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On this installment of MULTIMEDIOCRITY: The Broadcast!, Talley is joined by friend of the program Nick Pratt, co-host of fellow State-Lines Network podcast Films We've Watched, to talk all things ONCE UPON A TIME... IN HOLLYWOOD, the latest feature from director Quentin Tarantino! This is a single-topic show that should only be listened to if you have seen the film, as there are spoilers abound. So, again, don't be "a has-been, old buddy," and [ONLY LISTEN TO THIS EPISODE AFTER YOU HAVE SEEN THE MOVIE].The gents dive deep into the groovy, funny, dusty, culty, and (whole) bloody affair, discussing the film's stellar cast, its influences and homages, some of the real life people and events included in the story, Tarantino's prior filmography, and more! If—and only IF—you have seen ONCE UPON A TIME... IN HOLLYWOOD, check this one out. And let them know what you thought of the film, too, by leaving a comment on the MULTIMEDIOCRITY Instagram or the MULTIMEDIOCRITY.com episode page, where you can also find show notes and more on this episode and others.
After a longer hiatus than usual, MULTIMEDIOCRITY: The Broadcast! returns in the new year... with a look back at last year! Unlike their 'Favorite Stuff from 2017' episode, the guys play a little looser with the format this go-round. While they do touch on several of their top films, television shows, and more, they still fall into their usual rambling about life, the universe, and everything, per usual.Inbetween gushing over a couple of Netflix series and a certain superhero origin movie, Doofin and Talley also discuss the 2018 Oscar nominations (including the snubs and some arguably-undeserving nominees), JK Rowling maybe saying *way* too much, the worst of erotic fan fiction, and if Mr. Pine is the best of the “4 Chris’s.”Talley loves early-90s adventure films, Doofin loves choosing his own adventure, they both love John Mulaney, and neither will ever find themselves looking for love on cheating websites, or so they say! Be the Third Musketeer of the gents on the "balls out" ride that is Episode 38, heard via the State Lines Network!
On this “very special” episode of MULTIMEDIOCRITY: The Broadcast! – an ABK Production, Talley and Doofin are in the same room for the first time (and likely last time) ever, and they’re joined by a special guest, filmmaker and longtime mutual friend Aaron Koontz. Tired, punchy, and enhanced to varying degrees, the gents go off on tangents from their tangents, which ranged from Carman to Eric Carmen, “bro” movies to slow burn movies, and Saved by the Bellto South American capitals.Around a shared microphone at Doofin’s dining room table, they also discuss the rise and fall of the band Weezer, and the rise and fall (and possible rise again?) of director M. Night Shyamalan; Aaron returning to his and Talley’s alma mater, Full Sail University, to make some current students squirm; a curious list of the most influential films and directors of all time; and the inconsistent naming conventions of franchises like THE FAST AND THE FURIOUS and RAMBO.In between the usual scattershot nonsense, Mr. Koontz interjects with random lines from TITANIC, fond memories of Seinfeld episodes, and some mime work. Featuring a game of ‘F Marry Kill’ with fictional movie teddy bears, this beautiful disaster is, to quote their guest, “the dumbest version of them.” Sing along to a few Dave Matthews Band tunes with the gang on Episode 37, heard via the State Lines Network! For more on this and previous episodes, please visit State-Lines.com.
On this 36th installment of MULTIMEDIOCRITY: The Broadcast!, Doofin tells two different tales of being stuck in waiting pools, each with a different result. First, he recounts a long day of jury duty selection, but not without Talley tangenting into hot takes on DIE HARD sequels and The Walking Dead. Mister Hevey also tells his frustrating saga of attempting to buy Hamilton tickets for the bulk of their on-sale date, but again, is sidelined by tangents into poor Eddie Vedder impressions and poorer renditions of a couple Hamilton tunes.In-between all of it, the gents also discuss the good and bad of Adam Sandler, judging comedy and entertainment through the ever-changing modern lens, The Hardy Boys vs. Encyclopedia Brown, baby boomers vs. millennials, skiers vs. snowboarders, and the State-Lines hierarchy, or lack thereof. Bobby Brown, character actor Cliff Curtis, the *other* movie that used one-hit wonder Yello's "Oh Yeah," and plenty more await you in episode 36, heard via the State Lines Network!For show notes and more on this and other episodes, please visit www.state-lines.com
On this installment of 'MULTIMEDIOCRITY: The Broadcast!', Doofin and Talley break into song… like, more than usual, in between discussions about everything from the best movie musical numbers and worst comedy sequels to ROAD TO PERDITION and Hamilton. Your trusty hosts also discuss the devastating, ongoing California wildfires; lament the lack of praise for prolific composer Jerry Goldsmith; and eulogize Marvel Comics figurehead and pop culture icon, the late, great Stan Lee.On the back half, the show gets a special appearance by the often mentioned, but to-date-unheard Lady (Mc)Doofin, who needed a very important question to be answered. The gents end things with a serious case of the giggles, riffing on adult contemporary artists and song lyrics (hope you had Sade and Amy Grant on your bingo board), soap opera puns, and the theme to RUDY. Who’s the wild man now? Find out with them on Episode 35, heard via the State Lines Network![for show notes and more info on this episode and others, please visit www.state-lines.com]
On this installment of 'MULTIMEDIOCRITY: The Broadcast!', Doofin and Talley cover a number of pop culture topics: from J.K. Rowling and the endless retconning of I.P.s past, to Bert and Ernie's perceived relationship and if it matters; from recognizable, but unsung character actors like Bruce Greenwood, to The Decemberists and whether or not you should adhere to certain "concert commandments." They also talk a little on Marvel's Phase 4, the not-at-all problematic CAPTAIN MARVEL trailer, and which Avengers character, if any, could be revealed as secret Skrull in the next phase of the MCU. The gents finish things up with a call to their friend, WGN Radio film reviewer and film fan Blake Stubbs, for some too-tough movie trivia, before falling down a rabbit hole of cinema talk.Come to find out what Orlando Bloom is hiding (he must wear big shoes… with wings), stay to find when their guest first saw boobs on the often-censored telly (like Talley, it's a film with "National Lampoon" in its title). The collective nerdiness will leave you color blinded and Third Eye Blinded. Step back from the ledge with them on Episode 33, heard via the State Lines Network![for more information about this episode and others, please visit www.state-lines.com]
“Holy forking shirt balls,” this installment of ‘MULTIMEDIOCRITY: The Broadcast’ finds Talley and Doofin discussing the recent passings of John McCain and Burt Reynolds, the greatness of Adam Scott and director Alfonso Cuarón, and 1989. No, not the T-Swift album -- a few big movies of that year, from BATMAN and INDIANA JONES AND THE LAST CRUSADE to STEEL MAGNOLIAS and DRIVING MISS DAISY.They also talk some lesser ‘Best Picture’ winners, Clint Eastwood’s directing (or lack thereof), their random connections to a couple of boy band members, and the farce that is the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and its annual fan vote. The guys even add their buddy Cameron Burns to the mix for a few minutes, and hit him with a handful of impromptu movie trivia questions.Is today’s radio-friendly country music more or less pandering than it was during the ‘90s boom? Are Anne Hathaway’s worst performances when she has to be herself? Are we in The Good Place or The Bad Place? Tune in to hear these questions and more go unanswered by the gents, who recorded on a day that will live in infamy... the day Jessica Tandy died. Never forget Episode 32, heard via the State Lines Network!
