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Morgendorffer y Ch Balboa actualizan a todas y todos los Ds Lovers con lo más destacado de los video juegos y tecnología.

Morgendorffer y Ch Balboa actualizan a todas y todos los Ds Lovers con lo más destacado de los video juegos y tecnología.

Morgendorffer y Ch Balboa actualizan a todas y todos los Ds Lovers con lo más destacado de los video juegos y tecnología.

Take your time... first name the show, then show the name, then mismatch your matches. Tonight's Guests: Erin Perugini, Virginia Pickel, and Christopher DeFilippis Please subscribe to the show and leave a 5-star rating and review, and check out the other podcasts on the Infinite Potato Alliance Network!

In honor of misery girls everywhere,  Heather and Jameson take on Daria,  an animated series on MTV from 1997 to 2002 about an unpopular, intelligent, cynical, and sarcastic teen tolerating the morons at Lawndale High School.Jameson self identifies as a combo of Daria and Kevin the jock, while Heather identifies most with young sister Quinn.  Both love the theme song, “You're Standing on my Neck”, not to be confused with Heather's Only Fans theme song, “You're Standing on my Dick”. Read more about Daria's legacy for weird kids everywhere in this Bust magazine article: https://tinyurl.com/yc7ze2vz Jameson is still very excited about disc golf while Heather may or may not be experiencing baby strokes sprinkled throughout the podcast (she's tasting nickels or licking pennies, maybe both). Jameson explains the difference between old Helens and new Helens (hint: avoid the young ones and avoid horse girls while you're at it).  Jameson gets super pissed off about Jewel and dazzles us with a story about the world's smartest 9 year old (https://tinyurl.com/y8wweb38). In other podcast news, Jameson's brother and his partner Marty got engaged.  And happy birthday to Heather's brother and belated birthday to her mom. Catch you all in self esteem class, bring the square crackers to share around!

In the septenary episode of True Believers, Andrew & chrs cover the long and somewhat questionable history of Shang-Chi, the Master of Kung Fu, as a quick guide for fans before the September 3rd premiere of Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings.Follow us on instagram @truebelieverspod, on twitter @truebelieversp (yes, the name was too long), and on facebook @truebelieverspod (facebook.com/truebelieverspod)If you want to speak to us directly, feel free to DM us on social media or email us at 1truebelieverspod@gmail.com, or, you can leave us a voicemail at (650) 761-2629.NOTES: “In 2020, Shang-Chi starred in a self-titled five issue miniseries written by American Born Chinese author Gene Luen Yang with art by Dike Ruan and Philip Tan. Initially set for a June 2020 release, the first issue was delayed to September due to the COVID-19 pandemic.” -WikipediaTony Shalhoub is actually doing a parody of David Carradine in Kung Fu in the movie Galaxy Quest “I can't play an Asian guy. I won't play an Asian guy. But I will play a guy who plays an Asian guy.” and he is the son of a Lebanese immigrant (I don't remember if I said that I didn't know what his ethnicity was, but, bases covered).Annette Bening absolutely DOES play Mar-Vell in Captain Marvel, and she's the avatar of the Kree Supreme Intelligence.“The Mystery of Dr. Fu-Manchu” (the first book in Sax Rohmer's series) was published in 1913. Here is an article about the birth of the character: (It's giving The Birth of a Nation vibes) http://philsp.com/SaxRohmer/birthof.htmMoving Shadow is actually Shang-Chi's half-brother.Jodie Landon, the self-proclaimed (and undisputed) ‘Queen of the Negroes' in Daria is dating Michael Jordan “Mack” Mackenzie, my fourth favorite character on Daria behind Jodie, Mrs. Morgendorffer, and Principal Li.I, unfortunately, now know that there's not a separate word for people who have bug fursonas, but it's not an unheard of phenomenon. Please direct all questions about furry categorization, furries, or being a furry to askpapabear.com. If you direct them to me, I will tell you to go right to the pits of hell.The Peter Parker of Earth-92100 has six arms.https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/EthnicMagicianThe Five Weapons Society is made up of the House of the Deadly Staff, the House of the Deadly Sabre, the House of the Deadly Dagger, the House of the Deadly Hammer, and the House of the Deadly Hand.I was going to verify my statement that the Protector of China was a Makluan and I ended up on the MCU wikipedia page instead by accident, so, you heard it here folks: the Great Protector is in Shang-Chi.https://time.com/3524847/gwen-stefani-racist-harajuku-girls/Music: “Xenon Sentry” by Shane Ivers - www.silvermansound.com

