In And Of

Welcome back, fellow muggles. On this week's (slightly overlong, late to release) episode, we talk the Wizarding World of Harry Potter controversy. It's a wild world full of litigious certificate-pushers, clap-happy megachurch pastors, and plenty of weird segues. Subscribe to our Messenger bot for a weekly reminder when a new episode releases and easy access to our Show Notes at http://bit.ly/2nUThJE. Find out more on the In And Of website.

The world of mainline conservative evangelicalism and Pokémon is full of satanic panic, controversial symbolism, and ideological flip-flops that'll make even the shadiest of politicians blush. Join us this week as we catch 'em all. Subscribe to our Messenger bot for a weekly reminder when a new episode releases and easy access to our Show Notes at http://bit.ly/2Gmk0X0. Find out more on the In And Of website.

Heads up: like the album itself, this episode is a wee bit explicit. As per usual, it's me (Zach) doing most of the cursing. This week, we're diving into a "punk rock opera", which I'm only about 39% sure actually a thing. Join as we talk Jesus the Sequel: Jesus of Suburbia aka Green Day's 2004 album American Idiot. Subscribe to our Messenger bot for a weekly reminder when a new episode releases and easy access to our Show Notes at http://bit.ly/2I3gkeB. Find out more on the In And Of website.

Remember that time Frank Reynolds from Always Sunny took the form of a satyr? Well, you do now. This week, we explore the Disneyfication of ancient Greece on display in the 1997 animated feature Hercules.

Coming to you with a smol micro-episode done on a handheld recorder since one of our mic cables died a harrowing death on recording day. We'll be back with a full episode on Power Rangers next week!

We're back from our SXSW-and-frayed-cable-induced exile to report on Zach's first time watching Power Rangers.

We've found it...the least controversial movie we'll ever cover! Brooks missed out on this one largely due to a minor miscommunication with his parents. But, since I really wanted to rewatch it, we're heading to the animated world of Rockwell, Maine this week.

Early-90s gaming got gory, ghastly, and groundbreaking with the release of the megahit PC game DOOM. As you might expect, this one was off limits...honestly, that makes sense. But now that we're big boys, we're diving in to do battle with some demons.

On this episode, we catch up on the Nickelodeon megahits that paved the way for Spongebob and others: The Wild Thornberries and Rugrats.

Well, his breakout album was called Antichrist Superstar, so was there ever a question that we'd get around to him? Join us to hear approximately 14.6 truckloads of controversy—and to see whether a legend of shock-rock still holds up today.