I Think You'd Be Into It

THE OCEANIA MINISTRY OF PODCASTS HAS DEEMED THIS PODCAST APPROPRIATE FOR CONSUMPTION. WE ARE AWARE IT IS DISCUSSING A DIFFERENT BIG BROTHER, AND HAVE DIRECTED THOSE WHO ASKED TO THE MINISTRY OF LOVE FOR RECONDITIONING All eyes are on us this week as Spencer Frankeberger (@spencer101f) joins us to discuss Big Brother, the long running, multi-national, mildly Orwellian reality series that honestly kinda stresses me out a little bit. We go deep on how the show was restructured from its slower, European format to the more brash, Survivor inspired American version, the psychological tolls this show can take on its contestants, and Spencer tells his use incredibly detailed thoughts on what sort of contestant he would be. Plus, we pose the eternal question, "What's wrong with Brandon saying 'I'm tired of plugging myself?'" Leave a rating and review for us on Apple Podcasts, please! :)

"I respect DEVO, but I do not understand DEVO" --Beth Scorzato This week, depodvolution is real as we talk Akron art rock weirdos DEVO with Jason Luna (JasonLuna1vs100 on Youtube!)! We take a ride on the Human Highway as we go deep on one of the most interesting and bizarre bands to ever hit it big, how they were the perfect band for MTV, and how they've managed to keep what could have been a very one note idea sustainable for over four decades. Plus: Brandon takes an incredibly long walk for a DEVO pun and it is NOT WORTH THE TRIP. You spuds like our pod? Leave a rating and review on the ol' Apple Podcasts app, it'll really help us out!

On this week's episode we're joined by the co-founder of Felon To Freeman and Vote Plan, Marquis Olison (@yogimarquis). Marquis shares the story of how he went from an aspiring comedian and improviser to running workshops for the Obama Campaign to eventually founding several community service organizations. We talk about how comedy and community organizing aren't THAT dissimilar, and how his experiences in the entertainment world were beneficial in the world of politics. Plus: Peter Falk is the Elvis of Romania?!? Like the show? You can help US organize a community of listeners by leaving a rating and review on the ol' Apple Podcasts app ;)

MULTIPOD MULTIPOD MULTIPOD!!!!!!!! On this week's episode we become trouble youths in the 1950s as we talk pinball with actor Alex Vaughan (@ohno.alexvaughan, Delivery, Sketch That Tune)! We go from SoHo down to Brighton as we discuss the history and intricacies of this odd hybrid game, what makes a machine stand out in a pinball room, and how it feels to just CRUSH a table for the first time. This is also the episode where Brandon talks A LOT about Smokey and The Bandit 2, which if you haven't seen it is truly insane on a number of levels. There is sadly no Smokey and The Bandit 2 pinball machine, though a potential Smokey and The Bandit 3: Smokey IS The Bandit machine is discuss. Bally or Stern or whoever hit me up because I have some IDEAS. Like our show? Then be like The Bandit and leave a rating AND review on the ol' Apple Podcasts box.

DON'T PUT PODCASTS IN YOUR EYES DON'T PUT PODCASTS IN YOUR EYES PUT PODCASTS IN YOUR EYES PUT PODCASTS IN YOUR EYES On this week's show, we crush our heads and go deep on legendary Canadian sketch comedy troupe The Kids In The Hall with the also legendary non-Canadian comedian and host Cozi Orlen (So so so many shows: Blackout Drunk, Scene Kids, the list goes on and on!) We get girl drink drunk on this surreal, hilarious and queer-forward comedy show and why it's still so important over three decades later. What waits for them on the seventh step as filming has begun on the new season of the show? We hope it's great! So sit back, relax, and put on your finest businessman trapping suit and pull up your gazebo as we take a journey with us back to 80s and 90s Toronto. Find yourself thinking "I mean to leave a review, but it sliiiipped my miiiiiiiiiiind"? Well, now's the perfect chance to leave a rating and review on the Apple Podcasts thingamatron.

