Hey Listener, it’s been a minute, but What Ya Into? Is back...at least for this week. Dave F’n Powell and Caitlin McWethy return to the show to talk about Home Movie Survival Camp, their weekly horror movie series at The Overlook Lodge in Pleasant Ridge (Cincinnati, Ohio). Topics this week include: Mystery Science Michael Winslow. Running far and crushing chocolate milk. The original story of HMSC. Playing the parts of Chad Baker and Little Sally. Watching horror movies for the first time in a room with other people. Rewriting Rubber. Alien. Never Forget Beetlejuice. Getting on the Train to Busan. Who can you trust in The Thing? The realness of the Exorcist. The science of Tremors. It Follows Forever. That time Tom Hanks played a teenager. The Terminator an unrelenting force from the future. The Shining is not a comforting movie. Come out and win stuff.

Hey Listener, report to Sector 7-G, because this week’s episode is all about The Simpsons. Sean Jaundice from Voodoo Monkey Tattoos , Church and State and Lavorté, and my why-fife Lauren Bishop sit down with me in a downtown Cleveland Air BnB to discuss one of our favorite television series of all time. Topics this week include: Being the front man of a band. Precious. The Simpsons vs. The Cosby show. The Simpson and COPS the cornerstones of FOX. Which Simpsons character do you identify with? Drop a Stupid on them. The drunks and the stoners are the best side characters. The best and worst celebrity guest stars. That name again is Mr. Plow. Our favorite Simpsons episodes. The neverending rabbit hole of Simpsons merch. Sitting around and remembering TV. The future of the show. More void, less responsibility.

Hey Listener, grab your sunglasses and get ready to wear them at night because Bryce Oquaye and Justin Stewart and are back to talk about the Blade Trilogy. Topics include: Wu-Tang Clan. Go check out Justin’s new free comic book Slaughter Market Sweep and help the Kickstarter for the Kentucky Kaiju Hardcover. The first good Marvel movie and the bad ones that came before it. Blade Dynamite. We are a pro Kris Kristofferson/anti Toby Keith podcast. Blade II rocks, point blank period. Do vampire clubs have to be techno clubs. DEI Vampires. Where do vampires eat if they aren’t at the club? Blade III sucks, point blank period. Bryce has beef with Triple H. We rewrite Blade III. Should Blade exist in the MCU?

Hey Listener, Jeff Rickels and Justin Tyler return for round 4 of talking about the biggest selling system of all time, The PlayStation 2. Topics this week include: We want new SSX and EA Street games now. The world is a safer place without New Jack in it (RIP to a real one). Reliving Tony Hawk Soundtracks beyond 1 and 2. Will Alex the Terrible get to meet Putin? Which Game of Thrones guy was in that Silent Hill? No more demo discs. A potpourri of games that don’t fit into other categories. The PubertyStation. 

Hey Listener, Jeff Rickels from Newport Secret Six and Justin Tyler from Cupful Podcast return for round 3 of talking about the biggest selling system of all time, The PlayStation 2. Topics this week include: shredding on plastic guitars. Please EA give us more Street games. Trying to understand the lore of Kingdom Hearts. We’re talking confusing? Hold my Metal Gear Solid. Combos, puzzle solving, and a sex mini game. The swag of Dante. Why didn’t we play platform games back in the day? The Tony Hawk studio makes a Spider-Man game. I, I sand alone. Shadow of the Colossus and Ico, looked good then, but I don’t know how to play them now.  Stop me if you’ve heard this one, it’s an open world sandbox. The show abruptly ends and I forgot to record an outro for it. Joins soon for the final installment of this 4 part series on the PlayStation4.

Hey Listener, grab something black to wear because Amanda Frietsch is back on the show. What starts out as a Cincinnati History podcast quickly becomes solely focused on Cincinnati cemeteries with a lot of talk of Spring Grove Cemetery. Don’t worry, she’ll come back to talk general Cincinnati history on a later episode. Topics this week include: Burial trends. When you move people, you’re going to leave some bits and pieces. We're taking our child casket with us. Cemetery Prison Rules. The future of history. The Oddfellows. Not that symbol. Put me in an unmarked grave. Old Mr. Greenbacks. Crypto Bro Folks. Statue money. Getting on a boat to buy a momument. When you replace someone in a band what not to do. Marrying your wife’s lame sister. Mausoleum flex. Spooky graveyard talk. 

