This Podcast Is Not For You: Recent Episodes
Jake Bennett, Wes Walker, Payton Walker
Is binging healthy? What was your favorite movie theater experience? What do our dreams mean? Will anyone care about this podcast? Wes, Payton, and Jake discuss these topics and more in This Podcast Is Not For You.
In this episode we discuss why we love stories and why we think they're important to us as a species. We answer questions like:
Why do you think stories have such profound impact on us?
Do you feel like stories impact you on that level, or do you feel more like an observer, not being changed by the stories you intake?
and we talk about books, shows, and movies that have changed our way of thinking and how we felt about a specific subject.
thanks for listening, watch us on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmyDf4ZP_nOMa75J5WNSTqA
In this episode we discuss whether Stranger Things has become bigger than the show itself. We give our general thoughts on all the seasons, and then answer questions such as:
is it more than a show now?
is it an identity to some people?
what makes it such a cultural moment?
at what point did the quality not matter as much?
we then discuss the "power of Stranger Things" and how it has the ability to change someones life or career overnight.
thanks for listening, watch us on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmyDf4ZP_nOMa75J5WNSTqA
We had 3 first class tickets on the Bullet Train this past weekend and we are here to give our thoughts on it! We start things off with a full-on spoiler free section, so listen freely if you haven't seen it yet.
After that section, we dive into how we felt about the characters, the action, and overall how we felt about the movie. thanks for listening!
watch us on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmyDf4ZP_nOMa75J5WNSTqA
we wanted to do our 2nd (I think?) book review and we all recently finished the first book in the Red Rising series, Red Rising.
includes a spoiler-free discussion at the beginning before we chat about everything from the characters and the world to Pierce's writing style and our thoughts on specific moments and themes.
thanks for listening, watch us on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmyDf4ZP_nOMa75J5WNSTqA
We just got out of the theater after seeing Jordan Peele's newest directed film, NOPE. NOPE has massive hype, as Jordan's two other movies have been met with great reception (Get Out, US).
we discuss NOPE with a spoiler-free section and then dive deep into what we liked about it and what we didn't like. Thanks for listening, watch us on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmyDf4ZP_nOMa75J5WNSTqA
this was Wes' idea
watch us on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmyDf4ZP_nOMa75J5WNSTqA
Payton, Jake, and Zach recently finished watching the X-Files in its entirety! In today's episode we discuss everything from our favorite episodes and cameos, to how the experience of watching 218 episodes and 2 movies over a couple years changed our perspective on tv. thanks for listening, watch us on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmyDf4ZP_nOMa75J5WNSTqA
this episode is sponsored by Monday - zero alcohol whiskey and spirits. use our code NOTFORYOU10 at checkout for 10% site wide!
In this episode we talk about the movie everyone is raving about: TOP GUN MAVERICK!!!! 36 years later, and no one asked for it, we have the sequel to the 80s tentpole blockbuster, and we discuss everything from our thoughts, to Tom Cruise's box office pull and his zeal for making CINEMA. thanks for listening!!!
watch us on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmyDf4ZP_nOMa75J5WNSTqA
food is defined as "any nutritious substance that people or animals eat or drink or that plants absorb in order to maintain life and growth", but we rarely ever think about our food more than just "nom nom good". In this episode we dive into the history of some foods, how we were raised to view or appreciate food, and more.
thanks for listening, watch us on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmyDf4ZP_nOMa75J5WNSTqA
We dive into the television Pilot and how television has changed since the Pilot era. We then discuss our favorite television Pilots of all time and talk a little about Tom Cruise's middle tooth.
thanks for listening, watch us on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmyDf4ZP_nOMa75J5WNSTqA
What makes a great travel destination? What do we like about visiting a new place?
We briefly mention some of our favorite places that we’ve visited and then discuss our top 3 places that we'd like to visit eventually.
thanks for listening, watch us on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmyDf4ZP_nOMa75J5WNSTqA
We recently saw A24's Everything Everywhere All At Once and we wanted to chat about it.
Let us know what you thought if you've seen it! thanks for listening, watch us on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmyDf4ZP_nOMa75J5WNSTqA
this episode is sponsored by Monday, zero alcohol whiskey and spirits! use our code notforyou10 for 10% of your order at drinkmonday.co
creativite outlets play a big role in each of our lives, and they are essential to being a happy, healthy person. along with the most obvious ones, creative outlets can also look like: graphic design, music, visual art, writing, creating events / spaces, woodworking, home projects, interior design, crafts (jewelry making, creating home products, etc), lawn work / landscaping, mixology, and so much more!
a 2010 American Journal of Public Health study found:
doing something you enjoy lowers blood pressure, stress, and BMI
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2804629/
Arts therapy has been recognized as a profession since 1991, and creative outlets can provide a "break" from mental fixation on negative things (a comment a co-worker made, family issues, etc). You're able to express feelings that are hard to put into words.
we dive into one of each of our creative passions or projects, those being: writing/playing music, writing stories and scripts, and making a podcast! we answer questions about them like:
what do you personally "gain" from it?
is the hard work of culling through ideas and toiling on them worth it? (it's not always easy or "fun")
what are some things it has taught you?
do they change with the seasons of our lives?
do you have to do the creative thing for a living?
what does getting your identity from your creative pursuits look like? is that healthy?
thanks for listening, watch us on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmyDf4ZP_nOMa75J5WNSTqA
Analog - relating to or using signals or information represented by a continuously variable physical quantity such as spatial position, voltage, etc. | exists in the physical world
Digital - expressed as series of the digits 0 and 1, typically represented by values of a physical quantity such as voltage or magnetic polarization
We discuss why/how the distinction had to start being made in the first place, and talk about what we enjoy doing analog and what we enjoy doing digitally? topics discussed: Writing a Letter vs Sending an Email
Digital Currency vs Money/Check
Vinyl vs Streaming
Projected Film vs Digital Projection
Physical Art vs Graphic Art
In person socialization vs just online
Board games vs video games
Film photography vs digital
Physical books vs e-readers
this episode is sponsored by Monday, zero alcohol whiskey and spirits. use our code notforyou10 at checkout for 10% your order!
A movie can be bad for a lot of reasons, but what makes a hilariously bad movie? What is the difference between a boring bad movie (all the money in the world) and a bad movie that is still entertaining?
