This is a comedy/music podcast, and the hosts Greg and Brad do not know what they are doing. However, they promised a dying friend to carry on his legacy through a podcast devoted to the band Crazy Town. Brad and Greg are not well versed in Crazy Town, but they plan on covering all aspects of nu-met…
On this special bonus episode of Trading Recs, Jaren is away dreaming of matrimony so Greg's wife, Sara, kindly joins to discuss her history with music. We also reflect on the bands we've bonded over throughout our relationship.
Sick of regular fakebooks? Well we got musician Jordan Banks (Error Jordan) on to talk Ultimate Fakebook's This Will Be Laughing Week. Greg and Jaren also share recs for That Dog's Retreat From The Sun and Pink Milk's Ultraviolet.
Greg and Jaren catch up and discuss Ravyn Lenae's Moon Shoes EP and Missy Elliot's first album, Supa Dupa Fly. We also talk Timbaland, hip hop, Nintendo 64, Spoon, and Music League.
Musician John Flannelly shares his recommendation of Cameo's Word Up! and talks about the talk box and more. Other recs for this week include Jean-Luc Ponty's Enigmatic Ocean and Zapp's 1980 self-titled.
This week Jaren and Greg discuss electronic and experimental music, the eras of chill wave and hyperpop, and the exciting elements of compilations. Also, they are real party dudes! The recommendations this episode are PC Music Vol. 1 and Congratulations, You've Won by Snowfall Tapes.
We're back from hiatus and discussing Maybe Ghosts by Baby Ghosts and Catch For Us The Foxes by mewithoutYou. We dive into our thoughts on emo, spoken word vocals, and more.
This weeks recommendations are Castle Oldchair's Sad Pants and Joni Mitchell's Blue. Jaren and Greg into the requirements of a superb folk album, and they also share a summer mix that you just gotta hear!
This week we discuss Kathleen Hanna's 1997 self-titled side-project, Julie Ruin, and Grouper's Dragging a Dead Deer Up a Hill. Other things we talk about the Spaghett drink, lo-fi, bedroom pop, DIY, indulging in mistakes, and how much these albums make us want to play music.
Our second episode is a bonus episode where Jaren and Greg discuss the legacy of Julee Cruise, Chucky, dream pop, and a buttload more.
In the augural episode of Trading Recs, Jaren recommends Kate Bush's The Dreaming and Greg recommends Weird Al Yankovic's Dare To Be Stupid.
Need to turn your brain off completely? Well do I have the podcast for you! Jaren and Greg might be losing their minds, and Brad, well, Brad might be....dead? Hard. To. Say. Anywho, J & G kinda discuss being old and Blink-182.
Jaren and Greg get GOOFY TO THE MAX. And so it goes.
The delightful Rodney Berry of the American Arts & Culture Review podcast stops by to discuss Elden Ring and the nature of pranking. Of course the real pranksters, Jaren and Greg, continue the year-long April Fool's prank of tricking people to come onto their show. Enjoy! Rodney Berry on Twitch - https://www.twitch.tv/rodneyberry/ American Arts & Culture Review - https://www.patreon.com/americanartsandculturereview
Jaren and Greg speak with Blank Check legend and academic, Ben Hosley, about how it's totally legal to just dump whatever shit we have into space. It'll all be just fine. Plus some porch classic recommendations. Blank Check podcast - https://www.blankcheckpod.com/
This might be our most controversial episode yet. The dumbest of asses return to talk about flatbread...I guess. Look, Greg fucked up and didn't post this episode last Friday. Surprise, surprise -- no one noticed! Greg finally "edited" this but did not listen to it like usual. So this episode is about flatbread.
Yale Batman scholar, Jaren Skirvin, drops by to have a sophiscated chat about the new film, The Batman. But Brad (who is absolutely not on this episode!!) thinks there's too many Batmen and he should retire. Is Brad right? Or is Brad wrong? You be the judge!
Percussionist Rob Funkhouser nicely discusses the philosophy of genres, classifications, and experimentation with the three imbeciles. Jaren reads a Discord discussion with Greg about the Muppets and we do, in fact, get in the weeds. Also, we find out what type of noodles Brad is eating and we try not to talk about Elden Ring.
