This week on the cast, it’s a full house again. David regales us with stories of his custom pen-and-paper role-playing system as well as the fantasy worlds he has shepherded since he was a teenager.
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The music for this week, in order of appearance:
“Subterranean Homesick Blues” by Bob Dylan
“Under Your Spell” by Desire
“Alone in Kyoto” by Air
Matthew decides to ask Jamie about some of her formative experiences with interactive entertainment and becomes very confused by red and blue pipes.
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The music for this week, in order of appearance:
“Spy Hunter/Peter Gunn Theme” as covered by Saliva
“Game Over Theme from Legend of Zelda” as covered by Tetsugaku
It was election week last week in the ol United States of Uh-merica, so Jamie and Matthew talk about the election of President Trump and what this means for us all.
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The music for this week, in order of appearance:
“Hail to the Chief”, as performed by American Patriotic Music Ensemble
On this week’s cast, Jamie has finally seen The Force Awakens and we talk about it. It’s a bit of a double-length podcast, managing to be longer than the film it is about. This however is good because we will be taking the next week off. Savor it, my friends.
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The music for this week, in order of appearance:
“Torn Apart”,
“Jedi Steps and Finale”,
Both written by John Williams from the Star Wars: The Force Awakens Soundtrack
This week on the podcast, we talk about one of our favorite games series that somehow still hasn’t gotten its own episode, The Elder Scrolls. Obviously Morrowind is the best one, but what do we have to say about some of the lesser entries in the series? Apologies for not discussing Daggerfall or Arena in depth much, we are young-uns!
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The music for this week, in order of appearance:
“Low” by Flo Rida
“Anyone Else But You” by The Moldy Peaches
After a brief break, the dunces return to talk about…the dunceCast! Sadly this topic did not have a ton of depth to it, so this is a bit of a short one this week. Enjoy!
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The music for this week, in order of appearance:
“Houdini” by Foster the People
“Fireflies” by Owl City
We’re back this week to talk about superheroes and comic books. What’s up with all these cinematic universes? DC or Marvel? Which is better, the books or the movies? Either way, I’m not sure if I can take anymore.
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The music for this week, in order of appearance:
Intro to the 1950s Batman series
“Garbage Truck” by Sex Bob-Omb
This week, we’re down a David again. But Jamie and Matthew watch Napoleon Dynamite and talk about it. It’s perhaps a classic movie, but Jamie had never seen it, so it’s a bit of an interesting discussion.
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The music for this week, in order of appearance:
“Forever Young” by Alphaville
“The Promise” by When in Rome
Get to know Jamie a little better on this episode of the dunceCast. We also talk about D&D briefly. The rest was mostly forgotten in a drunken haze, so prepare for some off the rails rambling.
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The music for this week, in order of appearance:
“Fake My Own Death” by Sum 41
“Boss DJ” by Sublime
This episode we talk about some more tv shows. BoJack Horseman and Stranger Things (who isn’t talking about that show…). We also talk a bit about work/life philosophy as we travel into the night. Join us on this sonic journey once more.
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The music for this week, in order of appearance:
“BoJack Horseman Title Theme” by Patrick Carney
“Stranger Things Title Theme” by Kyle Dixon and Michael Stein
Low Tide Productions 