Starring: Dan Stewart, Josh Zoepfel, Madi Bowen, Joseph Klutenkamper.

We're back from a long absence to talk about a whole mess of things, particularly music and breakfast food. We discuss the merits of Green Day and Blink-182 at this point in their careers, and recommend some stuff we've been listening to in a super-sized edition of "A Second for Songs" then we take some "Tyme for Filmz" and discuss King of Staten Island briefly before breaking down what we think happens in the movie Frozen, which we've never seen. We top it off with a serious debate about Eggs in "Questions That Have Plagued Mankind".

Starring: Dan Stewart, Nick Wandersee, Madi Bowen, Josh Zoepfel.

We won! We totally defeated COVID-19. But also you should definitely still wear a mask and avoid large crowds. That said, we gathered together in person for the first time since March to discuss important topics at hand, including Knives, Steven Seagal (who I will fight), an old record by The Girlwatchers, and some terrible films.

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On this episode, we open on a serious note regarding our place in the world and the discourse in America right now. But we then return to do the thing we're good at, talking about awful films and answering some Questions That Have Plagued Mankind. 

Starring: Dan Stewart, Josh Zoepfel, Madi Bowen, Nick Wandersee.

Does Dan have it? Find out in this week's edition of "Things Are Crazy Right Now" because they DEFINITELY are.  We also harken back to High School stories again in a continuation of last week's discussion, before hopping into "A Moment For Literature" to discuss a book about indie and punk music, which leads directly into the newly established segment "A Second For Songs". Then, experience the cinematic achievement "Alien Arsenal" with us before we close it all out with a few "Questions that Have Plagued Mankind".

Starring: Dan Stewart, Nick Wandersee, Josh Zoepfel, Madi Bowen.

Back to the usual crew here on the 'cast, we talk high school graduations and memories, SCOOB, the Mark Normand special, and we ask "Why Egg Got the Shell?"

In this BRAND NEW podcast series (a subsidiary of the regular Triplefour Podcast), Jacob Gasho and Dan Stewart will educate and inform the public on a rotating list of topics in which they are enlightened experts. On today's episode, we discuss the Bavarian Warmblood, a breed of sporthorse. We are VERY well researched in this field and we spend 100% of our airtime in service of it.

Starring: Dan Stewart, Nick Wandersee, Josh Zoepfel, Madi Bowen, Lucas Dykes.

We're joined by regular Triplefour Films player Lucas Dykes to discuss his experience in quarantine, weed bazookas, Grimes' child, Requiem for A Dream, and we determine if you can litigate against a homeless person. All that and more on #45: "Free Paul Reubens".

Starring: Dan Stewart, Nick Wandersee, Josh Zoepfel, Jacob Gasho, Jake Loesch, Ben Rosemann.

It's a MEGA episode as we are joined by original host Jacob Gasho AND the members of Who Goes There, Jake Loesch and Ben Rosemann. We open with a new entry of "Things Are Crazy Right Now" before we discuss some Top 3 Dans, Joshes, Nicks, and Jakes. After that we take some "Tyme For Filmz" which culminates in a review of Midnight Gospel, which leads to Dan expressing his take on being harassed about psychedelic drugs. We end by answering some "Questions That Have Plagued Mankind" including "How do we resurrect Colonel Sanders?".

Starring: Dan Stewart, Nick Wandersee, Josh Zoepfel, Madi Bowen.

On this episode we jump right into some "Tyme for Filmz" and don't stop until we needed "A Moment for Literature". Dan finally reveals his review of the hit Pixar film "Up" before we answer the question: Can I due McDonald's? Finally, we're zoom-bombed by a local restauranteur named Thomas Burgerstand.

Starring: Dan Stewart, Nick Wandersee, Josh Zoepfel, Madi Bowen.

Our first video episode since we ate Hot Ones, so make sure to check it out on YouTube. Today it's all about positive vibes. We talked Cardi B and Bernie's livestream, Dan's newfound blue-blooded ancestry, a ton of films including Boyhood, Gummo, Howl's Moving Castle, High Fidelity, Chris D'Elia's new special, and we set the record straight regarding Robert Eggers' blatant plagiarism.