Heat Death of the Universe

We shifted away from our prepared movie review plans due to last minute circumstances preventing our Cinema/Canada Correspondant, Cole, from coming on the show today. Also, Josh slept extremely poorly the night before. We still managed to have a grand old time talking about the sick, sad, beautiful, lovely, stupid, fascinating world via this week's Newz avalanches. AI in medicine (and a CEO of a murderous health insurance corporation signals that they still fear Luigian justice). Trump in war...

We mourn the permanent and senseless loss of u/heatdeathpod and celebrate a certain disembodied voice's upcoming nuptials. Joe of the Joe Experience v. Theo von Huxtable. Paul Bet Davidstone v. Lowly Employee. Tammy Duckworth has her priorities all in order as she urges the world to take their shoes off, once again, in order to board an airplane. Yet another pedophile emerges from the Pardoned January 6th-ers set. IRGC: From now on, for every assassination, an American company will be destroy...

A number of Amuse Bouche items involving: robotics, Planes Behaving Badly, expanding ICE, a certain Presinald's mental degradation causing all kinds of unbelievable tremendousness to emerge, Breaking News about Kash Patel's pornographical habits / Iran's nuclear energy sites being bombed, The Hegseth's Prayer, et cetera. Marco Rubio's insane speech at the Munich Security Summit, calling upon the non-barbaric world to run things back to the 1890s. United Nations resolutions revealing all too m...

[ ♪ The Beach Boys' "Wouldn't It Be Nice" ♪ ] Back with another one, we circle the drain with some of The Newz (some embarRICEment and all still mostly quite bad), briefly exploring Josh's own week of manospheric self-improvement (stay tuned for more!), and eventually reaching a discussion about the documentary Louis Theroux: The Manosphere, causing us to wonder: Why is this still relevant? What year is this? Who are these people? Do they actually like sex, even a little? Do they enjoy anythi...

Desperately needing to crawl into the past toward our mommies because The News is too much to bear, not only to read about compulsively but to then also spend further time trying to deal with via talking into microphones. So we very intentionally decided to do the most wholesome thing we could think of and discuss the Mighty Ducks film franchise, specifically 1992 original, which exposed the viciousness of the competive non-professional hockey world, introduced a generation to the real ...