The Undivorced Duo are back in the Chat-Cave after Max's train trip across the country. Chicago and war-torn Kalamazoo are covered, then some ungentle critiques of horror classics SUSPIRIA and ROSEMARY'S BABY.
Max and Bird sit down to record their first episode since moving to Maine. Upcoming nuptials, 31 days of horror, and Max takes Bird through the stomach-churning choices presented in the film "Would You Rather?"
Chat-Man and Robin resumes with much comic talk, a re-examination of feminism, a petition against Northern Michigan University's silly policing of the discussion of feelings, and a brief shout-out to alt rock royalty Veruca Salt.
Max and Bird talk politics, MMA, and the ongoing battle against the beauty standard. Full range of emotions, here, as Bird wins a major victory against unrealistic expectations placed on women.
In which we meet Kate Williams for the first time, talk Dark Knight Returns, Doctor Who, Deadpool, comics, the great Nerd War, and Nerd Tourism...and in which a new podcast is born.
Max and Bird get down to the nitty-gritty of MARLON's final weeks of post-production as the color grade nears completion, the soundtrack is mixed down, and funds for the festival run are frantically sought. Also, a review of Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation, and...a new podcast?
The opening salvos of what might be a life-long discussion of DMT. After that, Scott Snyder's mask slips, Grant Morrison's 'Nameless' takes us for a trip,. Then, political humor.
A quick talk about comics leads our heroes into a deep exploration of feminism, physical conflict between men and women, the gender politics of abuse, and something they're utterly unqualified to talk about: parenting. And then back to comics, with the results to the Saga 2015 Reader Survey!
1 hr 45 min
About Chat-Man and Robin
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Chat-Man and Robin is a weekly talk show, the discussion wandering all over everything from comic books, movies, art, and geek / nerd culture to sex and sexuality, body modification, and everything…
in-between. Married couple Max and Bird dance the dance of the wed into a pair of microphones (read: argue, , and make each other laugh), treating all comers and all subjects with the snarky irreverence honed through years of long, cold winters in northern Michigan. Max (a lifelong geek) does his best to shove Bird (a recent convert to the comics crowd) down the rabbit hole and into nerdworld.