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The last Nintendo game I played was Wii Sports Resort. The last (and only) Mario game I played was New Super Mario Bros, for the original DS. Despite owning several Nintendo consoles, mostly handhelds, I haven’t played much from their 30-year-spanning catalogue. I grew up with a Sega Genesis,
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I’ve never understood anime. And believe me, I’ve tried. When I was young, kids all over the playground would be talking about Pokemon and Dragon Ball and Yu-Gi-Oh. I didn’t get it. I pretended to enjoy Pokemon; I begged my parents to rent the major motion picture
So why not here. It’s like three in the morning, a time I usually try to avoid being conscious for because it’s the time in the night when things get weird. Odd static, sirens, train whistles all fill the empty space, banners fall down from walls, mirrors open
A long time ago, in a studio not very far away, I produced and hosted a radio program called the DeadEndRoad Show. Music, banter, weird inside jokes, three listeners. It had it all. The last broadcast was almost a year ago. December 31st, 2016 to be precise. The recording’s
It’s finally here. The very first episode of It Doesn’t Add Up, a conspiracy theory podcast. Originally recorded in late July of 2016, and meant to be heard not long afterwards, this first episode features analysis of an odd belief a small group on the Internet holds. They