This installment of MULTIMEDIOCRITY: The Broadcast! finds the Two Musketeers (who, in this case, are both Porthos) discussing films they didn’t see, like CHRISTOPHER ROBIN and CRAZY RICH ASIANS, and one Doofin regrettably did, THE MEG (more like THE 'Meh'G, amirite?). He and Talley also reflect on NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN, TROPIC THUNDER, and Daniel Craig's mostly solid run as James Bond, all in-between touching on topics such as STAR WARS, Billy Crystal, Florida's many shortcomings, and fanboys' selective outrage.Things get goofy, as the gents consider the lack of male nudity in American film, ponder the staying power of some pre-Internet celebrity rumors (Richard Gere inserted what?! Rod Stewart ingested what?! Marilyn Manson removed what?!), and repeatedly fall back on impressions of Tom Hardy's Bane. Will Talley ever watch INDIANA JONES AND THE KINGDOM OF THE CRYSTAL SKULL? Will Doofin come around on PADDINGTON? Will Matthew Conaughey’s McConaissance ever end? These questions and more go unanswered on Episode 31, heard via the State Lines Network!
This installment of MULTIMEDIOCRITY: The Broadcast!, should you choose to accept it, finds Doofin and Talley discussing the latest entry of one of cinema's best ever franchises (seriously, 5 out of the 6 have been very good-to-great), MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE - Fallout -- the crazy stunts; its director, Christopher McQuarrie; where the film ranks among its predecessors; and how long the series might go.They guys also recap a bit of news from San Diego Comic-Con (a.k.a. DCEU trailer drop 2018); dispel some urban legends of their youth (Ybor City is fine, gang); and tease a few poop their pants stories (they each have more than one, sadly). Plus, thoughts on the ongoing saga that is James Gunn's firing, Harry Potter's on-the-nose naming conventions, "coexist" bumper stickers, The Nutcracker, and more! Enter the Four Realms with the gents on Episode 30, heard via the State Lines Network!
Talley and Doofin are SORRY TO BOTHER YOU, but on this installment of 'MULTIMEDIOCRITY: The Broadcast!', the gents discuss some films currently in theaters, including ANT-MAN AND THE WASP and JURASSIC WORLD: Fallen Kingdom; the masterpiece-iness of some masterpieces, like THE DARK KNIGHT and BLADE RUNNER 2049; and the worthiness of some quotable older flicks, including THE MONSTER SQUAD and SO I MARRIED AN AXE MURDERER.Beyond a predictable, albeit brief, step up onto the soapbox, they also touch on the World Cup (and correctly predict the winner), lament the Internet calling everything that isn’t explained outright onscreen a "plot hole,” and determine the ultimate '90s one-hit wonder (spoiler: it’s not sick, but it’s not well). Plus: Do any stoner comedies stand the test of time? Will Guy Ritchie ever make another good film? What happens at a Croatian lady prison? Will the non-theatrical MCU shows ever address AVENGERS: Infinity War? Tune in to Episode 29, heard via the State Lines Network, to hear none of these questions answered!
On this installment of MULTIMEDIOCRITY: The Broadcast!, Doofin and Talley are... well, frustrated -- at the world, at their fellow man, at the current administration. The usual attempt to dive right into pop culture topics is eschewed for a step onto the ol’ soapbox, where they express their disillusionment over, among other things, the ongoing actions at our southern border, said actions’ apathetic defenders, and the growing entitlement of fanboys.The guys eventually do move on, touching on subjects like the recent passing of Anthony Bourdain, how dudes seem to gauge the greatness of Pixar films on a scale of how many tears they shed, the current World Cup, and soccer fandom in the States, or the lack thereof. It’s a scattershot show that sees the conversation bounce from Chris Hardwick’s recent woes to Viola Davis’ ability to elevate even the subpar-est of material. Wonder where it all went wrong with us on Episode 28, heard via the State Lines Network!
On this installment of MULTIMEDIOCRITY: The Broadcast!, Talley and Doofin are talking SOLO: A Star Wars Story -- the movie's highs and lows, its canonizing connections to the Expanded Universe, and the franchise's ever-worsening fandom (((there are minor SPOILERS, but they manage to avoid spilling the major one))) -- and dissecting the rather decent filmography of its storied director, Ron Howard, who 30 years later, has come full circle to helm another of George Lucas' ripoffs.They touch on DEADPOOL 2 and their anticipation for upcoming action flicks UPGRADE and MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE - Fallout as well, before lambasting the Academy Awards for far-too-often gifting statues to actors who aren't necessarily the most outstanding in a given year, but are "due" or had a long and/or respectable-enough career.Your trusty hosts also show some love for '80s teen idol Phoebe Cates; find a mutual fondness for the "great American diner" and all its kitchy trappings; and converse about the negative, sometimes brainwashing effect that heavy news and social media consumption can have on us. Come for Shawn's random pop culture tidbits about Kevin Kline and Manfred Mann, stay for Matthew's personal anecdotes about his pop's… uhh, "culture." Clutch some pearls with the gents on episode 27, heard via the State Lines Network!
After a few weeks away, MULTIMEDIOCRITY: The Broadcast! is back! On this brisk episode, Doofin and Talley take to the microphones to discuss, in spoilery detail, AVENGERS: Infinity War! They talk about the audience reactions at their respective theaters, some of the finer action and character moments of the ambitious, eventful film, and the giant (Infinity) stones on Marvel Studios for ending the picture the way they did. Also be on the lookout for past podcast guest Shane Domrongchai, who makes a brief Stan Lee-esque cameo on the show.This cannot be stressed enough: ** if you have not yet seen AVENGERS: Infinity War, do not listen to this episode! ** The guys can’t help but return to dissecting, i.e., spoiling it, all throughout the program. They do venture away a time or two, though, diving deep into hair band power ballads, Kenny Rogers songs, and poor audience behavior at live events. Learn when to hold ‘em, fold ‘em, walk away, and run with your trusty co-hosts on this 26th installment, heard via the State Lines Network! "Thanos Will Return."
