Category Archives: Episode

This is an actual episode! That you can hear! Isn’t it amazing? We try and recap a bit of the missing episode, and talk all the new stuff, including Tony’s Birthday! Then we draw a question, and largely go completely … Continue reading →

Well, one of us isn’t feeling super well, so we’re relying on interdimensional forces, again. Enjoy!

Tony’s got issues. And needs to get them out. Spoiler alert — his issues are Star Wars. But we also talk some other movies, and a bit about cool YouTube stuff to watch. So it’s pretty okay. Enjoy! QUESTIONS: What … Continue reading →

We catch up on the holidays, Star Wars, and whatever weird crap Tony’s been into since last time. They we try and fail to predict pop culture future. Enjoy! QUESTIONS: Dear TMTH, What will be the big pop-culture costume for … Continue reading →

Part 2 of 2. It’s hard to believe, but we are into our third consecutive week of Oak Island talk. And it gets worse than ever. Also, a bit on the holidays, and a lot on art, starting with musicals. … Continue reading →

Yes, it’s even more “hunting for fake treasure” fun! Also why buddy cop films won’t work today, Tony can’t stop playing a video game, and politics. But they’re from another country, and it’s not our fault. Enjoy! QUESTIONS: How is … Continue reading →

Are you interested in fake treasure hunting? Not as much as William! Are you angry at Conan Exiles, while still playing it? Not as much as Tony! We probably talk about other stuff, I can’t remember. Enjoy! QUESTIONS: How commonplace … Continue reading →

It’s out ninth annual Thanksgiving episode! So we mostly talk about vanishing indigenous cultures, the horrors of colonialism, and the pursuit of “evidence” in the absence of faith. You know, good Thanksgiving stuff! Enjoy! QUESTIONS: None. Sorry, we really got … Continue reading →

So, it’s been a while, you’d think there’d be no time for questions. And it’s true, Tony has a harrowing tale, and then talks about his vacation. And more! But we still have time for two questions, and they’re not … Continue reading →