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In this supplemental reading discussion of Over the Garden Wall, Patrick McHale's mind-baby miniseries on Cartoon Network, Henry and John discuss the importance ins and outs of the magical world of the series and all the good things they liked. This devolves into a larger discussion of magic realism pieces as a whole, featuring such great authors as Gabriel Garcia Marquez,  Haruki Murakami, Italo Calvino, among others. For further reading, read any work by the above names, along with Gabriel Marquez's interview in the Paris Review.   Link: Supplemental Reading: Over the Garden Wall

It’s a heckuva night back at the house. Drinky drinks for the first time, and thinky thinks for the next time. We’re a little stirred up due to some noisy clouds hanging over the homestead, all heavy with portent and ill-omen. We gird ourselves up and, with a little liquid courage, discuss some of the broader strokes of wars among stars and capital-Q Quality, and introduce the first in our Supplemental Readings series. Keep your wits about you, listener, and we should all get out of this storm safe. Good day. Here's a link: Drinky Drink, Thinky Think

Episode three brings a brief conversation about lawyers that turns into a long conversation about the superpowers of rhetoric and how salesmen are evil. Tell your friends! Also, there's more. Link: They Trained That Bird

Henry and John return for a conversation about Hipsters, Mind Trains, and the ever growing danger of using Lizardpeople eggs for eggs. Lizardpeople rule. Link: Delicious Goopy Cupcakes

In our pilot episode, John and Henry discuss everything from hover boards as the new form of sequeways and the implications of the pineapple. Subliminal messages. Here's a link: Look at the Pineapple