PLAYSTATION START UP MUSIC On this week's show, we take to the final frontier....the SaGa Frontier, that is, as we're joined by Drew Davenport (Rules & Rolls podcast, @the_davenporter, @the_davenportersmemorycard) to talk one of the most influential and underrated 90s JRPGS. Seven stories! Seven heroes! Seven brides for seven brothers! This game certainly has two of those things! We barely scratch the surface of this massive, idiosyncratic game that was just rereleased on Nintendo Switch! Like the show? Then leave seven different reviews under seven different names on the Apple Podcasts thing seven different times! Seven!

On this week's show we get lost in the multiversity as Alex Jarvis (@farcetiger) joins us to discuss the weird and wild world of Grant Morrison. Chaos magick! Superman! Time and space! We go deep on one of the most interesting minds in comics, and try to parse just what makes them such a singular voice. Plus: Brandon gets viscerally stressed out at the mere MENTION of Netflix's The Circle. Plus Plus: Beth starts the show with a nuclear level burn from which we may never truly recover. Like the show? Then leave us a rating and review on Apple Podcasts in this and/or any other dimension you may be living in!

Sing me, O Poet, of the Lizard Wizard, and how he became a king of not just men, but of gizzards same. On this week's show, Sean Barry (Co-host of Radish, @thatseanbarry, @idiotechnica) guides us Virgil-like into the many, many layers upon layers that make up the King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard experience. Does Brandon compare this Aussie psych outfit to Phish a ton? Yup. Does that surprise anyone? Nope! click here 4 egg trick If you like our show, leave a rating and review on the ol' Apple Podcasts box!

WE LOVE IT!!! On this week's episode we dive into the glitz, the glamour, the gall, the gallantry, the champaign wishes and CBD quinoa salad dreams as we discuss of the city of lights, the city of brotherly love, the big muddy herself Los Angeles with the big muddy herself CK Kimball (Hey LA, Certified burlesque genius, @glitterpizzacat)! All joking aside LA is a very weird, very nuanced city that a lot of people have never really given a chance, and CK comes with an incredibly fresh, ground based look at what makes this city truly special. Also, turns out, this is the episode with all of the follow-up jokes* about Snowpiercer....one thousand and one bits long... Like the show? Be sure to to leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts! It may not seem like it helps, but deep down, somewhere in the depths of the great metal beast in which we live, it helps make things just a little bit better for the people of Podpiercer...one thousand and one pods long... *we'll call 'em that, sure

On this week’s show multimedia multi-hyphenate Vanessa Guerrero (@nesgritton, El Rey, Kicking and Screaming Podcast) joins us to talk YouTube food culture! We discuss the deep cultural nature of food, food as travel as content, and the slightly voyeuristic nature of some of these channels and presenters. Later, Vanessa and Brandon agree to buy a fuck ton of international potato chips (But hey if Lays Canada wanted to just SEND us some All Dressed Chips we wouldn’t complain, eh!). We then spend a significant amount of time listening to Brandon get very turned on while talking about the concept of automats. Plus: Bill Walton plays the glockenspiel! Like the show? Leave us a rating and review on the ol' Apple Podcasts box. It's like an automat but for podcasts and also it's very very bad :)

NOTE: THIS WEEK’S PODCAST IS BEING PRESSED ON EXCLUSIVE “I THINK BLUE’D BE INTBLU IT” BLUE SWIRL VINYL WITH A MARSHMALLOW SWIRL AND CHOCOLATE BRANDONS AND IS LIMITED TO ONE COPY. NO PREORDERS OR KEEPSIES, NOT EVEN IF YOU ASK REALLY REALLY NICELY. IT WILL BE AVAILABLE FOR STREAMING ON MONDAY, MAY 17th 2021 AS PART OF PODCAST STORE DAY, WHICH IS A THING I JUST MADE UP. On this week’s show, you pod me right round baby right round as we talk vinyl records with Brannon Hoff (New Nintendo Podcast XL, @brnhoff). We (crate) dig deep on all the reasons why this format is so appealing to nerds and collectors, the benefits of vinyl versus streaming, and share some of our wettest and wildest record collecting stories. Plus: Brandon shares a story about Weezer being grumpy! Like the show baby right round round round? Then leave a rating and review and round round on the Apple Podcasts app which is apparently good now? or at least not full trash. Who knows! I sure don’t. #Overcast.

