The kid Joey comes on to discuss the books he's been reading. We also talk about how uncomfortable we both are with our butts. Enjoy!

Rios and I recap our vacation to Seoul, South Korea. It was an amazing, life-changing experience.

Places we went:

Changdeokgung Palace

Gyeongbokgung Palace

Gwangjang Market

Dongdaemun Design Plaza

Chicken and Beer

Homo Hill

My Instagram (lots of pics): @brbjdo

Rios Instagram (lots of pics): @riosdelaluz

Rios and I recap our vacation to Seoul, South Korea. It was an amazing, life-changing experience.

Places we went:

Changdeokgung Palace

Gyeongbokgung Palace

Gwangjang Market

Dongdaemun Design Plaza

Chicken and Beer

Homo Hill

My Instagram (lots of pics): @brbjdo

Rios Instagram (lots of pics): @riosdelaluz

Had ol' Keaton on the program to talk Wonder Woman, Get Out, Silence, Hacksaw Ridge, Split, why CGI sucks, why people choose children's movies as ideological battlegrounds, and my favorite topic: grown-ass men who comment on real-world events using comic book metaphors.

Had ol' Keaton on the program to talk Wonder Woman, Get Out, Silence, Hacksaw Ridge, Split, why CGI sucks, why people choose children's movies as ideological battlegrounds, and my favorite topic: grown-ass men who comment on real-world events using comic book metaphors.

In this episode, we talk self-publishing, Florida, punk bands, Henry Rollins, depression, bad relationships, drinking, writing, pro wrestling, and being chill with regards to making books.

Brian's books are a lot of fun. Check them out here.

Here's his publishing work: House of Vlad

In this episode, we talk self-publishing, Florida, punk bands, Henry Rollins, depression, bad relationships, drinking, writing, pro wrestling, and being chill with regards to making books.

Brian's books are a lot of fun. Check them out here.

Here's his publishing work: House of Vlad

On this ramble episode I talk about my time in Oregon as one of rehabilitation, physically, mentally, and spiritually. I also talk about some new, exciting ideas I've been hipped to, such as restructuring your life around what you love and want rather than what you hate, and refusing to do things that take away my love for art and life. I also explain the new structural direction for Broken River, which I think is somewhat radical in that it's a "solve" for the problem of how to have an ethical budget-less publishing house.

On this ramble episode I talk about my time in Oregon as one of rehabilitation, physically, mentally, and spiritually. I also talk about some new, exciting ideas I've been hipped to, such as restructuring your life around what you love and want rather than what you hate, and refusing to do things that take away my love for art and life. I also explain the new structural direction for Broken River, which I think is somewhat radical in that it's a "solve" for the problem of how to have an ethical budget-less publishing house.

I had David James Keaton on the show to talk about Alien: Covenant. We both liked it! Inside you will find a spirited defense of the film, along with more tangents than you can shake a stick at, including bad criticism, disappointing captains, CGI, what makes this movie work, Wonder Woman, and neoliberalism.