This week, we celebrate the start of our SECOND season by... Talking about totally new subjects? Uhhhhhh, so it looks like maybe someone in the editing room must have made a mistake. Either way, enjoy us revisiting some topics that we've talked about in prior episodes from Season 1! In this episode, we discuss the sequel series to the acclaimed Dragon Ball Z, the new single and tour announcements from the band Metallica, and continue our discussion of the Pokémon series generation-to-generation. This time we're talking about the series' sixth generation which was kicked off by Pokémon X and Y.

This week, we discuss our memories with the delightfully twisted Cartoon Network series Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy, our experiences with the band the Arctic Monkeys including listening to their first and latest albums together, as well as continuing our series of revisiting every generation of Pokémon games leading up to the release of the newest generation with Scarlet and Violet by taking a look at Generation 5.

This week, we give our spoooooooky spoiler-filled thoughts on the new Marvel Special-Presentation Werewolf By Night, we discuss our recent trip to Detroit, Michigan to see a concert featuring the bands Insignificant Other, Pool Kids and Origami Angel. We also continue discussing the Pokémon series through each generation, one-by-one. This week we talk about the 4th Generation of Pokémon games including Diamond, Pearl and Platinum, HeartGold and SoulSilver, as well as the sequels to the original Mystery Dungeon and Pokémon Ranger games.

This week, we're giving our spoiler-filled thoughts on the classic 2004 animated film from Studio Ghibli: Howl's Moving Castle. We also very briefly discuss folk artist Nick Drake's 1972 album "Pink Moon" before diving into our discussion and memories of the third generation of Pokémon mainline games and spin-offs before the release of the ninth generation of games in November with Scarlet and Violet.

This week, we give our spoiler-filled thoughts on the Toy Story series as well as its newest installment: This year's Lightyear. Is it any good? Plus, we discuss our history with Megadeth and give our thoughts on the band's newest album "The Sick, The Dying, and The Dead" and continuing our discussion from last week is our look back at the second generation of Pokémon games. Hear what our thoughts on Gold, Silver and Crystal are in preparation for the 9th generation of games, Scarlet and Violet, which are coming out this November!

In this week's episode, we're joined by two of David's puppies while we discuss the show Barry on HBO Max, the up-and-coming band that's opening up for Origami Angel on their upcoming tour - Pool Kids - and we also discuss in great detail the very 1st generation of Pokémon games in preparation and anticipation for the release of the new games Scarlet and Violet. (And this includes the spinoffs!)

In this week's episode, we're BACK after a small hiatus to discuss the semi-recent announcements made at Comic-Con '22! Anything and everything is up for grabs (but mostly just Marvel and DC movies) including Disney's announcement of the slate for its Phase 5 and Phase 6 of the MCU, DC's new movies and recent controversy, and a couple of other random announcements made during the convention!

This week, we share our spoiler-filled thoughts on the newest Marvel Disney+ show - Ms. Marvel - as well as the band Bon Jovi and their contribution to the widespread trend of older rock bands turning to softer, country-inspired music, and close this week out by discussing possibly the best game to ever hit the Nintendo Switch since it's release - Super Mario Odyssey.

This week we give our spoiler-filled thoughts on the entirety of the Thor franchise including the newest installment - Thor: Love and Thunder, what we think about the band Gun N' Roses, and the impact that the games and cultural significance of Yu-Gi-Oh! had on us growing up (in memory of its original creator and author of the manga Kazuki Takahashi)

This week, we come back from a weeklong break to discuss a topic that means a lot to both of us - the Foo Fighters. They're a band that we've been listening to for years now and have shaped both of us down to who we are as people and as musicians. With the recent and tragic passing of drummer Taylor Hawkins, we saw it fitting to finally talk about what this band has done for us and what impact their music has had. Listen as we discuss the band's movie and latest project Studio 666, their legacy as a band and a bit about their discography, and the game franchise Guitar Hero which had introduced to us a number of the band's songs while also influencing us as musicians in the process.