Podcast appearances and mentions of tom seiniger

What happens when five podcasters stop being polite and start being real? They talk about the Real World (and Road Rules!). This week on the show Kyle and Burnside have an all-star line up featuring Becky Joiner, Julia Prescott, and Tom Seiniger to chat about two of the seminal shows in creating the world of reality television. In the process, they unwittingly open the floodgates for their guests to gab about their favorite reality shows in general. It turns out, The Bachelor is a very popular show and Tom, Becky, and Julia have some strong opinions. But there's still plenty of on topic discussion. Kyle and Julia chat about their love of The Real World: New Orleans and Road Rules: Latin America. Becky breaks down the modern MTV landscape and her love of the Real World/Road Rules Challenge spin off. They also chart the evolution of reality show personalities and the ways in which the format has evolved for better and for worse. They chat about how the show colored their ideas of culture and everybody feels old when they realize Becky is the only person on the episode young enough to still audition for the show.   Weekly Rads: Kyle: Roar (movie) Burnside: Riverdale (show) Tom: Gwar (band) Julia: Ladybird (movie) Becky: The Disaster Artist (book)

Welcome to Rad-burger, home of the rad-burger. Can I take your order? This week we have another full house as Kyle, Burnside, and Laura are joined by perenial show favorites Monika Scott and Tom Seiniger to talk about the great American culinary marvel: The Burger. They talk about what makes a good home made burger. They explore the highs and lows of fancy restaurant burgers. And they dig into the labyrinthine topic of fast fast food burgers. Plus, like any good rad episode, there are some truly insane side tangents. Tom might have found the perfect name for his future podcast. Monika gets really graphic describing molten cheese. And we learn a few things about Matthew Burnside's culinary creations. If you can finish this episode without desiring some kind of burger afterwards, you have a lot more emotional fortitude than we did.   Also! We have an instagram! Follow us @thisisradpodcast   Weekly Rads: Kyle: Guppy by Charly Bliss (band) Laura: Marveloous Miss Masel (spelling) (TV Show) Monika: Deadwood (TV Show) Tom: Alex Lahey (band)

It's "Lifestyles of the Rad and Luxurious"! This week Kyle and Matthew welcome back comedians Monika Scott and Tom Seiniger to talk about personal luxury and comfort. Kyle and Natalie talk about their trip to a Korean spa and the massages, saunas and public nudity that followed. Monika comes bearing hydrating eye masks and talks about her years in the trenches working as an esthetician. Tom gives some cooking tips and sells Kyle on getting a tongue scraper to make his breath smell better. The conversation works to show that luxury is not something that should only be enjoyed by the super rich. By being better to your body and mind, you can live a better life without having to spend a lot of money. Plus, a certain Cajun mutant stops by to dole out some life advice. Treat yourself to a mani/pedi, pop in your headphones and enjoy! This episode is sponsored by Mack Weldon. Enter the promo code RAD at mackweldon.com for 20% off your next order. Weekly Rads: Kendrick Lamar's Damn, Poultrygeist: Night of the Chicken Dead, Mass Effect Andromeda, Persona 5, Tickled and our special guests Alex Jacobs, D'arby Rose and Jarrod Gilbreath!

Well we took on Bright Lights! Its about Carrie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds and it's a huge undertaking to discuss a movie about such legends so we invited 3 of our favorite goofs from past episodes to talk about it. (Adam Murray, Emily Faye, Tom Seiniger) Follow Emily on Twitter @mlefaye Follow Tom on Twitter @tomseiniger Follow Adam on Twitter @atom_murray Please rate/review and follow us on facebook for occasional goofs facebook.com/wdylpod

This week Jim welcomes comic Tom Seiniger and Mayor Rudy Soot!

