Dog-eared and Cracked

"You mean there's a catch?"
"Sure there's a catch," Doc Daneeka replied. "Catch-22. Anyone who wants to get out of listening to this episode of Dog-eared and Cracked isn't really listening."
In this episode, Jay swears a loyalty oath and Phil writes 'share' on a piece of paper in response to Jay's request for a share of Dog-eared and Cracked profits.
This episode is a Dog-eared and Cracked 1st, as Jay recommends a book for Phil that neither of them has read. Will this reckless break in protocol create unresolvable chaotic havoc? Or will Jay learn to stop using excessive adjectives? Listen in to find out.
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This episode is rated M for Mature as Phil fires up his game controller and challenges Jay to a death match. Along the way, they discuss polygons, pool sharks, raising teenagers, and the two Johns: Romero and Carmack.
Who ends up defeating the boss monster in their final review of the book? Level up with Dog-eared and Cracked and find out as they take on Masters of Doom.
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Jay discovers that it's not just any library book that Phil has picked for him to read. It's The Library Book by Susan Orlean.
What does Jay think about a book full of maps, corduroy suits, chili dogs and celebrity autographs? Does Phil rate his pick using the Dewey Decimal System? Or does he return it to his local librarian before it becomes overdue?
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Monkey jackets and ice cream pants!?! What kind of book has Jay picked out now? For all you boppers out there in the big city, Jay and Phil (that real live bunch from Coney), have nowhere to run and nowhere to hide as they take on Sol Yurick's 'The Warriors' and its 1979 movie adaption.
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It's Phil's pick this time around and Jay, under the influence of Chew-Z spends far too much time debating the meaning of the word 'stigmata'. More importantly, what does a Barbie doll like character called Perky Pat have to do with colonies on Mars? There's a lot to unpack in this second go around with a Phillip K. Dick novel and Jay experiences 60 Freuds of stress as he ends up having to reread the book. (Yes stress is measured in Freuds in the Dickensian universe.)
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(Faithful listeners will remember that last time I warned that if you don't recommend a book for us, Phil may end up breaking the spine of Dog-eared and Cracked with yet another Phillip K. Dick recommendation. And look where we are now!)
We are also on Twitter now...@dogeared_pod, (at least until Palmer Eldritch...oops I mean Elon Musk's purchase offer goes through and we are forced to pay per tweet). Kidding Elon, and yes we will certainly have you on our next podcast.