Wrap up:e movies get a bigger presence online nowadays thanks to things like Rifftrax and Red Letter Media?
We discuss movies like The Room, Spiderman 3, the Star Wars prequels, Birdemic, Moonfall, 15:17 to Paris, and Last of the Mohicans.
Does the experience of a funny bad movie make it better? (Who you see it with/making fun of it together) any specific memories about an experience like this?
This episode is sponsored by Monday, zero alcohol whiskey and spirits. use our discount code notforyou10 for 10% off site-wide! www.drinkmonday.co
In this episode we'll talk about all things Halo Infinite! From its delays, to its E3 debut, to its eventual surprise release, we'll be unpacking our initial reactions and how we feel the game is right now. This is the first Halo game that is supposed to be a "live service" and we'll talk about how 343 is handling that, as well as the multiplayer part of the game with our good friend Gabe from TheWannabeCritic!
The current state of the multiplayer: desync issues, ranking system convoluted, no new maps, BP not living up to the hype, etc leave a lot to be desired... and we definitely talk about that. The campaign has a lot going for it: "open world" style for the first time, spartan upgrade system, engaging combat mechanics... but the problem is its $60 on its own now. Is that worth it?
thanks for listening, watch us on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmyDf4ZP_nOMa75J5WNSTqA
In this episode we showcase a few of our favorite vinyl records in our collection! some of them we love for the story of when we got them, some because of the vinyl color, and some for multiple reasons!
this episode is best viewed visually, watch us on YouTube here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmyDf4ZP_nOMa75J5WNSTqA
This episode is sponsored by Monday, zero alcohol whiskey and spirits. use our discount code notforyou10 for 10% off site-wide! www.drinkmonday.co Today we're talking about history! Wes and Jake chose to talk about history within the parameters of "American History", so everything we'll talk about will be within that timeframe. The first section is Should The Past Influence Us In The Future? where we answer questions such as: How has the world changed from the beginning of our parameter to the present? What are some landmark moments within our parameters? How have those changes and landmarks influenced our present day (positive and negative)? Should those things influence our future, why or why not? The second section is Does You Own Personal Past Influence Your Present and Future? where we discuss questions like: Do our own individual pasts/history influence our present and future or are we always making spontaneous decisions based only on current stimuli? Would you say that your past has mostly positively influenced you now or negatively influenced you now? Is this exercise adaptable or applicable to the bigger discussion of our history as an entire race? The third section is How reliable is our History? and we discuss who and what you can believe nowadays. and we end the episode with a fun lightning-round history questionnaire. thanks for listening, watch us on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmyDf4ZP_nOMa75J5WNSTqA
this started as “why do comedies suck now?” Mainly thinking of Judd Apatow style broad comedies, but we thought it’d be more interesting to compare the quality of comedy movies to comedy tv shows.
Do we think comedy is just harder to do well because people have so many different senses of humor? If so, do the current movie trends just not match up with our tastes?
Do we feel like there’s been a decrease in the quality of comedy films? What kinds of comedies do we feel like are terrible/why? Also has the number of comedies decreased?
Does comedy naturally work better on tv? Why or why not?
comedies we've enjoyed lately: Death of Stalin, Licorice Pizza, Free Guy, Nobody, The Fatman, JoJo Rabbit, Lady Bird, Spiderman: No Way Home, The Nice Guys
all-time favorites: Hot Rod, Monty Python and the Holy Grail, Scott Pilgrim VS the World, Napoleon Dynamite, Anchorman, Walk Hard, The Big Lebowski, Super Troopers, Corneto Trilogy
We just got out of the theater and are excited to talk about The Batman! We start with a spoiler-free section and give ample warning before we start talking with spoilers.
Matt Reeve's take is super interesting and different from any other Batman portrayal thus far, and it was a fun watch... but not all of us agreed on it when we walked out of the theater.
thanks for listening, watch us on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmyDf4ZP_nOMa75J5WNSTqA
Back after another year of great board games, Ashely and Nathan Morris drop by to chat with Jake about their favorite games that they played last year! We had such a fun time talking with them last year and we were very excited to do so again!
Nathan’s list: Dice Throne, Lost Ruins of Arnak, Res Arcana, Near and Far, Brass Birmingham
Ashley’s list: Near and Far, Unmatched, Cascadia, Destinies, Radlands
thanks for listening, watch us on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmyDf4ZP_nOMa75J5WNSTqA
In this episode about pets we chat about what our pets have taught us! We dive into some deeper topics including:
owning a pet for unselfish reasons
how owning pets teach us consistency
pet ownership being a microcosm of the Gospel
is the domestication of animals a weird concept?
thanks for listening! watch us on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmyDf4ZP_nOMa75J5WNSTqA
Season 3 is sponsored by Monday, zero alcohol spirts. use code notforyou10 for 10% off anything site-wide: https://drinkmonday.co
In our season 2 finale episode, we each picked a movie that the other two hosts hadn't seen yet. Jake picked Safety Not Guaranteed, Payton picked City of Ember, and Wes picked Beginners. During our off-season break, we watched all three of these movies together and now we're going to give you our thoughts on them. It was a blast!
watch us on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmyDf4ZP_nOMa75J5WNSTqA
For our Season 3 premiere we wanted to talk a bit about the movies, tv shows, and series we watched last year that weren't mentioned on our podcast yet. We give a little review and thoughts on them as we go. Enjoy, and welcome to Season 3!
