In the second part of this series, we discuss the arrival of a frightening new medium, the video cassette recorder! We'll talk about how a media frenzy also helped ban a selection of horror movies, resulting in prison sentences, police raids and the rise of a new black market!

Despite our intrigue, please do not seek out Texas Vibrator Massacre.

In this episode, we'll be discussing the history of the British Board of Film Classification, and the emergence of the video nasty!

We examine the beginnings of the BBFC, along with Hammer, James Bond, delinquent teenagers, and somehow, the Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles. We may even talk about the Daily Mail and old fuddy-duddy bigots, which may not surprise anyone.

Thanks to the BBFC though, we've been marked as safe from violent sausage-nunchuk gangs.

In this new episode, we're diving into one of the largest collector crazes of all time: Beanie Babies!

We talk about the owner, Ty Warner, the insane collectors market and how a bunch of homeless people were fed thanks to a horrendous McDonalds Happy Meal promotion!

WE HAVE RETURNED (again!)

Kicking off a brand new season of Gachapod, we're doing a deep dive into the history of Girls Gone Wild, as we discuss the bizarre crossover event with WWE. We also talk about the owner/fugitive Joe Francis, but please don't forget our disclaimer Joe! Please don't spit on us.

Content warning: Domestic violence, rape, pornography, Eric Bischoff.

In this latest episode, we're getting play of the game with our discussion of the lawsuit against video game company Activision Blizzard, by the state of California.

We do a deep dive into all of the news so far, including Blizzard and Bobby Kotick's past, Hanzo mains, Bill Cosby and even the CIA. Give this a listen quickly before Blizzard attempts to somehow shred an audio file.

CONTENT WARNING: Please note that in this episode, we mention topics relating to sexual harassment and suicide. If you or a loved one is struggling with harassment in a workplace, please check out these links below and find support today.

https://rightsofwomen.org.uk/

https://www.victimsupport.org.uk/

https://timesupnow.org/find-help/

We're back with another Quick Hit episode, where we discuss how hacking videogames in Japan is illegal, along with failed Kickstarters, black belts and an interesting question: what happens with your digital games when you die?

We've opened a ticket with Steam Support just to see what happens if Daniel's multiple copies of Football Manager just disappear into the ether, because we sure don't want to inherit those 'games'.

As always, subscribe to our podcast if you can tolerate us, and smash that like/comment button and tell all of your friends.

We're back with another deep dive - wait, no. That's inappropriate.

In this episode, we're talking about the biggest failure in Broadway history, Spider-Man: Turn off the Dark! Amongst it's many mishaps and malfunctions, we discuss the numerous injuries, the harsh reviews and why Bono should never attempt a musical again.

Our research was Song of Spider-Man by Glen Berger (which we highly recommend), as well as numerous sources found on the web.

We're back, baby! Again!

We're introducing QUICK HIT, our new shorter episode format which allows us to produce more content and have more of a focus on some of our heavily researched episodes too.

In this episode, we're talking about the singer Ado and her smash-hit song Usseewa that is upsetting Japan, along with Nintendo bringing the ban hammer and grown men fighting over Pokémon cards.

If you dig this new format, let us know! If you don't, well, I'm not quite sure what to say. Go listen to Joe Rogan.

Somebody played a Poké Flute and we finally woke up and decided to record a new episode!

That's right, we're back and we decided to discuss some of the biggest controversies in the biggest media franchise of all time, Pokémon!

We delve into Satanism, suffocation and Nazi salutes all in this delightful little episode. Please note Nintendo and Game Freak, we still love you and will always unquestionably consume your product.

DISCLAIMER: The opinions expressed in this episode are not facts or statements, and should not be viewed as much. We’re just a terrible satirical podcast after all. Nobody should trust the opinions of 3 white men.

Your favourite irregular podcast is back, baby! In this new episode, we discuss the history of Toonami, Cartoon Network's programming block that birthed the creation of filthy weeaboos worldwide.

We touch upon its cultural impact, strawberry-flavoured Pop-Tarts and highly-flammable Dragon Ball Z shirts. We cover it all in this episode, so sit comfortably and crack open that box of Pocky already.