On this week's show we wax nostalgic for the future that never was as Matthew Serrano (Live From The Space Stage: A Halyx Story, Remain Seated Please - A Hoot & Chief Story, @matthewgserrano) returns to the show to discuss the gone but not forgotten Epcot Center classic, Horizons. We cover everything from the corporate optimism to the retro futurism to the incredible music. We also get VIOLENTLY sidetracked by trying to figure out whether or not Beth has Mandela Effect-ed a Horizons reference into her memories of the shitty Eric Idle version of Journey Into Imagination. Like the show? Leave a rating and review in the ol' Apple Podcasts box please and thank you :)

On this week's show, we take a four year journey into the land of the dead with skeleton travel agent turned podcaster Andrew Helmer (That Was A Show? Podcast, @andrewhelmer) as we discuss the late 90s LucasArts classic Grim Fandango. We discuss the art, architecture and music of this one of a kind Day of the Dead/film noir themed game, all of which have left a lasting impact on both the adventure game scene and our guest. I don't really have any jokes for this one! It's a good episode about a good game, what else do you want from me? If you like this good episode about a good game then leave us a good review on the (significantlyfukkenlessthan)good Apple Podcasts app!

SORRY WE'RE NOT HOME RIGHT NOW PODDIN' THROUGH THE SPIDERWEBS LEAVE A MESSAGE AND WE'LL POD YOU BAAAAAACK On this week's show, we take a journey to the tragic kingdom of Orange County as we go deep on No Doubt with Chelsea Pope (The Groundlings, The Pack Theater, Those Jen Psaki videos, @chelseathepope). We talk about the band's evolution, Gwen Stefani's journey from backing vocals to leading lady, and those sweet sweet sweet horns. Like the show? Leave us a rating and review on Apple Podcasts! Hopefully it'll be easier now that Tim Cook has finally decided to overhaul that absolutely hot garbeaux app.

Episode Notes "WELLIREMEMBERITASTHOUGHTITWEREAPODAGOOOOOOOOOOOO" said Tommy The Podcat as he sauntered his way towards the episode description box for this week's episode. "Hmmm," this most felicitous feline thought to himself, "an episode with Erik Wargo (Nightchurch, @erikwargo) about the musical stylings of one Mr. Les Claypool and his band Primus. That sounds like a pretty good show to me." We get deep in the low end on the wild career of one of the most singular bass players in music, and only spend about eight minutes of the show doing mouth bass noises. Primus! Oysterhead! Sausage! Bernie Brains! All of it and more! We're happy to announce that we're now part of the Indiesaurus Podcast Network! For more information, T-rex stomp on over to indiesaurus.com! Tell 'em The Into It Squad sent you for 30% off your next return! Like our show? Subscribe and leave a rating on the ol' Apple Podcast app! It's a terrible app, but doing that has mystical powers that will help our podcast anyway :)

On this week's episode, episode number 24 because that's the highest number so this would have to be episode numbah 24, Pack Theater sweetheart Bryan Musil (Tantrum, @bryangdmusil) joins us to talk cult 90's 24's sketch show Mr. Show with Bob and David. Despite only running for 30 24 episodes over four years it remains beloved by sketch dorks decades later, and launched the careers of some of the most successful comedians working today. We also discuss Mr. Show's place in the pantheon of sketch comedy shows, and what has and hasn't aged particularly well since it originally aired 26 24 years ago. Like our show? We're one of the thousands twenty four podcasts available on the internet, and it would help us out a ton if you could leave a rating and review on the ol' Apple Podcasts box!

PODCAST! AT LAST! YOU PUT IT IN YOUR EARS! THE "LES MIS" SHOW! IT'S SADDER THAN YOU'VE FEAAAAAAAARED! On this week's show we take a trip down the ol' Mis herself as Andrew Lee (Rabble Rabble at The Pack, @andreww_lee) joins us to talk Broadway's most French musical, Les Miserables. We get properly overdramatic and properly in our feelings as we go deep on this insanely popular musical about a revolution that super duper does not work out. There's lots of singing, lots of jokes about the French, and a sneak preview at Brandon and Andrew's upcoming, canonical sequel Dos Mis. Plus: Hear Brandon say, in all sincerity and with just a bit too much ire "I'm glad that child died." Don't forget to leave a rating and review on the ol' Apple Podcasts thing. Tell 'em Gavroche sent you for 20% off your next failed revolution.  

