Brainwaves

Brainwaves

By Jason and BarryComedy
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Brainwaves episodes

  • Nobody Puts Trapjaw in a Corner
    This week we debut a brand new segment and Barry tries a Keto Bomb! We also discuss He-man and whether Trapjaw finally deserves to get his due. Then we talk desert island chips, reverse retro jerseys, working ostriches and smiling alpacas.
    24 min
  • Talkin' Sports 'n Stuff with special guest Craig Zavitz
    This week Barry and I are joined by special guest Craig Zavitz. Together we deep dive into the Superbowl. We talk the game, the half time show and even Tom Brady’s drunken trophy toss during the boat parade. Plus, we talk psychics, weejee boards, daytime talk shows and British royalty.
    24 min
  • A (Super)Bowl Full of Good Times
    This episode we reveal our planned menus for the Superbowl. Then, how do you like to wear your clothes? Hot or Cool? We’ll tell you where we stand on this important social issue. And, a day locked in your room or a month without your cell phone? What would you choose?
    24 min
  • Logan's Fun
    Put on your sci-fi nostalgia cap because we’re doing a deep dive on the 1976 dystopian classic, Logan’s Run! Then we talk toothpaste, childhood skills never realized, height versus muscle, boots and hearts and so much more with our first ever guest Rob Peets.
    24 min
  • Washing Down Books With A Hot Cup'a Sanka

    What would choose between winning the lottery or working your dream job? We'll tell you where we stand. And we'll come clean about the books we'd eat and how much Sanka we'd drink. But you won't catch us doing either while walking!  

    23 min

About Brainwaves

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Brainwaves is two GenX guys who never quite let go of the good stuff. Jason Reilly and Barry Nixon take the movies, comics, TV shows and cartoons that raised them and drag them, kicking and screaming, into middle age, one pointless debate at a time. How you watch a movie. What's worth owning. The stuff you loved at twelve that you're weirdly still defending at fifty. It's about 20 minutes, it settles nothing, and you'll leave with a laugh, a hot take, and something to argue about.