Bropocalypse Now

Welcome back to Bropocalypse Now! After a brief segment dedicated to flat-out begging for lucrative advertisers, we delve into the ridiculousness that was Y2K (and why 1998 Shaun has nothing to worry about). Then, we talk with Dr? Reece Stevens (or at least Courtney does) and have a surprise drop in by South Carolina senator Lindsey Graham. Tune in! Tell everyone! ENJOY IT. THOROUGHLY.

Coming to you again from the Fortress of Shaunitude, we're still broadcasting back to 1998 to prevent the Bropocalypse in which we currently live. We talk to Dr? Reece Stevens protege Leigh Leightman, talk about the film adaptation of the Butterfly Effect theory, and introduce the series finale of Producer Evan Time. Listen! Subscribe! TELL EVERYONE YOU KNOW!

In this ep, we go back over what the Bropocalypse is and how we're trying to stop it. We also have a behind-the-scenes spat with Producer Evan over his compensation and co-host Courtney speaks with Dr? Reece Stevens, radio & industrial engineering expert. That and slightly more! (And, please, if you're in Western Massachusetts, listen to Lazer 99.3! It's good again! For real!)

On this episode, we walk through Woodstock '99, generally believed to be the flashpoint of the Bropocalypse. Shaun, Courtney, and Producer Evan look at the tragic final installment of the Woodstock trilogy, not unlike X-Men 3: The Last Stand. We wrap up by trying to figure out what 17 year old Shaun could do in the context of Woodstock '99, were he, as intended, could hear it on the radio 20 years ago and take action.

Welcome to Brocpocalypse Now, a podcast dedicated to ending, if not preventing altogether, the Bropocalypse in which we currently live. Our podcast is brought to you by an invention by Dr? Reece Stevens, a doctor of radio and industrial engineering, which allows us to broadcast 20 years into the past to hopefully help people stop the events that lead to the Bropocalypse. (What is the Bropocalypse? ou're gonna need to listen to the podcast to find out. No, seriously, I describe it right off the bat. Ish.)

In our first episode, we discuss who we are, what we're doing, and why we try to keep out producer, Producer Evan, off mic. We also try to define and pronounce neoliberalism. Hop on board!