Podcasts about Maxxx

CULTURE POP PODCAST fan Jamie Beth, making her first appearance as a music critic, joins Mase & Sue to discuss

L'émission Front Page est une revue d'actualité qui s'intéresse à tout ce qui touche le monde de la bande dessinée américaine (comics) du côté des Etats-Unis comme de la France, ainsi qu'à ses adaptations tous médias confondus. Le podcast est une série régulière chez First Print et revient au rythme de trois épisodes par mois, hors contenus spéciaux. Ce Front Page est le second podcast consacré à l'actualité comics du mois de décembre 2024.Le podcast est sponsorisé par Pulps et on vous propose un "Focus Pulps" chaque mois ! Découvrez une sélection de comics VO à prix de lancement !Le Focus Pulps de décembre 2024 :Bug Wars #1 / Through Red Windows #1 / Zatanna #1FIRST PRINT AWARDS - SOUTENEZ NOTRE CAMPAGNE !!Si vous appréciez le travail fourni par l'équipe et que vous souhaitez soutenir le podcast, vous pouvez partager les émissions sur les réseaux sociaux et vous abonner à nos différents comptes, laisser des notes sur les différentes plateformes d'écoute, ou encore nous soutenir via notre page Tipeee. Très bonne écoute à vous, et à bientôt pour le prochain podcast !Le ProgrammeCOMICS - 03:55Soutenez absolument le comicshop Comics Zone : Un Soutien Monstre, c'est par ici (regular) et par là (Deluxe) !FIBD 2025 : retour du corner Label 619 et Mirka AndolfoUne Artist' Edition du Livre de la Jungle de P. Craig Russell à venir chez NeofelisGueule de Cuir fait son retour chez Drakoo, et The Maxxx chez RéflexionsLe plein de Thunderbolts chez Panini ComicsUne vague supplémentaire de Marvel Pocket pour le printemps 2025DC Absolute Collector, un numéro spécial pour le Comic Shops AssembleLes Elseworlds s'enchaînent chez Urban ComicsPreacher intègre enfin la prochaine vague Urban NomadDrome de Jesse Lonergan arrivera à la rentrée 2025 chez 404 GraphicsLa série Invincible : Battle Beast enfin annoncée pour avril 2025Faith Erin Hicks s'occupera de La Momie en comicsLa série Bitter Root fait son retour chez Image Comics Egalement de retour : Monkey Meat de Juni BaEt puis Mouse Guard revient aussi chez Boom! Studios !Vatican City : un nouveau Mark Millar avec Per BergArcana Royale : du poker démoniaque par Cullen Bunn chez Dark HorseGodzilla s'offre un gros crossover chez MarvelDoctor Strange devient le Sorcier Suprême d'AsgardDeadpool Kills the Marvel Universe, une dernière fois !X-Manhunt : le nouveau (et premier vrai) crossover des X-MenUn relaunch (encore) pour Amazing Spider-Man en avril 2025TV - 2:03:50Un premier trailer pour Harley Quinn saison 5Rebecca Hall rejoint le casting de la série The BeautyEd Bernero est le showrunner de la série NovaCINEMA - 2:15:07Sony met fin au Spiderless-verse (et penserait au “reset” ?)Haley Atwell revient aussi pour Avengers : DoomsdayLe Clayface de Mike Flanagan est validé chez DC StudiosSpider-Man : Beyond the Spider-verse (re)trouve ses réalisateursJared Leto sera Skeletor pour Masters of the UniverseQue pense-t-on du trailer de Superman ?Soutenez First Print - Podcast Comics de Référence sur TipeeeHébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