It's another solo Greg ep with more short, solo eps to come in the future. Sam Watermeier (Midwest Film Journal) comes on to discuss his love of Batman and his excitement for the new film. See if you can pinpoint the exact moment Greg realized he forgot Robert Pattinson's name. Midwest Film Journal - https://midwestfilmjournal.com/author/samwatermeier/
Leah Jones (Finding Favorites, Candy Chat Chicago) kindly joins the dullards to play a fresh game of "20 questions" and talk Indiana, candy, and more. This mega episode also includes Brad and candy tournament. Will Snickers win? Or maybe Bit o Honey? No, of course not. Finding Favorites: https://findingfavorites.podbean.com/ Candy Chat Chicago: https://candychatpodcast.podbean.com/
Jaren poses the question, "How do you listen to music?" but Brad derails it quickly by trying to push a discussion about refried beans. Other topics include, IBS, the new Animal Collective album, Discord, and Spotify. Also Greg gives a complete plot rundown of the film "Never Been Kissed".
In this very special episode, Greg lets Brad and Jaren take over the podcast and solve the decade old mystery of the JFK assassination. The bozos also discuss internet usage, conspiracies, how to make the podcast better, and more. You won't want to miss a single moment!
Brad returns! But does he stay? Local provocateur, Tyler Sharp, teaches the dullards about special fruits and how to be happy in life. Also, Brad shares the "secret".
Whoa! Jaren and Greg discuss the latest Matrix film and take some questions from listeners. Everything you ever wanted to know about The Matrix is covered. In fact, this episode will go down in history as the definitive voice in all things Matrix. Whoa!
Jaren and Greg repeat the tradition of sharing a playlist that sums up last year. The imbeciles argue who listens to more classical music and the jam out quite a bit. Things get extremely silly. Check out the Spotify playlist for this episode: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7jDwayfmTMKIw4WhrMoELE?si=354b21cd6ea443f0
We did it. We f@&$! did it. We got to sit down with one of the biggest names there is, S-A-N-T-A C-L-A-U-S. Yes, Santa Claus gives insight on how he spends his off-time, and he also shares a BIG ANNOUNCEMENT. Don't believe the media, and Happy Holidays from the FQA gang to you and yours and you.
The complete idiots talk to electrical engineer and musician, Taylor Sullivan-Peters (Regna Racer), and learn about currents and electromagnetism and shit. Greg has been announcements for the show, and there's a lot of local Indiana music talk...again.
Jaren and Greg allow Brad to babble about aquatic apes (again) and Obama's weather machine as part of "Brad's Crank Sesh". Also Greg's Corner, The Lord of the Rings extended cuts, donkey basketball, and Brad looks at a horse forum.
The absolute dumbasses return to talk business and shoot the shit. Greg tries to get a glimpse into Brad's personal life, but Brad only reveals his favorite numbers. Also everyone's favorite segment "I Like It A Lot" returns!!
Jaren's friend Baron stops by to discuss how his name rhymes with Jaren's. Topics include Village Pantry, Doctor Sleep, interior decorating, outsider art, and more. Also will Brad show up?
Though there was much dispute over the title of this episode the duds are back to talk with returning guest Kaitlin Klemp about their love of the video game series Resident Evil. Brad learns a lot, but did he retain that knowledge?
Greg does an episode solo! Kristen Carreon (Hwy to Hell: A Supernatural Podcast) stops by to discuss the Doughboys Discord community, TV show Supernatural, and an in-depth conversation about the film Inside (2007). Can it still be a good episode without the amazing cohosts?
Jess/Sesseka (pinknoisetv.com) returns to discuss cult wacko horror film Hausu (aka House) as well as other Asian horror films. Brad has seen Ringu and he leaves early. Squid Game and other spooky things are talked about!
Kicking off SPOOKY TALK MONTH we try to get to the root of what scares Brad the most. However, rather than being introspective Brad discusses Boot Dude and bank pranks. The bozos also discuss Greg's new Taco Bell miniature.
