I Never Saw That

Tino got the loft, y’all.

Join us to find out what the loft is for, and help us answer some questions, such as: Why are Graham’s suits so large? What is that tuba doing in the hospital? What unexciting news is Micah super excited to share? And, you know those guys up in the mountains?

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It’s the worst of our summer blockbusters so far—1994’s True Lies! Hear Arnold Schwarzenegger talk to horses! Hear Jamie Lee Curtis scream! Hear yet another absolutely baffling See You in the Funny Papers! Also, help us answer: Is this our “that’s what she said” episode? If so, we promise never to do it again.

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We finally did it! We finished our last chapter of our Gargoyles adventure. Boy am I gonna miss that loin cloth.

More importantly though, this week we are joined by a very special guest and friend, Shift, who shares some of his brilliance with us. This was recorded a couple weeks ago, just after the murder of George Floyd, and Shift is a Black man who shared his perspective not only on See You in the Funny Papers and what’s under Goliath’s loin cloth, but racial violence, protesting, and anti-racism work. Listen to him.

*Disclaimer: None of us are medical experts so do not take our thoughts on vinegar as fact.

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It’s not “Robin Williams’ wildest role yet,” and it’s certainly not “non-stop laughs” despite what the summary tries to tell you before you watch Francis Ford Coppola’s 1996 film Jack, the hilarious tale of a kid who is destined to die young. (It’s not funny.)

Be sure to listen for information about SNIPS, Scavengers Network Independent Podcast Showcase, which we’ll be participating in next weekend!

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This week we talk about “The Mask” starring Jim Carrey. It’s a terrible movie, so we spend a lot more time talking with our guest Sarah Fontana, who was with Jen at the “therapeutic boarding school,” about that experience. We talk about everything (except The Mask).

CW: discussion of abusive “therapy” methods, traumatic situations. But don’t worry, we also laugh a lot.

Transcript coming soon!