On this installment of 'MULTIMEDIOCRITY: The Broadcast!,' Talley and Doofin (who's doped up and down a finger) discuss the mostly good nostalgic escapism that is Steven Spielberg's big screen adaptation of Ernest Cline's READY PLAYER ONE, as well as the greatness of both a Spielberg chase sequence and said director's recent secret weapon, Mark Rylance. As is the norm, they also spout off some misinformation, including mistaking actor Derek Luke's roles more than once and referring to Marvel's Secret Wars story arc when they (Talley) meant Secret Invasion. The second half gets a little sopabox-y (which is also par for the course), with the gents choosing not to watch the Roseanne reboot; showing reverence for greats like the reverend, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Mister Fred Rogers, and Roger Ebert; and wondering how America got to a place where empathy and kindness is a political stance that has to be defended. Take the sticky buns, but leave the aioli with them on episode 25, heard via the State Lines Network!
"DO NOT CONGRATULATE" Doofin and Talley on this goofier-than-usual installment of 'MULTIMEDIOCRITY: The Broadcast!' On the program this week, the guys fondly remember being Toys "R" Us kids, Eddie Murphy's R-rated films, and a pre-puffy Vince Vaughn. They manage to discuss Harry Potter, TV spinoffs, and a few awful contributions to the rap game from '80s pop idols and American sports teams as well. After expressing their general indifference to massive data breaches, an argument sillier than a sitting president and former vice president boasting about who could kick whose ass in a fight ensues: that being In-N-Out versus Taco Bell (we've all seen DEMOLITION MAN, so you know who wins in the end). Talley showed up to this one with an arsenal of lame references and "dad jokes," while Doofin came armed with an encyclopedic knowledge of boy bands that would make Lou Pearlman blush. Your trusty co-hosts did not, however, "come here to look for trouble, they just came to do the Super Bowl Shuffle!" The gents also look ahead to AVENGERS: Infinity War and squint cautiously at READY PLAYER ONE, then things get 'phone call scene in SWINGERS' awkward, as they offer reparations to you, the listener, for making it through their nonsense (Hashtag: "DONOTCONGRATULATE"). Take a bribe from them on episode 24, heard via the State Lines Network!
This scattershot installment of ‘MULTIMEDIOCRITY: The Broadcast!’ picks up mid-conversation, and sees your trusty co-hosts run the gamut of pop culture, covering topics like Hamilton, the musical and the man; the Parkland, Florida shooting and its ongoing fallout; BLACK PANTHER and the future of the Marvel Cinematic Universe; disaster movies, which are largely disastrous; and a number of fantastic film scores. Plus, Doofin hard sells Netflix’s new version of Queer Eye, but wonders if something’s wrong with the tear ducts in his own eyes, while a tired Talley turns Negative Nelly, poo-pooing on a few well-loved things, including composer Thomas Newman, Steven Spielberg’s HOOK, and the kid who played Charlie Bucket in WILLY WONKA AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY. The latter also manages to slight elderly people and overweight people, after defending each mere moments before. The gents do end things positively, recalling some fond memories of their favorite bands of adolescence; though, they both find it difficult to say who their favorite working/current bands or artists are. Get nostalgic for the ’80s, ’90s, and today with “Chud and the Beast” on episode 23, heard via the State Lines Network!
Atop their respective stacks of moving boxes, Doofin and Talley return with an installment of 'MULTIMEDIOCRITY' that is heavy on reggaeton air horn drops and Delroy Lindo name drops. Running on fumes, the punchy gents discuss their highs and lows at bar trivia, the recent SpaceX launch that sent Elon Musk’s Tesla Roadster into space, and the staying power of both the MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE franchise and a few iconic radio broadcasters. Plus, some thoughts on Super Bowl LII, why riot-like behavior somehow gets excused when it’s celebratory, and the good and bad of the big game’s commercials and movie trailers. “Chud and the Beast” let all the children boogie on this twenty-second edition of the Tide ad– err, podcast… or... or is it just a Tide ad? Tune in to find out, only on the State Lines Network!
On this week's installment of 'MULTIMEDIOCRITY: The Broadcast!', Doofin and Talley are joined by a mutual friend who gets name-dropped on the show almost as often as 'The Lord of the Rings', the giant breaded chicken wing himself, Cameron Burns! Cammo and the guys start the new year by offering up a handful of their favorite pieces of pop culture from the previous one. Among their 2017 recommendations: television programs, including American Vandal, The Leftovers, and Big Mouth; albums from the likes of Alex Lahey, The Welcome Wagon, and The War on Drugs; and several feature films, including GET OUT, THE SHAPE OF WATER, and THREE BILLBOARDS OUTSIDE EBBING, MISSOURI. Ride along with the guys on this fond (and almost entirely spoiler-free) look back at what turned out to be a great year in entertainment. Maybe they’ll sell you on something you might have missed. It’s episode 21, heard via the State Lines Network!
On this week's episode of "MULTIMEDIOCRITY: The Broadcast!", Doofin and Talley run through some television goodness, like Stranger Things 2 and Mad About You, and some television badness, like the many swing-and-miss attempts at live television musicals. 'The Lord of the Rings' comes up because of course it does, as does the hesitance to accept soft reboots and sequels of straight-up remakes, OCEAN'S 8 being the latest example. Doofin also touches on the positive side of social media, in particular, Shea Serrano's "guerilla philanthropy." On the back half, it's almost all "laser sword" talk. The gents enjoyed STAR WARS: The Last Jedi a good bit, but end up speaking more on some of the ridiculous reactions and actions by those who didn't. Jump to hyperspace with them on episode 20, their last show of 2017, only on the State Lines Network!
“I've seen things you people wouldn't believe. Mountains on fire off the shoulder of Los Angeles. I watched C-yoU Next Tuesdays campaign with no shame for an Alabama snake. All those moments will be lost in time, like tears in rain. Time to die.”This installment of MULTIMEDIOCRITY: The Broadcast! finds the hosts in differing states of sickness, but they’re game enough to give… well, an average amount of effort. Still high on Marvel’s AVENGERS: Infinity War trailer, they discuss the MCU’s bright future, the ramifications of Disney’s possible acquisition of 20th Century Fox (see: the Fantastic Four and X-Men), and JUSTICE LEAGUE’s somewhat successful setting up of the DCEU’s future, but overall middle-of-the-roadness. The guys then go full-film geek when talking about the finer points of directors Sam Mendes and Christopher Nolan, cinematographer Roger Deakins, and the beauty of BLADE RUNNER and its successor. Talley tries to avoid mentioning politics, but Doofin grants him Primae Noctis, or PechaKucha--yeah, that one--to air his grievances on the RNC re-endorsing alleged pedophile Roy Moore while, without irony, calling for their opposition to step down for lesser accusations. They get back on course, sort of, and wrap on Doofin’s in-progress holiday movie watchlist and the inevitable discussion of what is and is not a Christmas movie. Meet them in St. Louie, Louie on episode 19, heard via the State Lines Network!
