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Hosts Dan & Al breeze through chapter nine of Devoted, the sequel to the 2010 NYT best-selling novel Elixir by Hilary Duff (with Elise Allen). In this episode we cover topics including... top pop hits of 2011, the meat-packing capitol, a bat mitzvah playlist, the diverse demographics of our audience, and, of course, metrosexuality. Join us! why not
Hosts Dan & Al read aloud chapter eight of Devoted, the sequel to the 2010 NYT best-selling novel Elixir by Hilary Duff (with Elise Allen). In this episode we actually read the chapter for our listeners. We explore a semi-incoherent lore dump including... mitochondria the powerhouse of the cell, something called Vibration Theory, an American tourist named Albert, an absurd accent choice that is almost immediately regretted, and, of course, ellipses. Join us on this wild ride. Why not?
Hosts Dan & Al, again joined by our special guest Sam, bash chapter seven of Devoted, the sequel to the 2010 NYT best-selling novel Elixir by Hilary Duff (with Elise Allen). In this episode we cover topics including... at what age someone becomes stooped and withered, a conspiracy involving the cheese industry, himbos checking emails, Jennifer Lawrence's iconic Red Carpet look, and, of course, cribbage. Join us on this wild ride. Why not?
Hosts Dan & Al, joined by our special guest Sam, decode chapter six of Devoted, the sequel to the 2010 NYT best-selling novel Elixir by Hilary Duff (with Elise Allen). In this episode we cover topics including... a half-dozen nondescript t-shirts, Da Vinci Code bullshit, an extremely puzzling lunch order, pegging alien lovers, the most pretentious way to respond to “do you believe in ghosts?” and, of course, Haylie Duff's fiancé. Join us on this wild ride. Why not?
Hosts Dan & Al suffer chapter five of the sequel to the 2010 NYT best-selling novel by Hilary Duff (with Elise Allen) called Devoted. In this episode we cover topics including... what it’s like in New Orleans right now, what Grimace is supposed to be, what Clea would Google, what it was like meeting Elise Allen, and, of course... the validity of ellipses.
In this very special episode, hosts Dan & Al don't read a single word of a novel by Hilary Duff at all. Instead, they explain why there have been no new episodes since they met two weeks ago.
Hosts Dan & Al leisurely sift through chapter four of the sequel to the 2010 NYT best-selling novel by Hilary Duff (with Elise Allen) called Devoted. In this episode we cover topics including... what it’s like to finally meet in real life, haunting the New York Public Library, grandpas using the internet, why everyone clapped, a groundbreaking peek at the next chapter, and, of course… what is camp? Find your personal Waluigi. Why not?
Hosts Dan & Al, joined by our special guest Christine, question chapter three of the sequel to the 2010 NYT best-selling novel by Hilary Duff (with Elise Allen) called Devoted. In this episode we cover topics including... wearing ballet flats, hanging out with teenagers, getting recommended One Piece on the internet, novelty t-shirts, least favorite flowers, Mamma Mia, Dan's personal Macbeth, Dan's actual Macbeth, nearly cancelling Al, and, of course, The Lizzie McGuire Movie Soundtrack. Join us on this wild ride. Why not?
Hosts Dan & Al breeze through chapter two of the sequel to the 2010 NYT best-selling novel by Hilary Duff (with Elise Allen) called Devoted. In this episode we cover topics including what Elixir tastes like, greek girls with latin names, autofiction, ancient Yelp reviews, relationship advice, and, of course, the classic pastime of going to Friendly's with your divorced parent. Join us on this wild ride. Why not?
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Hosts Dan & Al surprisingly enjoy chapter one of the sequel to the 2010 NYT best-selling novel by Hilary Duff (with Elise Allen) called Devoted. In this episode we cover topics including the elephant in the room, Witcher, new characters, equine professionals, Ben 2.0, and, of course, the game of cribbage. Join us on this wild ride. Why not?
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