Charlie and Rabbit spend an hour and twenty minutes spitting in the faces of the bastard cops, bastard FBI agents, and bastard military bros who spend the public's hard earned money on flamethrowers and helicopters just to fight a bunch of slow, oversized, radioactive ants.

This darkly comedic found footage monster film packs a lot of themes between its absurd antics. Join Charlie and Rabbit as they discuss movie's perspectives on environmentalism, government cover-ups, and of course, TROOOOOOLLLS!!!!

Charlie and Rabbit tackle the main inspiration for Godzilla, while asking the difficult questions: What's a fathom, and why are there so many? Who ate the unfrozen, 1,000 year-old mastadon meat? And what's scarier in 1950s America--a disease-spreading, people-eating Rhedosaurus on a rampage, or the mental health system?

Charlie and Rabbit return to Skull Island to discuss Kong's failson, but they get detoured by melancholy monkey music and a righteous proletariat uprising. 

Who died and made Kong king? Why do the cops have enough funding for machine gun-mounted airplanes? And was it really beauty who killed the beast, or was it, like, capitalism?

Only listen to this episode if you're dying to know more about the hosts of No Gods, No Monsters, or if you've run out of content and want more. In this episode Charlie and Rabbit talk about the format of the podcast, their history with the kaiju genre, and some other stuff they can't remember.