Atomic Monsoon

Originally aired December 11, 2020.

Stephanie was busy, so Andy asked comedian Robert Clarke-Chan, co-host of the “AE Doubleback” wrestling podcast and “Knowing is Half the Podcast” cartoon review show to hang out and have a nice general talk about professional wrestling.

Robert Clarke-Chan is a Los Angeles-based freelance writer, comedian, and podcast host. He is a regular contributer at L.A.’s Pack Theater, as well as the co-host of both the Knowing is Half the Podcast show, which looks back at old cartoons, and the AE Doubleback podcast, where he and his co-hosts review each week’s episode of All Elite Wrestling (AEW) Dynamite. Follow him on social media at @999RPMs.

Originally aired December 04, 2020.

Stephanie’s husband and partner-in-crime Connor joins us again, as they answer questions about their lightsaber group, Saber Syndicate United. Listen in to learn more, and then visit SyndicateSaber.com

Originally aired November 27, 2020.

With the new Animaniacs series live on Hulu, Andy and Stephanie talk about the new episodes, as well as the classic Animaniacs show from the 1990s. What works? What doesn’t? And what are we going to do tomorrow night? Try to take over the world!

Originally aired November 20, 2020.

Andy and Stephanie talk about their favorite songs that make them laugh — We MENTION Weird Al, but we promise the entire episode is not about Mr. Yankovic. Listen to the songs talked about PLUS the ones we would have talked about if we had more time on Spotify: https://shorturl.at/cmsIW

Originally aired November 13, 2020.

Stephanie and Andy are the podcasters of love and justice! This week, we talk about Sailor Moon, the franchise’s various English dubs, translations, re-releases, and re-imaginings. Listen to this episode, or in the name of the moon, we’ll punish you!

Originally aired November 06, 2020.

Andy and Stephanie talk about some of their favorite things to read — Novels, webcomics, graphic novels, whatever! Discussed in this episode: Strangers in Paradise by Terry Moore, Mortal Instruments Series by Cassandra Clare, Fistful of Blood by Kevin Eastman & Simon Bisley, Star Wars Life and Legend of Obi-Wan Kenobi by Ryder Windham, Transformers: More Than Meets the Eye/Lost Light by James Roberts & various artists, Star Wars The Clones Wars Stories of Light and Dark anthology book by various, Sick by Tom Leveen, Star Wars: The Clone Wars: Wild Space by Karen Miller, Elf Only Inn by Josh Sortelli, Let’s Play by Mongie (via Webtoons), Spider-Man Loves Mary Jane by Sean McKeever & Takeshi Miyazawa, Percy Jackson and the Olympians series by Rick Riordan, Eastman & Laid’s Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

Originally aired October 28, 2020.

Andy and Stephanie talk about some of their favorite Halloween-related entertainment! Movies, TV shows, video games, music, and comics all get covered on this not-so-spooky episode!

Originally aired October 23, 2020.

Stephanie’s husband Connor joins us as we discuss the Star Trek: The Next Generation episodes, “The Best of Both Worlds,” parts 1 & 2, along with some other general Star Trek talk. Prepare to be assimilated.

Stephanie and Andy return to discuss their favorite live-action TV shows and give you suggestions of things to watch!

Originally aired October 9, 2020.

Meghan O’Connell of Dirty Teacup Designs joins us this week to discuss her beautifully macabre artwork, her inspirations, favorite movies, snack foods, a touch of Mortal Kombat discussion, and we get into some old Nickelodeon memories. You can find Meghan’s work at www.DirtyTeacupDesigns.com

Meghan O’Connell, the artist behind Dirty Teacup Designs, is an Arizona based artist dabbling in the surreal, fanciful & all things macabre! Her love of depicting the intricate details of fabric, design & sassy ladies started when she was young. However, it blossomed after graduating with a degree in Fashion Design, and a strong focus on fashion illustration. Though her heart will always be in Fashion Design – she fell in love with the concepts behind illustrating her designs, creating mood boards based on emotions & bringing them to life on paper. With the intent of exploring the dichotomies in human nature, she flipped Dirty Teacup Designs from fashion sketches & garments, to what you see today! Creating stories within a single page, Meghan combines mischief and beauty, ominous scenarios and their consequences.