It's time to hit the high seas and hold an ill-fated casino night, here on Morgendorks! This week: "Just Add Water." When Ms. Li demands everybody attend the school's newest fundraising activity—a casino night aboard a luxury liner—it gives the entire Morgendorffer clan a brand spanking new setting for their litany of regular issues. But what's that on the horizon? AVAST! THE TRASH BARGE APPROACHETH. Speaking of trash barges, we're going to dive into the absolutely insane and wonderful story of the Mobro 4000, a barge that just wanted a home for itself and its 3,100 tons of Long Island garbage—and went more than 6,000 miles in search of it, becoming the most-watched pile of garbage in human history. Yeah, it's wild. Stay safe out there! Links: Quartz | How Often Do People Fall Overboard on Cruise Ships? Vice | The Most Watched Load of Garbage in the Memory of Man Newsday | Long Island's Infamous Garbage Barge of 1987 Still Influences Laws Outpost Daria Reborn Website: morgendorks.podbean.com Patreon: patreon.com/morgendorks Email: morgendorks@gmail.com Twitter: @morgendorks Facebook: fb.me/morgendorks.podcast

Último episodio antes del descanso forzado. Sebas actor de acción. La banda no discute sobre la redondez de la Tierra. Buffo se burla de la vida de los demás Tiros, y Floricienta demuestra que crecer en la calle vale más que casarse con Pelé.

Recorded at Seven Dining Lounge. Host/Editor/Executive Producer: Chris "MooMan" Nyarady, Producer: Andrew Lynch, Production Manager: Geneviève Bolduc, Casting Director: Nick Drake, Finance Manager: Adam Duff, Promotions Manager: Lindsay Branen, Community Manager: Beni Spieler, Recording Engineer: Casey Por.  The Geeks and Nerds are -  Team Tina: Geneviève Bolduc, Finn-Lily Ferrus, Chloe Mullington. Team Daria: Jenna Sokalski, Jalyn Eutenier, Brittany Pehlman.

In our second episode, we're taking an in-depth look at "Esteemsters," the official Daria pilot! When the Morgendorffer family moves to Lawndale, Daria finds herself in her new high school's self-esteem class. Thankfully, she also finds herself a new partner-in-crime. It's our introduction to the bizarre and interesting cast of characters we'll be dissecting over the next five seasons—but how does it fare as a pilot? Join us as we take a beat-by-beat look at the episode, and the self-esteem movement that gave rise to media like Esteemsters in the mid-to-late '90s. We'll also be reviewing how the concept of such a movement is handled in the context of the show, debating whether the episode's better or worse than the unaired pilot we discussed in our first episode, and much, much more! Mentioned in the podcast: How the Self-Esteem Craze Took Over America, by Jesse Singal Outpost Daria Reborn Website: morgendorks.podbean.comEmail: morgendorks@gmail.comTwitter: @morgendorks

When Jake suffers a heart attack and his mom comes to town, the Morgendorffer women make changes to their personalities and future plans. Daria takes on two skeezy radio DJs and hosts Brittany & Laura take on ASMR practice, a potential shared future as mental health practitioners, and the patriarchy (per usual).

The rest of the Lane clan returns home from their myriad travels, forcing Jane & Trent to escape to the Morgendorffer’s house. Hosts Brittany & Laura discuss emotional labor, dopey Dad tropes, and lesbians who own parrots while also trying their best not to get distracted by the dogs in the room.

In an airport bar somewhere in this terrifying, apocalyptic world in which modern youth consumption trends indicate that disaffected teens are no longer being swayed by advertising, 1960s Madison Avenue superstar Don Draper (not his real name) is currently engaged in a desperate attempt to get his job back after indulging yet again in his persistent hobbies of drinking and adultery. His challenge: to sell a bottle of awful (but, in fairness, totally metal) perfume to Daria Morgendorffer, the ultimate disaffected teen, Earth's foremost slinger of sarcasm and mutterer in monotone! Can Don break down Daria's walls and convince her to give in to her deepest desires, brought to you by Lucky Strike? Or will Daria crush the ad man's soul beneath the sheer force of her world-weary teenage nihilism? Featuring anti-capitalist rants, passionate discussions about Mad Men, opening arguments in the form of a listicle, and the Smash Fiction debut of Claire Mulkerin!