In this episode, Sawtooth Frank discusses the current “fate of our nation;” the 30 goldfish that survived the winter living in his swimming pool; historical tragedies that have happened in the last 3 weeks of April; and some recent concerts (Mike Doughty, Puscifer) and movies (The Drama, Sirat, and S4: The Bob Lazar Story).

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In this episode, Sawtooth Frank recreates his infamous Easter stand up comedy routine that caused someone to storm out in the middle of the set in disgust and anger. 

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In this episode, Sawtooth Frank discusses Andy Weir's Project Hail Mary and why you need to see the movie and read the book. 

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In this episode, Sawtooth Frank takes a sledgehammer to the comforting myths of spring.

First, Sawtooth examines how Donald Trump’s favorite new slogan, “peace through strength,” falls apart under scrutiny, revealing how brute military force produces the exact instability it claims to prevent.Then, Sawtooth pivots to the season itself. From St. Patrick's Day to Earth Day, spring holidays sell us a story of rebirth, renewal, and cheerful green optimism. However, nature tells a darker tale. Spring isn’t warm and gentle. It’s cold and chaotic: mating frenzies, territorial battles, mass pollination, and plenty of death along the way. The season of “new life” is really a bloody annual biological free-for-all. 

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War overseas, higher prices at home, protest music in the air, and a gothic movie on the big screen!

In this episode, Sawtooth Frank breaks down how Donald Trump’s war with Iran is driving up gas prices and the cost-of-living for everyday Americans.

Sawtooth then pumps up the volume on Brass Against, the brass-powered band known for inspiring social and personal change through their original brass-driven compositions and covers of hard rock and heavy metal classics.

Finally, Sawtooth gives a spoiler-free review of The Bride!, an American Gothic romance film written and directed by Maggie Gyllenhaal, and then wraps things up with a brief discussion of the Bridgeton universe show, Queen Charlotte. 

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In this episode, Sawtooth Frank talks about the illegal and unconstitutional war with Iran, and then jumps into his time machine to go back to 1974 to see what life was like 52 years ago on the day he was born. 

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In this episode, Sawtooth talks about the Blizzard of 2026 and his new obsession with apples, including a reading of his apple-related poem, “Royalty Runs in the Family.”

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In this episode, Sawtooth talks about the snow, the Winter Olympics, and the movies, “Send Help” and “Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die.”

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In this episode, Sawtooth reflects on Stomping Jen’s return to the podcast, talks about HBO’s “A Knight of the Seven Kingdom’s” and Apple T.V. 's “Dickinson,” and reads his new essay, “The Dysmorphic Brotherhood of the Stretching Pants.”

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In this episode, Stomping Jen makes her triumphant return to the Soft Serve Podcast! 

We talk about what Jen has been up to and if she’s “back” on the podcast, and we discuss the movie “Hamnet” and the television show “Heated Rivalry.”

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