Chewie talks about the previous night’s events in Cleveland which… were’t great. The first Presidential Debate between Joe Biden and President Donald Trump and the first game of the MLB Wildcard series between the Cleveland Indians and the New York Yankees.

NOTE: this episode was recorded BEFORE game 2 of the Wildcard series where my Tribe got swept out of the playoffs. Two bad nights in a row in the CLE.

Originally recorded on September 30th, 2020

Pip and Chewie discuss their all time favorite video games across any platform (console, computer, arcade, mobile, etc.)

Originally recorded on September 10th, 2020

Chewie gives some thoughts on being six months into the pandemic, a return to his office in downtown Cleveland and an upcoming show.

Originally recorded on September 14th, 2020

What happens when you look back at some of your favorite movies through today's lens?

In Episode #25 of The 406 Podcast, Chewie and Pip revisit a variety of classic comedies and cult favorites to discuss whether they could still be produced today. They cover controversial humor, satire, changing audience expectations, movie ratings, and the evolution of comedy while revisiting some unforgettable films from the '70s, '80s, and '90s.

Recorded July 13th, 2020

Chapters / Timestamps

00:00 Introduction & catching up

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In this episode of The 406 Podcast, Chewie reflects on the Cleveland Indians' consideration of changing their team name and how the conversation fits into a larger discussion about history, culture, and personal growth.

After hearing different viewpoints from friends and followers, he shares how his own perspective evolved while discussing Chief Wahoo, Native American representation in sports, historical monuments, and the importance of listening to experiences outside our own. The episode also explores the challenges of balancing tradition with changing cultural values and invites listeners to continue the conversation respectfully.

Recorded July 8th, 2020

Chapters / Timestamps

0:00 Intro

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In this solo episode of The 406 Podcast, Chewie reflects on the resurgence of COVID-19 and the possibility of another nationwide lockdown. He discusses the challenges of reopening, the debate surrounding masks and public health, the role of social media in shaping public opinion, and the uncertainty surrounding the months ahead.

Recorded during a pivotal moment in the pandemic, the episode captures the concerns, questions, and frustrations many people were experiencing while also encouraging listeners to stay safe and enjoy the Independence Day holiday responsibly.

Recorded June 30th, 2020

0:00 – Intro

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Is physical media still worth collecting in the age of streaming?

In this solo episode of The 406 Podcast, Chewie shares the results of a social media poll comparing physical media and digital movie ownership. He discusses why he's moved almost entirely to digital purchases while recognizing the passion many collectors still have for Blu-rays, DVDs, special features, and limited editions.

The episode concludes with a nostalgic reflection on Transformers' Soundwave and the realization that today's kids may never experience cassette tapes, CDs, or many of the physical media formats that defined previous generations.

Recorded June 24th, 2020

0:00 – Intro

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The Top 5 series returns with a discussion that every rock fan has had at least once: What are the greatest power ballads ever recorded?

In this episode, Chewie and Pip reveal their personal Top 5 lists while revisiting some of the most memorable songs from the late 1980s and early 1990s. Along the way, they discuss iconic vocalists, underrated bands, unforgettable music videos, and the personal memories attached to these classic tracks.

Featuring selections from Night Ranger, Journey, Giant, Def Leppard, Steelheart, Van Halen, Skid Row, Poison, Warrant, and Phil Collins, this episode is a celebration of one of rock music's most beloved genres.

Recorded June 16th, 2020

0:00 – Intro and Tonight's Top 5 Topic

9:21 – #4: "Faithfully" (Journey)

14:06 – #3: "When Love and Hate Collide" (Def Leppard)

20:18 – #2: "When It's Love" (Van Halen)

27:17 – Honorable Mention: "I'll Never Let You Go" (Steelheart)

33:26 – #1: "Every Rose Has Its Thorn" (Poison)

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The nostalgia continues with another installment of Firsts and Favorites.

This time, Chewie turns his attention to Cobra and the villains of the GI Joe universe. He shares memories of Destro, the first Cobra figure he owned, and Storm Shadow, the character who became his all-time favorite. Along the way, he recounts the lengthy search for the elusive Storm Shadow figure, the unexpected arrival of a second one, and the comic book storyline that helped make the character legendary.

The episode also highlights Zartan, whose color-changing action figure remains one of the most innovative toys from the golden age of GI Joe.

If you grew up with GI Joe in the 1980s, this is another fun trip down memory lane.

Originally recorded June 2nd, 2020

0:00 – Intro and Returning to Firsts and Favorites

A new series begins!

In this first installment of Firsts and Favorites, Chewie revisits his childhood GI Joe collection to discuss both the first figure he ever owned and the one that ultimately became his favorite.

From Breaker, the communications specialist who accompanied him through countless adventures, to Snow Job, the arctic specialist whose unique look made him stand out from the rest of the team, this episode celebrates the toys that sparked imagination for an entire generation.

Join us for a quick trip down memory lane as we explore the figures, stories, and memories that made GI Joe such an important part of growing up in the 1980s.

Future episodes will spotlight Cobras, Transformers, Star Wars toys, and many more nostalgic favorites.

Originally recorded June 2nd, 2020

0:00 Intro & The "Firsts and Favorites" Series