Banter Banter

We all love a Twinkie Wiener Sandwich, so make yourself one while listening to the Banter Boys discuss some food conspiracy theories like the forever hamburger. If a hamburger can last forever, why do most products in the United States fall apart so soon? How big is Planned Obsolescence in most corporate business models? Mike and Manny contemplate a few possible things impacting this feeling that the things we buy don't last as long as they used to.

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Intro/Outro:

The Most Mysterious Song on the Internet - Unknown Artist

Cover art is provided by @easylouisy (based on art by @Bobbin_Goblins on Twitter)

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While discussing the possibility that the ice-cream machines at the burger joint may be broken on purpose?  Is it because of the American Embassy? Why is KFC frying rats?  Contents may be hot on this Banter Banter!

The podcast cover art was provided to us by @easylouisy based off original artwork by @Bobbin_Goblins on Twitter.

Mike and Manny chat about how they would spend 20 years in a world as a supervillain. Using bananas to take over the world from Shark Boy & Lava Girl. The Noid crashes into the discussion as the Banter Boys try to figure out what his deal is, after watching a recent ad from Domino's. What other fast food companies created villains to promote their product? 

Intro/Outro: The Most Mysterious Song on the Internet - Unknown Artist

Cover art is provided by @easylouisy (based on art by @Bobbin_Goblins on Twitter)

Email: [email protected]

Twitter : @Banter_Cast

Facebook: @BanterBanterCast

Mike & Manny discuss the prevalence of costume clad heroes and their significance to today's popular culture.  Mike & Manny discuss the prevalence of costume clad heroes and their significance to today's popular culture.  From approaching the challenges of good story telling to presenting or making a statement on morals and socio-political issues.  What mask would you wear?

The opening and closing theme are currently known as The Most Mysterious Song on the Internet.  Help the collective internet find out who its by.  Does Alvin Dean have anything to do with this?

The podcast cover art was provided to us by @easylouisy based off original artwork by @Bobbin_Goblins on Twitter.

Hackers, Mircochips, RAM Oh My! This week we joke about computers in the movie Hackers and how far technology has come in a short amount of time. Manny  while Mike can't help but dream of using technology to live forever. 

Intro/Outro:

The Most Mysterious Song on the Internet - Unknown Artist

Cover art is provided by @easylouisy (based on art by @Bobbin_Goblins on Twitter)

Email: [email protected]

Twitter : @Banter_Cast

Facebook: @BanterBanterCast

Mike & Manny discus Captain Planet, FF7, Splatoon and how they predicted the future of our junk.  Environmental awareness is a ting in our generations and when you think about it, they've been prepping us for it from our youth.

The opening and closing theme are currently known as The Most Mysterious Song on the Internet.  Help the collective internet find out who its by.  Does Alvin Dean have anything to do with this?

The podcast cover art was provided to us by @easylouisy based off original artwork by @Bobbin_Goblins on Twitter.

The Banter Boys chat about the Mortal Combat  trailer while dreaming of chewing scenery for weeks. A side thought about a man who loves to hang out in train terminals, and a little bit of nuclear powered rollerblades. Ok, maybe not the rollerblades.

Intro/Outro:

The Most Mysterious Song on the Internet - Unknown Artist

Cover art is provided by @easylouisy (based on art by @Bobbin_Goblins on Twitter)

Email: [email protected]

Twitter : @Banter_Cast

Facebook: @BanterBanterCast

The host who Banter bring back a beloved segment: What's the Deal with That?  Then take their freshly sharpened intellect to discuss tornado preparedness.  Tornados can leave some debris, which reminds the group of Sony's aspirations for a Twisted Metal live-action series.

The opening and closing theme are currently known as The Most Mysterious Song on the Internet.  Help the collective internet find out who its by.  Does Alvin Dean have anything to do with this?

The podcast cover art was provided to us by @easylouisy based off original artwork by @Bobbin_Goblins on Twitter.

This episode the Banter Boys banish themselves to the hell that is Hollywood daytime television, serialized! A reusable tree shaped object crawls out from a list from Craig, and Aaron crushes Mike's hopes and dreams.

Intro/Outro:

The Most Mysterious Song on the Internet - Unknown Artist

Cover art is provided by @easylouisy (based on art by @Bobbin_Goblins on Twitter)

Email: [email protected]

Twitter : @Banter_Cast

Facebook: @BanterBanterCast