SCREAM (1996) isn’t just a horror movie, it’s the film that flipped the whole genre on its head. Directed by Wes Craven and starring Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox, and Drew Barrymore, this masterpiece blends comedy, satire, and pure suspense into one unforgettable ride. From the legendary opening scene to the “rules” of horror explained mid-party, Scream is as funny as it is terrifying. In this episode, we break down why Scream changed the horror movies forever — and why it’s still a must-watch today.https://thepeterwalshshow.com/

Baku is back, and it’s Formula 1’s ultimate wild card. This isn’t just another F1 weekend — it’s a high-speed gamble where the longest straight in the sport collides with castle walls tighter than Monaco. With McLaren eyeing the Constructors’ crown, Ferrari under pressure, and chaos guaranteed, the Azerbaijan Grand Prix promises pure sports theatre. One mistake and it’s carnage — that’s why Formula 1 fans can’t look away.

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In this raw and hilarious deep dive into modern dating, Walshy breaks down what really goes through a man's head when he sees duck lips, pet-obsessed profiles, and emotional red flags before the first date even begins. This isn’t about judgment — it’s about perception, psychology, and the invisible icks that kill relationships before they even start. Whether you’re single, swiping, or just curious, this episode is a must-listen for anyone navigating the wild world of dating and relationships today.

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The battle inside McLaren has exploded, with Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris turning their championship fight into all-out war. At the same time, Lewis Hamilton faces a Ferrari garage tilted heavily toward Charles Leclerc, raising questions about favoritism and politics in F1. From reckless moves to garage paranoia, this is the drama that makes Formula 1 the most intense sports theatre on the planet.https://thepeterwalshshow.com

It’s Movie Night, and we’ve got three powerhouse movies lined up. Russell Crowe brings grit and heart in Cinderella Man, Robert De Niro delivers a haunting performance in Taxi Driver, and Bill Murray shows off his sharp comedy genius in Groundhog Day. From resilience to obsession to laughter, these picks prove why great films never lose their punch. Tune in and see why these classics still hit hard today.

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Cat and I open up about our experiences growing up adopted — the challenges, the search for identity, and what it means to find belonging. We share honest stories about family, healing, and how adoption shapes our views on relationships and even dating. It’s raw, emotional, and a conversation you won’t hear every day. If you’ve ever wondered what life after adoption really feels like, this episode is for you.www.thepeterwalshshow.com

Oscar Piastri makes costly mistakes that leave McLaren red-faced at Monza. In this breakdown of the Italian Grand Prix, we dive into the pressure, the strategy, and why brains beat raw speed in F1. From Ferrari’s home crowd to McLaren’s title hopes, this is Formula 1 drama at its finest — the ultimate mix of politics, performance, and pure sports theatre.

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It’s Movie Night, and we’re diving into one of the most unforgettable movies ever made — Scent of a Woman. Al Pacino delivers the performance of a lifetime alongside Chris O’Donnell in this gripping, emotional, and surprisingly sharp comedy-drama. In this episode, I break down why this film still resonates, why Pacino finally won his Oscar here, and why every movie lover needs to watch it at least once. Packed with raw truth, humor, and heart, this Movie Night is all about reminding you why the classics hit harder than anything else. If you love movies, powerful acting, or just want a mix of passion and comedy, this episode is a must.

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