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Episode 11: Oh My God, Who Else Remembers Breaker High
In this episode, Louis, Natalia and I talk about Ryan Gosling’s earlier acting gigs, good late night television and the tragic-ish dissolution of Alexisonfire.
As always, thanks for listening and if you enjoyed this episode, you should probably considering subscribing to us or something, that’d be cool!
So I guess I’m pretty inept with Feedburner but I only just figured out how to allow for podcast enclosures with audio posts as opposed to link posts.
Hopefully this will make enjoying our podcast on Tumblr just a little more convenient for you guys.
Thanks for sticking around waiting patiently for me to figure that shit out!
Episode 10: Hey Look, This Podcast Still Exists
After an inexcusably long break between episodes including the full recording and complete loss of another episode, we’re back! In this episode, we talk about the newest Harry Potter film, our favourite episodes of our favourite TV shows and the time Josh’s dad tricked him into eating a spoonful of what he thought was butterscotch pudding. It was not butterscotch pudding.
Heads up, there are spoilers for season 2 of Dexter and Arrested Development as well as the sixth and seventh Harry Potter books/movies in this podcast.
We do in fact have a listing on iTunes, so be sure to subscribe to us over there and perhaps give us a rating or review.
We actually recorded a show with our friend Brittany last week, but unfortunately it seems there are some irreparable problems with the audio that persists throughout the entire recording. That sucks, but we’ll get her back on the show soon enough.
What that does also mean is that we’re completely out of questions for tonight’s show, so if there’s anything you’d like us to answer, feel free to send ‘em in!
Anonymous asked: When can we expect a new podcast? Pretty sure it's been like two Sundays that you've missed in a row... I realize that you guys have lives and everything, but I really enjoy keeping up with your episodes!
We’re trying to coordinate something but it’s getting difficult. Louis’ work weeks are getting fuller and I’m halfway through second term in school - shit’s getting heavy. We’ll hopefully be back on a semi-acceptable schedule soon enough, and we’ve got some guests for the show lined up when we continue. Thanks for listening and stay tuned!
We’re back after an obscenely long break between episodes. In this instalment of the podcast, we discuss Dexter (some mild seasons 1 and 2 spoilers) and the celluloid masterpiece that is The Wicker Man. We also take a bunch of questions regarding, among other topics, video game film adaptations, Juggalos, Odd Future and dismissing a band solely because of a poor fanbase.
If you liked this episode, do yourselves (and by “yourselves” I actually mean “us” but whatever) a favour and subscribe to us in iTunes!
As promised, here are our very scientific findings from last night’s show.
In this episode, we wax philosophical about The Room, Tommy Wiseau’s fantastically terrible masterpiece of a film for way too long, discuss good movie villains and settle the argument (with your help) of whether a taco or a grilled cheese sandwich would win in a fight.
Also, if you’re one of the six people in the world who still haven’t seen Inglorious Basterds, there are some spoilers for that movie about three or four minutes before the end, so if you’d like to be surprised, heads up.
Thanks to everyone who sent in questions this week. As always, here’s our super-needy insistence that you subscribe to us in iTunes.
If you have any questions you’d like us to answer during the show, now’s the time to leave them here.
As well, we’re still taking suggestions for the categories that tacos and grilled cheeses might compete against each other in (such as portability, ease of preparation, etc.), so if you have any ideas for this very scientific study, please feel free to send them to us as well.
In this, the seventh episode of our podcast (though it takes the entire episode for us to come to this realization), we discuss the Between The Buried And Me concert, pet giraffes and our thoughts on (500) Days Of Summer.
We also are putting together a pseudo-scientific study of how tacos stack up against grilled cheese sandwiches. We need your help! If you can come up with the various categories in which these two particular food items would have to compete in (portability, ease of creation, etc.), please feel free to leave them in our ask, and I’ll compile the results for next week’s episode.
Additionally, we do get into the topic of abortion in this episode. If that is in any way triggering for you, feel free to skip that part of the discussion, which starts at 49:20 and ends at 55:34.
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