Keller Bear Has a Podcast: Recent Episodes
Michael Manley
Each episode, we take a topic (i.e. bands, tv shows, etc.) and share our thoughts from most loved to most hated. We usually go long and drift off topic from time to time but that's okay because nobody's paying us to do this.
We finish up with all the drama. Along the way, we learn about the shocking movie that some church ladies recommended to Stacy, a really weird argument about cannibalism, and find out what the Casablanca of Brenden Fraser films is.
We get real dramatic in this one. Along the way, we discuss the weirdly different reactions to horror movies you can get from evangelicals, a made-up person named “George Bumberville,” whether or not cologne ads are being serious, and movies that make you want to throw up... literally.
We tackle our toughest topic yet--cereal. Along the way, we discuss whether or not our podcast is getting people killed, the greatest idea Sean has ever had, Trey's history with ant farms, and... "egg burps?"
We finish up our discussion about the sitcoms of our lives. Along the way, we talk where you get your honey, representation in television, the universal appeal of Ben Folds, and all the celebrities Trey looks like.
We discuss the sitcoms we love, hate, and everything in-between. Along the way, we talk the glory days of John Eldredge books, what makes a nerd a nerd, the evolution of the laugh track, and revisit Four Seasons Total Landscaping.
We finish up our discussion about the bands/musical artists of our lives. Bands that changed our lives; Bands that surprised us; Our guilty pleasures; Bands we should have seen by now; Our best band to see live; And bands that we love.
Along the way, we talk Eve 6's Twitter account, Pizzagate, how much better Fort Worth is than Dallas, and whether or not music videos still exist.
Also available on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.
We kick things off by discussing the bands/musical artists of our lives. Bands we hate; bands we think are overrated; bands we think are underappreciated; bands we can listen to over and over again; and bands that made us fall in love with music.
Along the way, we talk Elvis impersonators, murderous owls, awkward standing ovations, and wrestle with an anagram.