This week, we're back talking about another video game from the Super Nintendo Era: the square soft classic, Chrono Trigger. Generally considered among the best RPGs ever made, one of the best SNES games ever, and far more dearly, it's one of Jordan's favorite games. But is this time travel adventure enough to sway Derek, having barely touched an RPG made before 2000?

Content Warning: Strong Language

Created by Derek Delago and Jordan Hester

Music by Jack Ellis

We're going back to the early seventies to look at the highly influential but criminally overlooked rock group Budgie. In a reversal of Brand New, we're looking at a group that Derek absolutely loves while Jordan is but a stranger.

We return to video games with a look at the Nintendo classic: Super Metroid! Derek's barely played any of this Metroid stuff, but there's a lot beneath the surface to this mid 90s platformer.

Featuring our special guest Dani, this week's episode covers Alfred Hitchcocks's thriller Rope (1948). Analyzed and remembered for the homosexual undertones between the two killers and the film's game attempt to appear as one continuous "take," Rope is relatively obscure outside of film circles and Hitchcock fans.

Content Warning: Strong Language, Sexually Explicit humor

Created by Derek Delago and Jordan Hester

For this week's episode, we're back with Jordan's choice for a music group: Brand New. An emo/alternative rock group is outside Derek's usual wheelhouse but will he walk away more or less indifferent than when he started?

Content Warning: Strong language, Suggestive Content

Created by Derek Delago and Jordan Hester

Music by Jack Ellis

Continuing our delves through science fiction and fantasy, we turn our sights to Phillip Pullman's The Golden Compass. While considered a YA classic, Derek and Jordan are a little more skeptical.

Content Warning: Strong Language

Music by Jack Ellis

We've got the mania! We take a look at the blue blur's 2017 retro retraux Sonic Mania, along with share our stories about where we stand with the Sonic the Hedgehog franchise.

We're back after a lengthy holiday-induced coma to bring the first episode of 2020: a look at Ridley Scott's Legend. Recorded at Jordan's house (making us sound the most consistent yet), we re-watched the 80s fairy tale and found it to be better and worse than we remembered.

A new movie review out while it's still in theaters! We take a look at the Rian Johnson mystery comedy film, Knives Out, and manage to dig ourselves into a hole we could never escape: Star Wars tangents.

Music by Jack Ellis

Note: Holmat and timeliness caused this episode to be a bit rushed

On this music episode, we take a listen to the legendary progressive rock group, Yes. Tackling The Yes Album, Fragile, 90125, and Union for this episode, Derek gushes and Jordan willingly tolerates the group's highest highs and probably their lowest low. Unless you really don't like Tales From Topographic Oceans...

Created by Derek Delago and Jordan Hester

Music by Jack Ellis