On this episode of the 12FU podcast, Samuel Dell returns!  You may remember him from his time on the show as a Goosebumps fan but this time he returns with his guitar and his songs.  Sam has quite a history in his travels around the country and he puts a lot of his life into his writing.  Sam sits down with the boys to play some selections and give us the backstory in one of the most interesting and fun episodes we've done yet.

As always, thanks to our sponsors at Stupid Rad Merch Company and Ship A Dick.

This week Atom & Jake take a creepy trip down memory lane when they talk about their favorite book series growing up, Goosebumps!  R.L. Stein was able to take all our adolescent fears and bring them forth within the written word.  His creations brought forth many memorable characters and creatures and we've assembled a crew to talk about all of them.  This episode we are joined by Local Musician, Samuel Dell and reoccurring guest, Alex Ball of The Losers Club. 

Also this episode we play the latest song by Samuel Dell, "Time To Go"

And as always thank you to our long time sponsors, Stupid Rad Merch & Ship A Dick.com

After losing a two hour plus podcast, The boys lick their wounds and try out a quick episode format the came up with called "Six Pack & A Sitcom".

Choose one Six Pack of Beer (this episode's was Madtree's Coffee Table Blonde Ale w/ Coffee & Lactose and Pabst Blue Ribbon) and pair it with an episode of a Sitcom (situational Comedy).  This episode we picked Season 7, Episode 9 of Roseanne.  The episode is titled "White Men Can't Kiss".  This is the episode where Roseanne & Dan's son, Dj, refuses to kiss a girl in the school play because of the color of her skin. There's a lot to unpack and discuss as this episode of the series could very well be filed under "A Very Special Episode". 

Also in this episode we play "Burnt Out N Down" off of Fort Wayne, Indiana pop punkers, Flamingo Nosebleed's new album, Degenerate Pop.

As always, thanks to long time sponsors Stupid Rad Merch Co. & Ship a Dick.com

This episode we talk with three men who contributed the heavy metal soundtrack of our youth. Kevin Eis, Ed Mason, and Tom Martin of northwest ohio's own, Trunkmuscle.  Both Atom and Jake saw the local metal act as young teens and were left in awe amist their musical wake. The three surviving members of the Prayer of the Desolate era reunite to talk about the good old days of starting the band, gigging around the region, the recording of all three studio albums, the 2010 reunion shows, and all the memories that come with them.  Many beers and claws were consumed to bring you this show so sit back, crack open one of your own, and enjoy!

We're still singing the praises of our long time sponsors, Stupid Rad Merch Company and Ship a Dick.com!

This week we woke up early to bask in the half light glow of the weekend morning babysitter.

SATURDAY MORNING CARTOONS!

Atom and Jake are joined this episode by Alex Ball of The Losers Club and Britny Ball of Britny Ball Pottery to talk about the history and nostalgia of the biggest morning of the week to a child.  The rise and fall of saturday morning children's programing is a very interesting, colorful, and profitable story.  Join them in the fun in talking about everyone's favorite characters and shows.

Also in this episode we listen to the new track by musical collective, Ghost Cave.

A Big Thanks to our long time sponsors, Ship A Dick.Com & Stupid Rad Merch Company.

We made it like Rocky to the top of the steps, Here's Episode 10!!!!

This episode Atom and Jake take a time out to discuss their new milestone the podcast has reached and then talk to local athlete & barber, Raymond "Lil Rock" Castaneda. The crew discuss with him his career as a pro boxer in the ring and a hairstylist out side of the it. Lil' Rock carries an impressive record of 6-0 in his pro career, making him definitely an up and comer to watch out for.  

Also on this episode we play the new track "I Pulled off The Mask" by Paco is Desperate! from their upcoming album, "Unraveled".

As always we have the best sponsors in the way of Stupid Rad Merch Company & Shipadick.com, and we thank them for their long time support!

This week's episode should have been our 37th episode but hey... you can't force a joke work.

We talk all about the career of Writer/Director/Actor, Kevin Smith and his long list of movies and characters.  Kevin's creations were a big part of Atom & Jake's lives growing up and his movies are filled with fond memories for both.  Join their excitement in talking about them and the upcoming Jay and Silent Bob Reboot.

Speaking of people who weren't suppose to be here today, Atom & Jake are joined this week by surprise guest and friend of the show, Kyle Green!

As always we thank our sponsors, Shipadick.com & Stupid Rad Merch Company for having our backs!

Episode 8: The last jedi of our saga.

We got alot of feedback about people liking the back and forth of Atom and Jake so in a effort to supply more of it, we decided to jump the shark and talk about us!

This episode is story of the abridged history of Atom & Jake. Filled with stories of the old days such as their upbringing, their hometowns, and how the eventually met.

As always a shout out to our sponsors, Stupid Rad Merch Co & Shipadick.com!

This episode of the podcast we look to the North of good ol' Defiance and talk to Toledo's Chris "Peapod" Daher. 

Chris has a decade of history in the broadcast field that took him on a journey from Radio to Podcasting.  As host of the On The Radar Podcast, Chris talks to musical acts from the Northwest Ohio area and talks to National touring acts as well.  We also talk about his other interests such as music, comics, and more!

Always thanks to our sponsors Stupid Rad Merch Co & Shipadick.com for supporting us in keeping the show running!

Episode Six Six Six. I kid.

But this episode deals with a fun topic if you grew up in the 80's, Slasher Horror!

Freddy, Jason, Michael.  All iconic boogeymen that were designed to babysitters in line, kids up late at night, and fear what could be lurking in the dark.  A little scare never hurt nobody and was big business in the early 80's.  Atom and Jake talk with Alex Ball, of The Losers Club, & Dylan Leininger, formally of the band Dethrats, about their love of the slasher horror genre, we discuss everyone's favorite slashers, and even find time to take many beer and bathroom breaks.

 

Due to a malfunction, we lost the first 12 minutes of the show.  It sucked a great deal and was the first time we've experienced it here at 12FU. But the show goes on and thank you goes out to the special last minute talking heads that helped Atom with the intro.