Spider-Man: No Way Home, C’mon C’mon, Licorice Pizza, The Last Duel, Needle in a Timestack, The French Dispatch, The Matrix Resurrections, Get Back (TV), Landscapers (TV), Foundation (TV), Don’t Look Up, The Office Superfan (TV), Squid Game (TV), Station 11 (TV), Spencer, Belfast
In this episode we discuss 3 movies, each one is a movie that a pair of us haven't seen. listen to hear us explain why we think the other two dudes would enjoy that movie! we'll also do a follow-up episode in Season 3 after we watch these movies together! a movie that Payton and Wes haven't seen - Safety Not Guaranteed a movie that Payton and Jake haven't seen - Beginners a movie that Jake and Wes haven't seen - City of Ember This is the finale of our season 2 run of episodes! Season 1 ended at episode 20 and we set a goal to double that this season, and we hit that goal! thank you all so much for listening this season, and we'll be back a little after the new year. we started doing video this season so if you want to watch us or subscribe, that link is here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmyDf4ZP_nOMa75J5WNSTqA
In our final episode of our The Office series, we talk about s9 and how we think it wrapped up the show as a whole. Its story arcs helped guide us to where the characters needed to go, and we also discussed whether we think they incorporated the real-world documentary elements well.
to discuss the show overall, we answer questions such as: how has The Office shaped your sense of humor? What does the office get right that so many shows that try to mimic its style get wrong? What is the best Jim & Dwight prank? What’s the 1 thing that makes the office different to you? Who is the most well developed character? Who is the best minor character? and more!
thanks for listening, watch us on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmyDf4ZP_nOMa75J5WNSTqA
In this episode of our ongoing The Office series, we talk about season 8 and all of its story arcs and plot points! We talk about, Robert California's character and dynamic, Andy as manager, Angela's marriage to the (state) senator, Pam's 2nd child (peepa), and the Florida team. We also have a section called THE CASE FOR ROBERT CALIFORNIA because his character gets a lot of flack and we're not sure why.
Season 8 proves to be a very big turning point for a lot of characters as well. We chat about Andy turning into a motivated manager, Dwight getting humbled and learning how to lead people, and Jim finding a drive and desire that ISN'T just Pam for the first time.
Thanks for listening! watch us on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmyDf4ZP_nOMa75J5WNSTqA
In this episode we are reviewing another Stonemaier board game! Jake has been a huge Red Rising fan for years, and Stonemaier is one of his favorite designers, so we're really excited for this one!
We talk about the novel, and how it is incorporated into the game, our favorite aspects of the gameplay, and a few criticisms as well. Check it out, and thanks for listening!
watch us on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmyDf4ZP_nOMa75J5WNSTqA
We’ve wanted to talk about movie theater subscriptions for awhile and we’re excited! We talk about how MoviePass sort of “burned too bright for this world“ but ultimately ushered in a new era for us theater-goers. They were able to show the major chains that there was a demand for the theater experience, but at a better, more affordable rate.
We weigh the advantages of a subscription model for theaters and we talk about which one we have and how it has impacted our viewing habits.
different subscription breakdowns:
AMC Stubs A-List
$19.95 - 23.95 (depending on where you live)
3 movies per week
no extra fees
no fathom events, no "marathons", no Dreamscape
automatically have a rewards account (and all perks)
3 month minimum commitment (if you cancel, 6 months waiting period before you rejoin)
Regal Unlimited
$18 - $23.50 (depends on # of locations)
no movie limit (just can't see the same movie in the same format more than 1 time a day)
online booking fee of .50
ScreenX, 4DX, IMAX, RPX, 3D, and VIP screenings cost extra
$1.50 or $3 "out of plan" charge
no fathom events, no MET opera, no concerts, no private screening or sports events
10% off food and NA drinks
birthday popcorn and drink
month-to-month, 3 month (NEW) or 12 month plans
Cinemark Movie Club
$8.99 or $9.99 (depends on where you live)
one movie per month
option to buy unlimited discounted tickets ($2 to $4 off)
surcharge for premium formats
20$ off concessions
no commitment
We discuss The Office S7 and all the main story points, which are:Dwight purchasing the building, Jim becoming office admin, Angela and the (state) senator Robert Lipton, Holly's return, and Will Ferrell's appearance. We also talk a bit about how The Office functions in S7 post-Michael and how the impacted the legacy of the show as well as the following seasons.
thanks for listening! watch us on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmyDf4ZP_nOMa75J5WNSTqA
in this episode we talk about how Apple operated under Steve Jobs and how they currently operate under Tim Cook.
Under Steve Jobs it seemed like Apple was a design / creative company that happened to make technology... taking risks, creating products that made you think "how had no one thought of this?!" and working hard to make products easy for the consumer.
Under Tim Cook it seems like Apple is... a well-run business.
We talk about how Steve seemed to keep competition inward focused, pushing hard for Apple to eventually make their current products obsolete; and how that ultimately created some great technology in the process.
Along those lines, it seems like interest in the newest iPhone (the 13) is the lowest in recent years, so we talk about that and discuss what Apple's latest "technological breakthrough" was.
thanks for listening! watch us on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmyDf4ZP_nOMa75J5WNSTqA
Piper Sandler survey shows considerable lack of interest in iPhone 13
1,000 Americans - 6% planned to buy the 13 this fall and winter (10% in 2020)
average iPhone age rose to 2.6 years (2.3 in 2020)
https://www.cnbc.com/2021/09/09/theres-little-interest-in-upgrading-to-the-iphone-13-a-piper-sandler-survey-shows.html
STEVE JOBS LAST TOP 100 EMAIL TO EMPLOYEES: https://www.businessinsider.com/email-reveals-steve-jobss-secret-plans-2014-4
IT'S FINALLY HERE!!!! we were so excited to see Denis' Dune adaptation and in this episode you will hear our initial impressions and general thoughts (in a spoiler free section) and then we'll talk about specifics and how it compared to the book and everything in between. Hear what we loved, hear what we think fell flat, and hear us debate whether it'll be a box office success or not. watch us on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmyDf4ZP_nOMa75J5WNSTqA
We took to the cinemas last weekend and all saw 007: No Time To Die and we give you our spoiler free thoughts, and then dive into a spoiler section where we talk about the film freely.
thanks for listening, watch us on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmyDf4ZP_nOMa75J5WNSTqA
we wanted to talk about Denis’ films because he’s directing the upcoming Dune adaptation! He’s garnered a lot of hype lately and we think he has the talent to back it up. Notable films he's directed are:
Prisoners (2013), Sicario (2015), Arrival (2016), Blade Runner 2049 (2017)
We talk about his directing style and discuss his past work and our favorites of those. We also look ahead to the DUNE adaptation and our expectations and excitement for that as well!
thanks for listening, watch us on YouTube! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aeEwg5ZtcyQ
We dive into the 1965 Frank Herbert Sci-Fi classic, DUNE! The first part of the episode is 100% SPOILER FREE!!!! and we talk about Franks writing inspirations, our first reactions, and general thoughts. We also each give it a 1-10 star rating as well as a sci-fi only rating, and the scores vary quite a bit!
