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Books and Beer – Ep 1: Haunted House
This month on Books and Beer, Zach, Andrew, and Miguel go exploring haunted houses throughout literature. From The Yellow Wallpaper through Horrorstor, they discuss the common tropes of the haunted house story. Place your bets on the death match over which haunted house novel is better; Shirley Jackson’s The Haunting at Hill House or Richard Matheson’s Hell House. They won’t
Five and Out 164: Worst Gifts
This week Wes and Steve discuss their Thanksgivings, holiday dinners, and our Top 5 Worst Gifts! Enjoy! What are your Top 5 Worst Gifts? Let us know! Leave a comment or e-mail us at fiveandoutshow@gmail.com!
Somebody Likes It Ep 119: Dream Syndicate – “How Did I Find Myself Here”
Let’s get into the Dream Syndicate (or perhaps not, as they didn’t get into much of anything from the years 1989-2012). Here in 2017, they’re back with new work, How Did I Find Myself Here? Spirited discussions ensue as to whether they have moved on from their previous incarnation (ca.1989), from the “Paisley Underground,” a scene in Los Angeles that I’m
Five and Out 163: Comfort Content (feat. members of Bagel Country)
This week Wes is joined by Sean Buckley and Colleen Perry of Bagel Country to discuss Thanksgiving, Bagel Country’s current show, and our Top 5 Comfort Content! Enjoy! What is your Top 5 Comfort Content? Let us know! Leave a comment or e-mail us at fiveandoutshow@gmail.com!
Intern Dot Cast Ep 26 – Future Man
Trace Cohosts with us again this week as we discuss Animal Crossing, The Dressmaker, and Watership Down. Next we time jump into the past to a time when toilet humor ruled the world and was the key to saving the human race! At least thats what the creators of this weeks review, Hulu’s Future Man, tell us.
‘Bombshell: The Hedy Lamarr Story’ Review
Hedy Lamarr is an icon of many facets. For decades, she was just known as one of the most beautiful women ever to grace the big screen. Although, in recent years, the public and in particular the scientific community have discovered that Lamarr was much more than a pretty face that society had labeled her. She was a brilliant scientific
