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Dustin and Igor don't talk about the Oscars (too much).

Igor tries to convince Dustin that he might actually like The Batman. Dustin shares his love of the DC Extended Universe and why DC is the underdog.

The pair dread the possibility of a cable-streaming-cable cycle.

Then Dustin reviews Thor: Ragnarok and pans Kojima's mail delivery simulator.

Dustin and Igor research whether a horror movie can be considered good cinema and differentiate between discomfort and fear.

They also reveal their lack of understanding of Aphasia and ponder the difficulties of being a child actor.

"I may live in a bubble, but I poke through once in a while."

Dustin and Igor welcome the podcast's (unofficial) second season.

Dustin gives us an audio tour of his new place and streaming setup. A wild RTX 3080 Ti appears, and Dustin shares some insider knowledge about graphics card stock.

Then the two discuss the first Kamehameha, and Dustin tells us all about Dog the Bounty Hunter.

Dustin and Igor also categorize billionaires, superheroes, and supervillians according to D&D alignments.

Igor tells Dustin about a new non-milk contender: milkadamia.

Dustin reveals his food likes and dislikes, fixes Arby's, and highly recommends A&W.

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"I don't think he's beating up the people that are just jaywalking."

Dustin and Igor turn the Earth upside down to reduce field trip casualties. Meanwhile, Dustin has fond memories of getting ripped off in Quebec City as a teenager.

Igor crushes Dustin's dreams of escaping an escape room. As part of his civic duty, Dustin proposes to organize a Souls support group: Save Our Souls. Dustin also shares his method for partitioning historical figures by copyright term.

Animation re-animation and Dustin's review of Last One Laughing.

The two talk crepes and bacon at length, disect salad in detail, investigate cheese and cheese products, compare grocery stores to roadside stands, and discuss pies in honour of Pi Day.

"Next time we hear from you, you'll be dying of french toast poisoning."

Dustin and Igor discuss Windows updates, simplicity versus complexity in software, and incremental UX. Microsoft fixes Dustin's biggest pet peeve on Windows 11.

Igor reveals the secret to zip codes for Canadians travelling in America. The two ponder the North American train systems and talk listeners out of becoming train conductors.

Igor gets lost in Philly, and Dustin almost takes the scenic route home from Buffalo.

Then Igor discusses his business trip, and Dustin shares his love-hate relationship with being a salesman.

The two also deliberate company perks and complain about sales tax. Meanwhile, Igor proposes the use of sock puppets to fix the world of business and America's health system.

"You make another cartoon mouse... Mickey Mouse is gonna be there beating your face in."

Dustin and Igor discover the origins of Valentine's Day.

Dustin reminisces about his fictitious pen pals and educates the listeners about Tim Allen.

The duo analyze career growth in stand-up comedy, argue whether aging is a disease, and consider whether life should have a level cap.

They both applaud Hallmark's revenue, discuss gift-giving etiquette, remember Tim Hortons Bread Bowls, and talk disposable reusable grocery bags.

"Life back then was simpler—and shorter—so it's a lot less to deal with."

Dustin and Igor reveal the podcast's mascot and the runner-up.

Horror Movie Round-up! Then Dustin ends his torment by reviewing the last two X-Men movies.

Dustin gushes over Dragon Ball Super while the two of them assess Goku's mental state. Igor also questions "calling your attacks".

Dustin offers sound advice to movie studios: hire Americans to play Americans. Then the two talk motion picture ratings, millionaires, and billionaires.

Dustin experiences the dustiness of oat milk and considers displaying his health information while streaming.

Dustin and Igor close with a lengthy discussion about Microsoft's acquisition of Activision Blizzard.

"I just want enough money to want what I want."

Dustin and Igor learn the luncheon meat ABCs—from Kam to Spam—and Igor tries to convince Dustin to run a blind taste test. Dustin also expresses his mild distaste for corned beef while fighting to Save the Baby Clams. Continuing the food-related discussion: milk and "milk".

Then Dustin rants about how much he enjoyed Deadpool 2. The two also argue about the Witcher books, and a new concept called public reading.

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"I'm not actually a fan of sun-dried tomatoes, so I probably wouldn't like the car battery either."

Dustin doesn't suffocate or freeze to death on New Year's Eve. Nevertheless, the two discuss reincarnation.

Dustin and Igor enter a grey area with Black & White and Peter Molyneux. On a related note, they investigate (the idea of) product reviews.

Dustin sets up his new deep fryer without deep frying the instruction manual or himself. Things heat up with Dustin's review of Gordon Ramsay on Hot Ones and doing stupid things.

Igor talks towels and not drinking too much bleach. Dustin considers living in the Amazon rainforest but not Brazil. They both struggle with world geography but do locate Canada on the map.

"I don't know where the blue went."

Dustin and Igor can't see John Cena. Yet another Comic Book Corner where Dustin discusses the new Suicide Squad, rants about the X-Men movies (again), and reviews the first Deadpool movie.

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Moving on to serious topics, Dustin and Igor ponder Spam, the stock market, and life.

Dustin reveals his YouTube feed while contemplating the platform's thumbs down changes.

To celebrate the holidays, Dustin and Igor also discuss Christmas songs (some controversial), Winter weather, and the difference between Americans and Canadians.

"The Portuguese flag is very Christmas-y. It's red and green... and it's got something in the middle, but I don't know what it is."

Dustin and Igor make a mistake. They discuss ransomware, For Dummies books, scam education, and the scam of education.

Dustin ranks energy drinks and convinces Igor that graphing calculators aren't a fad.

They also talk about Pokémon, greedy publishers, and Lightyear. Then Dustin rants some more about the X-Men movies, learns something about Will Smith, and argues against time travel.

"Thanos is just a genie. It's really just a direct tie-in to Aladdin."