Hey listener, today we're talking about one of my favorite things to collect, tattoos. Iann Robinson and Jaimie Filer from the podcast CREAM (Cinema Rules Everything Around Me) sit down with me to talk about the ups and downs of collecting tattoos since the 90s. Topics this week include: When old men go to cons. America hates being bothered.Jet Ski Money. B Movie talk. My SD card takes a dump. The return of CM Punk. 33 minutes into this podcast and we're finally talking about tattoos. How many tattoos do you have (a reoccurring theme for all of us). . Giving Jaimie compliments and making him uncomfortable. Back in my day tattoo artists smoked while they were shootin' tatz. The switch from "all my tattoos have meaning" to I want to get something that makes people laugh. Bow before Crom. Getting tattooed outside of tattoo shops. Back in the day when bosses didn't like your tattoos. Meeting people that don't like your tattoos and tell you about it. Iann doesn't like millennials that listen to "Touching in the Ass". Fact: tattoo artists can and will draw your tattoos. If you tattoo me, we're going to have a conversation. So what are you getting tattooed next? 

Hey listener, we're breaking new ground this week. Cody Hucker from The Bastard Sermon podcast is back on the show and he is talking with me about Quentin Tarantino films. Topics this week include: Cody is here to liven up the plugs. Lloyd Johnson is here to pet my dog and sit in silence for an hour. Irresponsible fathers: a gateway to things you shouldn't see at a young age (a reoccurring theme of the show). Rodney Dangerfield's creepiest role. What's his best movie and his worst movie? The Hateful Eight is long but, worth it. We don't like Death Proof...at all. Who is your favorite actor and who is your favorite character in a Tarantino movie? Tarantino Tropes. Once Upon a Time... thoughts and opinions. What do you want to see in possibly Tarantino's final film? 

Hey listener, get ready to get weird as John Funk is in the house to talk about his laundry list of hobbies. Funk is in my Top 10 Strangest People I know and he doesn't disappoint with this wild episode about his compulsion to keep learning new skills. Topics include: Cities to drink beer in. Weird sports are better for your health. Building your own Curling rink for less than 500 grand. Meeting interesting people in weird sports. Shout out Grainworks, Rhinegeist, Fretboard, and Madtree. A laundry list of hobbies. New term: A Stealer. Doing 80 percent of you life to keep alive. If you don't have joy; quit. What makes you happy and why? Escaping the bullshit day to day. Bombtrack vs. Wheezy in a MMA fight. Hobbies old ass dudes should avoid. Shout out Caesar! No one likes yelly coach. Figuring out how to build armor. 

Hey Listener, break out your best Ben Sherman or Fred Perry shirt and put together a 2 Tone Ska/Northern Soul playlist because we're going on a scooter road trip with Snotty XYL! Snotty is a jack of all trades, a master of some, and he is in the basement to talk about his love of vintage scooters. This week's topics include: Your host wants to start a cult. Going from punk rocker to punk rocker dad. Traversing cities via an atlas. Snotty's armada of scooters. Sometimes your buddy needs sexy alone time with his GF so you get to learn how to drive a scooter. Vans, wizards, and unicorn truck nuts. Why isn't there a street style quad? Scooter clubs: finding your people. That time Med Flight showed up at Band Camp. Sometimes you ollie a dead deer on the interstate. Your host doesn't understand why servers aren't stabbing people right now. Whatever you are into is obviously the coolest thing ever. Turning wrenches at the scooter garage in Northside. Tron scooters. 

Hey listener, Steve Haldeman (aka Quad Almighty) is back and as usual he is annoying your host. Quad's hobby is arguing and he loves the fact that I'm a willing sparring partner. Topics include: The Culture War sucks, a reoccurring theme of the show. Ohio sports and sexy cryptid talk. That awkward moment when your guest calls out your guest from last episode. Today's main topic: Your Top 3 Discographies by a band. The most in-depth Metallica conversation ever on the show. Your host admits he is wrong about the best Thrash album of all time. Superchunk Steve talks about his favorite band. Your host simps for Mastodon. Led Zeppelin and Nirvana talk. A heated debate about who has the best acoustic album. RUSH: 40 years of prog rock magic. We both hate Sammy Hagar. Quad will fight you for the honor of Ronnie James Dio. We also both hate Red Hot Chili Peppers. Quad brings up the Beatles and I don't care. We find common ground on the Clash. What we're listening to in 2020/2021.  *I accidentally call Use Your Illusion II Appetite for Destruction II and I feel really dumb. 

