They always seem to be dubious. As a fan, they can seem even disrespectful. Throughout the years, Video Games and Film haven't found a way collaborate effectively. Today's show discusses why this phenomenon occurs and how we would solve the failed cross-over adaptations. 

Historian and Teacher Frank Von Rassler joins us to discuss politics and his experience teaching over the past 20 years. We dive into the divisive politics today, the importance of history, and opinions about specific political issues. Today's show is quite academic, and we encourage you to listen, learn, and challenge everything talked about. As Frank mentions, you can't have a democracy without some disagreement. We hope you get something out of this political brainstorm. 

Movies. Horses. Ducks. Taxes. What else would you expect from our show on a day off? Listen to a loose episode about the best work-related films to indulge in on Labor day break! 

The Wild West is one of the most iconic time periods in American History. Yet, most cultural stigmas have led us to assume a romantic version of what life on the frontier really consisted of. Today, we dive into the economic and cultural backing behind the Wild West, and also discuss some famous outlaws. 

This episode is relaxed, laid back, and a tad disorganized. We tackle a brainstorm about friendship and out experience in maintaining friends. advice is accompanied by stories and commentary. We hope you can find some enjoyment in our bumbled mess. 

Violent Games are usually blamed for a lot of different things. But are the accusations against games legit? Hear our thoughts revolving around politics, gaming, and violence. 

Juzo Greenwood joins Isaac and Cameron to break down Quinton Tarantino's latest film: Once Upon a Time In Hollywood. This episode is mostly a review, but Cameron and Juzo share some insight into why they believe the film is powerful in retrospect of Tarantino's past work. Also worth the warning, Isaac is a sick frog. 

Austin explains his experience with track racing and the hobby alone. Hear his perspective on the sport and enjoy all the car knowledge Isaac doesn't understand! 

Hear Jonny Dorris explain his experience with animating and directing Wacky Towns and Les is More. We explore the struggles that come with pouring yourself out into creative work, and we reflect on our favorite animated films. 

Apologies in advance for the shorter episode — we had some issues with scheduling this week. Thankfully, our friend Lisa was able to step in! Lisa Brown is student studying at UC Berkley aiming to become a High School english teacher. Listen to find out how she came to this career choice!