Without realizing it, we became backed up on Dead Letters. And honestly? These ones were really flirty. A Dating is Dead sees Bill try to grapple with OKCupid’s live-streaming video platform. Video speed dating while hundreds of strangers watch and comment. What could go wrong? Ian brings us
People cope with stress in all sorts of different ways. Some take up new hobbies, others exercise. Those are probably much healthier options than what we do: take it out on phony Irish bands. We’ve got updates on Ian’s anime journey, Bono’s poetry stylings, a new segment
Podcast title or Elden Ring message? It’s all lost in the ether anyway. Try hole. Eat Arby’s. Ian is reaping what he sowed last week, the Citrus chickens have come home to roost, the metaphors are deeply mixed. What he thought was a normal coming of age show
Bill keeps having issues with subtitles, and he keeps finding ways to delude himself into thinking broken subtitles somehow enhance the movie-watching experience. It happened again with Drive My Car, the film for this week’s discussion. Later, Bill goes crazy jailbreaking every device he owns, all for marginal
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.
