The Incomparable Superfeed

The Dog and Pony gang investigate the forge, and learn some important lessons: Do not trust furniture, but do trust literal warning signs. - Host Dan Moren with Mikah Sargent, Erika Ensign, Aleen Simms, Brian Hamilton and Tony Sindelar.

Some people just want to watch the world burn. Josh Hollis and Brian Skinner discuss Nathaniel West’s 1939 novel, The Day of the Locust. - Host John McCoy with Josh Hollis and Brian Skinner.

Here is the episode of experimentation you have been waiting for. Golden Tony steps in to Hell’s Kitchen cold as ice. Tony agreed not watch any episodes of season 3, mostly because he is behind on some of his Marvel TV and the guy is just busy. The experiment was not without flaws, but the results should be on the record for your listening satisfaction. Moze was worried that “Aftermath” could be a furniture moving episode and become a flatline of interest for Tony. Was the hypothesis correct? Let us listen together and see. - Host Philip Mozolak with Tony Sindelar.

This week Section 31 collides with the Discovery, and the Discovery collides with the mycelial network. A lost soul is found! Jason does a victory lap at the mention of tachyons! And still no Spock. - Host Scott McNulty and Jason Snell.

What is a “Chick Flick”? Let’s start off by taking apart the term itself. - Host John Siracusa and Jason Snell.

The antepenultimate episode of the series, i.e. the third last. We talk about how it’s nearly impossible to avoid spoilers, and how that has affected Kathy’s experience watching the series. Felix’s Gallery Opening is the Clone Dance Party equivalent of this season, and we enjoy every fun detail, giving us strength for the very emotionally challenging parts. - Host Jean MacDonald and Kathy Campbell.

Clip the labels off your clothes and put on a World War II replica bomber jacket—it’s time to revisit one of our favorite novels of this century, 2003’s “Pattern Recognition” by William Gibson. It was Gibson’s first book to be set in the present day, and yet 16 years later it still feels like a work of science fiction, with a very modern story about brands and viral marketing and our desperate search to find meaning in a world that may have none. If all you’ve read of Gibson is “Neuromancer”, it’s past time that you visited the post-9/11 world of cool-finder Cayce Pollard, the mysterious internet video clips known as The Footage, the global marketing firm Blue Ant, and a series of increasingly lonely international hotel rooms. - Host Jason Snell with Lisa Schmeiser, Fred Kiesche, Antony Johnston and Monty Ashley.

Guy English, Star Trek fan and Incomparable man about podcasting, joins Scott to discuss TNG’s “Final Mission” (S4E9). Topics include how Wesley can be right and yet still annoying, why you should really just listen to Capt. Picard, and Starfleet Academy’s strict admission requirements. - Host Scott McNulty with Guy English.

Tiff and Mikah pick up some potato salad before heading off to discuss “Cocktails.” This episode of “The Office” aired on February 22, 2007. - Host Tiffany Arment and Mikah Sargent.

Bruldish fights with her cousins, and we see a whole new side of Elavor. But will the adventurers ever find the forge? - Host Dan Moren with Mikah Sargent, Aleen Simms, Erika Ensign, Brian Hamilton and Tony Sindelar.