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Yes, I'm paywalling my trauma. It's been a year since you've been gone. I love you. On the last day you scratched and kicked so hard my skin broke. You dug grooves into the face of my watch. I love you. You could barely
Yes, I'm paywalling my trauma. It's been a year since you've been gone. I love you. On the last day you scratched and kicked so hard my skin broke. You dug grooves into the face of my watch. I love you. You could barely
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When the world needed him most, he returned. To talk about very long video games that came out last year as long as they were produced by Atlus. If you needed me for that specific criteria I've got just the half hour for you. I'm back
I turn 31 today. Last January, during a routine doctor's appointment and while getting blood drawn, the nurse asked me what it was like being 30. I had been 30 all of a handful of days at this point, so I said, "About the same as being
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Final Fantasy's latest expansion Dawntrail has been out for a couple of months now. How did Yoship and the team at Creative Studio 3 manage to follow up the conclusion to a 10 year long saga that left most players content? Poorly. They did poorly. In this longtime
As promised here's a little Spring 2024 movie and tv roundup. Basically everything Bill watched while he couldn't record for three months. Consider this our Beautiful Cinema catch up episode. We discuss Baby Reindeer, Fallout, Godzilla Minus One, and Civil War. Have thoughts about any of
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Sometimes the madness really hits. This episode's Mountains of Madness explores what it's like to be a digital hoarder when it feels like the infrastructure of the internet is crumbling a bit more each day. Also, Adobe's awful practices have led creatives (and the
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Sometimes you gotta let the anger out and bit a bit of a hater. On this one I might have had a little too much haterade. But the good news is that Square Enix gets the brunt of it, so can you really blame me? Our first topic is about
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It's the first episode of Season 4. Don't worry, you haven't missed a thing. Feel like the end of days for anyone else? No? Just us? Well, anyway that's got us feeling a little nostalgic for simpler times. Like 2016. Bill found
The arcana is the means by which all is revealed. Hope you wanted an almost 3 hour analysis of Persona 3: Reload, because this is an almost 3 hour analysis of Persona 3: Reload. Covering what's new, what's changed, and answering some important questions that matter
Nostalgia by Cori H. Spenzich, out May 24th from Story Influx Press, tells the chaotic tale of Ted Bundy (not the one you have in mind) after a bizarre car accident allows him to travel through time during each bout of his newly-gained narcolepsy. Wearing the influences of Vonnegut and
The DeadEndRoad Show celebrates 100 episodes the only way we know how: by getting really confused and then really sad. We've brought back Dating is Dead, and we already wish we didn't. We found the new way to post personal ads online, and calling them unhinged
It's episode 99, which we have decided is the arbitrary penultimate episode of the season. What does that mean? Not much, it turns out. Ian really needed to explain how Love is Blind works though. Our big story is an update and conclusion to last episode's
We've got some more publishing industry drama on deck this week, where we dare to ask the question: what the hell happened at the Hugo Awards? TL;DR: stop asking questions it's all fine, and if it wasn't fine, yes it was. Suspicious votes,
Welcome to Did it All For The Moogle, a very serious podcast. Listen to this first episode to find out why one man would lose his sanity by devoting his free time to 100 hour video games and Fred Durst. After a quick rundown of just what the hell this
Maybe I would’ve picked up on it sooner if I wasn’t so consumed with out-of-body experiences
New year, new reasons to realize the internet was a mistake. In Dead Letters, this dude keeps emailing me his book. So I decided to finally take Levar Burton's advice. I took a look. Mountains of Madness has us discuss the doomed virtual reality dreams of Facebook/Meta,
Lots to be excited about this year, more to come from the publishing side, the audio side, and more.
I think chemistry is a strange little lie
This is the back half of our final recording session of the year, which is now our final episode of 2023. We discuss David Fincher's The Killer, Oppenheimer, and Sam Esmail's Leave the World Behind in that order. Apologies for the weird breathy audio in certain