The second section of the episode is a 100% SPOILER section as we discuss favorite/least favorite scenes, favorite/least favorite characters, Franks writing style and the plot overall.
The episode closes with a brief section on the upcoming movie and our expectations for that.
thanks for listening! watch us on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmyDf4ZP_nOMa75J5WNSTqA
We were sent a copy of the new Between Two Castles expansion from Stonemaier Games!!!! Not only does the expansion come with new tiles to build your luxurious castles with, but it also comes with a few new modes to play as well! We go over our thoughts and how we feel this adds to the core game.
While we WERE sent this copy for free, we are in no obligation to give a positive review. These are our honest thoughts, but thank you so much to Jamey at Stonemaier for supporting the podcast.
Thanks for listening, watch us on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmyDf4ZP_nOMa75J5WNSTqA
follow us on instagram: instagram.com/thispodcastisnotforyou
movies and shows based on books have a bad reputation... and for good reason. What makes a good adaptation? Does it have to be super faithful to the book to be good? Does the source material change how accurate the adaptations should be? Is there anything in an adaptation that universally makes it a bad adaptation? discussed in this episode: LOTR, There Will Be Blood, The Godfather, Ender's Game, The Hobbit, Blade Runner, Game of Thrones, Fahrenheit 451, Ready Player 1, The Social Network, Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, Arrival, Dune, and more! watch us on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WPkxi97BZMY
In today's episode we talk about commercials! The bane of our television lives could actually be a good thing...
we talk about the history of commercials and also discuss whether they could be useful storytelling tools, especially in the television setting. the streaming environment changed out intake of commercials (putting them on YouTube videos, before podcasts, etc) but that isn't ALWAYS a bad thing.
we briefly discuss how and why commercials, for the most part, nowadays are ridiculous and terrible. and we also talk about our favorite and most memorable commercials of all time.
watch us on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmyDf4ZP_nOMa75J5WNSTqA
Multiverses are becoming huge right now. Spiderverse, Rick and Morty, now the MCU has multiverses because of Loki. Comic books have always done multiple realities. Is this a good direction for story telling to go in? Is it a clever idea? Multiverse - a theoretical reality that includes a possibly infinite number of parallel universes Examples: Rick and Morty The Man in the High Castle Stranger Things Fringe Dark Community Star Trek (numerous episodes of various series and movies) Donnie Darko Into the Spider-verse The Cloverfield Paradox The Twilight Zone
Some of these shows we might like or enjoy somewhat, and some of them handle the idea of parallel realities well. we talk a bit about them For the most part, are they shortcuts in storytelling to try to blow a viewer’s mind or get really trippy? Does it even blow anyones mind anymore because it has now been done so much?
thanks for listening, watch on YouTube here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmyDf4ZP_nOMa75J5WNSTqA
In the next episode of our The Office series we are talking about season 6 and how it seems like the quality of the show is declining at this point. We also talk a bit about Jim and Pam's relationship and how it's "done" with the 'shipping part and how their first kid and the wedding are really well done.
thanks for listening, or watch us on YouTube here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmyDf4ZP_nOMa75J5WNSTqA
In this episode we talk about vacations and trips! We discuss and answer questions such as: Why are we talking about this? What do you consider a “trip”? Is it defined by distance, company, length or anything else? Payton also asks what our first trip memory is, and whether it's remembered fondly or not and if we've re-visited that place. We spend a bit of time talking about our top 3 favorite trips and why they were so memorable and who they were with.
we all three saw The Green Knight and wanted to chat about it and discuss it. we talk about its themes, its cinematography, and our expectations as well as our initial one-view thoughts. we also BRIEFLY discuss what makes viewing art pretentious and how to avoid coming off as "better than" when discussing the quality of any type of art. thanks for listening! follow us on instagram: instagram.com/thispodcastisnotforyou watch us on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmyDf4ZP_nOMa75J5WNSTqA
In our group of friends, we always talk about 2006 being potentially the greatest year in music. So many great albums were all released in this year.
Do we think it is objectively an incredible year or are we biased because we were growing up at this time?
Here’s the list we compiled of albums to mention. There were many more popular artists that released albums this year (The Who, The Strokes, Willie Nelson, Morrissey, Bruce Springsteen, Paul Simon, Bob Dylan, and of course High School Musical 1) but we might not be fans of their music or the album wasn’t necessarily one of their most notable.
Mutemath - Mutemath
Arctic Monkeys - Whatever People Say I Am, That’s What I’m Not
The Sword - Age of Winters
Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Show Your Bones
The Flaming Lips - At War with the Mystics
The Black Angels - Passover
Red Hot Chili Peppers - Stadium Arcadium
The Raconteurs - Broken Boy Soldiers
Angels and Airwaves - We Don’t Need to Whisper
Muse - Black Holes and Revelations
Thom Yorke - The Eraser
Audioslave - Revelations
The Mars Volta - Amputechture
The Fratellis - Costello Music
The Black Keys - Magic Potion
John Mayer - Continuum
The Killers - Sam’s Town
My Chemical Romance - The Black Parade
+44 - When Your Heart Stops Beating
Tenacious D - The Pick of Destiny
T.I. - KING
Ghostface Killa - Fishscale
Lupe Fiasco - Food & Liquor
Amy Winehouse - Back to Black
Pearl Jam - Pearl Jam
The Format - Dog Problems
AFI - Decemberunderground
Cute is What We Aim For - The Same Old Blood Rush With a New Touch (there’s a class for this, curse of curves)
Sufjan Stevens - The Avalanche
HelloGoodbye - Zombies Aliens Vampires Dinosaurs
Birdman & Lil Wayne - Like Father, Like Son (stuntin like my daddy)
Akon - Konvicted
Brand New - The Devil and God Are Raging Inside Me
The thing that makes this year so insane is that its not just a bunch of great artists releasing music, but its a bunch of great artists releasing arguably the best album of their career. (Mayer, AVA, RHCP, MCR, Muse, Arctic Monkeys)
Jake mentioned he feels like it might be gearing up to be a similar year this year in terms of huge names releasing albums.
