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  • Home of the Brave
    America - home of the brave and at times - of the dumbasses.
    This great nation has given us classics like Back to the Future, the Purple Tape, Tupac, Frank Sinatra, Halo but then it gives us people that do such stupidity that they harm others.
    This episode is dedicated to all of the above.
    52 min
  • The Shows That Made Us
    This episode is much more lighthearted, fun, and nerdy.
    We dove right back into nerd news with upcoming movies and seasons of shows. Who's going to die in Infinity War? Agent Coulson is finally back - officially. Sky's excited about West World....and Santa Clarita Diet. Vic shares his love for the Power Rangers universe.
    Plus -
    Why you should watch "The Toys That Made Us" on Netflix. It made us appreciate Barbie and one of us thought it made the G.I. Joe movies better. Also, should the Rock be the Rock in every Rock movie? Yeah. 
    Did you catch James Bond in Star Wars?
    59 min
  • No Discounts

    Absolutely no discounts - things get tense this week. 

    What Katy Perry did was wrong, why isn't anyone talking about it? Ever wondered what a director feels after their movie release? How much does bootlegging/leaking take away from the full experience of a movie? 

    Vic goes in about breaking boundaries and not following the "rules". Sky goes in on why nothing should be discounted and why it's rude to ask mom and pop businesses for one.

    0 min
  • Cognac & Roses
    Cognac & Roses - our first guest ever stops by to give us all of the details behind his long-awaited project. Sky's knowledge of audio production and song composition shines bright while Vic shares his inside perspective since he worked on this project as well.
    This episode taught us a lot - about Cognac & Roses - but also challenged our equipment, our quality, and our recording space. We upgraded much more since then.
    This episode was recorded in January 2018.
    2 hr 15 min
  • Small vs. Silver
    the new age of superheroes on the small screen and why they may be doing a better job than the movies playing on the silver screen.
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  • Bad Apples
    Our first argument... our government forces us to put our kids into school but they aren't safe. We marinate on Chris Rock's Tamborine special that had more life lessons than jokes. Black Panther is officially one of the top 10 movies of all time. Chase your dreams but be realistic. Creation time to Consumption rate is crazy unbalanced. Do it for the passion instead of the likes.
    1 hr 3 min
  • Victory Lap - Communicate, Compromise, Commit
    Still on the high of Black Panther we share a few minutes of second week thoughts. Vic's obsessed with Victory Lap, Nipsey Hussle's debut album, and he explains why. Sky shares the three C's to collaboration success - Communicate, Compromise, and Commit
    0 min
  • Black Panther, Black Panther, Black Panther
    We were blown away at how incredible Black Panther was we dedicated an entire episode to it. We dive into how great Michael B Jordan was or wasn't, behind the scenes knowledge, and how it fits into the overall Marvel Cinematic Universe.
    1 hr 6 min
  • Is assimilation racist?, Elon Musk’s goal of moving to Mars, The next 10 years of Marvel movies
    Is assimilation racist? Elon Musk’s wants humans to live on Mars. Are the next 10 years of Marvel movies set? Vic recaps his Mardi Gras weekend, Sky rants about better uses for our tax money, being an independent artist is going mainstream, school tools are evolving but the curriculum still sucks. We discuss how Elon Musk is accomplishing what NASA couldn't, our fear with Disney owning Deadpool, how the MCU has their next 10 years of movies on a silver platter, and how Justice League should have been like Ocean's Eleven. Enjoy.
    1 hr 16 min

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