This Podcast Is... Uncalled For

Remember when we had Adam Sadiq on the podcast promoting his moviemaking themed card game That's A Wrap? Well, in this episode we actually play the game.

George Dean returns to the podcast to talk about what he's been up to lately.

Time for a Thoughts episode. And what better subject than new states - or, specifically, making the Kansas City area its own state?

We have a follow-up on our Thoughts on the NFL and St. Louis episode scheduled for release in January, just days before the St. Louis v. NFL lawsuit was scheduled to go to trial.

Today, the two parties settled the lawsuit for $790 million (insert 7-9 joke here). Mike has thoughts on this that need to be shared right away, hence this bonus episode. He also has recommendations of NFL teams to support and which ones to avoid (and a few businesses as well).

Life experience, hard-nosed cop work, antique phone books and threats of prison sex? That's what we talk about when we have veteran actor Rick Daniels (from Mike's own Tales from the Interim Net) on the podcast.

Happy Halloween! Celebrate with us at we do a playthrough of the modern classic board game Betrayal at House on the Hill.

We have a CafePress shop where you can buy, among other things, sweatshirts that are uncalled for.

https://www.cafepress.com/uncalledforpod

Last season Mike took the 8 Values political test on the podcast. This time he takes a sister test, the 9 Axes test.

https://9axes.github.io/

In this first ever internationally recorded episode of the podcast, we interview Kared, an Amsterdam-based fan of Arsenal Football Club. We discuss the owner of Arsenal, Enos Stanley Kroenke, and how he's thoroughly angered at least two different groups of sports fans on two different continents: St. Louis NFL fans and Arsenal fans. Yet despite the differences in the particulars, the methods are very, very similar.

Friend of the podcast Chris Hurt returns for this entry into the 2021 Kansas City Fringe Festival program.