Being a teenager is a weird time. You’re expected to conduct yourself as a responsible adult while at the same time having the entire world telling you what to do, who to be, where to go, etc. it’s these uncertain times that make for some of the most fun and endearing stories in movies and TV. And that’s what we explore in this episode. I’m joined by my wife Heather as well as our friend (and 1/5 of our Dungeons and Dragons party) Lindsey as we explore our favorite teen movies, shows, characters, and relationships. And in the end we also talk about the worst of the bunch.

Guilty pleasures are rough. It’s weird to have something in your life that brings you joy but people can’t help but crap on. In this episode we explore the shows, movies, and music we love that people often say are garbage. I’m joined by my buddy Derek and wife Heather as we open the closets and let you take a peek into just what shameful secret favorite media we love, and why we love them. Finally, we explore things we love that we fee don’t get the respect it deserves and discover, much like Rodney Dangerfield, my favorite hobby still gets no respect.

In this episode I’m joined by my good friend Derek as we discuss all the ways videogames are in fact great examples of art. From story, to design, to music, we delve into the best of the best with assistance from some of our most awesome listeners.

Sometimes the best way to hear a favorite storytellers story is straight from their mouth, which is what I think makes music concerts so damn special: You’re hearing your favorite stories told to you live from the author themselves. In this episode, I’m joined by my wife as we discuss live music, our best and worst concert experiences, what makes a great concert, and lastly, what our ideal concert of all time would be.

This episode I delve into the awesomness that is Love, Death, and Robots as I break down my order of least favorite to most favorite in the groundbreaking anthology. I then go on to discuss the awesomeness that are the works of Mark Millar before finally discussing what its like as an artist to try a medium you're unfamiliar with and the pains that come with it. This weeks theme song comes courtesy of my three year old daughter.

In this episode, I’m joined by my lovely wife as we discuss the topic of sharing your passions and hobbies with your kids. What our passions mean to us, why we share them, and what we hope our kids get from them.

In this abbreviated episode, I discuss James Gunn being rehired, the upcoming Bob Q Bobcast, as well as potential future topics that I ask what YOU would like to hear. I also give a shout out to a fellow creative and thanks to an awesome listener.

In this episode I discuss how older, shlubby Peter Parker is the new hero I relate to most, also discuss my current ideas for a Spider-Man themed comic, and lastly talk about my top 10 female TV lead shows.

In this episode, I mourn the loss of a favorite podcast, discuss why comics are my favorite way for an artist to tell a story, and lastly, discuss why feminism and diversity are important to helping us make better and more interesting stories.

A shorter podcast after being under the weather for most the week, this episode I talk about the Spider-Man project I’m working on, I answer questions about work ethic as well as upcoming exciting games, and talk about cool stuff this week like “Pen15”, Neck Deep, and Into the Spiderverse.