I Don't Care If This Ruins My Life

Tour logistics under covid, Warehouse acting

Mysterious guy disapproval, Donda and snitching to the press.

A little bit of a sleepy return but WE'RE BACK. Patrick discusses the launch of his Image Comics debut "The Frontiersman", Ian talks about turning down record deals for the long term bet and then we discuss the argument of a lifetime where Pat tried to fire Ian off the drug church music video.

Ian releases a song called KKK Tattoo, Patrick watches the comics industry get cancelled.

Write a page a day, guilt consumerism, doja cat's fascist only fans account.

A bright and cheery episode, anti social distanced concert talk, a night in Amsterdam, Pat's a russian bot.

Season 2 Episode 5. Is Gavin Newsom a Bitch??? Also, do you think your art will last?? FIND OUT ON THIS WEEK'S EPISODE

S2E4 Lots of music industry talk tbh. We are left uncertain if Patrick or Ian has a better bod.

Season 2 Episode 3. How our now career and aspirationless lives are going in quarantine, also a discussion on competition in music.

We return for Season 2 Episode 2 and really drag our own names through the mud. Corona talk, trump talk, why no band without a singular head will ever function, was there a period of time when Patrick was waiting for marriage to have sex? All this and more terrible things.

SEASON 2 EPISODE 1 WE'RE BACK BABY. We talk about how life is currently paused and how we're coping. Patrick faces the unsure future of whether or not his industry will even exist in the coming months.

How trauma, misfortune, ugly circumstance, and bad luck inform or motivate a creative life. Also, jail talk.

A scatter shot of new year goals, movie intake, random shit talk.

We attempt to discuss criticism and fan ownership but get stuck in the weeds on Star Wars.

Patrick wants to discuss owning your IP in comics, Ian wants to discuss owning your IP in music. We land somewhere in the middle. Patrick also finally watches Good Time.

Patrick sits on the bench this week as we have Ian and fellow Music Video Director Dan Centrone(DJ Mustard, Zay Hilfiger, Plain White T's) break down the entire Music Video Directing process.

Ian fails at his writing goals. Patrick wants to shit on The Lighthouse. Both of us think you're crazy if you care enough to respond to the Martin Scorsese and Alan Moore fake controversies.

Patrick hates to see fake shit win, Ian hates to see Patrick lose. Both of us basically talk about comics the whole time.

In a non schemes based episode, Ian hates the status of live show photography. Patrick doesn't care. Overall we both fail at imparting what we want to.

Ian gets cruised in a Nebraska bathroom and releases 2 music videos, Patrick still working on his animated pitch, both of us believe you should destroy your heroes.

Patrick is suddenly working on an animated series, Ian is on tour but trying to stay productive, both of us agree writing is a task for delusional losers.

One of us does drugs, both of us can't make it very far into Too Old To Die Young.

Ian is in preproduction, Patrick is broke. Both of us had run ins with Spike Jonze at one point or another.

We started a podcast to have honest conversations about art and career but then we discuss haters for far too long, Patrick is setting up for something big and Ian is at creative rock bottom.