Tanner explains his fascination with the Bam Margera-directed "Haggard" (2003) and recounts the time he was lightly groomed while smoking K2.

We look back on the evolution of Jackass as a brand after seeing the new movie and reflect on the time Rick and his boyhood friend played Space Dog.

We continue exploring Daily Wire waging culture war with the first movie they picked up for distribution, Run, Hide, Fight, a school shooter movie modeled off of Die Hard. Additionally, some background on HUAC to prime a discussion of the right's co-opting of McCarthyist victimization in order to frame themselves as the radical minority

We talk about the Daily Wire's new film featuring Vincent Gallo and also we sorted out the audio finally so it sounds good.

Tanner quit his job to become a full time podcaster. In this episode we talk about the kid he used to hang out with who would jerk off dogs, the reactionary politics of Forrest Gump, Rob Lowe's polaroid collection, Italo Calvino, and the time Mykelti Williamson said he put Gallo in a headlock.

In our inaugural episode, we discuss the landmark Vincent Gallo film Buffalo '66 and Tanner recounts the time a guy tried to kill himself in the psych ward