The Poundcast

Kurt Larson aka Kurt Harland aka Kurt Valaquen is the lead singer of the band Information Society. He is also a video game music composer and director. Gabe Castro is also a video game music composer (as well as a composer for TV and film) but he also happens to be a megafan of Information Society and Kurt Larson and has been so he was a kid. You can check out Gabe's music at https://gabecastro.bandcamp.com

Knuck knuck, it's Zoom time! Doug and Brent connect with the Patreon subscribers via Zoom and talk to those pimploriats face to face. They meet all kinds of people, from a foot painter to a book worm to a special ed teacher to a man taking a shower. They also play a couple games which are pretty funny (but that might only be an AD exclusive).

Doug and Brent are at it again. Callin' knucks left and right -well, not as many as usual, but you know what's up. Doug and Brent talk about movies they've been watching lately -movies such as The Long Goodbye. They also talk to a handful of pimploriats about various things such a childrens' purity and jazzy versions of rock music as well as this and that and so on and so forth.

Legendary stand-up comedian Margaret Cho joins Doug and Brent on this episode of The Poundcast. They talk about movies a lot, but also about Margaret's career -being in Rolling Stone's top 50 comedians of all time and acting in the movie Face/Off. Margaret has a podcast on the Earios network called The Margaret Cho, which is available on any podcast listening platform.

Cole Kush is a 3D animator and film maker. He talks to Doug and Brent about his new video streaming network/service, Eternal Family, which features shows from Kush-approved creators such as Jerry Paper, Mac DeMarco, and Jay Weingarten. To check it out, go to: eternal.tv

Anna Seregina and Kyle Mizono are stand-up comedians who also work as a comedy duo. They join Doug and Brent on this episode to talk about jobs and stuff.

Whitmer Thomas stars in the new HBO comedy special The Golden One, which was directed by Clay Tatum and Whitmer. Whit and Clay are old friends who do comedy stuff together and they join Doug and Brent to talk about candy, wings, Alabama, and many other things.

Artist Ramin Nazer joins Doug and Brent (still in isolation and doing the podcast remotely) on this episode of The Poundcast. They talk Ramin's art work, of which he posts new pieces every single day on his Instagram account, as well as his venture into making iPhone/tablet games such as Grow Shark and Seven Deadly Seas.

Doug and Brent hunker down in their virus free shelters and call some Pimples. They talk about "gerbaling," editing porn and surviving the pandemic. They even talk to a Pimple who has the corona virus! Sometimes a knuckle needs to Skype. Subscribe to our Patreon for extended episodes: www.patreon.com/poundcast

Phil Braun, who you might know as a frequent caller on Tim Heidecker's Office Hours, along with Vic Berger are guests on this episode. Doug and Brent talk to them about some of the viral stunts Phil Braun has done online as well the disgusting and fascinating aspects of the human body.