If you haven't heard yet already: comedian, writer, actor, director Bo Burnham put out a new... something. We had a good chat about it and answer questions such as:
is Bo "acting" out real emotion? is "acting" emotion the same thing as actually feeling emotion?
is putting constraints on ourselves for our work good or bad?
Is it a comedy special, a documentary, a musical, performance art?
We also talk about how Make Happy, his last comedy special, changed our opinions on him and our initial impressions while watching Inside for the first time.
We talk about Bo's evolution as a songwriter and which songs from this special were our favorites. And also how being able to dissect a piece of art is a sign of quality.
thanks for listening! follow us on instagram!
We have always considered ourselves a podcast for the people, and we know that everyone is wondering who has the best deals and most customer-friendly rewards program. Well you no longer have to wonder, we’ve done all the research and during this episode you will find out the best (and worst) fast food loyalty programs!
thanks for listening! Follow us on instagram: instagram.com/thispodcastisnotforyou
MCDONALDS
currently testing their rewards program (900 locations out of 14,000, in AZ NV and NE)
special promos - double points monday
100 points for every dollar
free item at: 1500, 3000, 4500, and 6000 points
16 menu items available
CHIPOTLE
10 points for every dollar
1250 to unlock free entree
bonus' include: extra point days, bonus points for trying something new
free entree on your birthday
TACO BELL
10 points for every dollar
2000 points in a calendar year upgrades you to FIRE tier (11 pts per $1)
250 points to unlock reward
reg: (bean burrito, nachos, cinnamon twists, crunchy taco, M fountain drink)
FIRE: (all above + chalupa supreme, Doritos locos taco, nachos bell grande, Baja Blast freeze)
free birthday reward
CHICK FIL A
lots of tiers
reg - 10 points for every dollar, birthday reward
silver (1000 points in a year [$100]) - 11 points for every dollar, give friends and family rewards,
red (4000 points in a year [$400]) - 12 points for every dollar,
signature (10,000 points in a year [$1000]) - 13 points for every dollar, "access to unique experiences", "participate in input and voting opportunities"
200 points - cookie, ice cream cone
300 points - coffee, brownie, fountain drink
600 points - chicken sandwich, side salad, s or m Mac and cheese
WENDYS
10 points for every dollar
150 points - 4pc nugget, small frosty, small coffee
200 points - small fry, breakfast potatoes
250 points - chicken sandwich, small chili
DOMINOS
10 points - an order of $10 or more
only 1 order a day is eligible
60 points - free pizza
In our continuing series of The Office, we talk about S5 and what makes it unique. There was a bit of a shakeup in the writers room for S5 and we also talk about which episode was the first that Steve Carrell directed. we break down the big points of the S5 arc, which are: Michael and Holly's relationship Jim and Pam's engagement Andy, Dwight, Angela love triangle new additions - Erin, Charles Minor, Ryan and Toby are back Michael Scott paper company
and we chat about which episodes are our favorites and least favorites. thanks for listening! follow us on instagram: instagram.com/thispodcastisnotforyou
we have all had those conversations where, out of the blue, you'll be asked if you've seen the hottest new box office hit. maybe you haven't had time, maybe it doesn't interest you, maybe you're tired of all 6329 of the Fast & Furious movies... but for whatever reason you say "no, I haven't" and all of a sudden the person's eyes light up with rage and they breathe fire as they shout "YOU HAVEN'T SEEN THAT?!?!?!??!????!!"
we talk a bit about our movie blindspots and why the aggressive "YOU'VE NEVER SEEN THAT?!!" needs to die.
thanks for listening! follow us on instagram: instagram.com/thispodcastisnotforyou
we're back with Tyler and this week we'll talk about: how does a director work with animators and voice actors? Why Tyler felt it was time to leave Blue Sky Studios and working with Glen Keane on Over The Moon. We also hear about the effect of COVID-19 on animation and Tyler's story of trying to get back from Canada.
thanks for listening!
follow us on instagram: instagram.com/thispodcastisnotforyou
we are joined by Howard Nunnelly and we discuss the new blockbuster, A Quiet Place 2. some slight spoilers, but stick around to see what scores we each give it. thanks for listening!
You may not know Tyler Kakac but you have probably seen some of his work. Tyler is an animator with credits such as Spies in Disguise, Ice Age: Collision Course, Ferdinand, Over the Moon, and so much more.
Tyler is also a Carl Junction graduate and Joplin native, and it was such a pleasure to get to sit down and chat with him about animation, the movie industry, and what he's learned so far while working at some pretty awesome animation studios.
Come back next week for part 2 of the conversation!
follow us on instagram: instagram.com/thispodcastisnotforyou
We ask and answer questions such as: What are some of each of our feelings on film scores? What makes a score memorable or iconic? Are there any scores that are better than the movie itself?
Then we each chat a bit about our favorite film scores and then talk about John Williams. What makes him so successful and impactful?
2 kids play Star Wars for John Williams: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=64do-iTd4yw
thanks for listening! follow us on instagram: instagram.com/thispodcastisnotforyou
LEXICON BELOW
We discuss Call of Duty: Modern Warfare (2019), Warzone, and Call of Duty Black Ops: Cold War. We as the bold question: are we living in the golden era of call of duty? We also talk about how video games can be a communal thing for people that live across the country from each other and how they bring people together.
We talk a little bit about Zleague tournaments and how that is an exciting addition to the Warzone experience and then give our thoughts on Black Ops: Cold War and its integration with Warzone.
We highlight Black Ops: Cold War Zombies and Outbreak as being the best part of the Black Ops experience at the time.
1138 COD LEXICON
helpful definitions:
Randy: noun: a random person on your team due to team fill in matchmaking
Squid: noun: usually referring to your team as a "squad"
Sweat Sesh: noun: a group of friends getting together to play Call of Duty in person at a central location
Loot: verb: the act of looking for guns, ammo, shields, and equipment in-game
Reggy (regg-E): noun: regular 6v6 multiplayer
Gank: verb: reviving a fallen teammate
Dog Stuff: verb: dealing with your dog in between games (popularized by Brandon Van't Land)
Warm Up Mitch: noun: the first game of Call of Duty that you play that day
In our The Office S4 episode we discuss the production of S4 and how it was halted with the 2007-2008 Writer’s Guild strike. We also chat about our favorite and least favorite S4 moments and where this season ranks overall.
