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The trio of brings you joy, happiness, and fuzzy happiness discussing hoa saying no to Christmas in November, Disney is doing a promotion with Verizon, Disney holding back episodes for nefarious reasons, and cattle mutilation in Oregon.
The trio of degeneration bring you happiness while they discuss favorite quotes often, why we missed a few episodes, potential Disney catalog for Disney channel, importance of consecrated buildings, and songs you'd torture someone with.
The trio disrupts your calm discussing tangentals young nostalgia movies and do they exist anymore, how do we relate to the new digital generation growing up, pop history becoming unknown, and the lack of interest in history.
The trio returns to bring you joy and happiness discussing CME's and Yellowstone super volcano, cigarette health benefits, smart phone microphones, YouTube, political bashing, coming to peaceful position with opposing opinions, and some of our political views
RFR returns to review Hate Crime directed by Steven Esteb
The trio is back to the usual to discuss drinks you don't want to try, drinks we like, different alcohols, somehow Ken Burns, vanta-black, and favorite alcohol.
The trio is down one and has Bri join them to discuss Dave Chappelle's new comedy on Netflix, micro bible, Ramos gin fizz, Orlando Bloom stepping out of Hollywood, issues of movies selections these days, horror stories in movies and stories.
The trio is not a trio this episode but a quad with the addition of the old guy to discuss Disney acquisition of FOX content, controlling censorship and adjusting content, the momentum of activist movements, the influence of journalism on the masses, a new release of a book about 9/11 The Only Plane In The Sky, books to read complete opposite of RFR, and the deadliest century checkmate blackglove.
The trio celebrates another occasion to bring you joyous topics of drinking koolaid, how history will write and notate accomplishments, notable mentions of controversial acts, people of note that are annoying and hacks, long term effects of technological advancements, and issues of living on our planet.
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