On this installment of MULTIMEDIOCRITY: The Broadcast!, Doofin takes back his co-host chair, but is magnanimous and gives way for State-Lines’ own Daniel Cura to join the program once again. They and Talley can’t help but begin with the litany of new names, some breaking as they recorded, being accused of sexual misconduct. The guys admit to having a hard time processing how to handle consuming art by some of the accused, and wonder where it all ends, if it ever does. Eventually, the gents do pivot, and discuss a number of rock bands that have lost and/or switched up lead singers and the non-existent war between Tampa and Orlando, before ending on their thoughts on the latest MCU entry, THOR: Ragnarok. In short, they all agree it was Rad-narok. No, wait. It Ragna-rocked. It-- just-- they really dug it. Take a trippy ride to Ass-gard with the podcasting Revengers on episode 18, heard on the State Lines Network!And be sure to check out and subscribe to our guest's own show, This Is Everything with Daniel Cura, on Apple Podcasts!
On this installment of MULTIMEDIOCRITY: The Broadcast!, Talley braves the rocky podcast waters with a fill-in first mate. Don't worry; the Doofin isn't going anywhere. A series of miscommunications on all fronts led Shawn to doing an impromptu episode with fellow State Lines contributor and behind-the-scenes extraordinaire, Daniel Cura. The gents get geeky with a lot of talk about DC Comics' fledgling Cinematic Universe, and share an optimism about the upcoming JUSTICE LEAGUE film that it arguably doesn't deserve. They also discuss Marvel's Cinematic Universe, the unfinished AMAZING SPIDER-MAN story, and Sony's penchant for blowing it. Plus, some takes on Disney, Star Wars, Doctor Who, and the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles; the good and bad of Twitter; and what millennials are killing next. Steal some napkins with the guys on this week's episode, heard via the State Lines Network!And be sure to check out and subscribe to our guest's own show, This Is Everything with Daniel Cura, on Apple Podcasts!
On this week's installment of MULTIMEDIOCRITY: The Broadcast!, your trusty hosts swoon over some melancholy music before Shawn's wifi drops out, wherein hilarity does not ensue. Once they regroup, the guys fall into the familiar pits of "separating the art and the artist," "searching for context and nuance," and "selective outrage." This time around, the rehashing of said topics is born out of the fallout from Harvey Weinstein and others' despicable behavior, and the subsequent #MeToo hashtag. After touching on everything from Chick-fil-A and Guy Fieri to THE LAST JEDI trailer and some Netflix original programming, Doofin gives his slow progress report on his and his lady's underwhelming-to-date horror movie season watch list, while Talley hates on what Chipotle’s trying to pass as edible queso. "We got a fast car" on this sixteenth episode, heard on the State Lines Network!
Only a few days removed from the deadliest mass shooting in modern American history, Talley and Doofin don't have all the answers, but lament so many shutting down even asking questions pertaining to possible prevention of future massacres. Choosing the "treacherous path of reasonable," they tackle some of the terrible takes on gun control, the lack of context and nuance in public discourse, and America's refusal to face much of its own dark history. The guys also preach on people’s generally poor public behavior and the staggering amount of creeps in positions of power, namely at this moment, in the entertainment industry. But it's not all heavy-handed soapbox-ing. They eventually move onto a lot of music talk, including remembering the late Tom Petty, discussing his impact, as well as venerable rock n’ roll acts like Creedence Clearwater Revival, Electric Light Orchestra and Steely Dan. Episode 15 of MULTIMEDIOCRITY: The Broadcast! is brought to you by the State Lines Network!
On this installment of MULTIMEDIOCRITY: The Broadcast!, Doofin and Talley discuss the fallout from Hurricane Irma, the impending Hurricane Maria, and the perfect storm of name calling and word salad that is Hurricane Trump. Trying not to fall into the bog of eternal stench that is political talk, the guys tiptoe around it, escaping into a sewer of horror movie talk. They tackle some tired horror hot takes before dropping a few of their own, and answering pressing fright film questions, like is THE WITCH -- or THE VVITCH -- a horror movie? (it is) Is IT a horror movie? (IT is). The scary movie talk gets them nostalgic for the creature features of old, which leads to fond remembrances of slasher movie franchises and their own holiday movie watching traditions. A few anecdotes about Talley’s toddler later, the hosts end on some tv show recommendations (Adam Ruins Everything and Master of None), but not before bashing a couple of others (The Big Bang Theory and most of Seth MacFarlane's catalog). Episode 14, a bunch of Hocus Pocus, is heard exclusively on the State Lines Network!
On this installment of MULTIMEDIOCRITY: The Broadcast, Talley & Doofin discuss Game of Thrones season seven's sixth episode: the divisive, timeline-fudging "Beyond the Wall" and it's major fallout (RIP Visy... well, sort of). The guys also touch on the state of our nation's political discourse, or lack thereof, and the recent public rise of the bad guys we thought Cap and Indy already squashed. They also run the pop culture gamut, bouncing from Rockwell to Harry Potter. From Kurosawa's "easterns" to Leone's spaghetti westerns. From underrated Coen Brothers films to underrated A-list actors. Plus, Talley questions whether several older celebrities are still alive, while Doofin offers a different take on Pontius Pilate. Come for the defense of early-2000s pop-punk, stay for the poor Al Pacino impressions. The awesome gents "take a flamethrower to this place!" on this hodgepodge episode, heard by way of the State Lines Network!
On this week's episode of MULTIMEDIOCRITY, Doofin and Talley fawn over the first half of Game of Thrones' exhilarating seventh season, and look forward to what prophecies have yet to be fulfilled... and by whom. Their freeform conversation takes them everywhere: from the merits of Kate and Rooney Mara to David Fincher's stellar filmography, from the new season of HBO's Hard Knocks to the kickain-fueled decisions made by '80s filmmakers and musicians. Doofin also recounts catching a revival screening of EXPLORERS and a harrowing experience at the clinic, while Talley threatens to blow up all round earth deniers before being reminded that mass murder is, in fact, wrong. Come for the defense of good-bad movie sequels like GREASE 2 and GREMLINS 2: The New Batch, stay for the discussion on what constitutes "Yacht Rock." The guys double down (You always double down on 11) on this spirited installment, heard exclusively on the State Lines Network! "And you never once paid for drugs! Not once."
"Apes. Together. Strong." On this installment of MULTIMEDIOCRITY: The Broadcast!, Talley and Doofin are joined by film critic and film lover Blake Stubbs to discuss, dissect, and dispute the masterpieceyness of two of this month's most evocative theatrical releases, Matt Reeves' powerful trilogy-closer WAR FOR THE PLANET OF THE APES and Christopher Nolan's harrowing World War II tale DUNKIRK. The guys also get hyped on a few 1980s-heavy highlights from San Diego Comic-Con, including the trailers for 'Stranger Things' season 2, THOR: RAGNAROK, and the long-awaited Spielberg-helmed adaptation of Ernest Cline's pop culture-soaked novel, READY PLAYER ONE. All that, plus some pondering on the future of Marvel and DC's respective cinematic universes, thoughts on the new lady lead of 'Doctor Who,' the invisible outrage surrounding that casting choice, and more can be heard in episode 10, exclusively on the State Lines Network!