“The top part of the pumpkin f***ing hurts.” In this episode, your hosts Martyr (@dragthemartyr) and Cate (@ctepper) catch up on their Halloween adventures and Martyr's crowning at the Untitled (Art Star) competition. Then they talk about their current interests: Patti LuPone and the history of queer horror. Later, returning guest Maxxx Pleasure stops by! He tells us about housing horror stories, all things Harry Styles, Billie Eilish, the power of Chappell Roan and more! + Follow Our Guest: Instagram: @mr.mpleasure, Twitter/X: @mrmaxxxpleasure, Youtube: @maxxxpleasure, TikTok: @mrmaxxxpleasure + Listen to the Maxxx's first time on the pod: https://pod.link/1460638348/episode/de42a99702dec386e0c2c4b57fc15913 ~ tinyurl.com/wiggingoutpodcast This episode is proudly sponsored by MOTTO- the new queer dating app! Tired of the endless scrolling? With Motto, Motto sends you daily matches of people who match your interests and kinks. There are no fees, no ads, and no nonsense. Use invite code: ZVOGS when signing up. ~ Follow the pod on Instagram and Facebook @wiggingoutpodcast and on twitter @wiggingoutpod Thots, comments, and dick pics? Please send to dragthemartyr@gmail.com Cover art: @glitterbabyonline Music: “Club” by Andrew Huang (www.youtube.com/channel/UCdcemy56JtVTrsFIOoqvV8g) under Creative Commons. Edits by C.Tepper

On this long awaited episode of The Carnival Grounds, Maxxx and the Reverend discuss this years Gathering of the Juggalos as well as the state of the scene in general. Everyone who had been wondering what Maxxx was up to this year at the Gather need look no further than here because it all gets broken down with minute particularity. Load up and Lock in family.

This week we take it to the MaXXX with a much anticipated end to a trilogy and two other movies are getting 4th installments. https://linktr.ee/BilliamSWN Questions? Comments? Unwavering Praise? Contact me! The SWN Podcast Network has a Patreon! www.patreon.com/SWNPodcastNetwork You can always find me on iTunes, Soundcloud, Stitcher, Google Play, the SomewhatNerdy site, and any podcast app. Check out my new blog where I blog about movies, books, and whatever I fancy. www.billiamthenerd.com Future Flicks and SomewhatNerdy Merch page: http://www.cafepress.com/somewhatnerdy Opening and closing music “Evening Melodrama” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/S https://soundcloud.com/billiamswn/more-annoying-memes?si=f9dec0efe2854ec1889cc7a36d5417d2&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

On this very late episode of The Carnival Grounds, Maxxx and the Reverend have their first discussion about the 3 part 2nd Deck Joker's Card they've been anticipating, The Mighty Death Pop. This discussion focuses on the core album itself and not the additional albums that are the cover album and Freaky Tales. This conversation also dips into the state of the underground at the time of the initial release and how it was received as well as the other artists of the time like Hopsin who were becoming more well known during that period.

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On this very special (and very long) episode of The Carnival Grounds, Maxxx and the Reverend finally get to discuss at length the first album in the polarizing but profoundly important Second Deck of Joker's Cards, the ineffable BANG! POW! BOOM! This album served as Maxxx's reintroduction to the wonder and magic of The Dark Carnival, both musically and spiritually, as Maxxx had been very underwhelmed with the culture and with Juggalos at large at the time (mostly due to a negative experience at the GOTJ 2008). This album was the catalyst that reinvigorated Maxxx and countless others, and the proof is in the numbers, as ICP once again found their way into the top of the billboard charts with the release of B!P!B! This episode runs long but the conversation never dulls for a second, they actually get a little heated at one point, but it's all love all the time here at The Carnival Grounds so come check it out.

On this episode of The Carnival Grounds, Maxxx and the Reverend discuss the seminal Juggalo mixtape series Let Em Bleed Volumes 1 through 4, created by none other than the longtime Juggalo icon DJ Clay. They discuss not only the albums themselves, but also Clays' influence on Juggalo culture over time. To say that his contribution to the culture has been substantial would be an understatement, and his presence continues to be felt to this day. These albums not only solidified DJ Clay as a major player in the scene but it also gave the artists on Psychopathic at the time the ability to make more informal tracks and expand their repetoire as musicians. Definitely not an episode you'll want to miss.

In hour 2 of the show, the guys take a trip to Lincoln, Nebraska to discuss the Cornhuskers with Mitch Sherman and also more from the NFL Draft as they pick their winners of the weekend!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this very special episode of The Carnival Grounds, Maxxx and the Reverend are once again joined (in person this time) by the long time homie and Juggalo Culture aficionado, Mike Landry as we discuss what we believe to be the hands down best Dark Lotus album of all time, The Opaque Brotherhood. We've referenced this album many times throughout the course of the podcast because it is genuinely a favorite, and this episode definitely helps put an emphasis on why that is. Because it was an auspicious occasion, the episode ran long and went onto more tangents than usual, but it's still one you won't wanna miss. No subject is ever out of bounds on The Carnival Grounds.

