The dunces convene once again, for the first time, for the last time(but certainly not the last!), in order to let Matthew rant about how much he hated the end of Harry Potter, after waiting 10 years to finally see it. Also we got scammed! Tune in to find out how!
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The music for this week, in order of appearance:
“Potter Puppet Pals (Intro Theme)” by Neil Cicierega
“Everything Sucks” by The Descendents
In this long-delayed episode, Matthew and Kknewkles reunite to re-discuss Dark Souls. Perhaps some opinions have changed. We also discuss Undertale, The Witness, Life Productivity, Programming, and probably something else.
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The music for this week, in order of appearance:
“Gwynevere, Princess of Sunlight” from the Dark Souls Soundtrack
“Untitled Piano Improvisation” by Matthew VanDevander
Get ready to unsubscribe! In an ill-advised move, the dunces are getting all political this week. So strap yourself in for an avalanche of bullshit. Topics covered include: prounouns, “is God really a bearded man in the sky?”, government corruption, why maybe enduring President Trump is better than the realistic alternative, and delicious authentic Belgian Ale.
So listen in and learn how to get along with each other, in-spite of all our differences. Try to find the humor in it, and you’ll make it out okay, so long as this podcast is not illegal where you live.
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The music for this week, in order of appearance:
“Daddy Wasn’t There” by Ming Tea
“Fuck You Gently” by Tenacious D
After a refreshing 6 month break, the dunces are back and as bad as ever! In this installment, our intrepid heroes tackle such difficult topics as: nigori sake, A Perfect Circle’s new album, incest, marriage, a spontaneous adventure, and future Twin Peaks concerns.
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The music for this week, in order of appearance:
“Disillusioned” by A Perfect Circle
“THIS ISN’T THE PLACE” by Nine Inch Nails
In this special podcast, Matthew talks with Kknewkles (from the internet) about how much he (Kknewkles) is enraged by Dark Souls (a game). Is it the most overrated game ever? Is it the most oversold podcast ever? Find out here on this click-baity edition of “dunceCast Presents”
If you haven’t played Dark Souls, we do spoil some things in the game, but to be honest, you probably won’t understand half of what we’re talking about anyway.
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No Music this week.
After taking a month-long nap, the dunces are not sure if they’re awake or dreaming. But they still convene to record a new episode of the dunceCast. And Matthew, despite being too drunk to pronounce his own name, leads Jamie through the plot of a Christopher Nolan film called INCEPTION as they discuss the details of her first viewing of the film.
Obviously there are spoilers for INCEPTION in the podcast.
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The music for this week, in order of appearance:
“These Dreams” by Heart
“Time” from the Inception Soundtrack, composed by Hans Zimmer
Once upon a time, in a land where chaos and insanity reigned supreme above all other human values, three dunces set out across a deserted plain following the star which signified the birth of our lord and savior, Jesus Christ. When they arrived at the town of Cleveland, they were dismayed to find that it was not a star at all, but was, in fact, the flickering sign of the downtown Denny’s breakfast all-day restaurant, and the dunces saw it, and said, “aw, what the heck!” And the hash browns were “pretty good.”
In this epistle, the dunces recount their journey from awkward childhood, through awkward adolescence, and onward into awkward adulthood. Please enjoy, and like comment subscribe to my channel, and back the patreon.
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The music for this week, in order of appearance:
“Back in Time” by MattyBRaps
“Bustin'” by Neil Cicierega
We’re back, and we’re here to berate you about those current events in the world that you’ve so desperately tried to ignore. But perhaps we bring lightheartedness to the doom and gloom of your everyday existence!
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The music for this week, in order of appearance:
“American Idiot” (Green Day) by Robyn Adele Anderson
“Imperial March Theme” by John Williams
This week, we discuss some more video games, INSIDE, ABZÜ
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The music for this week, in order of appearance:
“Shockwave” from the INSIDE Soundtrack, by Martin Stig Andersen and SØS Gunver Ryberg
“And the Earth Did Not Yet Bear a Name” from the ABZU Soundtrack, by Austin Wintory
This week, in our most devilish episode yet (haha, numerical puns), the VanDevander brothers have a few questions for Jamie after she has spent some time immersed in The Witness.
I would suggest not listening to this podcast until you have played a significant portion of The Witness, however there is a spoiler warning before we really dive in.
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The music for this week, in order of appearance:
“Tetrishead” by Zoë Keating
Low Tide Productions 