Handome J reviews comics
by Marvel, DC, Image and Dynamite in this podshort.
Masked Blogster and crew discuss their favorite things of 2016 from a variety of categories.
Kevin
talks about how he's following his own rule to just do things instead
of waiting around. He then gets derailed a bit by something that upset
him, and that leads to the topics of sexism and equality.
David, Rob & Jon
marvel at the amount of ineptitude the GOP managed to pack into Day One of their
complete control over Congress. They then start dreaming about the type of float
they'd like to see in the Inaugural Parade.
Handsome J breaks down
some of the Marvel comics he read in one evening and gives each one a rating in
this brand new podshort series.
Handsome J interviews the
cast and director of Scottsdale Musical Theaters Company's production of
"Guys and Dolls" running January 5th through the 8th.
Rob, Dave & Jon are
joined by local activist Jordan Genso to discuss his recent attempt on a local
level to use the "People's Filibuster" as a path toward good
governance. Can that be scaled up to the national level in the Trump era?
Masked Blogster and Handsome J start off the show as the rest of the crew trickles in. They discuss comic books, Christmas presents, the next 50 Shades and how a Deadpool film isn't being released to combat its terribleness.
Kevin
talks about his Christmas, explaining a new word to his daughter,
losing George Michael and Carrie Fisher, what he wants in the new year
and the sudden burst of Abnormal followers.
Rob, Dave & Jon take
a break from Herr Trump and instead examine the meaning of the season, that is
until Rabbi Jon stumbles in his use of Yiddish and all beliefs are out the
window.
Masked
Blogster struggles with getting older and talks of choosing a doctor
for impending prostate exams. The hosts also discuss Christmas
traditions and try to convince Handsome J that Jessica Jones is a good
Netflix series.
Kevin
does a crossover show with Meredith and Kaila from the When Myers Met
Briggs podcast in which they discuss politics, white privilege,
feminism, being recognized by the New Times, and dealing with difficult
relatives. Kaila and Meredith also attempt to define Kevin's personality
type.
The
hosts discuss the joys of workplace potlucks, bathroom etiquette, how
well special effects from older movies hold up, and the true meaning
behind the movie Labyrinth.
Kevin
tells some tales of medical shenanigans that involve the lowering of
some spirits. He also revives a few old segments by giving a holiday
Just the Tip before diving into a recent Shawn Mendes hit for Lyrically
Retarded.