We got the opportunity to sit with Emmy nominated actor, O-T Fagbenle, star of Maxxx and discuss everything! His time playing Obama alongside Viola Davis, being a Marvel character, Handmaid's Tale and who he thinks will win; Kendrick or Drake? Check it out! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this newest episode of The Carnival Grounds, Maxxx and the Reverend discuss one of the last compilation albums to ever come out of Psychopathic and the third in the series, Psychopathics from Outer Space 3. This album came out at a time when the division in the culture had yet to rear its ugly head, and whether things were peaceful behind the scenes or not, the family still felt as connected as ever. So many long standing classics from each artist came from this album, many of which are still performed today. Take a trip into the past and out into space with us as we discuss every facet of the Juggalo world that we can think of.

On this episode of The Carnival Grounds, Maxxx and the Reverend discuss the post Tempest EP "The Eye of the Storm" as well as the era of the annual festival The Gathering of the Juggalos that is known as the Hogrock era. Hogrock was the name of the venue where the Gathering was held from 2007 until 2013, and it was, for lack of a better term, lawless. This was the birthplace of the infamous "drug bridge" as well as many aspects of the culture that resonate to this day. We were in rare form on this one, so come check it out.

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On this episode of The Carnival Grounds, Maxxx and the Reverend discuss Shaggy 2 Dope's second solo album, the incomparable Fuck the Fuck Off or F.T.F.O. as it is colloquially known. This album is light years beyond the first and is absolutely one of the best projects Psychopathic Records have ever released. From the amazing beats to the stellar delivery of his always original style of lyricism, this project was a beam of light and hope in what was a somewhat uncertain and dark period in the history of Juggalo Culture. The album is packed stem to stern with bangers, proving once again that although Violent J is clearly the creative force behind much of ICP's work, Shaggy is no slouch by any quantifiable measure and can create authentic and dynamic work that stands the test of time.

On this newest and long awaited episode, Maxxx and the Reverend discuss an often overlooked and forgotten gem of a collab album, 2005's Furious by the immortal Soopa Villains, comprised of ICP, Esham, and Lavel. This album was teased for years before its eventual arrival, and in classic supervillain fashion the album signalled the end of an era, as this was the time when it can be argued the "family" era of Psychopathic Records itself truly began to dissolve. They discuss Juggalo politics (wait that's a thing?) as well as happenings in the underground and chop it up as they always do, so come check it out.

On this episode of The Carnival Grounds, Maxxx and the Reverend discuss two of ICP's more polarizing albums, the EP the Calm and The Tempest, two of Insane Clown Posse's first efforts following the release of Hell's Pit and the end of The (first) Saga of The Six. These albums were not only famously produced solely by ICP but this was also the first time in many years that they did not have the full weight of a major record label behind them in some form or fashion, not to mention as discussed in the Soopa Villains episode, Alex had just up and left with many unpaid bills left on the books. To make matters worse, their relationship with Mike E Clark was, at best, simply less involved, or at worst, strained. As you'll come to find however, Maxxx and the Reverend feel these albums absolutely deserve their flowers as classic ICP projects. Check it out, or be forever stale.

In this episode, Glo & Maxxx invite gaining fetish aficionado Jensen (TheGrowingRussian) to talk about what the growing fetish is, why people like it, and which part of the psyche it stimulates. In his own personal journey, Jensen went from muscular circuit queen to beefy daddy with a tummy and he's loving life! We talk a lot about shedding stigma, and we hope every one of our listeners can find their uninhibited happiness in the way that Jensen has. 

Glo and Maxxx share data insights from the largest study of women in corporate America and Canada. The 52 page report, is a study that surveys 27,000 employees across 276 organizations. From "glass ceiling" myths to "broken rung" realities, they share report findings on the roadblocks keeping women in entry level positions. Tune in as we debunk 4 myths of women in the workforce and how companies can do their part in promoting more women to executive and c-suite levels.

On this first episode of the new year, Maxxx and the Reverend have a jovial little chat about the two next chronologically placed Forgotten Freshness albums, #3 and #4. Maxxx forgot to listen to the albums and can't stay in one place, and the Reverend isn't having it. Hilarity ensues. They also discuss the music. Happy 2024 fuckfaces, we're off to a running start.

