Word Salad Radio

By Word Salad Productions

We're not a podcast. We're several. Shows include QUG (about guilty pleasures), Flux Capacitors (about time travel), High Five (where we count down stuff), Loose Canons (where we review movies that ... more

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The podcast currently has 362 episodes available.

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July 14, 2016 #12: Ghostbusters II (1989)
In this episode, Joe is joined by Jef Burnham and Steve Sullivan to discuss 1989’s much maligned Ghostbusters II. The guys discuss why this perfectly good movie is dismissed as garbage, things the film has over the original Ghostbusters, fantastic comedic moments throughout, the over-abundance of hatred and cynicism in the world, the forthcoming Ghostbusters reboot (no spoilers, they haven’t seen it), and issue a challenge to fans of The Karate Kid 2.
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Email us at: [email protected]
Check out our facebook page at: facebook.com/quoteunquoteguilty
Follow us on Twitter at: @QuoteGuilty
Follow Joe on Twitter at: @Play_Architect
Follow Jef on Twitter at: @JefBurnham
Follow The Ghostbusters on Twitter at: @Ghostbusters
Call the Ghostbusters at: 516-374-2340
Find the song that was #1 the day you were born here: http://playback.fm/birthday-song
To see where the Real Ghostbusters cartoon series went horribly horribly wrong, click here: https://youtu.be/OW51PDa_puE
To donate to Girls Who Code, click here: https://www.classy.org/checkout/donation?eid=77372
Read all about the bizarre life of Wilhelm Von Homburg here: http://deadspin.com/the-hateful-life-and-spiteful-death-of-the-man-who-was-1737376537
Listen to Rick Moranis’ interview on the @Nerdist Podcast here: http://nerdist.com/nerdist-podcast-rick-moranis/ or wherever Podcasts are sold.
Opening theme "Thanks for Listening" composed by Andrew Kroepel
Episode edited by Joe Sanders
© 2016 Joe Sanders
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1h 31min
July 07, 2016 #11: Taken (2008)
Things get heated in this week’s episode as Joe uses his specific set of skills to try to convince Andrew Kroepel and Brett Gornick that no one in Taken needs to die. The guys discuss if Liam Neeson’s character is even meant to be the hero of the story, how the film dismisses the very real and serious problem of human trafficking in the U.S. and abroad, useless female characters, all while praising the film’s amazing action sequences, and a really great detective/sleuth story.
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Email us at: [email protected]
Check out our facebook page at: facebook.com/quoteunquoteguilty
Follow us on Twitter at: @QuoteGuilty
Follow Joe on Twitter at: @Play_Architect
Follow Andrew on Twitter at: @Die_Musicman
Opening theme "Thanks for Listening" composed by Andrew Kroepel
Outro Music: “Taken” by One Direction. Performed by Holly Murray and Vanessa Rogers. See the full cover here: https://youtu.be/FCgQ3NdRm0I
Episode edited by Joe Sanders
© 2016 Joe Sanders
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1h 25min
July 01, 2016 #10: Independence Day (1996)
We will not go quietly into the night. We will not vanish without a fight. We're going to live on. We're going to survive. Today, we give you our thoughts on the 1996 blockbuster Independence Day! But wait, you may say, that's not a guilty pleasure; Independence Day is a classic and completely holds up! Does it though? Joe and Andrew talk about how much they enjoy the film while discussing a lot of key flaws in the story, weak characters, flat jokes, and idiotic aliens and humans alike. This is a movie the guys legitimately enjoy in many ways, but that pleasure comes with more and more guilt as time passes.
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Declare yourself a member of the Goldblum Club at: [email protected]
Check out our facebook page at: facebook.com/quoteunquoteguilty
Follow us on Twitter at: @QuoteGuilty
Follow Joe on Twitter at: @Play_Architect
Follow Andrew on Twitter at: @Die_Musicman
Follow Will Smith on Twitter at: iWillSmith
Follow Roland Emmerich on Twitter at: @RolandEmmerich
Opening theme "Thanks for Listening" composed by Andrew Kroepel
Episode edited by Joe Sanders
© 2016 Joe Sanders
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1h 25min
June 27, 2016 #9: Pizza Rolls and Hot Pockets
Listen to Joe and Andrew go slowly insane as they explore one of Andrew's guilty pleasures: Pizza Rolls and Hot Pockets. The guys experiment with microwaving, baking, and deep frying these culinary nightmares, washing it all down with none other than Mountain Dew. Joe and Andrew realize they're not kids anymore and can't live on a diet of immitation pepperoni, immitation mozzarella cheese, and essential wheat gluten. We apologize for the sounds of eating and drinking on this episode, but honestly if listening to it disgusts you, then you're in the exact right frame of mind for listening to this exploration of our first "food" guilty pleasure.
