Marcus Vowell

Accidentally Derivative

Leisure EN ↓ Odcinki: 105

Jason and Marcus talking about the various aspects of the human condition, living near the Disney parks, owning homes, these kids today, movies, music, and many other topics. It's a meandering hodgepodge of non-sequitur nonsense, and honestly, probably isn't worth paying attention to. Usually drops on Tuesday afternoons. Usually.

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Autor

Marcus Vowell

Kategoria

Leisure

Strona podcastu

www.accidentallyderivative.com

Ostatni odcinek

16 cze 2024

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Episode 5: The Sandy Hole of Requirement - Part 2 28.07.2020 43:24

Jason and Marcus discuss working out in the time of COVID, the various insect-related movies, the generationally-dependent appeal of Gene Hackman, and beating or being beaten by the CAPTCHA

Episode 4: The Sandy Hole of Requirement - Part 1 28.07.2020 50:34

Jason has discovered a suspiciously large hole in his yard, and he and Marcus ponder what could be in there. Is it possums? Eternia, the home of He-Man? The Ron Jon surf shop?

Episode 3: A Lot of Twine and No Dignity 21.07.2020 1:11:58

Jason and Marcus discuss karaoke, stage fright, ask the question "Can discarded furniture be 'stolen'?", and ponder the virtues of the Sith

Episode 2: Giraffe Suits and Chuck Mangione 13.07.2020 50:25

Jason and Marcus revamp WDW's fastpass system, discuss the best way to break into the Animal Kingdom to queue up for Flight of Passage early, and reminisce over the best concerts they never attended.

Episode 1: The Smell of 700 Lawn Mowers 13.07.2020 48:56

In the inaugural episode, Jason and Marcus solve Disney World's COVID mask sizing problems, order bespoke shirts, and wish social distancing would become the norm even in times of no pandemic.