[featuring Shane Domrongchai] On this installment of MULTIMEDIOCRITY, Doofin and Talley deep dive into the latest entry to Marvel’s shared cinematic universe, SPIDER-MAN: Homecoming. They gush over the great many things the picture got right, look back to the previous franchises and their failings, and look forward to where Marvel Studios and Sony might be going with the character from here. On the back half, they’re joined by a mutual friend and Spider-fan, the spectacular Shane Domrongchai, to talk----get this----all of that over again, but with a bit more enthusiasm. Following their collective fawning over the film, the gang discusses the highs and lows of the amazing wall crawler's storied comic history, and those of the constantly-retconning comic book medium. Episode nine, largely a single-topic show, is heard exclusively on the State Lines Network!
On this eighth installment of "MULTIMEDIOCRITY: The Broadcast!", Talley and Doofin continue their never-ending quest to find the mythical middle ground on topics like politics, outrage culture, and cultural appropriation. The guys apologize for several things, but refuse to apologize for much more, including their unabashed love of pop music and fondness for a few terrible rap-rock tunes. They also review Edgar Wright’s latest, BABY DRIVER, and discuss the filmmaker’s resume, which would be spotless, were it not for that pesky Michael Cera fellow. All that, plus T.J. Miller’s bridge burning, some 'How I Met Your Mother' talk, and more on this mea culpa-heavy episode, heard exclusively on the State Lines Network!
Hosts Doofin and Talley return to discuss (the previous week’s episode of) 'Silicon Valley' and its lead actor, complement millennials’ choice of toast toppings, and strap on their nostalgia goggles to defend a few lesser '80s movies. From Josh Hartnett to Jeff Goldblum, from Tim Burton to Christopher Nolan, from Grilled Cheese trucks to the Green Flash, the guys traverse the pop culture fire swamp, doing their best to avoid the R.O.U.S. that is politics. They also contemplate the future of Han Solo’s solo film, question the rigidness of fanboy expectations, and express their outrage over outrage culture on this seventh installment of "MULTIMEDIOCRITY: The Broadcast!", heard exclusively on the State Lines Network!
Talley and Doofin hit a technical snag recording this week's episode of "MULTIMEDIOCRITY: The Broadcast!" and, unfortunately, lost a good chunk of the show. That's the bad news. The good news is that the last leg of it was salvaged, and is here for your earhole pleasure! While you won't get their positive review of WONDER WOMAN and subsequent discussion about the state of DC and Marvel's respective cinematic universes, you will hear them talk a good bit of politics (because of course), gush over 'Hamilton: An American Musical', and shed their cynical skins to reveal their true idealistic selves. Check out episode 6 on the State Lines Network!
On this installment of "MULTIMEDIOCRITY: The Broadcast!", Shawn welcomes awesome gent Matthew Hevey (a.k.a. "The Doofin") into the State Lines fold as a regular co-host of the program. They run the gamut of topics: from strong women to cowardly men; from psychedelic rock to grunge; from political talk to... well, more political talk. Really, it's hard to avoid these days. The inevitable Donny T. trashing aside, the guys almost find their groove in this scattershot, but spirited episode, heard via the State Lines Network! "Louis, I think this is the beginning of a beautiful friendship."
On this installment of "MULTIMEDIOCRITY: The Broadcast!", host Shawn Talley, back from a sticky sojourn in the Bayou, shares his thoughts on some comic book movies, comic book TV shows, and comic book continuity… or their lack thereof. Listen to him gush over recent Marvel fare like 'Daredevil' season 2 and CAPTAIN AMERICA: Civil War, refuse to acknowledge that controversial Hydra reveal in the latest Cap comic (you could say he did Nazi that one coming), and lament on the endless retcons that muddle an already-convoluted comic book landscape. Check out episode 4 via the State Lines Network!
On this week’s episode of "MULTIMEDIOCRITY: The Broadcast!", host Shawn Talley counts down his fifteen favorite films from 2015, and surprisingly, the Entourage movie is nowhere to be found. Terminator: Genisys didn’t make the cut either, but there is a movie about robots. Jurassic World is also noticeably absent from the list, but there is a creature movie or two in the mix. And while there are no films featuring aliens, there might just be one with a Martian. Check out his brisk countdown of some of the year's best flicks, only on the State Lines Network!
Episode 3 of Literally Dying is the longest one yet - so I hope you're all ready to strap in and talk about some sad stuff! I sit down with Rye Silverman, Dave Ross, and Caitlin Lemaire who all tell the stories of what they did in the moment they found out a person they loved was dead (or about to be dead). Rye found herself at work within hours of getting the call that her brother had died. Dave finished laundry, fought with his girlfriend, and then got on stage in front of a bunch of strangers to talk about his dead grandma. And Caitlin tells two stories, one that's kind of about a fart. Oh also, you will hear us say the word literally way too many times. #LiterallyDying #StateLines. State-Lines.com SPONSOR US! If you would like to be a sponsor of Literally Dying or any of the podcasts on the State-Lines Network: statelinesmarketing@gmail.com.
On our first real episode of Literally Dying, I figured it was a good time to talk about first real death experiences. My guests Caitlin Lemaire, Keith Carey, Laura Hardin, and Rye Silverman all had very different things to say on the matter. I mean Caitlin LITERALLY died herself... I know I usually use that word incorrectly, so you might find it hard to trust me, but trust me. She did. Keith, as usual, says a bunch of stuff that makes me roll my eyes and worry about my family listening. Laura shares what it's like to watch parents talk to their kids about death at the mortuary. Spoiler: they're not great at it. And we meet Rye for the first time, who chimes in with a quick story about her dad. I also share some stories people submitted to me on Facebook, ramble on for too long about George Bell, and don't fully understand how to make the sound work properly. (PLEASE be patient with me, guys! I know the sound on this episode isn't awesome but we'll keep getting better. Don't let that turn you off!) Oh also, you will hear us say the word literally way too many times. #LiterallyDying #StateLines. State-Lines.com SPONSOR US! If you would like to be a sponsor of Literally Dying or any of the podcasts on the State-Lines Network: statelinesmarketing@gmail.com.
