Tragedy Academy

The Tragedy Academy at its best and least competent. One of the Tragedy Academy social media accounts has been getting trolled heavily which inspired a discussion of motivations of online trolls, who they are and if and how the best of them connect to hackers.

A penile punisher sues webcam girls and Twitch for him causing necrosis to his own purple headed monster. Will he win or will he have to settle for a small fee for his damaged wee?

Eric shoe-horns in an opportunity to brag about his 8.8 rating on hotornot.com from 2004. Jay pulls the throttle even farther on the way back machine to discuss Star69 & Atari.

Jay and Eric imagine how the first human sacrifices must have come about.

The academy waxes philosophical and discuss the boomer and millennial divide. Was AYSO soccer really THAT bad?

The Academy decides to mix back in some humor after a couple weeks of very heavy national news. Eric is subjected to significant ribbing from Jay and Intern Jonah as he recounts a backyard camping trip he took with his son that resulted in temper tantrums and a poorly installed rainfly that made the tent sound like a freight train for most of the night. All in all, a successful night.

"Liberty"

Part II of the three-part George Floyd and BLM discussions. This week the Academy focuses on easy, actionable solutions that people of all colors can focus on today to make America a better place for all of us. While also bringing laughs to the equation per usual.

Part II of the three part George Floyd and BLM discussions. This week the Academy focuses on easy, actionable solutions that people of all colors can focus on today to make America a better place for all of us. While also bringing laughs to the equation per usual.

Initial reactions to the George Floyd case lead to conversation about racism, Black Lives Matter, racial unification, peaceful protests, violent protests and police brutality. Humor is mixed in, but given that part of our tagline is to “bridge societal divides”...we did our best to do that for all parties involved.

Tune in next week as we discuss potential solutions to these complex societal divides.

The Academy discusses the Waco mini-series and the events that occurred there in reality. Was David Koresh a Jukebox hero or just your run of the mill cult leader? Conversation turns to what makes artists great and whether we should walk away from them when we discover that they have committed controversial acts. John Leguizamo is everyone and everything.

Come on down to the farm for this animal-themed episode. Eric has been cooped up for months and it appears that the has a lot of misdirected anger towards...chickens. Did this episode lay an egg? Did the academy hit a fowl ball? Eric tees off on urban chicken tenders, Jay offers perspective on human beings encroaching on animal territory and Pizza Hut is transforming us into mutants. (Not to mention marshmallow peeps exploding in the microwave)

The worst ideas pop into our minds late at night and solutions for the generational divide between baby boomers and gen z are discussed. Jay has a business idea so good the Academy is forced to bleep out the entire f****ng thing.

Spring intern code name "Bonah" is in for the day. Starts the show off with a definition for the word "simp" and discussion springs from that. A simp is an adult/young man who goes overboard for a female's attention. The academy shares it's opinions on that and arrives at the conclusion that there's a simp inside of all of us. Fashion, technology and the infamous Barry Wood meme that has surely snuck up on you are all discussed.