MONTOBER is upon us. (The only logical response to LUKETEMBER) Monika comes in hot with fashion fueled The First Monday in May. Luke doesn't hate it. Our guest, Tom Seiniger, goofs circles around Luke and Monika. Are we scared of Rihanna? Also what are we doing for Halloween? The First Monday in May is available on Netflix. Follow Tom on twitter/instagram @tomseiniger

Two LA natives (and Luke) talk all about the movie The Hollywood Complex. Learn all about The Oakwoods apartments and all the stars it has housed (Zac Efron, Jennifer Love Hewitt, etc...) as well as all the people who DIDN'T make it. Hollywood is hard and this movie is bleak as hell. You can watch The Hollywood Complex on iTunes or YouTube Follow Tom on twitter/instagram @tomseiniger

Luke and Monika didn't know what movie they were doing next week when they released the last ep. BUT THEY DO NOW. Tom and Rivers join the party for general support. #EmmyForScwhimmer

This week Kyle and Matthew close out FARCH Radness with return guests Tom Seiniger and Justin Williams by discussing the X-Men in TV shows, movies and other media - basically everything except the comics. (That's for another episode!) They compare and contrast the wide range of quality in the X-Men film franchise, get down and dirty with Mr. Sinister and the Nasty Boys, and make fun of how Justin looked in high school. Also, a brand new TIR segment is born: Ask Gambit! Weekly Rads: "The Characters" on Netflix, Garry Shandling on "Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee," Doughboys on Feral Audio Raddendums: FOX Kids, Sherlock Holmes in the 22nd Century, Peter Pan and the Pirates, X-Men: Pryde of the X-Men, Chris Claremont, Jim Lee, Night of the Sentinels, Morph, "I love you, Cyclops," X-Men: The Days of Future Past, X-Men: First Class, "I'm the Juggernaut, bitch," X-Men '92, "Gambit fix car real good," X-Men: Evolution, Fantastic Four: The Animated Series, Old Man Logan, A Single Man (2009), Diarrhea Planet

Submitted for the approval of the Radnight Society, we call this story: The Tale of "Are You Afraid of the Dark?" Kyle and Matthew were two simple podcast hosts going about their busy Canadian lives when one day they were joined by the eccentric Canadian drifter/mad scientist Adam Murray (accent on the "Mur"), the bad-Canadian-kid-about-to-learn-a-lesson-through-a-visceral-paranormal-shakedown Tom Seiniger, Laura "secretly an alien" Knight and pool monster Producer Natalie to discuss this mainstay SNICK horror staple that scared the pants off everyone as kids. Anyways, they all almost died but broke the curse on the haunted dollhouse/pirate jewel/voodoo paintbrush just in time, and eventually everything went back to normal. Or did it? Mua ha ha ha ha!   Check out Adam's new Indiegogo campaign for "Jo and the Pirates"! http://igg.me/at/joandthepirates/x/11854103   Weekly Rads: The Mad Max video game, Dragon Age Inquisition, This Is Rad! Video, "Dark Days" by Randy Blythe, "God Loves Man Kills," Emmylou Harris   Raddendums: John Carpenter's "Cigarette Burns" from Masters of Horror, Goosebumps, Tales from the Darkside, Tales from the Crypt, Twilight Zone, Stephen King's "Word Processor of the Gods," Powerman 5000, Korn's "All in the Family" and "Follow the Leader," Creepshow, "Psycho Chicken" by The Fools, The Guest, comedian Simon King, Jeff Lemire's "Essex County" trilogy, and "Amblin-esque"

DUN DUN! This week Kyle and Matthew are joined by comedians Monika Scott and Tom Seiniger to discuss their love of True Crime. Weekly Rads: Dude Bro Party Massacre 3, The Artist Is Present Raddendums: Criminal podcast, Hush Money on YouTube

In this episode, the Goods from the Woods Boys and their special guest, comedian Tom Seiniger, discuss that old American television bailiwick: the police procedural. They're loosely plotted, contrived, and they have wacky guest stars. What's not to love? Follow Tom on Twitter @TomSeiniger! Follow the show @TheGoodsPod  Rivers is @RiversLangley  Dr. Pat is @PM_Reilly  Mr. Goodnight is @SepulvedaCowboy  Pick up a Goods from the Woods t-shirt at: http://prowrestlingtees.com/TheGoodsPod

The 22 year-old opens up about the guilt and anxiety of growing up feeling like it was his duty to keep his mother out of her depression, even though she was emotionally incestuous with him, how he finally rebelled, and the toll it has taken.