In this episode, Daniel talks with Chelsea Quinn about Chelsea's State-Lines Network podcast, Literally Dying, as well as relationships, high school reunions, parents dying, hiding from people in the produce section, and #AdultyArt! Chelsea is @chelofthesea on Twitter. Brought to you by State-Lines.com. Share, comment, subscribe, and review! #ThisIsEverything #StateLinesSPONSOR US! If you would like to be a sponsor of This Is Everything or other State-Lines Network podcasts, email statelinesmarketing@gmail.com.FOLLOW US!Daniel Cura: Twitter, Instagram, TumblrState-Lines: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Tumblr, LinkedIn
Since the inaugural episode of this show happens to fall just a couple days before Halloween, I figured why not talk about it? While I love Hocus Pocus and pumpkin spice like all good white women should - I freaking hate haunted houses. So my first guest Keith Carey and I dive into some of the science why he loves being scared and I hate it. I also share one of the most embarrassing stories from my teenage years. Spoilers: I end up breaking a bone. We also hear from three guests: Laura Hardin, Tom Goss, and Olivia Grace. They will all be featured again on future episodes but I wanted to share a glimpse what's to come and what Literally Dying will be like! Oh also, you will hear us say the word literally way too many times. #LiterallyDying #StateLines. State-Lines.com SPONSOR US! If you would like to be a sponsor of Literally Dying or any of the podcasts on the State-Lines Network: statelinesmarketing@gmail.com.
In this episode, Daniel sits down with Nick Pratt. They talk about movies, music, writing, Nick's time in the Navy, and #BuffaloPancakes. Nick is @npratt86 on Twitter and @npratt86 on Instagram. Brought to you by State-Lines.com. Share, comment, subscribe, and review! #ThisIsEverything #StateLinesSPONSOR US! If you would like to be a sponsor of This Is Everything or other State-Lines Network podcasts, email statelinesmarketing@gmail.com.FOLLOW US!Daniel Cura: Twitter, Instagram, TumblrState-Lines: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Tumblr, LinkedIn
In this episode, Daniel sits down with Billy Mays III. They talk about art, music and Billy's projects Infinite Third, Mouth Council, Letting, and Remember You Are Dreamng. They also talk about family, life and death, including Billy's experience when his father, pitchman Billy Mays, passed away. But it's not all somber, they also talk about #CelebrityPoop! Billy is @InfiniteThird on Twitter. Brought to you by State-Lines.com. Share, comment, subscribe, and review! #ThisIsEverything #StateLinesSPONSOR US! If you would like to be a sponsor of This Is Everything or other State-Lines Network podcasts, email statelinesmarketing@gmail.com.FOLLOW US!Daniel Cura: Twitter, Instagram, TumblrState-Lines: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Tumblr, LinkedIn
Seminole Perspective - BCThank you for checking out #SeminolePerspective. The purpose of this podcast is to bring perspective in today's overreactive culture. How good or bad are we? Week 3 is in the books, and FSU scored a victory over BC, but only scored 7 points on offense. What does that mean for our team? How bad is our offense and o line? How awesome is the defense? And, just how great is our punter? Find out the answers inside, with a little fun along the way. BONUS FEATURE - Look out for a warchant.com shout out to board member Noles76.SPONSOR US! If you would like to be a sponsor of Seminole Perspective or any of the podcasts on the State-Lines Network: statelinesmarketing@gmail.com.
Ken and DJ are some of the origonal contributors at State-Lines. They moved out to LA years ago in pursuit of a career in film. They started a production company and have made some really amazing short films that you absolutely need to check out. Well, they are working on their newest short, "Real Mature", and they need your help! Principal photography is done, and they just need a little bit of money to finish the film the right way. Give to their indie gogo campaign and help them to score the film, add effects, enter it in to festivals, and hopefully get their work noticed. This podcast is about the film, and the film makers. Jarrett, Ken, and DJ go way back, and we think you'll enjoy their banter. #StateLines. State-Lines.com SPONSOR US! If you would like to be a sponsor of the State-Lines Podcast or any of the podcasts on the State-Lines Network: statelinesmarketing@gmail.com.
In this episode, Daniel sits down with podcast and radio personality Chris Fisher of The FnK Podcast. Plus, his brother Kevin joins in and doubles the Fisher quota! They talk about the podcast format and how it differs from Fisher's experience in radio, life, religion, and more. Enjoy and remember to just #BeNice. Fisher is @FisherTheMan on Twitter. Brought to you by State-Lines.com. Share, comment, subscribe, and review! #ThisIsEverything #StateLinesSPONSOR US! If you would like to be a sponsor of This Is Everything or other State-Lines Network podcasts, email statelinesmarketing@gmail.com.FOLLOW US!Daniel Cura: Twitter, Instagram, TumblrState-Lines: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Tumblr, LinkedIn
Seminole Perspective - USFThank you for checking out #SeminolePerspective. The purpose of this podcast is to bring perspective in today's overreactive culture. How good or bad are we? Week 2 is in the books, and FSU scored a victory over USF. What does that mean for our team? How great is our offense and running game? How improved is the defense? And, just how awful is our special teams? Find out the answers inside, with a little fun along the way. BONUS FEATURE - Look out for a few Twitter shout outs and a rant from Chris Stephens (@CStephMM).SPONSOR US! If you would like to be a sponsor of Seminole Perspective or any of the podcasts on the State-Lines Network: statelinesmarketing@gmail.com.
Seminole Perspective - Texas StateThank you for checking out #SeminolePerspective. The purpose of this podcast is to bring perspective in today's overreactive culture. How good or bad are we? Week 1 is in the books, and FSU scored a big voctory over Texas State. What does that mean for our team? How great is our offense and running game? How improved is the defense? And, just how awfule is our special teams? Find out the answers inside, with a little fun along the way.SPONSOR US! If you would like to be a sponsor of Seminole Perspective or any of the podcasts on the State-Lines Network: statelinesmarketing@gmail.com.
The Hof and The Haas get together to preview the NFL season. Bottom line is, if they don't mention it, it's not happening. #StateLines. State-Lines.com SPONSOR US! If you would like to be a sponsor of the State-Lines Podcast or any of the podcasts on the State-Lines Network: statelinesmarketing@gmail.com.
Matt and Jarrett have played fantasy football together for fourteen years. FOURTEEN YEARS! That's crazy. In this podcast the breakdown their draft, talk about sleepers and reaches, rate the teams in their league, and tak smack. Have no fear, if you AREN'T in their league (and chances are, you are not) there is still lots of great stuff here about what they think about this year. #StateLines. State-Lines.com SPONSOR US! If you would like to be a sponsor of the State-Lines Podcast or any of the podcasts on the State-Lines Network: statelinesmarketing@gmail.com.
In this episode, Daniel sits down with friend and musician Chris "Boomer" Brickman (formerly of Tallhart/Marksmen and Goodnight Neverland). Boomer goes deep into discussion about the history of Tallhart, specifically their breakup and the firing of drummer Reed Murray and manager Brent Cayson. This is a very candid and honest conversation, and this is the first time a lot of this story has been made public. It is a great explanation of what happened within the band, so fans and friends can have an honest look and some closure. Listen while you eat a #SaltyChurro. Boomer is @CBrickman on Twitter. Brought to you by State-Lines.com. Share, comment, subscribe, and review! #ThisIsEverything #StateLinesSPONSOR US! If you would like to be a sponsor of This Is Everything or other State-Lines Network podcasts, email statelinesmarketing@gmail.com.FOLLOW US!Daniel Cura: Twitter, Instagram, TumblrState-Lines: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Tumblr, LinkedIn
Seminole PerspectiveThank you for checking out the launch of #SeminolePerspective. The purpose of this podcast is to bring perspective in today's overreactive culture. How good or bad are we? Also, we want to have a little fun along the way. This episode, we have fun by naming the best #FSUShirtIdeas and even sharing a place you can purchase them. Then, we close out with a season preview. Feel free to tweet us @TweetStateLines any feedback or thing's you'd like to gear going forward.SPONSOR US! If you would like to be a sponsor of Seminole Perspective or any of the podcasts on the State-Lines Network: statelinesmarketing@gmail.com.
