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In the twenty-third episode of The Round Up, Greg brings up Martin Spurlock’s new documentary Where in the world is Osama Bin Laden? Andy then plays a fitting tribute to Isaac Hayes - Chef’s Salty Chocolate Balls!

In the twenty-first episode of The Round Up, Greg discusses (and plays a clip from) the new trailer for Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince. Andy then plays Ludacris‘ tribute to Barack Obama in his new song Politics as Usual.

The latest edition of Social Blend discusses how effective Danielle Brigida of the National Wildlife Federation is in reaching out to people via social media, pay tribute to the great George Carlin, and takes a look at some MySpace Douchebaggery.

Whoa, the MixxingBowl is at it again. From the post: Female personality needed for the SocialBlend. While its fun to shoot the breeze with the fellas, we think we need a female perspective on the topics we discuss.

By popular demand Social Blend has a Facebook Group.

"The 25th episode of Social Blend features special guest from Mixx, Will Kern. Will gives us an insight into what it’s like working at Mixx, answers your questions, and talks about the future."

Got any questions about what's coming up for Mixx? After some feedback? Have some suggestions? Post them all here, and we'll pose the questions to Will

In the sixteenth episode of The Round Up, Andy gives us a preview of Religulous, a new documentary by Bill Maher and Larry Charles. Meanwhile, Greg provides a version of Iron Maiden’s Run to the Hills as performed by Hellsongs.

On May 25, 2008, a group of Star Wars fans got together to celebrate Universal Day of the Jedi, and discuss Star Wars. We discuss memories of the movie-going experience, the myth of the Sequel Trilogy, the Expanded Universe, and more.

The main focus of the show is on Mixx.com, yet focuses on other sites and contenders in the social media field.