This one is a pretty silly one. We talk about our Thanksgivings or lack of them due to illness, then we discuss the Kids in the Hall movie "Brain Candy", and Tiffany gets pretty fired up about some dumb b**** on facebook.

Mates! Your pimps on the barbie are comin in with heaps good music this week, with The Chats and King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard, with their respective albums Get This In YA and Nonagon Infinity. Screw your dumb family small talk, and listen to 80D for your Thanksgiving festivities.

We discuss what happened to rock music, and why it went to the  wayside, and we review 2 rockin band's album's from the now- Thee Oh Sees Carrion Crawler/The Dream and Ty Segall's Melted.

We talk with Angie about her experience at the Spokane Handmaidens protest, where coward Mike Pence bravely ran away with a police motorcade, and we discuss Aesop Rock's Labor Days.

I forced Tiffany to watch a very bad movie "Night Train to Terror", and she explains the cocaine seizured plot, then we discuss "Fright Night", the first horror movie I ever saw at age 6, which gave me a couple firsts iF yOu kNoW wHAt I meAN! 

Tiffany and Jeff discuss Beans on Toast album "Standing on a Chair" but not before meandering about Rap sub-genres, and then they move on to Spoon's most recent album "Hot Thoughts".  

Tiffany's hammock dreams are shattered when we find out what tech millionaire John McAfee likes to use them for, in the documentary Gringo: The Dangerous Life of John McAfee. We also go over Kurt Metzger's comedy Album White Precious, and the controversy surrounding it as he is a hated man in the eyes of internet feminism (we thought it was a funny album, tho).

Tiffany tries to get Jeff into a musical (Showtime's Reefer Madness) to middling success/failure, and the ADD duo discuss The War On Drugs album "Lost in the Dream" in this drug-centric crass attack on your earbuds.  

The Debut Episode of 80D. Jeff and Tiff discuss 2 major Robberrific fil-ems iTonya and Suicide Squad, and discuss why Tiffany needs to find a new favorite actress besides Juliette Lewis. I mean come on, does she even work anymore?