On this week's show, comedian/writer/actor Jordan Kurtzman (Hot City, @jordankurtzman) joins us to talk Sinéad O'Connor, specifically her album I Do Not Want What I Haven't Got. We go deep on this album full of big feelings, big sounds and big swings from an artist who has truly been through the ringer (even before her ill-fated SNL appearance). There have been zero jokes in this episode description because it's a heavier episode than usual, and I am proud of myself for that. If you're proud of me you should leave a review on the ol' Apple Podcasts box.

*action orson please* aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahthepodcast! on this week's program your hosts, that constantly quarreling yet always loving married couple Brennan and Becca, they of I Think You'd Be Into It, are joined by comedian and fellow podcaster James Kislingbury (A Quality Interruption, World's a Mess, @kislingtwits), to discuss me.....Orson Welles....you see I've somehow managed to defy the will of death himself, throwing loose the shackles of eternity to return once more to perform and introductory, a commencement if you will, for this lovely radio program that you listen to on a computer. I've seen several computers, all of them larger than Heston's ego and yet not nearly as useful to me, and the idea that a radio program could come out of one is as preposterous as the idea that Heston could be mistaken for a human in a world full of apes. But I digress. Pod Masson wines gets you drunk on podcasts.. Huhhznzh...zzzzzz.....zzzzz......zzzzzz....

Guitar nerd show! Guitar nerd show! Guitar nerd show! On this week's episode we're joined by Mike Pfeiffer of The Hell Yeah Babies (@hellyeahbabies) to talk about all sorts of guitar bullshit! Hot rodding! Squeedlies! Meedlies! Van Halens! Guitar youtube! Custom builds! Pedals essentially being astrology for dudes! You name it, we probably talk about it or make fun of it a little bit! We'd let out a rousing "Hell yeah, baby!" if you left a review and rating on the ol' Apple Podcasts!

This week Dujour means podcast as we're joined by writer Cameron DeOrdio (Archie Comics' Josie & The Pussycats #1-9, @stopgrammartime) to talk the subversive teen-pop classic Josie & The Pussycats. There's so much going on in this wild satire of 90s commercialism that we barely scratch the surface but we Dujour our best to explain why this box office bomb has gained such a cult following over the last 20 years. Dujon't forget to leave a rating or review on Apple Podcasts!

*Sweater Song party chatter plays softly* On this week's show we're taking a deep dive into the wet and wild world of Richard Wagner and The Ring Cycle with Leigh Walton (@leighwalton, Top Shelf Comics). There's a TON to cover about this classical music weirdo and his incredibly dense, dramatic music that we barely wind up scratching the surface. Valkyries! Hitler! The Robot from Interstellar! And so much more! Leigh's Wagner starter guides can be found Here and Here! Like for real though gang if you could leave us a review on Apple Podcasts that would be stellar. I know you're sick of hearing people say "it like super helps tho" but it like super helps tho

'scuse me, uh, one more thing sir: this is, uh, an episode of the podcast I Think You'd Be Into It, if I'm recalling correctly. I am? Great, sir! Wonderful! And it's an episode with the great Tyler McCall (Editor-In-Chief of Fashionista.com, @Eiffeltyler), about the television program Gossip Girl, is that also correct sir? It is? Fantastic, that's what I thought, I just get so confused in those ol' brain sometimes I wanted to make sure! It sounds like a great episode, with lotsa deep discussions about the over the top dramatics and, uh, amazing costumes of this pioneering teen drama, sir, it sure does, which leads me to the only natural conclusion...I think you'd be into it. *Perp is like "FIIIIIINE, YA' GOT ME!* oh and uh one more one more thing: leave a rating an' a review on the ol' Apple Podcasts, it'd really help us out.