On this very special final episode of 2023, Maxxx and the Reverend are joined by none other than TJ aka The Beastmaster as we discuss the final half of the final Joker's Card, The Wraith Hell's Pit. We reflect on the year that's passed, but also reflect on the changes of the last 20 years since Juggalos entered and exited the era of the 6th. TJ, Maxxx, and the Reverend have known each other for the vast majority of those last 20 years and they have quite a bit to say about the culture and the community at large. This is an episode you don't want to miss, and in fact a video version will be coming soon on Youtube so keep your eyes peeled for that one.

Glo and Maxxx open up about being middle children and what that dynamic looked like growing up  for them (Maxxx has a special dynamic in his middle child experience). Dive in with them on what common middle child characteristics they each see in themselves and each other as adults!

Glo and Maxxx get deep with runway model and content creator, Gino Zanetti on what spirituality has looked like to him. We pose the question if relationship compatibility is contingent on aligned/shared spiritual beliefs with your partner. Glo and the guys also explore the theme of soulmates and what that means to each one of them. Hope you enjoy!

On the first of this week's two episodes, Maxxx and the Reverend discuss the second Dark Lotus album and the only Lotus album ABK belonged on, Black Rain. The two discuss the ins and outs of the album as well as the dynamic between the members in times past, as well as discussing their experiences of seeing Dark Lotus live in concert. This is one of the best album's Psychopathic ever released and it made for a great episode.

On this very special episode, Maxxx and the Reverend discuss not an ICP album, but an album that Violent J wrote for the band Zug Izland, Cracked Tiles. This is a Juggalo deep cut that many newer ninjas aren't familiar with, but trust me when I tell you that it is one of the best rock albums of all time. Violent J didn't write the music but he wrote the lyrics, and the product is one of the most honest and hard hitting rock albums in history, in my humble opinion.

“Boys, Toys and Exploits” takes us down more than just sex toys (or dildos spread all over our photoshoot set). Glo also gives a personal update on her grandpa passing away this year, and Maxxx tells us about his weekend at an LGBTQ commune.

Glo and Maxxx chat with adult entertainer Aiden Tyler (Zak), on all things PrEP. Tune in to get the basics (and extras) on what being prepped for PrEP entails! 

Glo and Maxxx quiz (and surprise) each other on their BDSM and sexuality savviness! Hear them unveil their answers to questions like: "do you like inflicting pain, do you like to be a sex slave, do you enjoy being in a cage, do you enjoy being fed out of a bowl..." and the list goes on. Maybe you'll even learn something about your own sexuality! (test from bdsm.org)

On the first of this week's episodes, Maxxx and the Reverend discuss the second interstellar collaborative album from Psychopathic Records, Psychopathics from Outer Space Volume 2. With this album being more of an actual project as opposed to a compilation album like the first, there is a lot more to dissect. The boys also go off on a tangent about Twiztid and their current status in the Juggalo underground.

On the second of this week's episodes (because I missed the upload last week and decided to just double up instead of waiting to release the next episode) Maxxx and the Reverend discuss the legendary Psychopathic Records concept album, Wizard of the Hood. They discuss not only the album, but also the performance that took place at the Gathering of the Juggalos in 2016. Many consider this to be the absolute peak of achievement for Psychopathic Records all around. It is technically a Violent J solo album, but it featured the entire Psychopathic Records family at the time and had a unique sound that resonates to this day.

Maxxx and Glo get down with Fitness Papi on how he started his very own adult entertainment business. From taxes to prolapses, tune in to hear how he made a successful business out of his fetishes!

On this weeks episode, Maxxx and the Reverend are joined by their first guest, the incomparable Wayne Da Payne, as they discuss the first half of the 6th Jokers Card, The Wraith: Shangri-La. The discussion actually dances around several different facets of Juggalo Culture, but most importantly Wayne regales us with a story of how he won the freestyle contest at the Wraith Release Party at Who's On First in Boston in 2002 when the album originally dropped. This episode is a long one but it's one of the best yet, which is fitting since this is the beginning of the end of the First Deck.

