Who The Hell Is This For?

It's finally here. Riley and Ty were left unattended for a weekend, and ended up recording just under two hours of anime talk. They break down their personal histories with anime, what makes a good anime, shows they need to watch, favorite shows, and best/worst characters. 

Half of the show may or may not be for the Dragon Ball franchise alone.

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Or, consider supporting local Native American artists or donating to an organization for the historically local tribes of your area (which you can determine here).

Well, we finally may have beaten Upgrade for our most chaotic episode yet. The seemingly innocent nature of Fern Gully actually leads to some fairly NSFW debates, and Alexa causes problems. Please clap. 

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One Struggle KC (supporting incarcerated and recently freed Black people in KC Metro)

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Or, consider supporting local Native American artists or donating to an organization for the historically local tribes of your area (which you can determine here).

This week, we tackle You're Next from...2011? 2013? Turns out, we aren't really sure. 

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One Struggle KC (supporting incarcerated and recently freed Black people in KC Metro)

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Or, consider supporting local Native American artists or donating to an organization for the historically local tribes of your area (which you can determine here).

Continuing season 3 with a hotly debated movie that also happens to be one of 2020's few blockbusters, it's time to talk about Tenet! Listen in as we debate if this is actually a good movie, and come meet our new friend, Dr. Jeremy Gleason. 

As always, please consider donating to one of these local organizations:

One Struggle KC (supporting incarcerated and recently freed Black people in KC Metro)

Transformations KC (supporting trans and gender expansive youth in KC Metro)

Or, consider supporting local Native American artists or donating to an organization for the historically local tribes of your area (which you can determine here).

Back from the dead (and a well-earned hiatus), it's time for season 3 of WTHITF! We kick things off with the future cult-classic, Underwater. Join in and listen to us break down this criminally underseen movie from the start of the year. 

As always, please consider donating to one of these local organizations:

One Struggle KC (supporting incarcerated and recently freed Black people in KC Metro)

Transformations KC (supporting trans and gender expansive youth in KC Metro)

Or, consider supporting local Native American artists or donating to an organization for the historically local tribes of your area.

On this episode, we cover John Carpenter's underappreciated anti-establishment 80s horror flick, Prince of Darkness!

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One Struggle KC (supporting incarcerated and recently freed Black people in KC Metro)

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You can also find meaningful organizations in your area to donate to and support, and for the love of God, vote on November 3rd (or before if available).

In this episode, we review recent Netflix original The Devil All The Time, which touts a stacked cast and several narratives packed into its 2+ hour runtime. Listen in to get our thoughts on the movie!

Please consider donating to one of these local organizations:

One Struggle KC (supporting incarcerated and recently freed Black people in KC Metro)

Transformations KC (supporting trans and gender expansive youth in KC Metro)

You can also find meaningful organizations in your area to donate to and support, and make sure you register to vote.

This week, we relish in a certified 90s banger, the Nicolas Cage vehicle: Con Air. 

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One Struggle KC (supporting incarcerated and recently freed Black people in KC Metro)

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In this episode, we tackle recent indie favorite Burning and break down what worked and what didn't on this one for us. 

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One Struggle KC (supporting incarcerated and recently freed Black people in KC Metro)

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We recorded this episode before the attempted murder of Jacob Blake, so it isn't covered in the intro of this episode. With that said, please also consider donating to Black-led organizations or bail funds in Kenosha and Milwaukee.