What’s up cr¡pples b@st@rds, and broken thxngs! It’s been too long without one of these podthings!!! This round I was joined by Don Sigwalt, an associate from the Rochester Genealogical Society, and all around decent human being. We tracked through my ancestry results on the Thompson and Brandon side, chat about early American history, and have a wonderful FU session about a certain flag... spiels and rants all around, so cheers to the Union! Check it out on Anchor.fm, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts

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What up cripples, bastards, and broken things!!! More podthing absurdity coming in, this time me and my cat sharing one brain cell. Exciting topics include art catastrophes, pursuing multiple routes of fulfillment, and the first IKT mma breakdown!! Plus, I’m happy to shout out GoTellSomeOne.com, a hot new podcast network coming from the Great North. Check us out, eh?

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Howdy cripples, bastard, and broken things, has any thing significant happened in the past 14 days? No? Just my birthday on the 6th? Well, enjoy another podthing, featuring my goon Kiendra Simpson. “Kdot LaFilth” on the drag scene, has their Bachelor’s degree in psychology and is rounding the corner on their Master’s in social work. We touch on queer theory, Irondequoit vs Elmira, and singing like Mary J Blige.

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Hello hello hello cripples, bastards, and broken things! One last ride before the week/month/year/decade make their final goodbye. This podthing has nothing to do with that, and is instead the semi-coherent ramblings and topic jumping trademark of yours truly. I don’t know things, but I do say things including but not limited: to my ancestry results, a feline fisticuffs fiasco, and self-therapy. Plus a BJJ check in AND it’s almost SFW with the bare minimum swearing.

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A post-Thanksgiving podthing, Charlie Brown! My guest for this episode is Michael Scaletta, a Rochester-based stand up comedian diagnosed with schizophrenia. Mike is a fellow like no other, a killer bass player, and known to occasionally take a wild ride. What started as a chat about comedy is secretly a dialogue on free speech, plus music, war, BJJ, and mental health things! ✌🏾

Basically one giant trigger warning for my cripples, bastards, and broken things.

What’s good cripples, bastard, and broken things! A much crispier episode than the last, featuring myself and John Elsbree. “JohnE” is world history major in his Masters program with a focus on American history, son of two terrific folx including one deputy sheriff, and one of my favorite humans. Old Johnny SoAndSo stopped by the studio (my cat Pretty’s apartment) to catch up where we yakked about Star Wars aging poorly, individualism vs communalism, the relevant protest this year, and Florida’s lax machine guns policy. Great conversation with my first born, check it out on Spotify, Apple Podcast, or the link below ✌🏾

What up cripples, bastard, and especially broken things!!!!! This podthing is mostly the incoherent ramblings of a mad man, but features dozens, maybe thousands, of Pretty the kitty featurettes. They can’t all be winners ✌🏾

What up cripples, bastards, and broken things!!! This podthing I met with a young man who wanted to do a thing and did it: Corey Thompson II, a YouTuber, video game streamer, and host of the channel AwesomeAce to discuss his approach to his growing online content before diving into to music analysis, culture, and...more... check it out and see ✌🏾

Who shot ya? Papa VAG proved he can take a bullet at least once! This podthing one of my best friends and I sat down and talked about the incident in question, how a total mistaken identity could’ve cost him his life. Worry not: the man is more fine than one would expect, plus he knows things. We touch on family, anime and manga, k¡nks, and more. “Any decision made in fear is doomed to fail”

What up cripples, bastards, and broken things! This podthing I chatted with my close friend John, a history major competing his Master’s, film buff, and fellow car nerd to basically talk over the classic GOODFELLAS with all the random things we know about it, because that’s what we do