GIRL YOU THOUGHT IT WAS A POD BUT IT WAS A PODCAAAAAAAAAST *TEN MINUTE GUITAR SOLO* On this week's show we're keepin' it greezy as Brian Rubinow (@brubinow, drummer for Inkblot, Shitpost at The Pack) joins us to talk Frank Zappa! We get our peaches all en regalia as we talk about one of music's most divisive iconoclasts. Was he a genius? Was he an insufferable turd? Was he probably both? That's where the smart money is, friends! Also hey uh ZFT please please don't sue us for using music in this one love you thx.  Episode image from the Zappa Coloring book by Fantoons / fantoons.tv  If you like the show please leave a rating and review on the ol' Apple Podcasts app! It helps because Apple tells us it helps!

This week, we summon the Celtic Tiger to bring the Celtic Thunder like a....Mannheim Steamroller?, no, that's a christmas thing...as Courtney Paige Barnett (@openbarnett, Haymaker, Gallery 1988) joins us to discuss all things Irish Dance! We click clack click clack about everything from Courtney's history with the art to the various to the increasingly insanely named Riverdance/Michael Flatley spin-off shows, and we take a brief detour to learn what it's like to open for Flogging Molly. Plus: Brandon looks into his future and it looks shocking like Greg Kinnear in The Stand. Don't get caught Flatleyfooted by forgetting to leave a review and rating on the ol' Apple Podcasts app. It's a bad app but it's an important thing! Do that and then please download Overcast :)

On this week's show, cartoonist, writer, and creator of Real Hero Shit Kendra Wells (@kendrawcandraw) joins us to talk Dragon Age, a series that Brandon definitely knew was different than Skyrim. We talk about the plethora of romance options, the depth of the writing and world, and how the game's combination of deep character customization and very limited gender options helped Kendra realize that they are non-binary. Plus: We measure many many things in terms of Quibis! Don't forget to Foos! Roh! Dah! a review on the ol' Apple Podcasts thingamajig!

GREETINGS FROM PODSBURY PARK! On this week's show, rock and roll legend Dylan Roth of The Hell Yeah Babies (@DylanRoth) takes a spin down the ol' turnpike to talk about another rock and roll legend, Bruce Springsteen! Just like a Springsteen show this is a marathon episode, so strap your ears cross our engines* and take hold of your thunder roads because the rising is here and baby it's open alllllllllllll night. I'm sorry, I think I maybe just had a stroke. *? Check out Dylan's Spotify playlist Sparks Fly On E-Street: The Best of Bruce Springsteen Don't forget to be like The Big Man and leave a rating and review on the ol' Apple Podcasts thing!

Look, I'm not even gonna sugarcoat it: This episode is about Neon Genesis Evangelion, which is like a whoooooooole thing, and I can't blame you for being intimidated by it if you haven't seen it. That being said, our guest today, Super Dating Simulator's Sara Brown (@saraisnotfamous) does a really really good job of making this wet and wild world feel super accessible. We go deep on the show's history, how a modest animation budget led to some amazing battle scenes and even more amazingly static non-battle scenes, and the sheer cosmic horror of End of Evangelion. Plus, one do Netflix one better and actually end our episode with Fly Me To The Moon. Your move, NOTflix!

In the summer of 1981, an intergalactic rock band called Halyx made their debut at The Space Stage in Disneyland. Since the band's tenure in the shadow of Space Mountain only lasted a summer, their rocking legacy was almost lost to time, until.... In the summer of 2020, filmmaker Matthew Serrano (@matthewgserrano) in partnership with Defunctland released Halyx: Live From The Space Stage, an exhaustive, in depth history of maybe the only truly rock 'n' roll thing that has ever happened on a Disney property. But had he been on a niche podcast to talk about it? No one was sure, until..... In the final weeks of 2020, the hosts of I Think You'd Be Into It slid into his DMs to buy a Halyx fan club pin and were also like "hey come be on our show and talk about this amazing documentary that Brandon won't stop talking about" and he was like "yeah alright." This is that episode. Plus we only talk about Horizons for, like, 15 minutes or so. Don't forget to leave a rating and review on the ol' Apple Podcasts machine!

