In this episode the Duck Sauce duo talk about the many horrors facing the planet: the corona virus, the recent impeachment hearings, and the outcry concerning the New York transit system. Then they top it all off by talking about the iconic world of western cinema.

In this episode Malick returns from his hiatus with a splash. Another year has passed and the gang talks about the recent Beacon protest, the limits of human physicality, and hopes for the new year.

In this episode we have "guest" speaker Michael Kanyongolo (manager of the podcast) who replaces Malick during his extended sabbatical. The gang talks about Greta Thunberg being named person of the year, some politics, and lots and lots of Star Wars (in preparation for the final installment in the series) . 

This episode starts out with a musical performance by Adrian Flynn, co-founder of the band The Fences. You can check out The Fences new EP - False Zenith on Spotify and Apple music. The musical trend continues as the members discuss different genres of music, lyrical vs. musical songs, Woodstock, and then eventually move on to talk about Halloween and its place in the teenage world. 

The Duck Sauce Podcast returns with a special two hour episode, complete with brand new topics to talk about, and a full season on the way. Keep your spring rolls at the ready, because this is some high quality sauce. 

In this episode Eoin and John reminisce about stories of the good ole days of elementary school, where wii games and blue classroom carpets rained supreme. They share embarrassing stories and funny moments in an episode that everyone past the age of ten can relate to.

In this episode Malick and John discuss the final Avengers film, its implications, and how it will effect future Marvel movies. (Don't worry, there's a spoiler warning.) They also talk about violence in media as a whole, equality in politics, and regulating real life superpowers. (And as always the episode only gets better as it continues.)

In this episode Malick Eoin and John discuss religion and the different ways in which it is are interpreted by the world. They also discuss the overshadowing idea of death, and how it effects life. But before all that they discuss the most important recent phenomenon: Joe Biden, and his recent "Me too" scandal. 

In this bonus episode John performs the poem Howl by Allen Ginsberg while Eoin plays guitar to match the mood and tone of John's intense delivery. Malick is also there.