Tired Masterminds

This week Adam, Liam and Burt talk about a planet that is so forbidden it uhh yada yada. We’re really tired today. Leslie Nielsen is not funny. Not remotely. In this feature that also includes a robot you might’ve heard of called Rob. That is only subjectively funny. So yeah… see where sci fi pretty much came from. Check out its daddy right here right now.

This week, Wes gets in the Driver seat and crashes in with our latest flick. Adam brings in a novel written in 1985 to compare to it’s Rebirth. Liam finds it hard to adapt. He is showing symptoms of medication he took to help him get over his biggest fear…

This week Adam and Liam get a bit deluded when the stranger Kevin Jollimore comes to town. We talk streetcars and other antiquated transportation methods whilst observing stella performances from the likes of Marlo Brandon and whoeva da’fruk ever else graces the silver screen tonight. Throw the radio away and let’s get nuts.

This week, Ella graces us with her presence but it starts to seem like she will never get this interview finished. Liam keeps getting distracted, airing out his dirty laundry and she still has a long journey back home. In her defence, she isn’t even getting paid for this. Meanwhile, Adam contemplates if he still wants to be the guitarist with mystique. Regardless, we are all friends here… Honest.

This week Adam, Liam, and like a liquor bottle at cirrhosis demonstration Liam pulls out the only friend he has left. Nathan. Trivial pursuits take a risky overturn when the debate over 'Platoon' and 'Full Metal Jacket' turns into a show of power for nepotism. Then things just kind of cooled off.

Dis week the Shanty Boys have a visit from a wee handsome lad who is put in charge of the light. The Merman himself, JD, crashes a’shore to try to weather the storm. They bate together on which Robbie is Dafoe and which is the gull? Honey up your kerosine ya dullards. Tings are sure to get fishy. Not even a trident would cover up this seamen breath.

This week Liam, Adam and Frankie get isekai'd and are swept into a world of piggly parents, bulbous babies, elbow grease and meeting some new friends with no face at all. It’s a spa day and it’s gold Jerry, gold. Take it, take it, take it…take a haiku.

Any given Sunday a team can make a comeback without their supposed Cap. Joey Lala comes in Beamin to fill the dead seat and dead air with his favourite monologue. It happens to be in a sports film starring the likes of Scarface and the blonde from The Mask. We have had a couple flashbacks along the way while being reminded why we are more seasoned than most thirds.

This week Adam and Liam scratch another one off the rune stick and bury our assicles in our seats. Whilst exploring a show that is borderline impossible to get friends to watch. But, we will be damned if we cast aspersions on someone just cause they wear a cape.

This week Adam and Liam inhabited the small town of twin peaks via a pit of scorched motor oil and get a peek past the curtain of the red room with the help of a handy interneter who handled a lot of the mental legwork. Check it out. The show not this…#audreyishot.

Adam and Liam prove they are willing to play Delonge game. As much as a tripod relies on three legs, the duo shows they can still stand as long as they stay Armstrong. Whether they are Barkers with no bite or biters with no bark, they continue on toward a Tre Cool comeback.

On todays show I had an uneven conversation with a pair of local movie/television podcasters the “Tired Masterminds”. We try and delve into what’s brought them to this scene, how their show is unique and the goals they set in order to adhere to the rigors of this craft where discipline is paramount. If you're looking for it. Photographic evidence on the YATOOOB channel, guys! for reel. That wa...

Adam and Liam are fermenting in the Tench-ion they have been Holden onto. The duo of deprivation discuss a series of systems built up around those who are Cuckoo for Cocoa Puffs. Unfortunately, it seems like the whole system is breaking down. Not trying to compare Eds and Elmers here, but we are all weally hoping for another hunting season.

This week Adam and Liam dig out some whole foods with the gang of talented Yellowjackets. We run back the first two seasons and discuss the importance of characters like Jackie. Does a show lose importance with the departure of a valued member? Especially when they're the influencer. Discretion: Plane language used.

Not to let the cat out of the apartment, but in the Finale of our Second season, we chuck in quite a plot twist. We nicely ask Phyllis to step off so Joey LaBigCups could tell us his recollection of us sailors taking the yellow brick road to the best decade of all. We kick off the new era with Francis’ nephew. The prolific actor that everyone loves to Lynch. Wild, wild stuff...@❤️

This week Adam, Liam and Phyllis meet with the Akira committee and get them to admit their cartoon didn’t make sense. After seeing some of their doodles and eating some discarded food we arrive at a universal decision. #Ohkaneda_technoremix

This week Adam, Liam and Phyllis take a rocket ship made of concrete, smoke and mirrors to La Stivale. Guido’s reverse peephole Production is hotter than Sylvio’s wife. So why does he seems to be cooling off? His love for filmmaking is getting blurred by the fur. He may have overstuffed one too many hamwallets. When his wife (the agitator) shows up, the pressures of his worlds colliding may end wi...

This week Adam, Liam and Phyllis find a rope in the ocean and just start tugging and all of a sudden all this Lobster came out. Did we really get this at Fleeshers Market or did we disturb a commercial trap? Find out in long form just how hard a shell this is to crack.

This week, Adam, Liam and Phyllis play around with some flick based on best selling novel “The Big Game”, written by Donald O’Brien. In fact, so big, it’s been nicknamed the “Glass Coffee Table Smash of the Year”! Dougie Douglas’ bro wishes he got $182 for his birthday instead of being catterpolted into a game of not Chess but Chekhov’s.

Hit the nitro! this week Adam and Liam are laser focused on this titan of television competition. Things cool off when Phyllis is unusually mum on her nostalgic ties and faces the entire thing with icy resolve.

This week Adam, Liam and Phyllis spent some "time" "travelling" through this moving picture made on the cheap by a coupla pals with a "Cannes" do attituu...I can't.

This week Adam and Phyllis are lost for words as Liam describes seeing 'It'. We were actually having a pretty normal night before he took 'it' out. We're talking, we're having pleasant conversation, then all of sudden...it...out.

This week, the boys split a cab with Erika and got lost in the Schumachiverse. On our way to Del Boca Vista, we discuss a great of 88’(Always a year off). We got maggots in the oven as we chow down on our favourite cult coven. All this while Phyllis is fangs out in defence of the infamous Two Corey’s.

This week Adam, Liam and Phyllis check out a film that was banned for asking for bread in 3 countries. There's mulligatawny everywhere in Ichi the Scratcher.

Phyllis bought Liam a mattress to help with his bad back. Now it smells like the Sackville River. Phyllis is concerned after finding out Adam has a key to Liam’s apartment. Not that there is anything wrong with that. To break the tension, we discuss Kubrick’s accurate foresight on the battle between Man vs Kitzmiller of our future’s past.