Support the podcast with 5 star ratings and positive reviews on iTunes, donate money at gofundme.com/wordsaladpro, and tell your friends about us. We appreciate it!
Email us at: [email protected]
Check out our facebook page at: facebook.com/quoteunquoteguilty
Follow us on Twitter at: @QuoteGuilty
Follow Joe on Twitter at: @Play_Architect
Follow Andrew on Twitter at: @Die_Musicman
Follow Planet Fitness on Twitter at: @PlanetFitness and sign up for a membership for only $10 a month!
Opening theme "Thanks for Listening" composed by Andrew Kroepel
Episode edited by Joe Sanders
© 2016 Joe Sanders
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56min
June 15, 2016 #8: TMNT (2007)
Cowabunga! It's our first crossover episode! Joe sits down with Basem from Turtle Power Pod to talk about the animated TMNT movie (2007) starring Patrick Stewart, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Chris Evans, and probably 4 guys doing ninja turtle voices. The two lifelong turtle fans talk about how well TMNT holds up after almost 10 years, discuss other incarnations of the turtles for better or worse, praise an actual Shredder-less storyline, talk about the importance of relatable villains, compare TMNT toy collections, and things get weird when they get into the turtles' guilty pleasures. Huge thanks to Basem for agreeing to do this. Turtle power!
Support the podcast with 5 star ratings and positive reviews on iTunes, donate money at gofundme.com/wordsaladpro, and tell your friends about us. We appreciate it!
Email us at: [email protected]
Check out our facebook page at: facebook.com/quoteunquoteguilty
Follow us on Twitter at: @QuoteGuilty
Follow Joe on Twitter at: @Play_Architect
Follow Basem on Twitter at: @TurtlePowerPod and find the Turtle Power Pod on iTunes and Stitcher
Follow Patrick Stewart on Twitter at: @SirPatStew
Follow Chris Evans on Twitter at: @ChrisEvans
Follow Cam Clarke on Twitter at: @CamClarkeVoices
Sing along here: https://youtu.be/nNa2Fr6CA0E
Revisit everything wrong with Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2014) here: https://youtu.be/JOb7b6tilKo
Opening theme "Thanks for Listening" composed by Andrew Kroepel
Episode edited by Joe Sanders
© 2016 Joe Sanders
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1h 26min
June 02, 2016 #7: Dune (1984)
In this episode, Joe and Jef sit down with Trevor Stefanick to discuss his guilty pleasure: David Lynch's space epic Dune (1984). Jef and Trevor try their damndest to explain the movie to Joe, who can barely tell you the difference between a Harkonnen and a Fremen despite the film's gratuitous voiceover explaining every character's every thought. The trio discuss the drastic differences between not only the theatrical and extended cuts of the film, but also the film and the intricate book series which Trevor is intimately familiar with. They marvel at Sting's silent badassery, wonder why Paul's mother and love interest look identical, and what they would do to maybe make this more digestible to a broader audience.
Support the podcast with 5 star ratings and positive reviews on iTunes, donate money at gofundme.com/wordsaladpro, and tell your friends about us. We appreciate it!
Email us at: [email protected]
Check out our facebook page at: facebook.com/quoteunquoteguilty
Follow us on Twitter at: @QuoteGuilty
Follow Joe on Twitter at: @Play_Architect
Follow Trevor on Twitter at: @CaptainTrevorS
Follow Jef on Twitter at: @JefBurnham
Follow David Lynch on Twitter at: @David_Lynch
Follow Kyle MacLachlan on Twitter at: @Kyle_MacLachlan
Read the A.V. Club's article comparing the Dune film with the book here: http://www.avclub.com/article/dune-cant-capture-novels-incalculable-brilliance-233858
Opening theme "Thanks for Listening" composed by Andrew Kroepel
Episode edited and remastered by Joe Sanders
© 2016 Joe Sanders
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1h 14min
May 19, 2016 Bonus Episode: Brian Bonsall Interview!
In this episode, Joe and Jef sit down with one of their all time acting idols: Brian Bonsall (Mikey, Blank Check, Family Ties) for a discussion that is a culmination of their entire 15 year friendship. Brian is the nicest guy you could imagine, talking to the guys about working on Mikey as well as Blank Check and Star Trek: The Next Generation, his bands Lowjob and Bootjack and Bonz, his decision to leave acting when he was a teenager, and the necessity for passion in anything you do. Plus, Brian finally gives us an answer as to what Mikey's guilty pleasure is. It's a fantastic conversation and we at Quote Unquote Guilty cannot thank Brian enough for agreeing to come on and talk with us. You are the patron saint of struggling artists, sir and we wish you success and happiness in everything you do.
Support the podcast with 5 star ratings and positive reviews on iTunes, donate money at gofundme.com/wordsaladpro, and tell your friends about us. We appreciate it!
Email us at: [email protected]
Follow us on Twitter at: @QuoteGuilty
Follow Joe on Twitter at: @Play_Architect
Follow Jef on Twitter at: @JefBurnham
Follow Brian Bonsall on Twitter at: @MrBrianBonsall