Thanks for listening! Follow us on instagram: instagram.com/thispodcastisnotforyou
This week we sat down with Stephanie Walker, Co-Founder and project manager of Paradox Media Group. Paradox is a social media and digital marketing company for small business owners. They specialize in posting, creating websites and newsletters, and designing branding campaigns for their clients. We talk a bit about what running a business entails and we ask her questions such as:
How did PMG start and what stage is it at now?
What was it like starting a company in a field you did not have previous experience in?
What have been some of the biggest successes your company has had?
What hurdles have you had to overcome?
At what point did working for yourself become a goal?
How have you managed growth inside the company?
How has COVID effected your business and work life?
What do you see as your vision for the future of the company?
Any new areas/projects you’d like to move into or start?
Did playing sports instill anything specific about working as a team and grinding to reach a common goal?
check out Paradox Media Group here: https://www.paradoxmediagrouppmg.com
thanks for listening! follow us on instagram: instagram.com/thispodcastisnotforyou
Long ago a game was invented... you pull a random movie out of a box and guess the Rotten Tomatoes score. We play Box O' Movies™ live on the podcast and you get to play along! Enjoy the game and let us know if you score more points than anyone on the show!
follow us on instagram: instagram.com/thispodcastisnotforyou
We decided to do the opposite of one of our best S1 episodes (you love, we hate), and talk about some stuff that YOU all hate, but that we love! We talk about a bunch of stuff, from Kyle Mooney to our hometowns. Even some weird ones like bananas and ketchup and the smell of skunk!
User submissions from Janelle Gardner, Andrea Posigian, Jay Brown, Tim and Nate Wesley, Chastin Utter, Wilson Quinton, and Kayci Kuzowski were used in this episode.
thanks for listening!
This episode was exciting because we were sent a copy of Between Two Castles of Mad King Ludwig from Stonemaier Games to review!
We talk about our favorite Stonemaier Games that we've played, as well as the basic components of Between Two Castles. We also talk about the best number of people to play with, and how maybe the "2 player variant" isn't all it's cracked up to be...
Thank you to Jamey Stegmaier and everyone over at Stonemaier Games for making this happen.
thanks for listening!
follow us on instagram: instagram.com/thispodcastisnotforyou
In our discussion on Season 3 of The Office we talk about why The Office left Netflix and why it was ACTUALLY good for the show to do so... even though The Office was most streamed title in 2020. It also racked up 57 billion minutes of viewing in 2020... but NBC owned the rights and thus, Netflix's contract for The Office ran out. We talk about how Peacock has exclusive content, and about how the Superfan Episodes change characters and shed more light on moments that we've been familiar with for years. We also talk about S3's story arc and how it is overall as a season. thanks for listening!
Do award shows matter? Do we watch them or not? We discuss these questions and also briefly talk about the golden globes noms/winners, as well as the Oscar 2020 nominations. Do awards themselves matter in any way? Do we feel like the best movie of the year is usually nominated at least? How often, in our opinion, does the academy get it “right”? we also talk about how award shows themselves have become more of a meme generator than anything else recently. do we feel like the goal of the academy is to actually pick the best in each category or is it more politically motivated? articles mentioned by Payton: https://www.cartoonbrew.com/award-season-focus/definitive-proof-that-academy-voters-are-ignorant-about-animation-96680.html https://www.cartoonbrew.com/award-season-focus/proof-that-oscar-voters-are-clueless-about-animation-109456.html thanks for listening!
we discuss the importance of albums and if they're dying or not. we also discuss our favorite full-length albums from 2010-2020. Wes’ list: Like Clockwork - Queens of the Stone Age Villains - Queens of the Stone Age A Moon Shaped Pool - Radiohead Love - Angels and Airwaves Neighborhoods - Blink182 Random Access Memories - Daft Punk Payton’s list: The Black Keys - Brothers Daft Punk - Random Access Memories Jack White - Blunderbuss John Mayer - Born and Raised Florence and The Machine - Ceremonials Jake’ list: Kendrick Lamar - Good Kid, Maad City Drake - Take Care Tyler, The Creator - Flower Boy Bleachers - Gone Now Mumford & Sons - Babel
we sit down with close friends Nathan and Ashley Morris and chat about board games!!! we talk a little bit about GENCON (national board game convention), why board games are such a unique form of entertainment, and how they're more intimate than video games or movies. after that we go through their 10 favorite "new to you" board games that they played last year. we also chat a little at the end of the episode about OUR favorite "new to you" board games of 2020. we also promo an upcoming Board Game Cafe started by Nathan, Ashley, Jake, and Chelsie - they'll be having another event on March 20 at Joplin Greenhouse and Coffee Shop from 5:30pm - 9:30pm. check it out! Nathan: 10. Race for the Galaxy 9. Orleans 8. Unmatched: Cobble and Fog 7. Beyond the Sun 6. Tapestry 7. Lords of Waterdeep 5. Gloomhaven: Jaws of the Lion 4. Terraforming Mars 2. Dune Imperium 1. Five Tribes Ashley: 10. Champions of Midgard 9. Unmatched 8. Terraforming Mars 7. Dune Imperium 6. Orleans 5. Everdell 4. Gloomhaven: Jaws of the Lion 3. Chronicles of Crime 2. Lords of Waterdeep 1. Five Tribes our list: Wavelength Decrypto Concept Harry Potter: Battle of Hogwarts The Game CTRL Camel Up Dune
In this episode we talk about the classic sci-fi novel, Ender's Game. we talk about what makes it so good, our experiences reading it, and the general plot WITHOUT SPOILERS. we also chat a bit about the writing style and perspective from which it is written. There is also a spoiler section where we discuss the ending, but warning is given prior to this section. we briefly chat about the movie adaptation and discuss whether this can even be done in a quality manner. thanks for listening!!!
in our season 2 of The Office episode we discuss the overall season arc. in S2 relationships started to blossom, and the full cast of characters started to shine. we also discuss our favorite episodes, our least favorite episodes, and why S2 is "the best" season of The Office. there's also a "didya know?" section with some fun insights into the growth that S2 brought to the show. thanks for listening!
