We continue down the road of Dean and Rog. Which was a mistake.
Dean and Rog ON THE AIRWAVES.
We give advice to get me straight with god. It goes well!
Be our guest, Ian!
The Land and its People by David Sedaris, Mild Card, and more. Just a little more. Not, like, LOADS more, but more than just the two things named.
A trip into Amazing Fantasy 16! Which is one level more amazing and fantasy-ed than Amazing Fantasy 15! So if you have a copy, hang onto it, it must be worth billions!
Let’s check out MAD About DC by personal hero Chip Zdarsky! Which results in calling a SAXaphone line.
Kind of a…BRAND NEW DAY for the podcast? Eh? Because the movie? Synergy? We cover Amazing Fantasy #15
Journey with me on my health journey. That’s what the doctor’s office called it, or maybe the online portal, or maybe a folder of crap they gave me. A health journey into my butt. Which at this time was an absolute horroshow. Be grateful this is an audio format.
Shine on you crazy diamond. And shine on, my butt.
We take a break from that nerdy book shit to run a train on some questions.
Our continued delve into the origins.
We start in on a self-pub trash book to end all self-pub trash books. Or, maybe, to BEGIN all self-pub trash books!
NPR’s Podcast Start-Up Guide. WOW! SUCH ADVISEMENT!
Today we cover Vermis by Plastiboo and continue to uncover the horrors of my butthole PLUS a high school musical!
We cover Elliott Kalan’s Joke Farming and how it relates to my butthole.
Is love blind? Is it? Really? C’mon.
DISASTER! A NEW ENEMY!
It happened again! I got Legaulted AGAIN!
It’s time for Rhetoric Society Quarterly. Nobody else online is delivering you THIS kind of content.
We help the truly helpless and their holes.
My old nemesis, New York Times, returns for Turkey Day.
A return to roots.
We made it! OR DID WE!?
Let’s get sweaty.
