It could be argued that this podcast, as a project, is a public charting of Bill’s (rapid) descent into madness. What better way to formalize this downfall than with our updated segment Mountains of Madness. This week, Bill may have found a kindred spirit on Twitter, who is touting
Oscar contenders. Sketchy romance anime. The duality of humanity, or just this episode? Featuring: Bill losing his mind at the flagrant class warfare on display during the Super Bowl, Canadian truckers getting trolled by gay cowboys, celebrities drinking paint thinner, and more. In the back half we discuss Coda, to
We really weren’t going to do another No Fucking Thanks this week. But then the perpetrators of the world’s biggest money laundering ever operation were caught. And they rap. How can we not talk about this? Later in this supersized episode, we have a Dating is Dead where
Dudes are trying to claim ownership over colors now. Remember what they took from you. Hold your hexcodes tight, the cryptobros are coming to commodify literally everything. Later, a Dating is Dead with some choice word choice and confusing decisions. And we discuss Maggie Gyllenhaal’s directorial debut The Lost
A podcast is but a walking shadow, a poor player that struts and frets his hour and a half upon the stage And then is heard no more: it is a tale Told by an idiot, full of sound a fury, Signifying nothing. We are reaching a singularity in the
It hasn’t been a month into the new year. Crypto somehow finds a way, day by day, to get stupider and scammier. It boggles the mind. We’d like to tell you about some of them, as we dunk on these DOA “projects” in No Fucking Thanks. Voice actor
You’ve seen the ads on every billboard in town, in your favorite restaurant, but you still don’t know what it is. You might even know someone that has seen it, and they still don’t know what to make of it. It’s Shen Yun, a bizarre dance
New years bring new opportunities, right? What does the collective unconscious have in store? Is ruin imminent? We find out in the latest Not in The Cards. In a new segment, we cover the latest in celebrity bullshittery, crypto-bro nonsense, gaming scams and the like in No Fucking Thanks. This
It’s rough out there to start 2022. Bill is coming in with a firsthand report of the crumbling status of our healthcare system. In the form of having a manic episode at an urgent care. Later, we discuss Ridley Scott’s The Last Duel, and wonder if it’s
(Let’s all pretend this came out four days ago. Cool? Cool.) In our final show of 2021 we have Benedict Cumberbatch and his American accent from Power of the Dog, our favorite albums of the year, and some truly out-there conspiracies involving Antarctica and the Greek alphabet, as well
Nic Cage is a busy guy. In between being crazy, he somehow finds the time to be a mountain man living it up with a piggie best friend. We watched Pig, and we’re going to tell you all about it. Also, Ian saw Spielberg’s West Side Story and
We’re baaaack. During our short hiatus the Dead Letters really started to pile up, so let’s sort through some spam and even some bad faith criticism. Elsewhere, we have updates to the JFKs (that’s plural now) conspiracy, which feels like it’s now moving at a rapid
JRPGs happen so much, and they consume a lot of Bill’s life. Did It All For The Moogle brings us the latest from the world of Final Fantasy 14 and the upcoming Endwalker expansion delay. SMT Power Hour gets into the Persona/SMT dichotomy discourse and regales us with
Bill is going to talk about his dreams. Wait, wait, before you go. What if we told you that his dreams predict the future? Bill gives us some background on oneiromancy before diving into his experiences peering into the future through dreams. We’ve also got a JFK Jr. update,
Spooky season doesn’t have to end if we don’t let it end, you know? So let’s get uncomfortable. Bill is afraid of mirrors. Make your jokes, but he’s seen some stuff. We get into the phobia of mirrors and some of Bill’s experiences in this
A minor illness can’t stop this train. We’ve got nonsense to talk about. It’s the last of our Horror Harvest, and it kind of snuck up on us. Thankfully it’s a good one. We discuss the masterful work of Bong Joon-ho’s The Host. We also
