Two Towns Over

It's been one year. 365 days 12 Months, 52 weeks, 525,600 minutes. And the boys are going back to where it all started. The OG episode. This time they discuss the deeper lore attached to Slender Man, discuss his fashion choices and ponder if cupcakes would be enough to save you. Also, Rubin gets the Captain Planet theme stuck in his head... So that's fun.

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When Rubin's away, Josh and Don go back to the well and discuss two more SCPs.

This week, the boys discuss the fictional world of the SCP Foundation. A website that asks the age old question: "What if the X-Files and MIB had a child?" The Answer is the SCP foundation. An open source website that allows people to create their own monsters or add to existing legends. Unfortunately, don accidentally deleted the script and cannot provide the links we used, but if you go to https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/ you can find the ones we used.

 

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The boys take on a more serious story as they discuss the "Blue Whale Challenge" a supposed online game that gives the players an increasingly dangerous list of challenges that always ends with the final challenge "kill yourself." Trigger warning in effect as the boys do discuss suicide and suicidal ideations.

If you or someone you know is thinking about suicide, please call the Suicide hotline:  988

What do you get when you combine four "Monty Python and the Holy Grail" fans in a room and add a gallon of ADHD? This, you get this. Kat joins the boys as they discuss the basic origins of the Legend of King Arthur and touch upon the highlights of a dense, Mothman ass-like amount of story, all while trying desperately not to just start reciting the greatest comedy ever made.

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We had so much fun, we did it again, more song legends this week as we look at the supposed meanings of "Puff the Magic Dragon" and "Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds". Then we finish it out with the greatest in Stoner Magic, the supposed syncing of Pink Floyd's classic album "Dark Side of the Moon" with the film Wizard of Oz.

Sometimes, you play the blues and sometimes the blues play you. In this episode, the boys travel to the Mississippi Delta to discuss the legend of the crossroads, from the earliest myths from Greece to it's prevalence in Hoodoo and Voodoo traditions. Finally, we tell the tale of Robert Johnson and his supposed deal with the devil. We also briefly touch upon the 27 Club. A club with a very morbid membership requirement.

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This Midweek, we discuss the meaning behind Phil Collin's "In the Air Tonight" and James Taylor's "Fire and Rain". We also talk about the possible murder caught on tape in The Ohio Players "Love Roller Coaster" and finish off with the infamous Alice Cooper "Chicken Incident." Enjoy being treated to Rubin's lovely singing voice and Josh's attempt at beatboxing.

Through the hazy fog of ADHD, the boys relay the tale of the first American Ghost Story: The Bell Witch. Though led astray many times by the breadcrumbs of low concentration, they finally get to the gingerbread goodness of the story and come out on the other side alive.

Ripped, like a scabby band-aid from today's headlines, Josh and don discuss two fascinating stories of science: First, we discuss the newest in zombie technology with the invention of OrganEx, a tech proven to revive pigs left dead for an hour. Then, we they discuss the Mariko Aoki phenomenon, a strange syndrome that cause many around the world to need to poop when visiting your local Books-A-Million. Kat joins them close to the end and discovers her job in a library gives her Godly immunity from the phenomenon.

*Please note Kat's Audio is a little hinky due to a bad microphone cord.