Flores, the stats guru of AwardsDaily.com. We do a long deep dive into Christopher Nolan's Oppenheimer before moving into the stats and attempt to predict how many Oscars Oppenheimer will win -- between 5 and 9 is our best guess.

Sasha Stone, Ryan Adams, Mark Johnson and Clarence Moye discuss the BAFTA winners and the upcoming SAG and PGA awards as we close in on the Oscars.

Mark Johnson and Sasha Stone do a solo podcast to predict the BAFTA awards. Category by category for almost two hours! For all of our predictions, check out awardsdaily.com.

Sasha Stone, Ryan Adams, Clarence Moye and Mark Johnson talk the Oscar nominations and go through our preliminary predictions category by category. How will this crazy year go? The Barbie snub and the Oppenheimer sweep - will there be any major changes? Who knows. We discuss all of it.

The Golden Globes are Sunday, here what we think might win -- it's not that different from what other people think will win, though Sasha does try to go out on a limb for the fun of it.

Mark Johnson dives into the categories below the line for part two. We also talk about The Color Purple, Maestro, Barbie, and where the Best Picture race stands as of early December.

Sasha Stone, Ryan Adams, Clarence Moye and Mark Johnson discuss the below the line categories like Cinematography, Editing, Costume and Production Design. Part one of two.