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Me and Garrett's mic audio got corrupted so I had to edit the single audio track from Hannah's mic to make it as listenable as possible. I really didn't want to sacrifice the episode so that is what we're working with. We apologize for the subpar audio quality on this and the last episode. Extenuating circumstances lead to strange technical issues. Expect your high fidelity content to return soon.

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Ok. Everyone calm the f*ck down. Nobody needs to panic. Nobody has to get hurt.

Ok, Sure is here to soothe your mind and satiate your darkest desires.

Blurryface. 21 Pilots. Seminal album. Electronic pop, rap rock, alt hop, alt rock, alt alt, rock rock, whatever you want to call it-- we're reviewing it. And this show will be back on track soon, so help us God.

Hey hey hey welcome back to another satellite transmission coming to you from a celestial body not yet discovered by astrophysicists. So far they've only been able to identify it as what they are calling "The Ok, Sure Podcast." Fascinating stuff.

*NOTE*

We had some recording issues with this episode, so we ended up having to rip the Discord call and use that as the audio. Still too good of an episode to scrap it.

We've got a long one for you today, discussing and interpreting this monster of an album. The elephant album, a very special collection of songs that touches our hearts deeply and caresses our minds sweetly.

Some topics in this episode include breakup, grief, processing loss, etc. It's kind of a downer, but so is the music. So come along for a free therapy session if you feel so inclined. If not, we understand how you feel and you are heard.

Much love to our special guest on this episode, Penn.

May they rest in peace (still alive).

Let me ask you something. And be honest. Do we look like the stupidest motherf*ckers alive? Did you really think that this was it? That we'd roll over, and let you strike down the ones we love? That we'd cover our eyes and ears, lay down in the fetal position, and allow this tyrannical reign to continue?

This week it's a better version of the Ok, Sure podcast. We are the matrix. There is no you; there is no us. We are one. So respect the balance.

As always, HEAVY SPOILERS ahead for this movie. We're gonna be covering some Oscar nominated movies here in the next few weeks so stay tuned you little geckos.

Do you realize???

That the Ok, Sure podcast is back with a brand new episode. We've got new cohosts, new locations, new equipment, a whole new world for you to explore. And by new cohosts, I mean the same old losers that you're used to. Here I go again, rambling. Just grab some skittles and a Dr. Pepper and enjoy the ride.

This week we're covering the psychedelic cornerstone album Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots by the critically acclaimed experimental rock outfit The Flaming Lips. It's a deep, dark, bioluminescent world that you can dive into with your favorite boys. So ya know, it's like whatever man.

Enjoy!

It's alive! It's alive! It's dead! It's alive! It's dead! Oh who even gives a sh*t anymore. Nobody's buying the records, nobody's going to the theaters. Nobody cares about the important things in life. The little itty bitty creatures that live on our skin. Who am I kidding. Nothing matters. Enjoy this little Halloween themed film review. The VVitch by Robert Eggers! It's a banger. A banger indeed.

Happy Halloween motherf*ckers.

The bombs were pounding drums, distant but powerful all the same. Gunfire lit the sky like a strobe light. Buried in the sand, we laid silently and tensely, praying for the drumming of artillery to end. Welcome... to the Ok, Sure podcast. We hope you enjoy this interdimensional fictitious transmission, brought to you by the latest developments in bioscience and evolutionary discovery. Lick the bowl when you're done. And we'll fill it again next week. Enjoy!

Alright, pencils down everyone. Eyes up front. A new helping of your favorite slop has hit the cold metal basin that is your trough. It's time to stop what you're doing and listen to three dumb****s discuss meaningless things for your ears.

All jokes aside, we're just getting back into the swing of recording and being entertaining, so pardon the rust as we reacquire our sea legs in this whole thing. Next week, we'll be back to regular scheduled programming with an album review for your beautiful ears. Thank you to everyone who listens, fr. <3

Yep. That's me. You're probably wondering how I got here...

After an extended period of emotional, psychological, and physical torment, your two protagonists are back to bring you more scrumptious content. Yes, it has been years. It pains us as much as it pains your little achy heart. This show never died, but its creator(s) nearly did. All will be explained at some point; for now, enjoy this review of a recent horror movie that we enjoyed.

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This was recorded in Wisconsin, while visiting our friend Henry (guest of the episode). The recording setup was a bit whack, so please forgive any weird echoey moments. I cleaned it up as best as I could in the editing room, but I wasn't able to get it perfect. And ignore the silence at the very start. You can just think of it as a moment of silence for the years it's been since we've uploaded.

For the sake of those of you who are panicking right now--screaming and writhing on your floor, clutching your head in your hands, bathing in your own tears. Rest assured, this show isn't gone. As cool and badass as Garrett and I thought we were back in the old days, ultimately, we were kids. Life kicked us like an angry horse in a cow pasture. Or something. Suffice to say, life got f*cked up. And it became really difficult for us to record the show. We always missed doing it, and always talked about returning. Now, things have healed a little. Time cures, as they say. So, although I can't promise a return to regularly weekly episodes, I can promise that this show is not dead. It may be crawling on the ground bleeding, but it ain't dead.

So stay tuned you lovely little butterflies.

Hello. Today we are reviewing Darren Aronofsky's latest film, "The Whale" starring Brendan Fraser. This movie had a lot to offer as far as character relationships, acting prowess, and dramatic themes. We both really enjoyed the film, so maybe you'll enjoy our breakdown. And definitely check out this movie. Thanks everyone!