We Don’t Have It Yet
A comedic pop-culture podcast hosted by Nick and Wyatt bouncing between video games, movies, television, and technology with a focus on busting their media backlogs that have been collecting dust for years.
Episodes
We got a spooky one this week:
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EA shuts down Bioware
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Crumbl's cookie empire is c...oming apart
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The guys talk about why VelociPastor may be the greatest horror movie ever made
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...And more!
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Nick attends Pinball Expo in Chicago and dishes the deets
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Analogue announces the Mega SG+ and Super NT+
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A lawmaker looks to give people actual ownership over their video games
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A look at the 2026 hit, Backrooms
This week:
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Nick's friends send him surprise dinner from 7 different restaurants
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Wyatt wins a prestigious award
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Best Buy is bringing back the midnight launch for The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time
After a couple weeks off, the guys get right back into the groove:
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Noted Ravens fan, Nick, describes why he loves Mike Tomlin
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V For Vendetta is coming back to theaters just in time for midterms
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A review of Guillermo Del Toro's Hellboy and his performance in Hideo Kojima's Death Stranding
Join us for part two of Wyatt and Nick's Springfield adventure.
- Nick and Wyatt's first Horseshoe sandwich
- Brisket from a gas station, what could go wrong?
- Disney Plus doesn't care how much you pay - you're going to watch commercials
and more!
This week, Wyatt is visiting Nick in Chicago and shenanigans are about: The guys play pinball at Pinball Capital Hot Dogs, and Chicago Beeves, and Frozen Custards - oh my! Wyatt records his audition to be the new voice of Logan International Airport A review of the Anthony Bourdain biopic, Tony
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The recent Nintendo Direct - is Nintendo putting all of its eggs into a remake basket this Christmas?
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The return of our Chump of the Week!
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A look at a little-known James Gunn movie - The Specials
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Wyatt forgets how to do math while talking about Lollipop Chainsaw
A super-sized episode this week:
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Terminator 2 came back to theaters for its 35th anniversary
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Wyatt talks Women's Pro Baseball League
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Both Sony and Microsoft are fighting to see who can be a worse company
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Nintendo surprise drops Mario Kart 8 DLC
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The guys discuss the 1986 comedy, Money Pit and the Steven Spielberg-backed Wii game, Boom Blox
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Join Wyatt's new venture tentatively named Full Count with Wyatt Sinclair.
Familiar voice, Nick from the We Don't Have It Yet podcast joins as this week's special guest.
The WPBL regular season is wrapping up and we take a look at the MVP race, the upcoming playoffs, and the growth of the WPBL over the course of this first season.
The gang has an action-packed week for you:
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Nick does a marathon movie round-up
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Xbox tries to bridge the gap between physical and digital media
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Reviews of Sam Raimi's 1990 cult classic, Darkman and the accompanying video games
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...Arnold Schwarzenegger joins the show?
After a long time between recordings, Wyatt and Nick get to know each other again.
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Nick discusses his trip to Ocean City, MD
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Wyatt details his Volkswagen Scavenger Hunt
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The Army is giving time off to play GTA VI is you re-enlist
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The Guys describe the absolutely joy that is No Escape (1994) in both movie and video game forms
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Wyatt gets ready to embark on a classic Volkswagen scavenger hunt after re-doing the electrical in his van
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Sony proves they still suck while also catching a couple lawsuits
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The guys are slowly realizing they may be a Tom Cruise podcast as they review the 2017 move, The Mummy and also the accompanying game: The Mummy Demastered
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The guys are start their second year off on a heater.
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Wyatt goes to NYC for Rush and to find an authentic NY slice
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Week one of WPBL play concluded
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Sony doubles down on a digital-only future
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Dick Tracy was a supergroup of actors
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...And more!
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This week the guys planned a super special anniversary episode!
Okay, actually Wyatt just remembered it was the one year anniversary of the show about halfway through recording.
But, we've got WPBL news, we've got crappy video game news, heck - we've even got Nintendo news!
We've fit so much content into this bad boy.
What a busy week it was!
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Multimorphic was revealed as the maker of the Dungeon Crawler Carl pinball machine
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Wyatt's eventful Weird Al concert experience
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Someone won an award at a car show?!
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The guys try to answer the question: does Tobal No. 1 stand the test of time?
- Nick downs eight wieners in three hours
- Wyatt gets excited about the WPBL team name announcements
- Wyatt asks Nick some trivia questions about ice cream and then the guys look back at the 1996 PBS documentary - An Ice Cream Show
It's July, which means Motorsports June is over and we're blasting off to the future - 1996.
This week:
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EA Sports is facing backlash yet again over microtransaction decisions
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Netflix wants to buy Letterbox'd - of course
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Nick's journey through Super Mario 64 for the first time
Video games are stupid and we're mad about it.
On the bright side, our Patreon fans chose July's Backlog Buster Bros. theme! What will it be? Listen to find out.
What a week in the world of video games:
GTA VI isn't going to have a physical release AND you'll need to pay $100 to get the "full" version of the game at launch
Xbox is raising their console prices AGAIN
Valve announces pricing for the Steam Machine and it's not longer clear who this is meant for
BUT!
Wyatt waxes poetic about the Star Fox re-release and we draw this month's handheld giveaway winner
The American Dream Dusty Rhodes joins the show to wish all the daddies and cool cats a happy Father's Day!
🎥 Nick's review of the 2026 version of He-Man
🚌 Wyatt takes a van odyssey
⚾A Banana Ball Weekend
...and more!
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