Superiority Complex

Mad Men made me cry and Game of Thrones gave me the Heebie-Jeebies. Find out why on this week's breakdown of 2 of our favorite shows.

Join us as we begin a new feature on The Superiority Complex. Once a week, we'll be discussing Mad Men and Game of Thrones. This episode covers Episodes 1 & 2 of the 4th Season of Game of Thrones, and Episode 1 of the 7th (and final) season of Mad Men. Break out your Martini glasses because WINTER IS COMING!

First time guest Connor, kicks off his shoes and gets comfortable with us we break down the latest Godzilla trailer. Then, it's all fun and games when the kids hear about Gymkata for the very first time.

Chris Graham returns to tell us all about the debut of his film, Noble Fir, at the Cinequest Film Festival!

Madame De Spain returns to discuss the final episode of the Walking Dead Season 4. After that, we give a thumbnail sketch of one of Rock n' Roll's most underrated bands: The Kinks!

How was Grand Budapest Hotel? Why don't I "get" art? Who does the best sound effects?  All of these questions and more are answered by your favorite couple, the Lauren Nichols and Thomas Bailey.

Kaitlyn DeSpain could not stay away, so here she is again picking right up where she left off. We discuss, the significance of the number 42, why batteries are the weapons of choice for Giants fans, Medieval Times, the Renaissance Fair, and, of course, the latest episode of the Walking Dead. Plus, music recommendations!

Jesse Nuñez, is a musician, ad man, and all around raconteur. He sat down to regale us with his tales of growing up in East L.A., the Mexican Diaspora, inventing a new sport, and, of course, Los Doyers.

First time guest Kaitlyn Despain jumps right in with both feet to talk about her dreams of becoming an illustrator, why celebrities go nuts, and her undying love of Britney Spears. We also nearly end a decades long feud between Dodgers and Giants fans when we unite against a common enemy! 

It's been a year since we began this little dog and pony show and to commemorate the occasion, I got brought 3 of my favorite people in the whole world together to talk about...absolutely nothing. No fanfare, no pomp (or circumstance), just 3 middle aged people talking long into the night. Sounds fabulous doesn't it? It is, I assure you! Thank you so much to everyone who has supported this show for the past year. I have such a good time creating each episode and I am really glad to know that there are people out there who enjoy it. To all of my guests, thank you for all of your enthusiasm and your willingness to appear on the and to all of you Homo Superiors, THANK YOU FOR LISTENING!!