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Sorry He Sucks
By Amber Jones and Kara NissenSociety & Culture
Sorry He Sucks episodes
- 34 - Armie & Kevin
On the very first episode of the LONG awaited new season Kara and Amber discuss Armie Hammer and Kevin Spacey. yeah... yikes.
2 hr 1 min - 33 - Aubrey Part Two of Season Finale
Amber tells Kara all about DRAKE AKA Aubrey Drake Graham. Is he a creep? Is he a genius? Is he a softboi loooooser? Is he all three? You will have to listen to find out!
1 hr 3 min - 32 - Marshall Part One of Season Finale
In part one of their season finale, Kara tell Amber all about Marshall Mathers AKA Eminem AKA Slim Shady and the rather revolting things he's said and done...
58 min - Sorry SHE Sucks? Patreon Bonus Ep
Head on over to the patreon and join us for our very first Sorry She Sucks! Who will it be? Someone pretty shit...
3 min - 31 - Stanley & Alfred
This week Kara and Amber discuss two old white men who lived LOOOOOONG lives: Stanley Kubrick and Alfred Hitchcock
2 hr 9 min - 30 - Terry & Robert
Just want you wanted an ART episode featuring FASHION as wellllll! Kara and Amber talk all things Terry Richardson & Robert Mapplethorpe with a good spattering of Patti Smith as well.
1 hr 38 min - 29 - James & Ethan
Kara and Amber discuss whether James Franco and Ethan Hawke are dreamy hots or shitty nots.
1 hr 44 min - 28 - Frank & Marlon
Kara and Amber look into the long long lives of two dead white guys: Frank Sinatra and Marlon Brando.
2 hr 7 min - 27 - John & Walt
In our very first animators episode we discuss John K (John Kricfalusi) the creator of Ren & Stimpy and Walt Disney, the creator of... animation... kind of.
1 hr 56 min - 26 - Bill & Chevy
This week it's Bill Murray and Chevy Chase who get a good going over... How bad are your fav bad dad comedians? Pretty bad but have a listen anyway.
1 hr 55 min
About Sorry He Sucks
From the publisher's feed
Sorry He Sucks is about the soft spots we have in our hearts for artists who may have done terrible things. Can we or should we separate the art from the artist?