Check out Brian's music at: youtube.com/mrbrianbonsall or soundcloud.com/brianbonsall or bandcamp.com/brianbonsall
Keep an eye out for "Slaughsages" featuring Brian as "Bonz" coming soon.
See how much of Mother Goose's Rock n' Rhyme you can stand here: https://youtu.be/Y7d16oTJ7yQ
Opening theme "Thanks for Listening" composed by Andrew Kroepel
Outro Music "Vultures" by Lowjob, written by Brian Bonsall and performed by Brian Bonsall (Guitar/Vocals), Erik Livesay (Guitar/Vocals), Bee Jay O'kane (Bass/Vocals), and Trevor Sholders (Drums).
Episode edited by Joe Sanders
© 2016 Joe Sanders
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1h 9min
May 19, 2016 #6: Mikey (1992)
In this episode, Joe and Jef sit down to discuss a movie that has defined their friendship for over a decade: Mikey (1992). They break down what they love about the movie with Andrew Kroepel, who has just seen the movie for the first time, discussing Mikey's psychology, Brian Bonsall's choices as an actor, where the line between Mikey's facade and his reality really lies, Mikey's hidden origins in 1970s television, the horrendous social services and police work done here, and maybe the best line of dialogue ever captured on film.
Support the podcast with 5 star ratings and positive reviews on iTunes, donate money at gofundme.com/wordsaladpro, and tell your friends about us. We appreciate it!
Email us at: [email protected]
Follow us on Twitter at: @QuoteGuilty
Follow Joe on Twitter at: @Play_Architect
Follow Jef on Twitter at: @JefBurnham
Follow Andrew on Twitter at: @Die_Musicman
Follow Brian Bonsall on Twitter at: @MrBrianBonsall
Check out Brian's music at: youtube.com/mrbrianbonsall or soundcloud.com/brianbonsall or bandcamp.com/brianbonsall
Write a letter to Stick Stickley at: PO Box 963, New York, NY 10108
Opening theme "Thanks for Listening" composed by Andrew Kroepel
Episode edited by Joe Sanders
© 2016 Joe Sanders
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1h 22min
May 08, 2016 #5: Fifty Shades of Grey Trilogy (2011)
Happy Mother's Day! Not being one to shy away from the uncomfortable, in this episode Joe sits down with his mom, Jennifer, to discuss the Fifty Shades of Grey trilogy written by E L James. Joe and his mom talk about how the books don't function as anything except erotica, misconceptions surrounding BDSM, the illusive intended audience for the story, the adaptation process, and Joe's acting history for some reason. Honestly, it's difficult to keep Jennifer on topic, but hey, it's mother's day so Joe tries to make her feel special because he knows it earns him 364 days of peace. Actually, it ended up being a very fun and mature conversation about sex, social stigma, and watching your son become an adult and how that changes your relationship for the better.
Support the podcast with 5 star ratings and positive reviews on iTunes, donate money at gofundme.com/wordsaladpro, and tell your friends about us. We appreciate it!
Email us at: [email protected]
Follow us on Twitter at: @QuoteGuilty
Follow Joe on Twitter at: @Play_Architect
Follow Joe's mom on Twitter at: @JenKRN
Criticize E L James on Twitter at: @E_L_James
Find Joe's review of the Fifty Shades movie here: http://www.filmmonthly.com/film/now-playing/fifty-shades-of-grey
Find Gilbert Gottfried reading Fifty Shades of Grey here: https://youtu.be/XkLqAlIETkA
Find the Film Theorist's video about Christian Grey being a cult leader here: https://youtu.be/3VVyh_IM3Ik
Opening theme "Thanks for Listening" composed by Andrew Kroepel
Episode edited and remastered by Joe Sanders
© 2016 Joe Sanders
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1h 12min
May 05, 2016 #4: Jersey Girl (2004)
In this episode, Joe sits down with Andrew Kroepel and Phil Forsyth to discuss Phil's "guilty" pleasure: Kevin Smith's 2004 romantic comedy Jersey Girl. The guys examine why the movie has met with nothing but hatred from critics and audiences alike, relating to the film through personal tragedies, art house films vs. mainstream, how Judd Appetow owes his career to Smith's influence, and how a series of accidents made this film one of the best Smith has put out.
Support the podcast with 5 star ratings and positive reviews on iTunes, donate money at gofundme.com/wordsaladpro, and tell your friends about us. We appreciate it!
Email us at: [email protected]
Follow us on Twitter at: @QuoteGuilty
Follow Joe on Twitter at: @Play_Architect
Follow Andrew on Twitter at: @die_musicman
Check our Andrew's mental health podcast: Dealing With Phillip
Follow Phil on Twitter at: @SnarlingPhil
Watch out for novels by Phil Forsyth, starting with Cheshire Smiles and Lavender Blues
Follow Ben Affleck on Twitter at: @BenAffleck
Follow Kevin Smith on Twitter at: @ThatKevinSmith
Look for the SuperMommy Blog at: http://www.chicagonow.com/becoming-supermommy
Opening theme "Thanks for Listening" composed by Andrew Kroepel
Episode edited and remastered by Joe Sanders
© 2016 Joe Sanders
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1h 17min

FAQs about Word Salad Radio:

How many episodes does Word Salad Radio have?

The podcast currently has 362 episodes available.