John Carpenter’s They Live is a dystopian sci-fi thriller where alien invaders are not only already amongst us – they are our rulers, we are their livestock, and our world is just another resource to be used up and thrown away. Matt, Ian, and Josh put on the damn glasses and see what’s really behindContinue reading "Episode 43 – They Live"

Hoopy Froods Matt, Ian, Walter, and Josh grab a towel, some Slurm, and ponder the great mysteries of our universe – Are we alone? Will we ever find alien life? Is Josh actually a Vogon?

Matt, Josh, Ian, and Dave examine the true harbingers of the apocalypse – pandemics and extreme weather catastrophes. This gruesome twosome – though occasionally assisted by a handful of returning stars – occupy the top of just about any list dedicated to “reasons why shit changed, hard and fast”.

Rounding off our series of the three major colonial powers in North America; Matt, Ian, and Dave implore you to re-watch Pocahontas and recognize that Disney made an animated feature about a genocide. Up next are the Pilgrims before we catch back up with our large boy G-Dubs.

Dave joins Matt, Ian, and Josh for a brief detour about the politics of power behind the great highway projects of history. This marks the first appearance of the villain, Robert Moses, who’s joined by our old pal Hitler in an unholy alliance to bring blacktop to the people.

Josh, Walter, and Matt go to White Castle. Walter finds a child abuse guidebook in the bargain bin, and we waste a little time with that up top. It’s my birthday so I took it easy, sue me.

Part 2 of our deep dive on car culture! This time, it’s Henry Ford and his desire to destroy horses, air quality, and The International Jew. Spoilers: Henry’s dead and I ain’t so who’s really the winner here?

HUNTER BIDEN 2020 #CRACKROCKWHITEHOUSE

The classic Good Brains Boys look at the next big piece of American colonial history – the French! It turns out, there’s a reason for all those stereotypes. Acadia, Louisiana, and most importantly Canada played a huge role in early colonial politics.

Come away with me, LucilleIn my merry OldsmobileDown the road of life we’ll flyAutomobubbling, you and ITo the church we’ll swiftly stealThen our wedding bells will pealYou can go as far as you like with meIn my merry Oldsmobile