Jay and illy take the podcast back to its storytelling roots in this episode, as they reminisce about trick-or-treating through Jay's hometown, their best and worst costumes and of course, the candy haul!   They also take a moment to pay tribute to a close friend of the family and his home, which was their Halloween "Home Base" for many years.

Music: "Haunted House" by Mega-Ran -- megaranmusic.com

Deathcakes re-establishes its presence in 2020 by going back to one of the pillars of its past: cartoons!   By the mid-90s though, Saturday morning blocks were all but gone, partly due to the inception of Turner Broadcasting's new cable offering known as Cartoon Network.  Jay and illy are back to guide you through their memory of its beginnings, to its eventual, indelible mark on American pop culture.

When Jay, illy and Ghost (then known as Rokmore, in a special guest spot) linked up in an early episode of Deathcakes to talk Wu-Tang, they had no idea at the time that the Keepers of the Funk podcast and the advent of No Jibba-Jabba FM were on the horizon.  They certainly didn't predict Wu-Tang: An American Saga to hit Hulu!  Now that all three scenarios have come to pass, the three hosts join up yet again in search of some Shaolin graffiti and to weigh in on the docu-drama (spoiler alert: they LOVE it!)

Outro Music: "Wu-Tang: 7th Chamber Pt. II"

With Stranger Things 3 having been available for months now (seriously, anyone who was gonna watch, has seen it!), the guys freely discuss the series.  This, of course, breaks the Deathcakes 80's-90's mandate... or does it??

Intro Music: "Stranger" and Outro Music: "Lucas", by Mega-Ran -- megaranmusic.com

New home; same fellas bringing more of wutchyalike!  After a brief preamble, the guys sweep up some MCU Phase 3 talk, and finally close the book on "The Infinity Saga" with their thoughts on Spider-Man: Far From Home.

Summoned by Mr. T, their Spiritual Advisor, Jay and illy have been awakened from suspended animation to challenge the toughest competitors citywide, for the fate of the children.  And these are no ordinary children.  These are the kids who make up the Center, and must claim their rightful place in the world of recreational sports, if only Jay and illy can free the Center from bankruptcy... nah, wait..  that's the plot of Altered Beast, and "The Toughest Man In The World".  Scratch that.  The guys talk Sega Genesis, and before anyone says anything, this was actually recorded months before the announcement of the Genesis Mini console!

The guys talk gaming, music, television and more before they introduce the world of Red Dead Redemption to T's Rough Riders, and make the annual trip to the DCP Bakery to pay tribute to the fallen icons of 2018. Merry Christmas, fools!

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After several weeks touring as a roadie for Joe Public on the chitlin circuit, Jay returns to the network and he and illy hop right back to where they left off in last episode's Marvel/MCU conversation. They also look at the current state of Warner/DC flicks and hypothesize potential game changers in that particular cinematic landscape.