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This episode of Exploit Circus dives into the 1997 film 'Private Parts,' based on the autobiography of shock jock Howard Stern. The hosts explore Stern's ascension from a small-town radio host to a national icon, detailing his outrageous on-air antics, personal struggles, and his quest for authenticity. Alongside his loyal crew, Stern navigates the challenges of station regulations, censorship, and personal relationships, all while pushing the boundaries of radio entertainment. The episode also highlights key moments of humor, controversy, and pivotal scenes that define Stern's legacy in radio history.
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In this episode of Exploit Circus, the hosts delve into personal experiences with mental health challenges, emphasizing the importance of seeking help and the barriers individuals face within the system. The conversation highlights the impact of job loss and depression, the cultural stigmatization of mental health, the challenges and inefficiencies within the healthcare system, and the importance of finding the right therapist. The episode also includes a discussion on systemic failures in infrastructure projects, exemplified by dangerous road conditions in Uganda.
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In this episode of the Exploit Circus podcast, hosts Jay, Little Monkey C, and funny clown Jose dive into a review of Howard Stern's autobiographical film, 'Private Parts' (1997). They explore Howard Stern's impact as a shock jock and his journey from public to commercial radio, recounting his rise to becoming one of the highest-paid celebrities globally. The discussion touches on Stern's controversial and provocative style, his long-standing media presence, and the film's portrayal of his career and personal life. With personal anecdotes, varying opinions on Stern's radio show, and thoughts on the film’s authenticity, the hosts provide a comprehensive look at this seminal work.
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In this episode of Exploit Circus, the hosts guide listeners through an adult-themed show with discretion advised. They delve into fascinating topics including Joe Hill’s graphic novel series 'Lock and Key' and its Netflix adaptation, as well as other works by Joe Hill and his famous father, Stephen King. The conversation shifts to vampire-themed TV shows like 'The Originals' and 'Interview with a Vampire'. There’s also a detailed discussion about the psychological horror video game 'Silent Hill 2' and its upcoming movie adaptation. The hosts wrap up by encouraging listeners to share the podcast and check out more content.
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Step right up for an evening of tantalizing horror and humor as Ring Master Jay and his crew dive into the 1987 cult classic, 'Nightmare Sisters.' Directed by David DeCoteau and starring Linnea Quigley, Brinke Stevens, and Michelle Bauer, this episode explores the movie's quirky start, including its risqué subject matter and mature themes—perfect for an adult audience. The hosts discuss the film's plot, which kicks off with a psychic medium's bizarre antics, and follows three nerdy sorority girls who transform into sultry seductresses after coming into contact with a cursed crystal ball. With a mix of humor, horror, and behind-the-scenes anecdotes, this episode provides an entertaining review and insightful commentary on a beloved piece of 80s exploitation cinema.
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In this episode of 'The Exploit Circus,' the hosts delve into a thrilling discussion about the landscape of boarding schools. The spotlight is on the stark cultural differences between boarding schools in various countries, particularly the host's personal experiences in boarding school from 4th grade to high school in their home country. They discuss the realities and challenges faced, including strict punishments and coping mechanisms used by students. The episode also highlights the broader implications of boarding school culture on family dynamics and personal development. A humorous and insightful episode blending personal anecdotes with broader societal observations.
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In this lively episode of Exploits Circus, the hosts dive into a range of topics from the technical challenges of podcasting and the frustrations of modern technology to their differing tastes in movies. They also introduce a segment called 'Bitch of the Week,' where guests rant about their weekly annoyances, including the complexities of finding compatible tech gear and coping with the ever-evolving dynamics in personal and professional relationships. Wrapping up, they discuss the decline in service quality at restaurants post-COVID and the broader implications for workers in the service industry. Tune in for a roller-coaster of insights, humor, and a touch of existential reflection.
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In this episode of the Exploit Circus, the hosts delve into the 1980s horror-comedy film 'Nightmare Sisters,' starring scream queens Brinke Stevens, Michelle Bauer, and Linnea Quigley, and directed by David DeCoteau. The discussion covers the movie’s production, including its low budget of $40,000 and shooting constraints. The hosts also talk about the influence of filmmakers like Roger Corman and the Band brothers (Richard and Charles) on the horror and exploitation genre. They highlight the impact of these B-movies on modern cinema, sharing personal anecdotes and the nostalgia associated with these cult classics.
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In this episode of Exploit Circus, the hosts invite mature audiences to an evening of entertainment, reflections, and recommendations. The discussion delves into the eerie parallels between the British anthology series Black Mirror and our tech-driven reality, emphasizing concerns over AI, technology dependency, and societal control. The hosts also touch upon the impact of social media on attention spans and behavior. Recommendations include watching Black Mirror and The Righteous Gemstones, highlighting the societal and technological commentary imbued in each series. The episode closes with a call for audience feedback and engagement on social media.
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In this episode of Exploit Circus, the hosts delve into the intricate and peculiar story of the movie 'Recently, My Sister is Unusual.' The script begins with a warning for mature audiences and quickly immerses listeners into a bizarre review that covers scene by scene details. The film's narrative involves the protagonist, Mizuki, who experiences strange and often explicit events with her step-brother under the influence of a spirit named Yori. Key scenes discussed include surreal moments of possession, unexplained occurrences, and complex character interactions, all set against a backdrop of family dynamics and supernatural elements. The hosts also explore the film’s themes, the challenge of following its plot, and provide ratings based on its execution as both a Hollywood-style and exploitative movie.
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Born from the pit and forged in distortion, the crew of Exploit Circus bring their metal mayhem to the mic. Ring Master Jay, the Dancing Monkey Cee, Hosel the Clown, and Cabana Boy Dre thrash through exploitation and horror cinema, unload brutally honest takes on life, and rip into themes of society, romance, and chaos itself. It’s loud. It’s raw. It’s real. If you live for heavy riffs, dark humor, and unfiltered conversation, welcome to the circus. Mature audiences only.
The Exploit Circus crew have been working together to produce metal music from Jay's 20+ years worth of music, songs, riffs, lyrics, and melodies. On top of the music we produce a bi-weekly podcast focused on horror, exploitation cinema, music, romance, life, health, and anything and everything in between. We just have a ton of fun so swing on by the podcast once you are done checking out our music! Welcome to the circus 🎪