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Get your CREDIT CARDS AND CASH ready folks, because this week we're taking a dive into the world of Hayao Miyazaki's Spirited Away with reigning champion Jessica J'aime (@strongflourbakes)! We talk about Miyazaki himself, his bespoke world building, and the fact that it's something of a miracle his films got translated without getting completely wrekkkked in the process. This one's a rowdy one, team. Don't forget to subscribe and leave a rating and review on the ol' Apple Podcasts machine!

This week we're taking an airship back to the early days of RPGs with Matt Pick (@Freearcadia) to go deep on Finals Fantasy, Chronos Trigger, and Supers Mario RPG among other early classic! We talk about the music, graphics and general sense of wonder that permeated those early games and how everything changed once the genre went 3D. Producer's Note: We do not discuss the amount of teens present in Final Fantasy XV, and for this we deeply apologize. We here at I Think You'd Be Into It have always known that there are in fact four teens present in that video game. Thank you for your support, and we promise to do better in the future. Don't forget to leave subscribe and leave a rating on Apple Podcasts!

GOODMORNINGG IT'S MONDY, NOVEMBER THIRTY, TWO THOUSAND AND TWENTY AND IT'S A MONDY. ON TODAY'S I THINK YOU'D BE INTO IT, FLOURISH KLINK (@FLOURISH), HOST OF THE FANSPLAINING PODCAST, AND THE TOPIC OF DISCUSSION IS ME, DAVID LYNCH. IT'S A VERY GOOD CONVERSATION, AND IT LASTS ABOUT AN HOUR AND EIGHT MINUTES. MOST OF THEM ARE ABOUT ME, DAVID LYNCH, AND MY FILMS. RIGHT NOW IT'S 62 DEGREES FARENHEIT HERE IN LA, AND WILL BE RISING TO APPROXIMATELY 79 DEGREES, AND WE SHOULD BE EXPECTING THOSE BLUE SKIES AND GOLDEN SUNSHINE ALL THE ALONGGGG THE WAY. EVERYONE: HAVE A PLEASANT DAY.

*PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING IN THE VOICE OF RON LYNCH* Uh, hello. Welcome to the show notes for the, uh, I Think You're Gonna--no, excuse me--I Think You'll Be In It, "The problematic podcast about your favorites." I'm Mr. Lynch, and I'm going to be reading the show notes this week. This week's guest is Michael Chap Resnick (@MCResnick), who you might know from the sketch team Tantrum, or from his podcast Aw, Did I Audit That? And no, it is not a podcast about a forgetful IRS employee. Hehe. Anyway. Tonight's podcast is a discussion about the television series Home Movies, of which I, the character of Mr. Lynch as voiced by Los Angeles comedy stalwart Ron Lynch, was a part. "Please wrap this up so the show can begin. Do not forget to mention that they should leave a review and rating on Apple Podcasts." Well, you heard the note. Enjoy the show everyone.

On this week's show we journey back to the early, prehistoric days of the internet (2000-2004) to talk Homestar Runner with the one and only Madeline Maye (Inkblot, Land Before Time Land). We go deep on this eaerly internet sensation, and how it came about and was also able to flourish as a piece of written animation in the pre-YouTube days. We also do a ton of the voices. Like, a ton. Like, so much that you'd think it actually WAS 2004 again and we were your annoying friends before class on Monday morning trying to remember the jokes from the sbemail that we watched while half awake like 45 minutes ago. Don't forget to leave a rating and review on the ol' Apple Podcasts box!

Everybody get your neon signs and arcade tokens, because we're going to visit some old malls! This week Erik Pierson, creator of Retail Archaeology (@retailarchaeology) joins us to talk the nostalgia and mystery found in old, nearly abandoned malls, department stores and other monuments to the hubris of capitalism! We also talk a LOT about a cool plaza in San Diego that Brandon got drunk in during Comic-Con which is now gonna be like a fukken tech campus or something. Don't forget to leave a rating and review on the ol' Apple Podcasts box!

