Static & Dust

Episode 13: Two DeLoreans, No Flux Capacitor.Jeremy has developed what appears to be a completely reasonable obsession with DeLoreans.The problem: we’ve now located two of them sitting in Baton Rouge, neither appears to have moved in years, and somehow this has turned into a mission.Jeremy wants the car(s). Dave has a plan! Stop speculating, knock on the door, meet the owners, and find out what it would actually take to drag one of these stainless-steel time capsules back to life. There’s also talk of filming the whole thing on an old VHS camera, because apparently making this harder is part of the appeal.Naturally, that leads us into Ariana Grande, Hollywood body standards, J.D. Salinger’s original mic drop, *Apocalypto*, secret back rooms, the algorithm that be, Rumple Minze, old expressions we probably shouldn’t repeat, and a woman wearing a Smashing Pumpkins shirt who has no idea who Billy Corgan is.So basically: **two DeLoreans, one questionable plan, and absolutely no flux capacitor.**Welcome to **Static & Dust**.Subscribe, comment, and tell us: **Would you knock on the door?**#StaticAndDust #DeLorean #BackToTheFuture #Podcast #ArianaGrande

Episode 12 of Static & Dust. Demons! Are they real? We know!Demons, possession, The Exorcist, Jeffrey Dahmer, haunted hard drives, and two guys trying very hard to have a serious conversation before the whole thing immediately jumps the tracks and rolls into the ditch.We start with big questions about evil.We somehow end up with technical difficulties, bad decisions, and a hard drive that may or may not need a priest.We start high-end.We end somewhere near the gutter.Static & Dust: where the evil is real, the takes are questionable, and the technical difficulties might be possessed.

Episode 11 of Static & Dust is what happens when two guys sit down to get to the bottom of the world’s noise and immediately become part of the noiseJeremy and Dave talk Star Wars fandom the Millennium Falcon Yoda and the kind of argument that proves nobody hates Star Wars more passionately than people who love Star WarsFrom there the conversation goes exactly where you would expect nowhere predictableDating appsAlien disclosureMissing scientistsPriests getting briefedPolitical labelsInternet outragePeople demanding proof while believing people and bots with patriotic Twitter handles and eagle profile picturesAnd somewhere in the middle of it all Pee wee Herman enters the chatWhich makes senseBecause if you are talking about culture scandal nostalgia public panic and America losing its mind over weird behavior Pee wee is basically a patron saint of wait why was everyone screamingThis episode is about the noiseThe staticThe rumorsThe fandomsThe moral panicsJeremy and Dave may not solve the world’s problems but they will absolutely point at them laugh ask for proof and wonder why the air conditioning guy still has not fixed the damn studioStatic & DustTwo guys getting to the bottom of the world’s noise one bad theory at a timeExplicit languageQuestionable wisdomOccasional truth#StaticAndDust #Podcast #Yoda #PeeWeeHerman #Aliens #StarWarsFandom #ConspiracyTalk #ComedyPodcast #CultureChaos #AlienDisclosure

Most people try to hide their weirdness. Z.G. Burnett aka The Preppy Witch wants you to wear yours like a blazer and a bow tie.In this episode, we step into the strange, stylish world of writer, illustrator, antique enthusiast, and modern mystic Z.G. Burnett. She blends folk magic, haunted history, and classic American prep into something entirely her own, proving you don’t have to be goth to believe in the unseen.We get into colonial folk magic, Salem, Wicca, Hollywood witches, TikTok Witch Talk, antique hauntings, and why America is still very much haunted by its puritan roots. Z.G. explains how old beliefs survive in the strangest places: family recipes, jewelry boxes, childhood memories, vintage gravestones, and the objects we inherit without fully understanding.This conversation is for skeptics, seekers, collectors, spell-casters, and anyone who suspects the attic knows more than it’s saying.We talk about why the word “witch” has transformed from accusation to badge of honor, how to safely begin exploring witchcraft, and why staying curious might be the most powerful spell of all.Hit play. You may not leave with a broomstick, but you might start looking at your house, your heirlooms, and your own weird instincts a little differently.Static & Dust: where the weird stuff survives.#StaticAndDust #ThePreppyWitch #ZGBurnett #PreppyWitch #WitchTok #FolkMagic #HauntedHistory #ModernMysticism #AntiqueHauntings #SalemWitchTrials #Witchcraft #WeirdHistory #Mysticism #OccultHistory #WhereTheWeirdStuffSurvives

Jeremy & Dave sit down with Kelsey, a young archaeologist, for a late-night style dive into Southern culture, ancient civilizations, burial mounds, celestial alignments, restaurant life, and the strange parallels between fading Southern towns and the ruins of the ancient world. From meth to methodology, vape clouds to vanished empires, the conversation turns toward revival, the human need to seek truth, and what survives when a culture begins to forget itself. A journey through history, mystery, decay, and rediscovery on this episode of Static & Dust.

