The thrilling conclusion! Remember, if you want to SEE me talking, go to my YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWxo-1bsKAXSUFMT0ZCmoVw

I’ve started podcasting again, ladies and gentlemen! 

This is the first in a series of episodes loosely based on the theme of losing ones mind, so get your straight jackets on, folks! This week, it’s all about the 1997 David Lynch film Lost Highway. Strap in and have a listen! In the following weeks, I’ll be releasing episodes about a little-known mind-bender called Under the Silver Lake, then the classic Arnold Schwarzenegger sci-fi action hit, Total Recall. After that, I have something really weird planned, an episode about something other than a movie! You’ll have to wait and see what the fuck I’m talking about. Stay tuned!

Don’t forget to go to my YouTube channel and subscribe to that shit: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWxo-1bsKAXSUFMT0ZCmoVw

Hey you mugs and muffins. Things are a pain in the ass in the real world right now, what with all this coronavirus and all, so I’ve been escaping into old media from past eras. I really enjoyed this one, and I’m thinking I want to do more film noir episodes in the near future. Enjoy this one, and I strongly recommend checking out the film. It’s all on Youtube, see: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHFznLmt1i8

The music is of course by TED-D. Check him out on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/djteddmusic/

Enjoy the episode!

It's time for a solo episode, and you know what that means - time for me to talk about a movie nobody gives a shit about! BUT THEY SHOULD. 

This movie came out the same year as Star Wars. Imagine competing with Star Wars. For that and a bunch of other reasons, this movie isn't nearly as well-known as it ought to be. I hope to enlighten people about how great it is. 

Enjoy the episode, and if you like the Every God Damn Week theme music, check out the artist, TED-D on Instagram for more info on him and what he's up to: https://www.instagram.com/djteddmusic/

Enjoy the episode!

Greetings, podcast fans. My girlfriend, Maegan O'Neill (I hope I'm spelling that right), joins me again for movie discussion. We both love this movie, and Taika Watitititititii in general, so this was FUN. 

There was no episode last week, so there will be another one up in the next couple days. Look forward to upcoming episodes on "Citizen Kane", "I Saw the Devil", and "Close Encounters of the Third Kind"! 

Don't forget to share this podcast with a million friends. 

As always, thanks to TED-D for the intro/outro music! Here's his Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/djteddmusic/

Greetings, podcast fans. My girlfriend, Maegan O'Neill (I hope I'm spelling that right), joins me again for movie discussion. We both love this movie, and Taika Watitititititii in general.

Greetings, podcast fans. My girlfriend, Maegan O'Neill (I hope I'm spelling that right), joins me again for movie discussion and banter.

FINALLY, Paul Methot and I get on this sucka. We already covered the sequel, but never got on the original… until…. now.

We, of course, enjoyed making this episode. Have fun listening to it!

Blade Runner-related video from Adam Savage: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ITiJkdL5QEQ

Ted’s Instagram (he made the music you’re hearing in the episode): https://www.instagram.com/djteddmusic/

Welcome, most excellent listeners, to a podcast so bodacious it just might blow your speakers.

Say hello once again to my esteemed guest, Fuji Mooney. If you have half as much fun listening to this podcast as we did making it, EXCELLENT!

Speaking of guys named Ted, check out TED-D on Instagram. He does the music for the podcast! https://www.instagram.com/djteddmusic/?hl=en

Party on, dudes!

Welcome to you, listener. And welcome to the podcast, for the first time, David Zima! He abandoned his infant son to be here, so show some appreciation.

This movie was fun to watch, and a fun episode. I hope it inspires you to ride an expensive motorcycle all the way to freedom.