YOU GET YOUR POD CASTED TO YOU EV-ER-Y DAY YOU GET YOU POD CASTED TO YOU EV-RY DAY YOU GET YOUR POD CASTED TO YOU EV-RY DAY YOUGETPODDEDYOUROWNCASTEVERYDAYHAWHAWHAWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW The big day is here, everybody! A Phish episode! Featuring actual found in the wild Phish fan Myles Hewitt (@myleswithay, Infinite Sketch), we talk about this insane band that most people don't get and probably kinda hate for nearly two hours. I keep trying to think of jokes for this one but, like, honestly Phish is my favorite thing and I hope we at least made it make at least a bit more sense to people. Don't forget to subscribe and leave a rating on the ol' Apple Podcasts machine!

Pod To Five! Oh what a way to post to libsyn! Barely castin' by! It's always makin' and no listenin'! Makes you lose your mind until you hear this week's episode on the woman, the womyth, the wolegend the wone and only Ms Dolly Parton with the (other) one and only Becca Greenberg (@pizzabagelbecca)! We go deep on Dolly's music, writing, and years and years of philanthropic and political work. Beth and Becca do a great job of making sure Brandon doesn't talk about Dollywood too much, which is probably a good thing because he's never actually been so his enthusiasm for the subject outweighs his personal knowledge. If you like this mess go ahead and leave a rating and review on the ol' iTunes box. It's like a complaint box but for nice things about us!

Baaaaang baaaaaang, shoooo-ooh-ooh-hooooooot On today's show we bury ourselves in a grave marked "Pals" as we discuss the batshit crazy 80s western Young Guns with Mike Rose (@MikeFlowers99, co-creator of Sketch That Tune). Brandon didn't have time to watch the movie before we recorded so he mostly sits this one out, which is probably for the best as this cocaine fueled cowboy romp gave Mike and Beth more than enough to talk about. Plus: Brandon does an impression of Andrew Fernandez like siiiiix tiiiiiiiiimes. Don't forget to subscribe and leave a review on the ol' iTunes review page! Or whatever it is now! I'm 33! I don't know anymore, honestly.

IF YOU'RE LIKE ME, YOU'VE GOT SOME SERIOUS ASS "NOT HAVING A PODCAST ABOUT SIFL AND OLLY TO LISTEN TO" PROBLEMS! WELL DON'T WORRY, BECAUSE TODAY PRECIOUS ROY, IN ASSOCIATION WITH I THINK YOU'D LIKE IT SHOW, IS BRINGING YOU AN EPISODE ALL ABOUT SIFL AND OLLY WITH KIAH PIERSON (Co-host of I Can't Believe You Made Me Watch That)! THIS EPISODE IS NOT FILLED WITH SPIDERS, AND WILL MAKE YOU NOSTALGIC FOR THE HALCYON DAYS OF THE LATE NINETEENNINETEENNINETIES!  are you okay man I'M NOT YELLING SIFL YOU'RE YELLING! I'M JUST EXCITED ABOUT THIS EPISODE OF I THINK YOU'D BE INTO IT! I HAVEN'T SLEPT IN SIX DAYS AND I CAN FEEL EACH INDIVIDUAL TOOTH IN MY HEAD! hey man, just wrap it up, okay, jeez, you're freaking me out LIKE PRECIOUS ROY ALWAYS SAYS: BUY MY SNIFFLING DOLLY PARTON PARKAS! SUCKERSSSSS!

NA NA NA NA NAAAAAAAAAAAAAH On this week's show, musician/podcaster/my old podcast boss Allie Goertz (@alliegoertz, Everything's Coming Up Simpsons/Round Springfield) joins us to talk MTV's late 90s classic Daria. We talk about the shocking depth found in this "too cool for school" character, and her oddly specific place in the TRL/Spring Break era of MTV. Don't forget to leave a rating and review on the Apple Podcast machine! thx love u

On this week's episode, multimedia multihyphenate magic man Frankie Griffen (@frankieg_baby) steps out of The Wizarding World Live and in to THE WATERING WORLD (AS WE) DIVE into The Pirates Of Dark Water! Beth and Frankie have a whole lot to say about one of Hanna Barbera's two attempts at a dramatic series, and halfway through the episode Brandon is replaced by Frank Welker. Don't forget to leave a rating and review on the old Apple Podcasts machine!

