The center of a podcast universe (and one possibly disgruntled brother) explodes into action to help the Defenders of the Cake against... a turkey? Mike, Jim, and Shaun of Jim's BBQ Pod and Wrestling World Order stop in to address Dylan's repeated bouts of pink eye, some COVID blues, the titular Anti-Monkey Butt, and then dive head first into a college prep dissemination of Thankskilling, just in time for the holiday!

Stay tuned for the tie-in episode coming after Thanksgiving in which the boys discuss Pilgrim over on Jim's BBQ!

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Dylan crosses off one of his childhood dreams as he speaks with the highly respected Canadian paleontologist Phil Currie. Currie was a key member of the Canada-China Dinosaur Project, documented in The Great Dinosaur Hunt which Dylan had on repeat on VHS throughout his youth. During their chat, Currie delves into his love of Troodon, what it was like to form the relationship between the Chinese and Canadian parties, following in the footsteps of Roy Chapman Andrews, overcoming limitations and knowing when to quit, unearthing Mamenchisaurus and Sinraptor in the Gobi, rescuing a friend from a blizzard in the Arctic, diving into a gold mine of fossils in the mythic Bayan Mandahu, and remaining hopeful that dinosaurs will keep people's interest in science alive.

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One of Dylan's professors from his college tenure, John Proctor, calls in to discuss the real impact and effects of the Qanon conspiracy theories, including his difficulty with family members who have drank to Q-Aid. In addition to that, they discuss living in a post-Sopranos TV world, what it is like to be friends with former students on social media and their changing relationships with it, battling the US incarceration system, John's connection to The Day After, the radical white nationalist movement (specifically Operation Underground Railroad), why critical thinking has gone out the window, balancing your relationship with artistic peers, attempt to predict the election, and how to address systemic racism. Take a drink every time Dylan says "ultimately."

You can explore more John's efforts over at his program's website, Re/Creation, and read his blog over at Not That John Proctor.

It's the podcast 65 million years in the making (Not really, just since September 22nd). Dylan is joined by the final corner of the I Hope You Suffer triangle, Katey Cottrill, to dive deep into Jurassic Park lore, covering the ups and downs of Jurassic World, the original Jurassic Park 4 storyline, the practicalities of a real Jurassic Park, the books, original director choices, and the vast media franchise that JP covers. They also address bad drivers state by state, Katey's spooky and cute influences on her artwork, 80s creature features and ghost flicks, the goddamn struggle of bad Stephen King films, being a dinosaur kid, and if sharks can make noise.

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World's collide as podcast universes come together. Nathan and Cait (I Hope You Suffer, Nait & Cait Movie Club) dial in from more southern New Jersey to talk about abandoning VH1 reality show fever dreams, Keanu out acting Pacino, coming to terms with one's Jerseyness (including a pro-Central Jersey stance), finding solace at the drive-in, why Heat's got a great ass, how Ohio is not part of the south and other defining features, dealing with shitty people in music scenes, Alex Jones' wellness campaign, underwater horror movies, Halloween hot takes, leprechauns exploding out of dicks, the king of voices, and the absurdness of Transformers: The Movie.

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Scott and Dylan are back to touch on Joel vs. Mike on MST3k, The Room vs. Birdemic, shitting their pants during Amnesia: The Dark Descent, Alien 3 vs. Alien: Resurrection, abandoning TikTok, why Big Trouble in Little China rules, how James Bond created Smokey and the Bandit, read a letter to the class, battle corporatization in 8th grade, how the Celebrity Apprentice called it all before, Donald Trump vs. Vince McMahon, and that politics suck and so do Led Zeppelin.

Dylan is joined by his friend Scott Douglass as they trek down the many paths of horror movies. Scott introduced Dylan to a broader range of horror movies and during their chat, they talk about how the Invisible Man is a true maniac, the absolute bummer that is the Creature from the Black Lagoon, how Silence of the Lambs shook up horror into thrillers, are flabbergasted at the Jacob's Ladder remake, slam on Peter Graves, why Day of the Dead rules, truly hilarious moments in horror flicks, and why the term elevated horror is fucking stupid.

Stay tuned for part two!

Up from the depths, mother fuckers, we're talking GODZILLA!!! Dylan's fellow Godzilla brain, Nick Clark, joins him for a long-winded romp through all things Godzilla: the wild west days of Godzilla fan culture on the internet, Dylan's weird theory about blockbusters, why the 90s Gamera films are the best Godzilla films, the cult power of Godzilla vs. Megalon, why the Godzilla anime sucks so much, whether America has stuck the landing with a Godzilla film, Godzilla Italiano, and Michael Doherty's hot take on Chernobyl.

If you've got your morning stretches in and reviewed your latest meme streams, then it's time for a ride with the Monster Cycle. Leigh Barton, pro trainer and professional meme slinger, guides us through her world of cycling with Monster, from how she got involved with and maintained Metal Mondays, her own musical journey beginning with MTV and "Enema of the State", how Danzig is both big and smol, and passes the time watching Republicans get upset over the "W.A.P." video.

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Connor is back again with Dylan to revisit their past lives as pop punk fans and realize they missed all the good bands The Bamboozle Festival. Before that, they talk about Connor's job that will undoubtedly be featured in the surprise new season of Mr. Robot, the values of arithmetic, why Twitter is easy, that Iron Man 2 sucks a buffet of dicks, IT also sucks, and keep their moms tinfoil hate free.