Hey Listener, grab your spandex and get ready to time travel back to the early 90s, because this week Ben Frietsch returns to the show to talk about rewatching WWE’s RAW from the first episode. Ben is also rewatching WCW’s Monday Nitro. Topics this week include: Faux physical media video games. That was your host’s phone alarm, not yours. What is WWE Monday Night RAW and it’s future on Netflix? 80s Wrestling. Welcome to the NEW GENERATION! Reflecting on Golddust. Everyone has a job. Live from the Grand Ballroom in Manhattan Center Studios in New York City. Trying to explain what the Undertaker is. The ladder math. Do you cancel the show when a man dies? The Montreal Screwjob…again. A rough time for Southern Rasslin. The early years of Nitro and the Dungeon of Doom. The Outsiders change everything. Ben knows more about Bill Goldberg than ChatGPT. Crow Sting. The Luchadores and cruiserweights. Black t-shirts for everyone, but Glacier. There is no Attitude Era without ECW. The future?

Hey Listener, what’s old is new again, as we’re back in the world of vinyl with a twist. Brad Schadler from Sessions Vinyl Room and WYI?’s record expert Luke Effler. Topics this week include: Dungeons and Dragon is OKish. People that take karaoke to seriously. Using as many senses as possible to enjoy an album. Are we returning to the world of singles or are albums here to stay? Being on the other side of the counter. Make the shop your apartment. I care enough about something to want to physically own it. Having kids and the impact on what you listen to. How do you buy things that you’ve never listened to? Wear make up and never age. Record Store Day. Do you get to go full Pawn Stars? Soundtracks. Not being able to remember Rachel Leigh Cook’s name. Amazon and the internet. King Records. Your first concert. 

Hey Listener, grab some sunscreen, water, and ear plugs because this week Alicia DeVore and Billy DeVore from The New Nasty Boys podcast are back on the show to talk about Music Festivals. Topics this week include: Billy can’t breathe. Adding sex to everything. Billy DeVore has a new Comedy Special coming out soon. The delicious foods that exist in T-Mobile Park in Seattle, Washington. Missing beer drops of yore. The scorpion and the frog of music festivals. Classic drunk girl move. Turning 21 at Bonaroo. It’s all about the line up. A 3 Day Rotating Festival. All my homies hate KEMBA Live! Why does it always rain for Tame Impala? No showers, all smells. You always get your beers in a tall can, it’s in the 2nd Amendment. Bring your own food. Sneaking in ninja booze. We all miss MidPoint. Taking the wrong drugs at the wrong time. Soggy boxer shorts. The do’s and don’ts of festivals. Making magical moments. Las Vegas Sphere talk, a recurring bit on the show.

Hey Listener, grab your dual shock controllers because this week on What Ya Into? Jeff Rickels from Newport Secret 6 and Justin Tyler from Cupful Podcast are on the show to talk about the Playstation 2. This is the second in a multi-part series about the Playstation 2. Topics this week include: Pulling back the curtain. The House that Rockstar built. Sony, give us Walking Dead of Anarchy 2. Innovative edge lords and getting X-Pac heat. 3 guys who aren’t really into RPGs talk RPGs. The realism of Gran Turismo and the absurd amount of Super Cars that you can drive. Playstation 2 racing games soundtracks welcome to early 2000s nu metal, hiphop, and punk rock. 51:34 minutes in and the host decides not to pause the show after a drink spill, but the boys go deep into the world of butt rock.  The weirdness of Japanese fighting game characters. The show turns into it’s own Dragonball podcast. Making lore for your gory murder fighting game. Hip Hop + Pro Wrestling/MMA + Video Games. The importance of WWE Smackdown: Here Comes the Pain. Pressing pause for now, but we’ll be back in a few weeks with Part 3. The Memory Card shortage. Escaping into the past.