On this week's show, superstar animator, designer, musician and dude who got his legs broken in the pilot of Better Call Saul Daniel Spenser (@danspenser) joins us to talk everybody's favorite anthropomorphic sea creature, Spongebob! We go deep on this long running classic, discuss why it works, and where it fits in the greater Nickelodeon oeuvre. We also all agree that John K. fucking sucks. Don't forget to subscribe and leave a review on the ol' Apple Podcasts machine!

On this week's episode the inimitable Kash Abdulmalik (@hashtagkashtag, you've definitely seen him on TV at this point) joins us to discuss one of animation's great weirdos, Ralph Bakshi. We also take a long, some might say episode co-opting, detour into the world of Heavy Metal. Gaze upon this episodes rockin' bewwwwwbage and be entertained! Plus: We rag on our sketch team for the first ten minutes of the show but do it out of love. Into I Think You'd Be Into It? Don't forget to leave a rating and review on the ol' Apple Podcasts box.

Make a podcast Wash ya' hands Have Nick Gligor on it (@nickgligor) Wash ya' hands Talk about Rocko's Modern Life and its legacy among contemporary animated series Wash ya' hands Get your co-host to explain what Gamehendge is to a baffled guest Wash ya' hands Leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts Wash ya' hands

(Yo just imagine I typed out the Looney Tunes theme phonetically, because that's what I was gonna do but then it suddenly just seemed really daunting) On this week's show we're taking the red car to Toontown as we talk Who Framed Roger Rabbit? with Michael Duquette (@sir_duque, Hollywood & Spine, The Second Disc). Does this mostly just amount to us yelling "A MAAAAAAAAAAAN!" at each other over and over for an hour and twenty minutes? Listen and find out for yourself. Don't forget to leave us a rating and review on the ol' Apple Podcasts app! It's super duper helpful!

This week we get gemsical(?) as the one and only Rula Eskaf (@rulesandaustin on IG) joins us to discuss kids animation. While we focus mainly on Steven Universe, we touch upon the earlier Cartoon Network shows that inspired SU and its contemporaries, its competitors at Nickelodeon and Disney, and the newer wave of streaming shows like She-Ra and Kipo. We also sing several times and there's nothing you can do to stop us. Don't forget to leave a rating and review on whatever they're calling iTunes these days :)

Choo Choooooooo! We take to the starry space skies on the freightrain of friendship as we talk Galaxy Express 999 with Dom Johnson (@thedomjohnson, literally every show at The Pack). Will we find immortality in new robot forms, or will we die on an antique looking space train? Listen and find out! Make sure to leave us a review and rating on whatever they're calling the iTunes store now! It super duper helps. It's not as helpful as giving us a new robot podcasting body, but still.

ER UH TODAY WE'RE TALKING CLONE HIGH WITH WHITNEY ER UH REYNOLDS (@WHITNEYARNER ON TWITT-ER-UH)! IT'S PRETTY MUCH THE BEST SHOW OF ALL TIME, WHERE THE KENNEDYS ARE PORTRAYED IN A PERFECT LIGHT AND NOTHING, ER UH, BAD EVER HAPPENS TO THEM. IF YOU DON'T LIKE CLONE HIGH YOU CAN GET OFF MY DINGHY!!!

On this week's show, late night world champion HOOKS (@babyfacehooks) joins us to talk Law & Order*. Honestly the most important thing that comes up in this show is Richard Belzer's vampire novelty song that is INCREDIBLY thirsty, but we also talk about the fact that shows have been running for multiple decades and kinda invented a whole genre or whatever i guess shut up Be sure to leave us a review on iTunes or Apple Podcasts or whatever the hell they're calling it these days! *The show, not the bullshit the president screams about on Twitter. GETTIN' POLITICAL IN THE SHOW NOTES BAYBEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

On this week's show we're talking Mad Men with the one and only Kaeli Quick (@Kaeli on twitter, @kaelioke on IG). I honestly don't have a bit for this week's show description, it's just a really really solid episode. We talk about the dang show for almost two hours, what, you want we should cut off our nipples or something? Please. Don't forget to subscribe and leave a comment and rating on whatever iTunes is called now!