Ain't That a Pitch?

Lizette has an idea that dives into our collective past and also gives a “Marie Kondo” treatment to our digital lives. Raven wonders how safe our digital lives really are. If that and all the secrets to Brownie sweating problems excites you then check out this week’s episode. Also, HOLY SH*T WE'RE HALFWAY THROUGH SEASON ONE! If you're not already following us on social, we can be found o...

Our first recording of 2022!*  Where did the time go? We were so sweet and hopeful back then! New Year's resolutions from this crew?  Not bloody likely. Jake starts us off strong with an idea for a mobile game that excites everyone except Bryce, who is left utterly terrified. Lizette might be the most gullible person in the world, especially when it comes to presidential trivia and Neil Young...

Jake’s answer to “Which band do you dream of making a setlist for?” ends with an apology to Peter Gabriel. Raven re-pitches a heartfelt project about his late mother, which he is actually beginning to work on.  Uh oh… are things starting to get done around here? It must be catching because Bryce shocks us with an update about America’s-next-great-food-movie.  We round things out with some shameles...

Despite the relentless "glass half empty" jokes, ATAP is full of eternal optimists. In the hopes of making the world a better place, Brownie and the gang bat around some fun ideas to send out into the zeitgeist: new rules in professional sports, end talking during movies , start playing games during movie trailers and credits. Are these even pitches? Wright or wrong, we hope you tune in...

Hot takes abound as the ATAPers share which beloved artists they just don't dig. Who let that producer out of the booth? Lizette jumps into the fray for the first time this season with a pitch straight from the heart.  Spoiler: surviving capitalism blows and can't we just do artsy shit together? Raven signs us off with some sage wisdom from a Bel-Air royal.   

Christ Pratt and Bill Hader star as John the Baptist and Jesus in Jakes dreams before he rocks our nerdy worlds.  You know all the cursed artifacts, enchanted relics, and spooky tchotchkes from your favorite action and fantasy movies? Jake asks us to consider who puts those items there and how do they do it.  Raven brings us back to reality with some seldom heard advice from Albert Einstein.

The group shares their Anthony Hopkins impersonations and our most useless talents before Bryce blows us away with his first pitch for America’s Next Great Food Movie.  This film that might possibly put Tampopo, Babbete’s Feast, and Big Night to shame...if it ever gets made. Mike wraps it all up with an inspirational quote from the diary of Nims Purja.

Superheros, Australian accents, and Michael Caine impersonations warm us up to Raven's first pitch for the group. Are you the type of person who keeps sentimental mementos from past loves and relationships? Would you ever let anyone else see the things you keep? 

Are you brimming with ideas for cool shit you never really do anything with but still love talking about with your buds?  Ain't That a Pitch is the probably the podcast for you.  Mike Brown provides a quick intro to expect from the inaugural season of ATAP.  We're so excited to share what we've been working on with y'all! -Brownie, Bryce, Jake, Lizette, and Raven