Ginger On Ginger

This week, we argue about the Disney Star Wars films, discuss how to ruin a surprise party, and plug our guest spot on Presidential Death Match, being released on Thursday, Nov. 19th.

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This week we talk about the color of Green. We reminisce about the Red Green Show, Jacob shares his first skiing experience, then Alex dishes on how he messed up at his first school dance.

This week we talk about Jacob’s first time getting drunk, Alex getting mad at political pollsters, and then do both a Q&A and a police blotter!

Join your host DJ Jizzy Jeff for a delightful selection of hits and deep cuts from yesteryear to today. Plus, the exclusive world premiere of the new Mrs. Ghost single, "Campaign Speech."

For Jacob’s last podcast in Austin, he invites his comedy troupe to perform their sketch show, “Welcome to Milktown,” which takes place in a dairy-based utopia and features former pod guest Christabel Lin!

Big Sub Energy is:

Dennis Budde

Christabel Lin

Marvin Okafor

Katie Gonzalez

Jake White

Nicholas Mandrell-Anderson

Ian Buffum

Jacob Godbey

“Welcome to Milktown” starts at 7:30 and the police blotter starts at 46:00.

Remember POD? We sure do. And we talk about them. Then we discuss board games, high school sports, and our thesis that competitiveness is proportional to skill.

We spend this episode sounding like grumpy old men, then talk about the viral videos of the early days, and then Jacob talks about the cease-and-desist letter he received from NBC.

Can circumstance be art? Is a podcast hosted by two redheads with a small following art? These are just many of the questions we pose this week as we dig into the inner workings of visual, auditory, and quantum mediums.

This week, we chat about Seasonal Affective Disorder, launching our podcast into space, the time Jacob jumped off a ski chair lift, and what vegetables our mothers have failed to grow.

This week, Sean Kirkpatrick returns to the podcast to discuss performing comedy in Montana, being unable to separate art from the artist, and being appreciative of your creative successes.

See Sean's work here: http://www.seankirkpatrick.work/