Signing Off

A final game of Derby Horse Name Baby Madness. Shout out to the book of revelation, Communion Wafer Chubby Bunny, various pledges of allegiance, and episodes 5-10 of "Station Eleven." Signing Off signs off.

Some sad but appropriately apocalyptic news about the future of the pod. On roasts, raccoons, unfortunate road adoptions, what constitutes at sport, toll roads, a lot more, and of course episodes 1-5 of "Station Eleven." Next week: episodes 6-10!

Eeyore' s birthday, baseball, and the VERY NATURE OF THOUGHT! Plus the movie "Leave the World Behind." Next time- episodes 1-5 of "Station Eleven."

An annoying donut shop name, caffeine delivery methods, work bits, being nice to animals, and a thorough takedown of the first "Mad Max." Next week: "Leave the World Behind."

Friend of the show Pat Sirois fell in a hole, Australian Christmas, the dentist, flat earthers, and "Z for Zachariah." Next week, the first "Mad Max."

DND envy, studio audience vibes, childhood cartoon islands, and "Train to Busan." Next week: "Z for Zachariah."

maintaining sanity in an increasingly fractured world- also, "Interstellar"! Next week: "Train to Busan."

The gang returns to talk radio, things that change color, Red Dead Chat, and much more including the two installments of The Hunger Games: Mockingkay." Next week: "Interstellar."

More fun with baby names, shorts and flip flops, Jack Weacher, comedy in the topical moment, church?, and the second Hunger Games movie "Catching Fire." Next week: Mockingjay part 1.

Workshopping a better name for meatloaf, the eligibility of AI for the presidency, winter sports, the inevitability of toilet paper, and "The Hunger Games." Next week: "Catching Fire."

Dr. Pepper inspired madness, post-Super-Bowl thoughts, and "Bugonia." Next week: The first Hunger Games movie.

Snow regrets, continental dinner, Groundhog Day and what counts as an early Spring, woke Plato, a massive Lost in Space lore revelation, and the original Planet of the Apes. Next week: Best Picture nominee Bugonia.

Made up holidays, obscure dietary traditions, vague small town knowledge, small screen problems, and the full first season of "Pluribus." Next week: the original 1968 movie "Planet of the Apes."

Obvious name jokes, French raisins, the permanent virality of bloopers, and the first half of Apple TV's "Pluribus."

Jordan returns with tales from Europe! Fireworks, drones, recycling, and the bleak (but relatable) dystopia Children of Men. Next week: Episodes 1-4 of Apple TV's Pluribus.

Jo rejoins the boys to talk Gremlins, rehash some news from September, and whether most things are cake or not. Next week's movie: Children of Men.

Why is there no dog nip? Default fonts, the coming machine takeover, lots more, and the movie Waterworld. Next week: the original Gremlins for Christmas!

Holiday parties, arcade games, vintage snacks, and the movie "Flow." Next week- "Waterworld."

Tales from Hawaii, making conversation, clickbait headlines, holidaze, and the movie "These Final Hours." Next week: the 2024 Latvian animated "Flow."

Music references, spam call inequality, childhood word games, the open mic equivalent of Hollywood, the dopamine psych out of social media, anti-Vegas, and of course the 1995 movie "12 Monkeys." Next pod is 12/1, with 2013's "These Final Hours."

The five senses, what constitutes a deli, a puzzling encounter, the wizarding comedy universe, and Ray Bradury's 1952 short story "A Sound Of Thunder." Next week: the movie "12 Monkeys."

The anatomical details of God, flair baristas, Star Wars knowledge, city nicknames, plus the 2006 movie Idiocracy. Next week: Ray Bradbury's "A Sound Of Thunder."

The neuroticism of playing yourself back, the internet's effect on knowledge and cultural memory, plus the 1998 movie Deep Impact. Next week: Idiocracy!

Adam's back! An episode of half European travel talk and half the John Hillcoat movie adaptation of Cormac McCarthy's bleak masterpiece.

Post-fest, the energy flow of socializing, screen sizes, plus the movie The World's End.