In this episode we're chatting about the video game Cyberpunk 2077 and our opinion on the swath of updates, changes, hot fixes, and more that surrounded the games release. We talk about the whiste-blower leaks and them faking the E3 demo. We also answer questions such as: When did you first hear about Cyberpunk 2077? What we you expecting coming into the game? How much did you know about it before playing it? Is it worth $60? We also talk about how by most standards, the release of Cyberpunk 2077 would be considered a total failure. How did this happen? It was 8 years in the making, was it a waste?
link to read about the developer leak: https://www.tweaktown.com/news/77136/cyberpunk-2077-developer-leak-was-entirely-fake-cd-projekt-red-says/index.html
In this episode we discuss the top movies (and our favorites) from 2010-2020. We ask and answer: how does this decade compare to previous ones? are any of our all time favorites in this decade? what are our alternates?
we also briefly go through a couple top movies lists and see if we agree at all with the rankings.
movies discussed in this episode: Boyhood, Once Upon a Time... In Hollywood, Parasite, Lady Bird, Roma, Black Panther, Moonlight, Blade Runner 2049, The Social Network, Death of Stalin, Secret Life of Walter Mitty, Looper, Dunkirk, Interstellar, La La Land, Phantom Thread, Steve Jobs (2015), and The Master.
*Correction note: Wes mentions that the cinematographer of ‘Roma’ was Emmanuel Lubezki, however the cinematographer was actually the films director, Alfonso Cuarón.
Welcome to TPINFY Season 2!!!!! periodically throughout season 2 we will be walking through The Office season by season. we're excited because we've all loved the show for a long while and talking through it all will be a blast! in this episode we discuss how they adapted the British version, how we all go introduced to the show, the casting, and how The Office has influenced sitcom comedy since. We also go through each episode in S1 and talk about what we love about it and how the first season actually gets a bad rap . thanks for listening and supporting, follow us on instagram! instagram.com/thispodcastisnotforyou
we wanted to have a more intimate episode for you all and we decided to take some prompts and questions from our Instagram and respond to them!
we discuss topics and questions from concerts, road trips, Pez, country music, phobias, and more! special thanks to: hayden_landry, dibbledibbledopp, chelsiejeffries1, jaybrownmd, victoriamstark, janetiffgard, fcshultz, whoops_all_poetry, chastinyg_, and thatsagoodfish_ for responding to our prompt with questions and suggestions!
in the SEASON 1 FINALE of TPINFY we talk about what 2020 has done to movies, movie theaters, and the entertainment industry as a whole. we recap this year in movie theater experiences: the shut down, the re-opening with classics, Tenet, then the 2nd shut-down. We discuss how this could give rise to local, independent theaters as well, and talk about Warner Bros HUGE announcement for releasing all their 2021 movies straight to VOD same day as the theater release. (DUE TO A RECORDING ERROR [jakes mac turning off during recording] HIS AUDIO IS GREATLY AFFECTED AFTER THE 30 MINUTE MARK. WE APOLOGIZE).
thank you so much for listening to season 1!!!!! we can't wait to get to writing new material and new episodes for you all. have a great holiday and new year! see ya in 2021 - Jake, Wes, and Payt
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.forbes.com/sites/scottmendelson/2020/09/22/box-office-why-chris-nolans-tenet-is-almost-already-a-hit/amp/
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.ign.com/articles/amc-theaters-slams-warner-bros-hbo-max-2021-movies-release-plan%3famp=1
https://www.google.com/amp/s/variety.com/2020/film/news/dune-denis-villeneuve-blasts-warner-bros-1234851270/amp/
https://www.cinemablend.com/news/2559985/heres-how-disney-is-handling-theatrical-features-in-2021
in part two of our mashup episode we talk about our hobbies, and discuss some hot take opinions... like Star Wars, Tik Tok, worship music, Stranger Things, and more! check out more from Gabe and TheWannaBeCritic here: https://wannabecritic.com , https://open.spotify.com/show/2YfA8mF8bJ6J4Wy1aBs7lr?si=T-7q1U1EQsWfVYvpSrv6TA
In part one of our mashup episode, we were the special guests on TheWannaBeCritic! Gabe is such a gracious host and we chat about our individual backgrounds, why we started a podcast, and general creative topics. Check back next week for part 2! check out more from Gabe and TheWannaBeCritic here: https://wannabecritic.com , https://open.spotify.com/show/2YfA8mF8bJ6J4Wy1aBs7lr?si=T-7q1U1EQsWfVYvpSrv6TA
Wes is a history geek AND a movie nerd so we wanted to chat a little bit about 'based on true story' movies. we discuss movies such as 127 Hours, 12 Years a Slave, Apollo 13, Zodiac, Richard Jewel, First Man, Social Network, 15:17 to Paris, Fargo, Assassination of Jesse James, and more! we also answer questions such as:
how accurate do films based on true stories need to be?
does the filmmaker have a responsibility to the sources material?
can it be deceptive to an audience if the movie says based on a true story even if the movie isn't accurate?
follow us on instagram: instagram.com/thispodcastisnotforyou
We talk about what makes a cynic a cynic, and whether we believe we are cynics or not. after that we get into a list of things that at least one of us hates or doesn't understand why it's popular. topics include: TikTok Marvel Movies Dogs Chick Fil A + more after that we talk a little bit about things we used to hate or not understand, that we've changed our mind on.
follow us on instagram! instagram.com/thispodcastisnotforyou
We discuss why trailers are important, what purpose they serve, and our favorite movie trailers. We also talk about how they could be used more effectively and some of our favorite trailers, as well as discussing questions like: Why are we talking about something as mundane as movie trailers? What do you they mean to the films themselves? What makes a good movie trailer? What makes a bad one? What are the 10 best trailers of the decade? What is your favorite trailer you remember seeing or one that made you want to watch the movie and you previously didn’t want to or didn’t know about it? What is your least favorite trailer or one that either ruined a movie for you or made you not want to go see it but you did want to before you saw it? What are trailer trends that you’ve started noticing? Do they hold more power to bring people into a movie or turn people away? Does a good trailer usually mean a good movie? follow us on instagram! instagram.com/thispodcastisnotforyou Fatman trailer - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z64XvPERZ50 50 Best Movie Trailers Of The Decade https://filmschoolrejects.com/best-movie-trailers-2010s/
In this conversation with author F.C. Shultz we chat about his upcoming poetry collection, An Honest Life Is Immortal, and have him read a poem from it. YOU CAN PRE-ORDER AN HONEST LIFE IS IMMORTAL HERE ( https://fcshultz.com/home ) We also chat about his other fiction work and discuss questions such as: why the departure from fiction?