Mike Mitchell (The Doughboys, The Tomorrow War) graciously joins Jaren and Greg to discuss his character Bjorn Lerpiss in "Parks & Rec", the great talent in Netflix's "Love", getting rid of his Massachusetts accent, and how to make a Mai Tai. We also talk about cats and play a game of "Loose Fur or Lucifer".
The goofy goober have a real intelligent and in-depth conversation about the internet, youth, and Greg's love for the Little Rascals.
A very special episode that breaks the rules. There's no Brad. No guest. No real question. Just Jaren and Greg hypothesizing the scenario surrounding Howie Mandel copulating with his wife. Sponsored by Brad's Chicken Feed
We're back baby! Fresh off our hiatus, leave it to Brad to bring up noodles and a special spaghetti commercial set to Disturbed's "Down with the Sickness". The goops discuss what they did during the hiatus as well as what fun may come in future months.
As Brad travels back to the states, Jaren and Greg talk fighting games and why Greg has a black eye.
The goop squad talks musicals and their relationship with the singy songy dance stuff. Brad tries to turn the conversation towards discussing surrealist cinema, but Greg and Jaren quickly bring things back to the topic.
Podcast producer Emma Erdbrink (Doughboys, High and Mighty)comes on FQA to talk road trips, audio engineering, truck stops, and more. Brad has a specific rest stop he recommends, and Jaren and Greg once again bring up Brad's disgust of Doritos.
The three dips eat some dip and discover if Doritos are what you should be dippin' with. Before getting to that they talk about artificial intelligence and Space Jam.
Another Doughscord friend, Kyle Loder (HuellHauser), drops by the discuss some of the weirdest video games. Greg goes off the rails with the "F bomb", Jaren pulls in the reins, and Brad also eats some chips. The group also play beloved game "Beatle or Cheadle".
The three boogers have a nice chill and dumb conversation about Power Rangers, John Waters, flutes, and learning to play instruments. Brad and Greg also try to find out what Brad is up to.
Finally, the question we've all been wondering! And Ahmad Allen (@90DayFckery) is able to answer that question in relation to the British person he is married to. Which gets us talking about TLC's "90 Day Fiance" but also we discuss grandma sauce, butter fights, and Gumby porn. Purchase 90 Day Fiance art and products from https://www.90dayfckery.com/
Seriously. What is the point? I mean with any of this. What are we doing? 50 episodes. Of this? This stupid fucking podcast. A podcast! Seriously! It all seems very illogical and severely pointless. A diary of subversive ignorance and reprehensible privilege. Disgusting. I personally hate it and honestly you should too. I mean, if you actually like this bullshit then you are simply a dumbfuck. But even if you accept that you are, in fact, a dumbass -- know this one thing...YOU ARE LOVED!
Jaren returns! So does last week's guest Justin Shimp as we further delve into the fandom of Animal Collective. But most importantly this episode and Part 1 will determine who is going to be kicked off permanently from the podcast. All will be revealed next week for our 50th Anniversary Special!
In this special Jaren-less episode, Justin Shimp (Braintwins) joins Brad and Greg to discuss their fandom for the band Animal Collective. Also they discuss Discovery Zone, ghost encounters, and very location specific details. Part 2 will feature Jaren again discussing this topic more, and YOU can vote which episode is better. The loser gets kicked off the podcast.
Doughscord regular and podcast fan, ChermsMcTerbin, joins to talk teaching, virtual learning, Mr. Delicious, and, of course, Bones. Brad pats himself on the back and also finally admits that he is Pickle Brad.
In another special bonus episode, Greg and Jaren go through a Spotify playlist they collaborated on called, "I like all music, expect country." Check out the playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0M8lS2vlMgKmJLuwUzOmno?si=0770849043144f3a
Podcast fan Joey Thomas joins the FQA dopes to talk about all thing pizza and why pizza should be a lifestyle for everyone. Brad is also on the episode, and a special pizza-related guest stops by.
Premium podcast guest and television writer Eva Anderson talks about her experience developing an alternate reality game (ARG). Also at the end we premiere a new segment, "Brad's Corner." Check the walkthrough from 2020 ARG, Arcana - https://www.arcana-game.com/