CW: Discussion of sexual violence The chopping block: Lolita, by Vladimir Nabokov (1955); Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby (2006) Jacob takes a weird, whimsical dance through Hell, Sam gets off some one-liners, and something something Oingo Boingo. Theme by Irritating Rainbow (<a href= "http://www.irritatingrainbow.com/">website</a>) Produced by Sam Young. Correction: A Russian monarchist killed Nabokov's father, not the USSR. We at the Breakup regret this historical oversight.

CW: Discussion of sexual violence The chopping block: Lolita, by Vladimir Nabokov (1955); Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby (2006) Jacob takes a weird, whimsical dance through Hell, Sam gets off some one-liners, and something something Oingo Boingo. Theme by Irritating Rainbow (website) Produced by Sam Young. Correction: A Russian monarchist killed Nabokov's father, not the USSR. We at the Breakup regret this historical oversight.

CW: Discussion of sexual violence The chopping block: Lolita, by Vladimir Nabokov (1955); Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby (2006) Jacob takes a weird, whimsical dance through Hell, Sam gets off some one-liners, and something something Oingo Boingo. Theme by Irritating Rainbow (<a href="http://www.irritatingrainbow.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">website</a>) Produced by Sam Young. Correction: A Russian monarchist killed Nabokov's father, not the USSR. We at the Breakup regret this historical oversight.

TBU 38: Ecstasy

A podcast about destroying the things you love...by giving them away.
Ever recommended a movie to a friend? And then your friend hated it? And then you argued about it? And then you recorded that argument and made jokes and published it on the Internet?
That's The Breakup.
Each episode your hosts Sam and Jacob enlighten/torture each other with their favourite pop culture and media, from anime and Canadian tragicomic miniseries, to webcomics and Soviet art films.

Comedy

TV & Film

A podcast about destroying the things you love...by giving them away. Ever recommended a movie to a friend? And then your friend hated it? And then you argued about it? And then you recorded that argument and made jokes and published it on the Internet? That's The Breakup. Each episode your hosts Sam and Jacob enlighten/torture each other with their favourite pop culture and media, from anime and Canadian tragicomic miniseries, to webcomics and Soviet art films.

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