After a bye week to prepare for our next guest, we were well rested and ready to talk about gym and recess with none other than Bleacher Report’s Adam Kramer (the indomitable @KegsNEggs). While Adam is still riding his hot streak from tetherball and dreaming of future stardom, Ryan compares foursquare to life and Martin tries to explain what the heck Dr. Dodgeball is.
Join us and have fun because fun is good.
Episode 2.9 – Behold the mighty TETHERBAR
As we prepare for all things Freedom and America, Internet friend Bobby Big Wheel stops by to talk about computer games, the only way we could trick our parents into thinking we were doing something educational as kids while we were really conquering nations with the click of a mouse. Some all-star names are covered like SimCity, as well as some lesser known hits like Amazon Trail.
In the end we laughed, we cried, and we remembered what it was like to be kids in front of a computer screen trying to figure out whether to build roads or a new power plant when we really should’ve been kicking soccer balls instead.
Episode 2.8 – There are two kinds of SimCity players in this world
This week’s episode features a subject that is near and dear to our hearts: 90s R&B. We welcome Lauren Brownlow from Fox Sports Carolinas to help us remember the good times. In our exploration of all things sensual and double entendre, we break down Ginuwine’s Pony video, the albums that got us into the genre (soundtracks included), who we’d like to have perform if we had $1,000 and more.
There’s also a brief introduction to Adult Chocolate Milk, which Martin has volunteered to try at some point soon for some inexplicable reason.
Episode 2.7 – And the Grammy goes to … Adult Chocolate Milk
Ryan and Martin talk to Lana Berry, who ruins basically every TV show Nickelodeon and the Disney Channel put out in the 90s. She also thinks foxes are much, much larger than they are, and now Martin’s not going to sleep well for months. Thanks a LOT, Lana.
In the spirit of, well, the show that got us here, this week is devoted to school trips. While none of us took a whale watching expedition in the name of education, we did some other fun stuff. Here to help us reflect is MLB.com’s Matthew Leach, who brought our Florida contingent into frightening quorum levels. We discuss trips to Florida destinations, Tampa: the social media manager of cities, as well as Enterprise Village. You’ll just have to listen to find out what the heck that is.
Follow Matt on Twitter because he is great and listen in whatever manner you feel most comfortable to our fair podcast. Godspeed.
This week is a special treat as we talk about something that’s near and dear to all of our hearts: childhood snacks. Who better to bring in than snacker extraordinaire (it’s on his business card, we think) Seth Rosenthal. Seth is good at blogging and does so in various places including Posting and Toasting and SB Nation. But mostly he’s just a smart and fun person who we really enjoyed talking about snacks with.
In this episode everything from the ages old Fruit Rollup vs. Fruit By The Foot debate to the idea of fruit snacks as commerce is discussed so we’re serving up (food term) the fun.
This week, Ryan and I spend time with the all-around great Julie Veilleux, who teaches us what it’s like to play Barbies in Canada. It’s a Barbie world filled with G.I. Joes being too small to be a part of the world of intrigue, scandals galore and neatly sorted piles of accessories. We did our best to keep up, but there are some universes even we aren’t so familiar with.
