Brunch

Tik Tokers are using Taylor Swift lyrics to "weed out" matches on dating apps (1:26). We call an old friend to discuss this week's Ticketmaster fiasco (12:57). Pete pitches DJ on why he should check out Andor and gets sidetracked (31:52). The boys discuss clothes that look good on each other, but DJ isn't sure he can trust Pete anymore after the lie. 

The boys fight through adversity to put out a real indie rocker of an episode. Catastrophes sporting and otherwise are discussed, as is the phenomenal Weird Al biopic. Pete strikes gold with a new word. 

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Twitter is officially under Elon Musk's weird leadership. You got $8? Dave went to Ween shows while Pete went to Arizona. A check-in on mental health. And finally, a review of 'The Outfit' starring Mark Rylance. 

The New York Times has a piece on what "cool kids" are into and we want to die (0:24). More on Taylor Swift and Carly Rae Jepsen's new album, including an important police-station-or-hospital easter egg (12:44). We review the amazing and terrifying 'Barbarian' (34:18).

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Well, turns out James Corden is a bit of a c-word. We phone up our friend Nora Princiotti to catch up on Taylor Swift's "Midnights" album buzz, then discuss The 1975's great new album "Being Funny In A Foreign Language." Finally, we turn our attention to "Halloween Ends" -- a bizarre (and polarizing) end to the new Halloween trilogy.

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Dead & Co. is back for one final tour AND one final show! (0:40) Taylor Swift makes music history as the first artist to name their songs (11:50). Old EA Sports songs still hit (19:50). The New England Patriots have a quarterback controversy (38:05). Blink 182 has reunited (47:12). We podcast while trying to buy Dead & Co. tickets and you won't believe the twists and turns (59:05). 

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The concert fun continues with a Killers show and a chat about the band's legacy (0:00). Some additional thoughts on Don't Worry Darling and a movie that's even worse: Blonde (21:24). DJ explains Carlito's Way to Pete (31:55). A discussion about Bros and its low theater turnout (45:34).

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After a couple of fun concerts, we discuss drinking in your 30s (0:00). M. Night Shyamalan and Harry Potter are crossing paths (7:57). Don't Worry Darling is out and boy is it a disappointment (12:27). We discuss the plot holes and main causes for the letdown (22:34).

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Touching on the topics that The Right is currently discussing -- including NyQuil Chicken, House of the Dragon, and...Kyle Rittenhouse? We also get into some sex/relationship talk. (Weird!) Also, a review of the new, strangely undermarketed movie 'Confess, Fletch' starring Jon Hamm. 

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Like clockwork, a kangaroo has murdered its owner after we suggested having one as a pet. What can we learn from this? We recap a stein-hoisting and dunk-tankin' weekend and discuss the Emmys. 

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