In this episode, Daniel sits down with one of his best friends, César Mata (@tidalwolves). They talk about César coming to America from Venezuela when he was a kid, boy bands, kind of regretting not dropping out of college to pursue music, and more! Plus they have an honest first-time talk about their band that didn't work out. #PizzaFingers. Brought to you by State-Lines.com. Share, comment, subscribe, and review! #ThisIsEverything #StateLinesSPONSOR US! If you would like to be a sponsor of This Is Everything or other State-Lines Network podcasts, email statelinesmarketing@gmail.com.FOLLOW US!Daniel Cura: Twitter, Instagram, TumblrState-Lines: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Tumblr, LinkedIn
Jonas sits down with his stepdaughter to get the perspective of someone who grew up in the era of social media. Hear Jonas explain why reasonable people might enjoy Kanye going Kanye, and how it is similar to the reason people like Donald Trump. They also talk some music, privacy, Skynet err Google, and more. State-Lines.com.SPONSOR US! If you would like to be a sponsor of Social Media Offline or any of the podcasts on the State-Lines Network: statelinesmarketing@gmail.com.
Did you the the Florida State Seminoles should have won approximately 15 national titles? It's true, and Jarrett Haas proves it in this podcasts of "what if's" with the help of some friends online. He talks about all of the little breaks that could have gone differently, submitted by fans from message boards and twitter. Also covered in this cast is the definitive take on the new logo and uniforms. Enjoy this inaugural podcast called "Seminole Perspective" and be on the lookout for more episodes this offseason. State-Lines.comSPONSOR US! If you would like to be a sponsor of Seminole Perspective or any of the podcasts on the State-Lines Network: statelinesmarketing@gmail.com.
Jonas sits down with the host of State-Lines Network podcast This is Everything with Daniel Cura to discuss Daniel's love/hate relationship with Facebook, his idea for a renege notification option, his use of Imgur, bad memes and more. Daniel also goes into how he's tried to change how he presents himself on social media and how hard it is to change people's perception of you online. Plus, they talk about their passion for podcasts and the podcast format. If you want to follow Daniel, he's @daniel_cura on Twitter! State-Lines.com.SPONSOR US! If you would like to be a sponsor of Social Media Offline or any of the podcasts on the State-Lines Network: statelinesmarketing@gmail.com.
In this episode, Daniel sits down with Camille Dupree to talk about her band, Camille Dupree & Broken Fetters, growing up playing music on stage, touring, movies, embarrassing childhood memories, Taco Bell, and how she used to be a #CatLicker! *Camille is @camillerd on Twitter. Daniel used the wrong handle in the episode intro. Sorry, Camille! Brought to you by State-Lines.com. Share, comment, subscribe, and review! #ThisIsEverything #StateLinesSPONSOR US! If you would like to be a sponsor of This Is Everything or other State-Lines Network podcasts, email statelinesmarketing@gmail.com.FOLLOW US!Daniel Cura: Twitter, Instagram, TumblrState-Lines: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Tumblr, LinkedIn
Jonas and guest Will Cox talk social media pet peeves, make a brief foray into politics and the Confederate flag, and talk a whole lot of sports, NBA, and Lebron James. Share, comment, subscribe, and rate! State-Lines.com.SPONSOR US! If you would like to be a sponsor of Social Media Offline or any of the podcasts on the State-Lines Network, email statelinesmarketing@gmail.com.
Check out episode 2 of Social Media Offline where I discuss an episode of Louis CK that addresses teenagers use of smart phones, and the unfortunate suicide of instagrammer Madison Holleran that paints a troubling portrait of duel internet personalities. Please share any thoughts or experiences you have involving Social Media in the comments! State-Lines.com.SPONSOR US! If you would like to be a sponsor of Social Media Offline or any of the podcasts on the State-Lines Network: statelinesmarketing@gmail.com.
Part 1 of Mark's interview was awesome. If you haven't listened to it, you should... Eventually. SInce you are here, just listen to part 2! We talk about Mark's greatest success in the music biz, and the stories and the feels that he shares with us are awesome. Also, bonus, at the end enjoy us singing a cover of a cover that Miley Cyrus may or may not be proud of. #StateLines. State-Lines.com SPONSOR US! If you would like to be a sponsor of the State-Lines Podcast or any of the podcasts on the State-Lines Network: statelinesmarketing@gmail.com.
In this episode, Daniel sits down with his friend Jason Sowell (@jasonsowell). They talk about how meeting each other by chance in Los Angeles impacted their lives, funny stories of staying in hostels, how they both played saxophone in their school bands, music, movies, nerdy goodness, and Jason's non-profit organization, Current Initiatives! #BatNipples. Brought to you by State-Lines.com. Share, comment, subscribe, and review! #ThisIsEverything #StateLinesSPONSOR US! If you would like to be a sponsor of This Is Everything or other State-Lines Network podcasts, email statelinesmarketing@gmail.com.FOLLOW US!Daniel Cura: Twitter, Instagram, TumblrState-Lines: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Tumblr, LinkedIn
Mark and Jarrett go way back. Don't belive it? They talk about meeting in middle school, being dorky, cool, getting bullied, and trying to figure out how to get some smooches. Then they jump into the thing that would guide Mark for years, music. Part 1 sees him stop and start and ends with him just on the verge of success. #StateLines. State-Lines.com SPONSOR US! If you would like to be a sponsor of the State-Lines Podcast or any of the podcasts on the State-Lines Network: statelinesmarketing@gmail.com.
In this episode, Daniel sits down with friend and musician Reed Murray (Say Anything, Reed, Carrollhood, Tallhart/Marksmen). Reed had just gotten home from tour with Say Anything, so they talk about tour life, still having a regular job as a touring musician, the Lord of the Rings movies being good and the Hobbit movies being not good, Christianity, social issues, and how Reed is worried about dying before he can see the new Star Wars movie! #ReedRapture. Reed is @reedmurray on Twitter. Brought to you by State-Lines.com. Share, comment, subscribe, and review! #ThisIsEverything #StateLinesSPONSOR US! If you would like to be a sponsor of This Is Everything or other State-Lines Network podcasts, email statelinesmarketing@gmail.com.FOLLOW US!Daniel Cura: Twitter, Instagram, TumblrState-Lines: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Tumblr, LinkedIn
We get back to interviews with this awesome episode. This is kind of a cool moment, when two guys who had never met until about an hour before this recording get to know each other. Julien became a State-Lines contributor without ever having met Jarrett (one of the State-Lines Godfathers.) and immediatly became a site favorite with his one of a kind style. We;ve been planning this and looking forward to it for a long time, and here it is. We cover the usual stuff, love, God, and feeling like a sad person while staring at yourself in the mirror half drunk. Julien does a lot of that. One of our favorite parts of this episode is when the guys jump into daddy-son relationships. Enjoy! And as always, share with your friends. #StateLines. State-Lines.com SPONSOR US! If you would like to be a sponsor of the State-Lines Podcast or any of the podcasts on the State-Lines Network: statelinesmarketing@gmail.com.
