One Hour, One Brain Cell

"Twenty-one? You stupid." Yes, we've been saving up this episode title. To celebrate our show finally breaking into legal drinking age, we bring you all the ups and downs of the past week - including Billie Eilish's masterpiece of a third album, the Imola Grand Prix, and Jürgen Klopp's departure from Liverpool. In case your niche doesn't align very specifically with our interest in those things, we also have some of the best of the internet for you too. Don't say we never did anything nice for you. Plus, Jordan offers practical plumbing advice and Richie grapples with the frosty spectre of capitalism. All this and more on the 21st edition of the One Hour, One Brain Cell podcast.

What you don’t know is that that sweater is not just blue, it’s not turquoise, it’s not lapis, it’s actually cerulean. You’re also blithely unaware of the fact that we're just using this episode as an excuse to make copious Ocean's 8 references and critique celebrity looks as two wildly unqualified fashion analysts - it's the Met Gala, One Hour One Brain Cell 20th episode edition! While you took some time to reminisce on Meryl Streep's iconic monologue, we edited our resumes and found that we are, however, qualified to give our opinion on: the new summer Red Bull, the Eras Tour 2.0, and the tragic loss of our good friend the Panera Charged Lemonade, so we'll do that too. We close with yet another suspiciously inaccurate Letterboxd review from Richie and a look into the future two-person Haasy In Bio campaign we'll be undertaking in the name of the show - all this and more on this episode of the One Hour, One Brain Cell podcast.

We've kept it relatively cool, calm, and collected for the first 18 episodes of the show - but today might be the day we finally snap. First, Jordan practices her active anger management skills as we recap the Miami Grand Prix and ponder the eternal question of why a bollard would need to be on a Formula 1 racetrack. Meanwhile, we evaluate the validity of Richie's Letterboxd reviews (not for the first time, and certainly not the last), as well as his red/green flag takes of the week. Finally, we process our feelings on the Chicago Rat Hole, Kendrick vs. Drake, and the baseball beekeeper who saved the day and got his moment in the spotlight. All this and more on the latest episode of the One Hour, One Brain Cell podcast. (FINALLY ONE HOUR LONG!)

It's a question as old as time: would you rather eat 1,000 artificially flavored cheese balls while the city of New York watches, or eat an entire rotisserie chicken for 40 days in a row while the city of Philadelphia watches your final feat? By some miracle of the indomitable human spirit, both of those things have actually been done, and we recap their perils and tales of heroism on today's show. We also discuss our most recent entries on Letterboxd, Jordan tells us about the Goodreads goal she will definitely be failing this year, and we wrap it all together with a neatly lightbulb-shaped bow. (This will make sense, trust us.) It's yet another overly chaotic and hardly planned-out episode of the One Hour, One Brain Cell podcast!

We're back, we're over time, and we're obsessed with Taylor Swift's newest album - so really, you haven't missed very much. On this very special episode of the show, we're breaking down (in every sense of the word) The Tortured Poets Department, including all of the ways in which it's snuck onto our TikTok for you pages. It's no Every Single Album, but we'd like to think we're credentialed enough for at least a little analysis on the synths, syntax, and subject matter. We also critique Richie's highly-suspect Letterboxd rating system, briefly recap the Formula 1 China Grand Prix, and air grievances about the Ticketmaster-sponsored hell we tried to fight our way through this week. Spoiler alert, we lost (both times). All this, a hefty helping of memes, and more - on the latest edition of the One Hour, One Brain Cell podcast.

We're back with episode 16 (for real this time) - and a lot has happened since our Lost Episode recording. First, we cover the two major geological and cosmic events that, experienced in a two week period, would've been enough to convince our ancestors the world was in The End Days: the "west of Manhattan" earthquake and the solar eclipse. We also manage our chronic pain with Joker 2 memes, most of which just involve inserting Lady Gaga's Nurtec ODT ad into every frame from the new trailer. Back on track (literally and figuratively), we break down some of the Hot Laps of the Suzuka Grand Prix in Formula One Hour, Formula One Brain Cell - and finish with a little race recap of our own. It's memes, madness, and one very poor attempt at Chappell Roan's HOT TO GO! dance - this is the latest edition of One Hour, One Brain Cell.

It’s our 15th episode, which means we’ve spent at least 15 hours broadcasting our nonsense to the world (and that’s 15 hours of your lives you won’t be getting back, dear listeners). On today’s special musical episode (just kidding, we don’t want to do that as much as you don’t want to hear it) we revisit the cultural phenomenon beloved by theater kids and Emma Stone enjoyers alike - 2016’s La La Land. We also bring you the return of Formula One Hour, Formula One Brain Cell and recap the drama, DRS, and DNFs of the Australian Grand Prix. Finally, we close the show with some random thoughts about Joker 2, April Fool’s Day, and perhaps Jordan’s most blatant ***lack of brain cells*** moment yet.

We put on our tin foil hats (and green for St. Patrick's Day) to dive into some of the most popular and hilarious internet theories of all time. From the existence of birds to lost luggage, ghosts, Kate Middleton, and Bigfoot (who are not the same cryptid, believe it or not), join us for this dose of mischief and mystery. We also debut another *to be named* segement where Richie tries to be like Roger Ebert and reviews his latest cinema experience - this week we hear his Letterboxd review about the newest KStew drama, Love Lies Bleeding.

(Can you tell who wrote the description this week?)

(You did a great job Richie, I just edited it for clarity)

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Welcome to episode 13, which is contractually mandated to include at least one Taylor Swift reference. As usual, join your hosts for a trip into the Twilight Zone that is the internet's favorite memes of the week, made worse by randomly-inserted ads and Richie discovering the soundboard function of our show software. Then, take a trip with us into the Peruvian Amazon as we recap the cult classic that is Madame Web and talk all things Oscars (yes, including Messi). Plus, Richie brings us the newest recurring segment, which he's brilliantly coined Formula One Hour, Formula One Brain Cell - our discussion of all things F1. Grab a sandwich and a Cerveza Cristal if you're of legal earthly or intergalactic drinking age - it's lights out and away we go here on the One Hour, One Brain Cell podcast.

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The internet was actually so full of memes and garbageposting this week that it bogged down Richie's connection, so we're trying a new video format for this week's episode. After a (week) long hiatus, we're back discussing all things viral and horrifying - the Willy Wonka Experience in Glasgow, imaginary friends that might be ghosts of bubonic plague victims, and choosing to ignore the existence of space and other planets. We also dive into the first week of Formula One racing, which unfortunately for you all might become a weekly segment. Sit back and relax with some soda made the old-fashioned way and tunes by Julie Ragbeer - it's the latest episode of the One Hour, One Brain Cell podcast.

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