Two Wizards Podcast

It is time once again for Mark and Josh to return to the well of yokai and draw up a new episode. This time they're looking at the "Cool" yokai who are mellow and a pretty decent hang, and the boys share some good memories along the way. 

Josh and Mark return to plow the wine dark seas of Homer's verse "The Odyssey" and continue the tale of the trials and tribulations of the brave, ever suffering ever weeping Odysseus.  

Schools no longer out for Josh and Mark as they discuss the formation and foundation of formal education across antiquity. 

Here in these dog days of summer, Josh throws Mark a bone and lets him run wild as he howls about the mysterious class of canine based cryptids, Dogmen. 

Join the boys as they discuss the homicidal horror of the Beast from the Land between the Lakes, the true power of radio, and the Beast of Bray Road.

Sing O Muse of the Two Wizards, Mark and Josh, who embark upon an epic journey to cover, "The Odyssey" by Homer. 

This week Mark and Josh loosen their robes, blow on their dice and try to play with the warped spinner disk that is board games. Join the boys as they discuss, the dizzying highs of successful "free parking" roles, to the staggering lowering of the bar from a certain card game that stands against humanity, and the lesson that house rules are crap. 

Josh takes the lead in this week's "Two Wizards Two Step" as he and Mark dip a toe shoe into dancing. From its ancient origins into ballet, and beyond. Put on your red shoes and Wiz!

The Stars are aligned and the rites have been chanted as Mark and Josh resurrect a Two Wizard's classic, they're watching movies. Join the boys as Mark helps Josh celebrate some cinema in a bizarre cross over event.

Happy Season 9 to one and all! This week Mark and Josh are dipping all of their toes into the sea, no not the deep unforgiving ocean, but the slightly shallow just as salty bodies of water that contain multitudes and are responsible for civilization as we know it today, the good, the bad and the jerk chicken

This week Mark and Josh finish their read through of Robert E. Howard's Conan based criticism on colonialism, "Beyond the Black River".