In this episode, Daniel sits down his oldest childhood friend and all-around great guy, Brad Winter. Brad talks about the good and heavy sides of being a firefighter, they tell fun stories of being friends for so long, talk about meditation and religion, and about parents texting. It's a big ol' feelings lasagna! Brought to you by State-Lines.com. Share, comment, subscribe, and review! #ThisIsEverything #StateLinesSPONSOR US! If you would like to be a sponsor of This Is Everything or other State-Lines Network podcasts, email statelinesmarketing@gmail.com.FOLLOW US!Daniel Cura: Twitter, Instagram, TumblrState-Lines: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Tumblr, LinkedIn
in this episode, Daniel sits down with one of his best friends, Brent Cayson (@brentcayson), to talk about when he toured with Anberlin, working on Warped Tour, music, growing up the son of a pastor, rants about pedestrians, and more! #GrumpyGrind. Brought to you by State-Lines.com. Share, comment, subscribe, and review! #ThisIsEverything #StateLinesSPONSOR US! If you would like to be a sponsor of This Is Everything or other State-Lines Network podcasts, email statelinesmarketing@gmail.com.FOLLOW US!Daniel Cura: Twitter, Instagram, TumblrState-Lines: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Tumblr, LinkedIn
In this episode, Daniel sits down with State-Lines.com founder and buddy-guy-friend Jarrett Haas (@seejarrett) to talk about life, music, Star Wars, nerdy goodness and more! Brought to you by State-Lines.com. Share, comment, subscribe, and review! #ThisIsEverything #StateLinesSPONSOR US! If you would like to be a sponsor of This Is Everything or other State-Lines Network podcasts, email statelinesmarketing@gmail.com.FOLLOW US!Daniel Cura: Twitter, Instagram, TumblrState-Lines: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Tumblr, LinkedIn
Thanks for listeining to Seminole Perspective, the podcast that doesn't over react to FSU news. This episode we tackle the off the field image of Florida State. The university and it's players have been all over the news recently for all the wrong reasosn. Are the "inmates running the jail"? Or is the media simply overstating a point? Also, we reveal what haters hate the most, Chase (this way no one can say it's subliminal Chase). #StateLines. State-Lines.com SPONSOR US! If you would like to be a sponsor of the State-Lines Podcast or any of the podcasts on the State-Lines Network: statelinesmarketing@gmail.com.
Did you the the Florida State Seminoles should have won approximately 15 national titles? It's true, and Jarrett Haas proves it in this podcasts of "what if's" with the help of some friends online. He talks about all of the little breaks that could have gone differently, submitted by fans from message boards and twitter. Also covered in this cast is the definitive take on the new logo and uniforms. Enjoy this inaugural podcast called "Seminole Perspective" and be on the lookout for more episodes this offseason. #StateLines. State-Lines.com SPONSOR US! If you would like to be a sponsor of the State-Lines Podcast or any of the podcasts on the State-Lines Network: statelinesmarketing@gmail.com.
Thanks for checking this podcast out. This is something different from what we normally do. Jarrett takes on podcasting all by his lonesome, and tells the story of one of his favorite bands. We hope you enjoy it, and after you're done listening, we hope you become a fan of Augustines. #StateLines. State-Lines.com SPONSOR US! If you would like to be a sponsor of the State-Lines Podcast or any of the podcasts on the State-Lines Network: statelinesmarketing@gmail.com.
Shawn is one of the new guys here at STATE-LINES. We are stoked to have him because he has lots of interesting opinions on topics ranging from film, to wrestling, to french kissing. That's right, french kissing. Listen to this cast, where we dive kind of deep, to find out what Shawn thinks about "frenching". #StateLines. State-Lines.com SPONSOR US! If you would like to be a sponsor of the State-Lines Podcast or any of the podcasts on the State-Lines Network: statelinesmarketing@gmail.com.
Welcome to another awesome STATE-LINES podcast. We are really excited with this as it marks a big departure from the way we've done things in the past. Instead of talking about sports or pop culture we just interview Adam..... I know! uper boring right? Well, hopefully not. We dig kinda deep in this conversation and find out about Adam's child hood, chicks, getting bullied, and being "advanced". We hope you dig it! #StateLines. State-Lines.com SPONSOR US! If you would like to be a sponsor of the State-Lines Podcast or any of the podcasts on the State-Lines Network: statelinesmarketing@gmail.com.
Jarrett finds himself without Adam this week, but that's ok because stepping in is STATE-LINES resident young fella David Henenoffghetyudd (No one can spell his last name, so we call him The Hof). Jarrett quizzes The Hof on his 2015 NFL mock draft. You're going to want to check the whole thing out as the guys have some pretty great insight on sleepers, fallers, and even the word on the street when it comes to Dorial Green-Beckham. Enjoy, and let us know what you think! #StateLines. State-Lines.com SPONSOR US! If you would like to be a sponsor of the State-Lines Podcast or any of the podcasts on the State-Lines Network: statelinesmarketing@gmail.com.
Thanks for checking out another STATE-LINES podcast. Adam and I recorded this on a balmy Sunday evening. Why balmy? Well because my air conditioner is broken. Check out this cast to hear me complain about that. And to hear Adam call me old And also sympathize with me because this poor guy was staring at me the whole time and wanted to play. We also talked about other stuff. It was a grab bag of subjects. The Fast and Furious movies. The True Detective season 2 teaser. Baseball, the masters, and lots of fun rabbit holes. #StateLines. State-Lines.comThe Re-Launch: April 20th is the big day! Make sure and check the site that day and enjoy new material from some of your old favorites. SPONSOR US! If you would like to be a sponsor of the State-Lines Podcast or any of the podcasts on the State-Lines Network: statelinesmarketing@gmail.com.
The guys (Jarrett & Adam) are back at it after a lengthy hiatus. They sepnd the hour catching up and giving you insight as to what they've been up to. The two State Lines founders also delve in to the future of State-Lines.com and what the audience can expect! #StateLines. State-Lines.com SPONSOR US! If you would like to be a sponsor of the State-Lines Podcast or any of the podcasts on the State-Lines Network: statelinesmarketing@gmail.com.
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