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Episode Runtime: 54:59

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Welcome back to Sock Talk! Wait, three episodes in a month?!?!?! The end times are nigh…

Jim McDonough, of Friday Night Films fame, and Phil Healy, one of the producers and directors of the award-winning documentary  “My Name Is Jonah”, are back and they’re promoting people from their filmmaking posse!

In this latest episode, Jim and Phil talk about the Sick ‘N’ Wrong Film Festival with the festival runner Stephen Stull. They talk all about Orlando (Where the fest is held), Walt Disney assassinating JFK, film school, and the whole film festival scene. Also, not only is Stephen a fellow filmmaker, but he’s a licensed travel agent. Book with him today (He insists you don’t book with him)!

Listen up and remember that this social experiment is being performed by low-paid scientists who love abusing your deepest sensibilities. Enjoy!

Music intro and outro: Provided by Futuristic Wrist Watch

Where Phil would like you to go : I Hunger Productions , A/S/L

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Episode Runtime: 01:22:18

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Welcome back to Sock Talk!

Jim McDonough, of Friday Night Films fame, and Phil Healy, one of the producers and directors of the award-winning documentary  “My Name Is Jonah”, get back into it! They tackle the new Quentin Tarantino flick, Once Upon a Time In Hollywood, sex trafficking, Jim’s distant relationship to Geoffrey Chaucer, and much more!

Check out this latest episode and try not to pass out from all the backwater education they are regurgitating onto the microphone. Enjoy!

Music intro and outro: Provided by Futuristic Wrist Watch

Where Phil would like you to go : I Hunger Productions , A/S/L

Episode Runtime: 00:20:41

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Welcome back to Sock Talk! In this micro episode, Sock Talk Phil, one of the producers and directors of the documentary  “My Name Is Jonah”, interviews Mitch Hallock, the organizer of one of Connecticut’s biggest comic conventions, TerrifiCon.

Phil has been doing this interview for the last 3-4 years because he genuinely loves TerrifiCon and wants the world to experience it. In an ocean of filth, Terrificon surfaces from the abyss squeaky clean. Check out their site and make your way there the second weekend in August. You might see Sock Talk Phil and his convention companion Steve walking the con floor. Please do not address them or look them in the eyes.

Phil also name drops Sock Talk Jim so he can officially say he is technically “in the episode”. You can check out all of Jim’s great stuff at Friday Night Films 

Music intro and outro: Provided by Futuristic Wrist Watch

Where Phil would like you to go : I Hunger Productions

Episode Runtime: 00:38:41

Episode Summary:

Welcome back to Sock Talk! In this micro episode, Sock Talk Phil, one of the producers and directors of the documentary  “My Name Is Jonah”, interviews Mitch Hallock, the organizer of one of Connecticut’s biggest comic conventions, TerrifiCon.

It’s a shameless plug for a pretty great convention that’s happening at Mohegan Sun on August 17th -19th. Now, I know what you’re thinking: Wow, casinos/carnival cruises are the breeding ground for all sad things or the death of all that is good. Normally, you are 100% accurate, but TerrifiCon is a beautiful unicorn making everything around it that much more amazing. Don’t miss it!

Phil also drags Sock Talk Jim, from Friday Night Films, into a weird conversation about comic conventions and Plan B. Listen now, won’t you?

Music intro and outro: Provided by Augustus Creighton

Where Phil would like you to go : I Hunger Productions

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Episode Runtime: 01:29:29

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Welcome back to Sock Talk!

Jim McDonough, of Friday Night Films fame, and Phil Healy, one of the producers and directors of the award-winning documentary  “My Name Is Jonah”, get back to it as they chat about why people follow and create conspiracy theories, the magic of octopi, and why you shouldn’t try to explain your way out of embarrassing situations. Plus, mucho more!

Check out this latest episode and try to remember that they’re both highly functioning alcoholics with genitalia resembling that of a Cambrian-era millipede. Listen and learn to laugh and love again!

Music intro and outro: Provided by Timothy Fife

Where Phil would like you to go : I Hunger Productions , A/S/L

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Episode Runtime: 01:32:51

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Welcome back to Sock Talk! Jim McDonough, of Friday Night Films fame, is back on the co-host couch spouting all sorts of rhetoric as Sock Talk Phil, one of the producers and directors of the award-winning documentary  “My Name Is Jonah”, tries to emotionally justify his need to cry every time a judge uses the term, “finger-blasted”.

Check out this latest episode and bask in the glory that is Jim and Phil lamenting about what film fest they got into! They are a bunch of self-centered man-babies, but they can be pretty funny. Enjoy, you human garbage!

Music intro and outro: Provided by Chris Morrill

Where Phil would like you to go : I Hunger Productions , A/S/L

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Episode Runtime: 01:39:02

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Welcome back to Sock Talk! This is it! Jim McDonough, of Friday Night Films fame, makes his debut! Well, this is actually his third* episode he’s co-hosted with Sock Talk Phil, one of the producers and directors of the award-winning documentary  “My Name Is Jonah”. Phil just hasn’t gotten around to posting the first or second episodes. He may post the second, but probably not the first. Are they that bad? No, Sock Talk Phil just wants to hang it over Sock Talk Jim’s head!!! The minimal amount of power!!!

Check out the latest episode where we go over the painful fact that Nazis are mainstream, the flat earth society exists, and why Roman Polanski is a cool dude through and through. Plus, we have some special guests! Two of the world’s top renown scientists/buzz-kill artists show up! Enjoy you filthy heathens!

Music intro and outro: Provided by Derk Jickface

Where Phil would like you to go : I Hunger Productions

* Jim actually was a guest on a previous episode during the Jon years

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Episode Runtime: 00:16:27

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Welcome back to Sock Talk! It’s been a while! In this tiny episode, Sock Talk Phil, one of the producers and directors of the documentary  “My Name Is Jonah”, interviews Mitch Hallock and gives a brief intro as to what’s happened to your beloved Sock Talk. Mitch is the organizer of one of Connecticut’s biggest comic conventions, TerrifiCon. It’s a shameless plug for a pretty great convention nestled in the bosom of gambling and stuffing one’s face. Be on the look-out for more Sock Talk!!!

Music intro and outro: Provided by Glow Power

Where Phil would like you to go : I Hunger Productions

Episode Runtime: 1:14:00

Welcome back to Sock Talk! This week Phil Healy and Jon Caron, the producers of the documentary  “My Name Is Jonah”, chat, argue, laugh, and love. It’s the beginning of the end. Listen, won’t you?

Music intro and outro: Provided by The Blues Dream Box

If you’d like to donate to Sock Talk Jon’s animated project you can do so here: www.patreon.com/progenitor

Phil Healy Website: I Hunger Productions

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Episode Runtime: 00:17:42

Episode Summary:

Welcome back to Sock Talk! In this snippet, Sock Talk Phil, one of the producers and directors of the documentary  “My Name Is Jonah”, interviews Mitch Hallock. Mitch is the organizer of one of Connecticut’s biggest comic conventions, TerrifiCon. It’s a bit nerdy and perhaps a bit more sincere than Sock Talk Phil would’ve liked, but he did it. He did it and you need to love him for it! Also, please forgive him for soundy ASMR-ish in the outro.

Music intro and outro: Provided by Glow Power

If you’d like to donate to Sock Talk Jon’s animated project you can do so here: www.patreon.com/progenitor

Phil Healy Website: I Hunger Productions