Sage and Gavin call up their favorite anti-fascist wallaby, Andrew Callaway, to find out how to escape the trappings of corporate drudgery at Conglom-O. Though they might all swing by the demo pit at the Jackhammer Expo first...

What made Rocko's Life so Modern? How's Sage's Australian accent? Are you ready for your Gross up?

Find out on a very revolutionary episode of Is This Still Good?

Gavin and Sage were practicing their secret handshake when Max, the keeper of urban mythology, began a to unspool another tale. Gather round, as we delve into the secrets of Hillwood.

Is there a more wholesome Nicktoon than Hey Arnold? Does Sage know anything about Opera? What urban myths surround Half Moon Bay?

Find out on a very operatic episode of Is This Still Good?

Sage and Gavin were just a couple of nice guys working their bank jobs when the Perez bros burst into their lives dressed in zoot suits and green masks. Now they're on a rampage through Edge City, and I don't think the pony tail mob or bumbling detectives can stop them.

Has anyone ever had a better year than Jim Carrey in 1994? Can one survive a muffler enema? What makes Ska so sneaky?

Find out on a very smokin' episode of Is This Still Good?

On a very spoooooky Is This Still Good:

Lost Boys Sage and Gavin are joined by Santa Cruz native (and half-vampire) Sam Barrow to discuss growing up in the murder capital of the world, Vampire lore, and the incredible attractiveness of Jami Gertz.

What's with Corey Feldman's voice in this movie? Is Speed 2 a movie that happened? And most importantly, who is sexy sax man? Get on your bike and meet us at the lair for the answers.

You don't have to beat us, you just have to keep up.

All our episodes are available at stillgoodpod.com

Hilton returns to talk about the state of the world, as well as the Shaka series we SHOULD have watched, a 1985 miniseries that looks good, has actual historical value, and also there's a witch in it?

It also has the dopest theme song this side of Madagascar.

We also talk about the richest man in history, African explorers, working with Jonathan Majors, and of course the tragic passing of Chadwick Boseman (who used to buy books from Hilton's mom).

You can find the HD series of Shaka Zulu at https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcJmF-_zW_evwW0IdSZ-01DY7ITFknpn3

Let us know if you want to hear more of these unedited interviews.

Rapper (and former NBA all star) Thomas Churchill returns to the podcast to guide the boys through the East/West coast rivalry in '90s hip hop, a feud that really claimed more lives than it should have. The history of diss in hip hop is fascinating, and you absolutely should not bring your kids..

Did Jay z's mom really make him apologize to Nas? Is Alaska on the West coast? Are any of us in a feud with Takashi 69? There's literally only one way to find out, and it's not by reading the show notes.

You can find Thomas rapping on the internet under the name Al Patrone, or with his group Blaze Wave at https://hellaskeletonsrecords.bandcamp.com/album/pendemic . He also may or not have a podcast coming up, he's being pretty vague about it.

You can also find beats that Sage made in high school at https://soundcloud.com/sage-bilderback, although I'm not sure why you'd want to.

Confused by the title? So are we. Hilton continues to tell us the confounding tale of this property and the generally bizarre treatment of African Cinema in History. Get ready for some really out there pitches.

Did you know there was a Shaka Zulu Movie starring David Hasselhoff where Shaka Zulu gets enslaved, a thing that never happened in real life? Hilton does, and he's here to talk about it.

Resident hip hop geniuses Sage and Gavin use the deep web to decode the secrets and dark underbelly behind a classic jam. It's Young MC's Bust a Move, the first song Sage ever heard.

But will it be...the last?

Do you have feedback or an idea for an episode? DM us at @stillgoodpod, and check out our old episodes at stillgoodpod.com.

Sam De Surra from legendary improv group The Groundlings drops by the studio to talk about Brave Little Toaster, a film that is either an optimistic movie about determination or a treatise on mortality and servitude. Or maybe it's just Toy Story? Either way, there are a lot of Groundlings in it.

Watch the brave little toaster at https://archive.org/details/thebravelittletoaster1987720pupscale (the sequels are on Disney+).

You can take Groundling classes, even in a pandemic! You just have to do them online, www.groundlings.com/school/onlineclasses

Do you have feedback or an idea for an episode? DM us at @stillgoodpod, check out our old episodes at stillgoodpod.com, and stay tuned after the credits to see if anyone makes any new theme songs.