Why do you feel like telling stories is a meaningful and worthwhile endeavor?
Who are some of your biggest influences?
What book has had the biggest, lasting emotional effect on you? READ THE PLANE HERE: https://everydayfiction.com/the-plane-by-fc-shultz/
We chat about our history in gaming and which platform / console we prefer. We also go on to discuss our expectations of the new generation of console gaming and go in depth of the specs and games we're looking forward to. Who will win the console war of the next generation? What does a console war look like when the two leading platforms are so different? What does Xbox buying Bethesda mean for the future of Xbox Game Pass? Are consoles/hard discs going to become a thing of the past? Are things like the Google Stadia model of cloud gaming going to make consoles unnecessary? Is there a plateau point for hardware memory, graphics, speed etc.? (4k, now 8k) Will gaming become more and more multiplayer focused or will single player campaigns see a resurgence?
Jake moderates one of the great debates of our time - Is Radiohead good or bad? Are they accurately rated or overrated? Can they be correctly understood? How important is that to the listening experience, especially when being exposed to a band for the first time? Wes takes the position of pro-Radiohead and Payton takes the position of anti-Radiohead. They discuss questions and topics such as: What is Payton's biggest criticism of Radiohead? What does Wes think their strongest aspects is? Can a band grow on you over time? follow us on instagram: instagram.com/thispodcastisnotforyou
We sit down with Joplin native Evan Ultra, who stars in the new indie flick Teenage Badass. It is the story of a band in the 2006 Phoenix music scene, and it was filmed entirely in the Phoenix, AZ area. We hit on a range of topics and it was a really cool chat. How did you come to star in, produce, and write and record the entire soundtrack for the movie? How did your past musical projects lead you to this? How do we approach and treat people when we don't know who they are or what they do? Are there such a thing as creative soulmates? Our local movie theater, Bookhouse Cinema, is hosting a Premiere Event for Teenage Badass on Oct 16, 2020 and Jake will be doing a live Q&A with Evan after the film. Tickets here: https://www.ticketsource.us/bookhouse-cinema follow us on instagram: instagram.com/tpinfy
We pick up where we left of last week, starting with Bob Lazar and whether or not there are aliens at Area 51. Alex brings up the idea that perhaps "aliens" as we know them could be demonic spirits, citing Aleister Crowley and his portrait of 'Lam'. That conversation led to how intelligent life could perhaps impact the Christian theology and our personal faith. If intelligent alien life exists, would they be 'made in the image of God' as well? would they be 'human' if they resembled us? did God populate other planets? are dolphins saved?
follow us on instagram: instagram.com/tpinfy
We sit down with our good friend Alex Moore to discuss the 3 UFO / UAP videos that were recently declassified by The Pentagon. We also talk about the political and societal motivations of declassifying them now and whom that could benefit. Also discussed is The History Channel series Unidentified and Tom DeLonge's long-running obsession with aliens. We ended the episode talking about Bob Lazar and his credibility in working at Area 51 and his claims. This is part 1 of our alien series, come back next week for an in-depth discussion on intelligent alien life and the implication that would potentially have on our Christian theology and worldview. VIDEO LINK: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pentagon_UFO_videos follow us on instagram: instagram.com/tpinfy
We discuss different reoccurring dreams we have had throughout life and what they could possibly mean. We also talk about why we think we dream at all, and whether God still gives people messages through dreams. http://www.sleepandhypnosis.org/ing/Pdf/2a920d472cc34a39b986ece7e28336a1.pdf
We talk about the way people consume music now. We also discuss the rise of "curated" playlists, listening to full albums, and how that affects the songwriting process and releasing music. We also talk a little bit about passive and active listening.
“The Skip” - https://musicmachinery.com/2014/05/02/the-skip/ “In Defense of the Passive Listener” - https://www.bsomusic.org/stories/in-defense-of-the-passive-listener/
We unwrap the mind-breaking movie from Christopher Nolan, Tenet! We have a spoiler-free section and then we do the latter half of the episode FULL ON SPOILER mode and explain our favorite parts and why we were looking forward to this movie so much.
follow us on instagram: instagram.com/tpinfy
thanks for listening!
In this episode we participate in a Payton Walker original - Chris Nolan trivia! The trivia is inspired by Chris' films: it have 3 levels and points are taken away, given, and blended together as Jake and Wes progress through the 3 levels. After that, we chat about Chris' influence in the movie industry and why we all enjoy his movies so much. We end the episode talking about our expectations for his upcoming release, Tenet.
In this episode we discuss the rise of nostalgia in movies today. We discuss its influence in reboots, sequels, and talk about whether it's driven by the studios or the creators themselves. follow us on instagram: instagram.com/tpinfy
we believe the movie theater experience is important. in this episode we talk about our favorite movies that we saw in theaters, our favorite movie theater moments (like throwing up at the very appearance of Darth Maul), and discuss why theaters are an important part of the movie viewing experience. Follow us on instagram https://www.instagram.com/thispodcastisnotforyou/
In EP2 the guys discuss the behavior of "binging". They discuss the health behind it, the way it affects how we intake stories, and whether (or not) they partake and why (not). follow us on instagram https://www.instagram.com/thispodcastisnotforyou/
Edited by Chelsie Jeffries
In our first episode, we introduce ourselves and tell you why we want to podcast at all. we chat about Wes moving back from Los Angeles, provide 'small town' advice and cautionary tales, and we talk a little about our favorite creators and influences. thanks for listening!
Follow us on instagram https://www.instagram.com/thispodcastisnotforyou/
edited by chelsie jeffries