This episode of Static & Dust starts with spirit animals, collector weirdness, and a screwdriver that somehow became the Holy Grail for people who absolutely need to go outside more.But as usual, the conversation takes a hard left into something bigger.After a bizarre coffee shop encounter, Jeremy and Dave dig into the strange rules of modern life: everyone sees the problem, everyone smells the problem, but nobody is supposed to say anything about the problem. From corporate cowardice to social media pile-ons, public disorder, outrage culture, hypocrisy, and the fear of speaking honestly, this episode is about the moment you stop whispering and finally say it out loud. The message is simple: **we’re not afraid anymore.**Not afraid to ask questions. Not afraid to laugh at the absurdity. Not afraid to disagree. Not afraid to say common sense still matters.It’s comedy, frustration, coffee shop chaos, and two friends trying to stay human in a world that keeps demanding everyone act like a malfunctioning algorithm.**Static & Dust:** real talk, dark humor, weird stories, and the occasional potbelly pig spirit animal.**Hashtags:**#StaticAndDust#ComedyPodcast#RealTalkPodcast#OutrageCulture#WeirdAmerica

**Static & Dust got interrupted by real life.**Mid-episode, news broke about a tragic shooting at our local mall. We kept recording, but the mood shifted fast.There was still wit, because that’s the show. But there was also legit concern, disbelief, and empathy for everyone affected.Sometimes the static gets a little too real.We made this podcast to share our thoughts, challenge the noise, and add something positive to a society we still believe can be better.And we’ll keep doing that with humor, real talk, and the honesty people are craving.Baton Rouge, our broadcast location is the wild west...#StaticAndDust #PodcastClips #PodcastEpisode #ComedyWithHeart #RealTalk #Community #ConversationMatters

On this episode of Static & Dust, we sit down with filmmaker and actor Joseph Poliquin, also known from Five Nights at Freddy’s, for a conversation full of the kind of behind-the-scenes chaos you truly cannot invent. From Tom Hanks giving him a nickname to bizarre Hollywood moments that sound like they came out of a lost screenplay, Joseph has stories. We get into the weirdness of the business, the awkwardness, the ego, the hustle, and one especially sharp encounter with Stephen Graham that brings just the right amount of bite. And yes, we had to bring up Mr. Cupcake. Any actor who survives the world of Five Nights at Freddy’s and still comes out funny and self-aware is doing something right. We also roll into Skate to Hell, starring Joseph, because a title like that was never getting past Static & Dust without a discussion. It is exactly the kind of cult-title madness we love. Under all the insanity, this episode is really about film, the chaos of the industry, genre storytelling, and taking your shot before it passes you by. We also talk about Joseph’s upcoming project, Death Cabs, a thriller-comedy set for 2027. Watch the full episode at the link in bio. Drop a 🎢 if you like your Hollywood stories weird. https://www.youtube.com/hashtag/staticanddust https://www.youtube.com/hashtag/josephpoliquin https://www.youtube.com/hashtag/fivenightsatfreddys https://www.youtube.com/hashtag/skatetohell https://www.youtube.com/hashtag/hollywoodstories

Back when the 2000s scene was all black eyeliner, burned CDs, YMCA shows, and promoters running on fumes, the chaos felt real. In this episode, Jeremy and Dave sit down with Tony, former touring musician and now a hilarious millennial nostalgia creator, to talk about the wild world behind the emo, punk, and DIY scene. They get into the weird promoters of the 2000s, broke bands, underground venues, Hot Topic’s rise from outsider uniform to mall-approved identity, and the weird way social media is rewriting scene history. From “sellout” debates to elder emo cosplay, this is a funny, sharp, and nostalgic look at what was real, what was ridiculous, and what somehow still matters. If you ever snuck into a show, bought a studded belt at the mall, or argued about Green Day, this one’s for you. #StaticAndDust #EmoNostalgia #2000sScene #2000smusic #2000smusicscene

Static & Dust Episode 4
Dave and Jeremy dive into a darker question: why do some people seem born to be villains?
Picture this: a preschooler already manipulating like they’re auditioning for a horror film. Some traits just seem baked in from the start.

Are monsters made, or do some people come into the world that way?
Nature, nurture, trauma, or something darker hiding underneath?

#StaticAndDust #BornVillains #DarkAndDeep #NatureVsNurture #VillainEnergy