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In this episode, Ryan and Erik trade some laughs as they talk about the first two seasons of the FX original series What We Do in the Shadows, based on the 2014 film of the same name. Then, Ryan avoids being burned alive. Also, Erik gets the brain scramblies.

The first two seasons of What We Do in the Shadows are available for streaming on Hulu.

Timestamps:

Intro: 0:00

Main Topic: 2:12

Unsponsored Product Placement: 1:04:15

Hitting the Table: 1:07:34

Whatcha Been Consuming Recently?: 1:11:54

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In this episode, Ryan and Erik dive into their shared experience of the infamous Terraria, an action/adventure sandbox game made by Re-Logic. Then, Ryan crafts a yo-yo out of spider webs and a piece of wood. Later, Erik challenges Ryan to a fight to the death.

Timestamps:

Intro: 0:00

Main Topic: 2:24

It’s Time to Ask Ryan a Question: 1:11:24

Whatcha Been Consuming Recently?: 1:23:04

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In this episode, Ryan and Erik discuss Starship Troopers, a cult classic that is one of their favorite films to roast and laugh along with. Then, Ryan is a podcaster until he dies or Erik finds someone better. Later, Erik invites Ryan on a tangent about Pokémon.

Timestamps:

Intro: 0:00

Main Topic: 3:30

Ryan’s Word of the Day: 1:04:07

Hitting the Table with Erik: 1:14:02

Whatcha Been Consuming Recently?: 1:23:19

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Borderlands 2

In this episode, Ryan and Erik talk about Borderlands 2, the sequel to Gearbox’s successful dystopian, sandbox, shoot and loot video game. Then, Ryan introduces a brand new segment. Then, Erik also introduces a brand new segment. Later on, after all of the segments, the episode ends.

Timestamps:

Intro: 0:00

Main Topic: 1:30

Ryan’s Word of the Day: 49:50

Hitting the Table with Erik: 1:01:26

It’s Time to Ask Ryan a Question: 1:07:25

Whatcha Been Consuming Recently?: 1:13:19

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In this episode, Ryan and Erik speak about, and read passages from, the autobiographical writings of best selling author, David Sedaris. Then, Ryan eats some of his hat and insists that Erik doesn’t know what he’s missing. Also, Erik scares children who are in line to see Santa Claus.

Timestamps:

Intro: 0:00

Main Topic: 0:26

It’s Time to Ask Ryan a Question: 59:06

Whatcha Been Consuming Recently?: 1:02:59

Content links:

https://www.npr.org/2013/12/23/255550048/david-sedaris-reads-from-his-santaland-diaries

http://www.openculture.com/2014/09/20-free-essays-stories-by-david-sedaris.html

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The Lighthouse

In this episode, Ryan and Erik ride out the storm and test their sanities while discussing Robert Eggers’s sophomoric film, “The Lighthouse”. Then, Ryan gets pissed at Disney for erasing his favorite parts of the Star Wars canon. Also, Erik almost stumps Ryan with his question segment.

Sascha Schneider’s painting: Hypnosis, 1904

Timestamps:

Intro: 0:00

Main Topic: 2:31

It’s Time to Ask Ryan a Question: 1:06:50

Whatcha Been Consuming Recently?: 1:12:13

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In this episode, Ryan and Erik trade some laughs while discussing Jerry Seinfeld’s newest stand up special, “23 Hours to Kill”. Ironically, Ryan is not drinking any coffee. Also, Erik shares a PG bathroom story.

Timestamps:

Intro: 0:00

Main Topic: 5:12

It’s Time to Ask Ryan a Question: 42:25

Whatcha Been Consuming Recently?: 48:21

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In this episode, Ryan and Erik explore the enigmatic dystopia presented in the Netflix original film, “The Platform”, a Spanish psychological sci-fi thriller directed by Galder Gaztelu-Urrutia. Then, Ryan gets so upset after being tricked into buying a knife off the television that he throws the television out a window and it kills a man. Also, Erik has trouble remembering a simple acronym.

Timestamps:

Intro: 0:00

Main Topic: 0:50

It’s Time to Ask Ryan a Question: 50:13

Whatcha Been Consuming Recently?: 58:24

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In this episode, Ryan and Erik discuss multiverse theory, determinism, and more when they take a dive into the deep end of “Devs”, the newest project from Alex Garland, the visionary creator behind the movies “Ex Machina” and “Annihilation”. Then, Erik talks about his long hair and Ryan describes his beard (or maybe that was a different reality). Also, they each speak their own truths about determinism because they couldn’t have said anything differently.

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In this episode, Ryan and Erik talk about Erik’s first playthrough of “Doki Doki Literature Club!”, a psychological horror visual novel made by Team Salvato, which Ryan had played through several times before. Then, Ryan writes a poem in the hopes of wooing Erik. Also, Erik gets jealous and tries to delete Ryan from the podcast.

Will the guys talk their ways into your hearts? Find out right now in this new aural adventure!

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