Ozone Nightmare

Tonight, a special episode

of the thirty, which should really 'the sixty', recorded live on my drive in to Las Vegas for Blogworld. This is the first is a series of special Blogworld content you'll be seeing. Enjoy!Theme Music: "The Gold (Dubmatix Runnin' Remix)" by John Brown's Body

Episode 7 of the thirty, bringing the second segment of our first 'listener

comment' series. This episode, I talk a bit about computers, from my theory on what you should look for in one to how to figure out what all the jargon means. Enjoy!Theme Music: "Came from the Deep" by Film Noir World

It's show 150 baby! This

week we start off with some amusing stories of booze and college life,

then meander into a deliberation on the evolution of political beliefs

for individuals. From there we ramble our way into a discussion on the

nature of ideals, and more specifically on the increasingly outdated

concept of masculinity. Enjoy!Opening Music: "Alive WIP v2" by George CarpenterClosing Music: "Born Under A Bad Sign" performed by The Great Oglee Moglee Blues Band

This week we had some technical snags but still turned out another rambling narrative on quite the range of topics. We start off talking wingtips, move smoothly into the evolution of budgetary responsibility and then have jarring detour into the hygiene habits of Chewbacca and his ilk. Talking Star Wars brings up my recent discovery (thanks to a fan comment) of the fanedit community. After my system crashes (and you'll hear it coming on my end) we pick back up with a recent study on how the brain has the ability to subvert free will. Finally, the subtle functionality of alien intimacy. Enjoy!Opening Music: "Alive WIP v2" by George CarpenterClosing Music: "Born Under A Bad Sign" performed by The Great Oglee Moglee Blues Band

Episode 6 of the thirty here for ya. This episode: my first segment of the 'listener response' series. Enjoy!Theme Music: "Nature Of The Experiment" by Tokyo Police Club

This week we're running free range once again, and we start with the more symptoms of the ruination of cinema. After that, we remark on the deft writing required to gradually turn a protagonist insane without losing the sympathy of the audience and the questionable decision that sometimes gets made to attempt to finish the unfinished work of a dead author. Speaking of questionable decisions, we discuss the recent news that

Disney is attempting to buy Marvel Comics, and while we're on the topic of comics we present a mini-review of the new Batman game. Talking about games gets us lamenting the loss of arcades, and the everlasting importance of jiggliness

in the design of video game women. Finally, speaking of women leads to take a moment to bask in the magic of Milla, who I suppose I would call my muse. And hey, Mysterious Universe has relaunched! Enjoy!Opening Music: "Alive WIP v2" by George CarpenterClosing Music: "Born Under A Bad Sign" performed by The Great Oglee Moglee Blues Band

We're back this week, and we're opening with a strange spotting of the Goblet Of Fire and a discussion of being unplugged from the daily compu-grind. After that, we climb into out own heads to talk about phobias for a bit and we even find a website with a cure for a common one! Speaking of the

internets, we take some time to discuss the speed at which information

spreads across the internet, correct or incorrect. We even start some

nonsense ourselves! From there Lando and I butt heads on Puerto Rico, which I view as a model nation and Lando feels is a freeloader. As we near the end we get into a bit of language discussion and how our upbringing has factored into our word choices and even the structure of our conversations. Finally, we wonder if there exists a 'Big Question' that you could ask a room to truly gauge anyone, and has anyone out there heard it already? Enjoy! Opening Music: "Alive WIP v2" by George CarpenterClosing Music: "Born Under A Bad Sign" performed by The Great Oglee Moglee Blues Band

This

week, one of our most singularly focused shows ever. We essentially talk about a few aspects of the potential of the human being. At first, we approach it from a purely physical sense, by commenting on pain and the limits of endurance. After that, we muse on the concepts of heroism and athleticism and what those concepts really mean. Once again, from very little topic matter we manage to construct an entire show. Enjoy!Opening Music: "Alive WIP v2" by George CarpenterClosing Music: "Born Under A Bad Sign" performed by The Great Oglee Moglee Blues Band