We continue Jason's Celebration Of Trey Parker And Matt Stone month with Orgazmo (1997). Please remember to like, comment, subscribe and click that notification bell for all our updates! It really helps us out! Starring: Trey Parker , Dian Bachar , Robyn Lynne Raab , Michael Dean Jacobs & Matt Stone Directed By: Trey Parker Synopsis: Joe Young (Trey Parker) is a Mormon, serving his mission in Los Angeles and needing money to marry his girlfriend, Lisa (Robyn Lynne). This leads him to a porn film set, where filmmaker Maxxx Orbison (Michael Dean Jacobs) casts unwitting Joe as a masked superhero named Orgazmo. The film becomes a surprise megahit, even in the mainstream, but Joe soon discovers Maxxx is a criminal with sinister plans. So Joe and sidekick Ben (Dian Bachar) become real superheroes to combat the evil director. Watch live at: https://www.twitch.tv/heydidyouseethisone every Thursday at 8 PM EST Audio version of the show: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/heydidyouseethisone #orgazmo #comedy #treyparkerandmattstone #heydidyouseethisone #comedy #podcast #filmreview #movies #films #moviereviewpodcast #moviereview #filmreview #podcast #podcastersofinstagram #spotify #podcaster #podcasting #podcastlife #podcasts #youtube #youtuber #subscribe #youtubevideo #like #comment #entertainment #follow #media #live #funny #life #reality #podcasthost #podcastaddict #anchorfm #spotifypodcast #inspiration #podcastnetwork #podcastcommunity --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/heydidyouseethisone/message

We continue Jason's Celebration Of Trey Parker And Matt Stone month with Orgazmo (1997). Please remember to like, comment, subscribe and click that notification bell for all our updates! It really helps us out! Starring: Trey Parker , Dian Bachar , Robyn Lynne Raab , Michael Dean Jacobs & Matt Stone Directed By: Trey Parker Synopsis: Joe Young (Trey Parker) is a Mormon, serving his mission in Los Angeles and needing money to marry his girlfriend, Lisa (Robyn Lynne). This leads him to a porn film set, where filmmaker Maxxx Orbison (Michael Dean Jacobs) casts unwitting Joe as a masked superhero named Orgazmo. The film becomes a surprise megahit, even in the mainstream, but Joe soon discovers Maxxx is a criminal with sinister plans. So Joe and sidekick Ben (Dian Bachar) become real superheroes to combat the evil director. Watch live at: https://www.twitch.tv/heydidyouseethisone every Thursday at 8 PM EST Audio version of the show: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/heydidyouseethisone #orgazmo #comedy #treyparkerandmattstone #heydidyouseethisone #comedy #podcast #filmreview #movies #films #moviereviewpodcast #moviereview #filmreview #podcast #podcastersofinstagram #spotify #podcaster #podcasting #podcastlife #podcasts #youtube #youtuber #subscribe #youtubevideo #like #comment #entertainment #follow #media #live #funny #life #reality #podcasthost #podcastaddict #anchorfm #spotifypodcast #inspiration #podcastnetwork #podcastcommunity --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/heydidyouseethisone/message

On this week's episode, Maxxx and the Reverend discuss the second group project from Psychopathic Records, the gangsterific Psychopathic Rydas debut album Dumpin'. This project, while less grim than Dark Lotus, was taken every bit as seriously by the Juggalos when it was released in the late 90's. Bringing their signature style of lyricism to a swath of mainstream beats from artists like Nas and Cypress Hill, this project was an opportunity for Juggalos to jam out to some straight Hip-Hop without the same darkness and occult vibes that often accompanied the music released by Psychopathic Records. It also gave the roster an opportunity to really flex their lyrical skills and show the world that they could actually spit bars and not just make songs about having sex with dead girls. This episode also goes into Maxxx and the Reverend's distaste for certain unseemly characters in the Juggalo scene and make it known that they do not support the shady individuals who think they can hide amongst our ranks. It's an episode you won't want to miss!

On today's episode, Maxxx and the Reverend discuss maybe the most significant group release in Psychopathic Records history, the one and only Dark Lotus' debut project, Tales from the Lotus Pod. This supergroup, consisting of ICP, Twiztid, Blaze ya Dead Homie, and initially Marz of Ministry fame, lit the underground on fire with this project and it ushered in a new era of family unity. Seeing Dark Lotus live for the first time was a nearly religious experience, and that was by design. While this group may be a point of contention for some in the here and now, the impact Dark Lotus had on the underground and Juggalo Culture as a whole cannot be understated.