Hey listener, we are out of the basement and on stage for the first ever with What Ya Into? LIVE! Museum Project Director/WYI anthropologist Sarah Lima joins me as we talk about what it's like for museums to work with collectors. The 2nd half of the show focuses on Sarah's research of the first 26 episodes of WYI as she breaks down our hobbyists and collectors into subcategories. This week's topics include: Moving to the District. Moving museum collections. Dealing with perpetrator collections. Caring for items that are deteriorating. Sarah Rubric Lima and Spinning Wheels. Corvette sink holes. Figuring out what sent people down their rabbit holes? Discovering the Governor of collections and hobbies. Lovers and connoisseurs. Steve Haldeman appears to try and steal listeners. Your host gets analyzed. Crowd Q and A.  Shout out to our Live Show sponsor Clink Young aka Crunchbitegaming. Follow him on Twitch at twitch.tv/crunchbitegaming

Listener get ready to enter the world of Bobblehead collecting and sports hot takes. Mike Berlon steps into the basement to talk about his love of bobbleheads, booze, and baseball. This is one of the funniest episodes I've ever done as the train keeps going off the rails and into the woods. Topics this week include: Check Mike's show Craft Brewed Sports on Youtube with Scott and Drew. A boy's love of Starting Line Up figures leads to a man's bobblehead collection. Baseball cards are the just the lottery for little kids. Albert Belle flexin'. 2 men discuss baseball films for 10 minutes. A pregnant wife vs a 4 foot tall Mr. Redlegs bobblehead. An in depth talk about the Joker and the weirdos that are super into him. When an Irish Catholic wants to be a leprechaun, but ends up a blob. Pete Rose sucks as a person. Nasty Boys talk. Super fans. Either your kids like your collection or you end up alone in a basement with your dolls. 

The What Ya Into? Live Show is on Monday August 16th at Fretboard Brewing at 7 PM.

Listener, it's time for another first on the show as Max Molleran is here to talk about his exotic animal collection. Topics include: Taking pictures of the woods. Kid Keeper. Bag of snake. Ant Keeping and going to prison. Buying an AR-15 and a python in the same day. Spider talk. Bird eaters. Ball python and shrimp color breeding. Handling and not handling animals. People collect anacondas. Venom license. Sometimes your snake escapes. Upgrading current animal enclosures and going to the next level. 

Settle in Listener because I'm about to drop the needle on the first ever sequel episode of What Ya Into? Long time vinyl collector Luke Effler is in the basement this week to talk about his gigantic record collection. Topics this week include: A weird Police Academy tangent to start the show. Barnes and Noble's Summer Criterion collection sale. The willingness to explore everything, including stuff you don't think you'll like. Vinyl: there are always new things to discover. Your host admits that he doesn't really like The Beatles. Black Sabbath/Metal talk. Buying records because of economic efficiency. The Luke Effler seal of approval. The unwritten rules of collecting. Color Vinyl: a topic of division. Supporting the Midwest. Collecting quality in quantity. Shout out to all the local record shops. We're both over Record Store Day. The Unicron of music collecting. 

Buckle your seatbelt, check your mirrors, and step on the gas as this week Karli Wood is in the basement to talk about her 69 Chevy Malibu. She grew up tinkering in the garage with her dad and always wanted to work on her own car with him. Topics this week include: Secret, undercover big ass tattoos by Nasty Nate. Creating a family bond over old cars. Car culture, gatekeeping, and being a woman. A land yacht without a stick shift, but with power steering. Karli has opinions about sports cars and the people that drive them. How awesome would it be to drive Grave Digger? Getting under the hood (and the car itself). Modern comforts in a classic car. Of course she has a Drivin' playlist. Trying not to end up with a fleet.