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On this very special episode of The Carnival Grounds, Reverend Television returns to the podcast to discuss with Maxxx one of the most important and influential parts of the Insane Clown Posse's auspicous history, the infamous double album Bizaar Bizzar. This was Maxxx's true entry point to the family as his first show was a Bizaar Bizzar show, and the Reverend discusses his very unorthodox first listens of the two seperate albums. This is a very in depth episode that gives a little more exposition to the boys experience in the Juggalo world as well as the way they assail the culture personally and professionally. Also, stay tuned at the very end of the episode to hear a special treat, a mock-commercial for Terminal Wellness Ascension Centers, the centerpiece of the film Terminal Wellness, which our good friend the Reverend wrote and is making a reality. You can donate to the cause by going to www.terminal-wellness.com or even to just check out the work Reverend Television has put so much effort into.

On todays episode, Maxxx kicks it solo due to some technical difficulties that caused our last episode to be erased. On top of that, Maxxx just got the Juggalovid so he's gonna have to stay as far from the Reverend as possible for right now. Instead of just making everybody wait another week, Maxxx does a bit of a deep dive into his own origins in Underground and Juggalo culture, going from his birth up to his departure from New Jersey and his travels to Massachusetts where he would solidify himself as a major player in the Juggalo Underground. More specifically, he discusses how he came to work with Lo Key and then eventually be flown to Michigan by Violent J himself, where the Duke bestowed upon him the name of Madd Maxxx, which he carries to this day.

On this episode, Maxxx and the Reverend discuss ICP's 5th Jokers Card and 2nd Platinum album, The Amazing Jeckle Brothers. This album could be considered the height of ICP's mainstream recognition as this was the era of their legendary Woodstock performance as well as some of their highest profile collaborations to date at that time, namely Snoop Dogg and the Ol' Dirty Bastard. This album also was the first Joker's Card to feature vocals from Twiztid as well as introduced Juggalos to the concept of the forthcoming super group Dark Lotus. Another episode you won't want to miss, come check it out and find out what in fact should be done with a truckload of fake pussies.

On this very special episode, Maxxx and the Reverend are joined by a long time friend and down ass Juggalo Mike Landry as they discuss ICP's first installment (technically their first two) of the long running B-Side series Forgotten Freshness. These albums have become staples in Juggalo culture and have some of the Juggalo Family's most highly revered tracks, but more than that it was ICP's chance to do music that wasn't relegated specifically to the Carnival, so to speak. With tracks like Hey Vato and I'm Not Alone, they showcased their ability to be lyrical in a straight up hip hop way and this is why tracks like this are many Juggalo's favorites. The conversation goes a little off the rails as usual, but its a great conversation you don't want to miss.

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On this episode, Maxxx and the Reverend discuss ICP's highest selling album of all time and their first ever platinum record, The Great Milenko. This album created the watershed moment in Juggalo history that brought the faces and sounds of the Wicked Clowns to the ears of millions of people the world over, ya boy Maxxx included. This album is very special to a lot of people, and remains in rotation for many Juggalos to this day. It has even seen a resurgence through TikTok where Hokus Pokus has become a viral sensation, introducing a whole new generation of listeners to the Clowns.

On this episode, Maxxx and the Reverend have a chat about ICP's third album and many OG Juggalos favorite Jokers Card: The Riddlebox. This album was what solidified ICP in the cultural lexicon as a force to be reckoned with, releasing the project on Jive Records, a major record label that ICP signed with in the 90's. From orange cassette tapes to pigs popping out of pies, this album has all kinds of deep cut Juggalo lore to dive into, so get to it shitty lips!

On this weeks episode, Maxxx and the Reverend take it back to the old days with a discussion about the three classic Insane Clown Posse EP albums: Beverly Killz 50187, The Terror Wheel, and Tunnel of Love. This episode actually came out a little late but these albums are just too important to pass over. Full disclosure, we recorded several episodes in advance just in case we ran into any operational issues, but things are moving more smoothly now, so expect episodes to drop a little more currently in the future, I might even double drop episodes this week. Why? Because I'm a Juggalo goddamnit, and Juggalos do what they want. This episode also marks our official addition to the Juggalo News Network, so expect to see a lot more on that front.

On this episode, Maxxx and the Reverend have a discussion about The Ringmaster, the second Joker's card album from the first deck of ICP's legendary Joker's Cards.