184. Nintendo Switch 2 Legit
Come on, Nintendo! “Super Nintendo Switch” was RIGHT THERE…
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C2E152. Shattered Glass (Call of the Wilds Part 6)
In the penultimate episode of campaign 2, things come to a head in the battle with Marosharp. And D dies a lot.
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S5E25. The Nightmare Part 2
Just because things are quiet, doesn’t mean there’s good news.
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52. Mercury’s in the Microwave (with Alisha Abdelilah of Soul Riot)
The pod gets cosmic as Alisha Abdelilah of Soul Riot LLC joins the chat to talk about her approach to astrology – a refreshingly down-to-earth attitude that focuses on personal gifts and self-improvement, rather than the nebulous woo-speak of pop horoscopes. This month, we’re blaming it ALL on the retrograde!
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Ohayocon Is Suing Sekaicon Over Alleged Theft of Trade Secrets
Update 3/7: Sekaicon has filed a response and counterclaim. It seems that Ohayocon is incapable of refraining from controversy. Some
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66. Star Trek: Section 31 – We’re Sorry
It’s finally here! The Section 31 movie, wanted by almost no one and quietly put out onto Paramount Plus looking like a bad attempt to be a Guardians of the Galaxy, Suicide Squad (the bad one) and Borderlands: The Movie.
To celebrate, Charlie and Miles have formed a ragtag band of bantering ne’er do wells including Cele from Celeste is Best and Sean from Famicom Dojo. They carry out a four-person relay recap, pitch their own versions of a Section 31 movie and try to say something good about it!
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C2E151. Study Buddy (Call of the Wilds Part 5)
Our band of plucky heroes has scaled the Obsidian Tower in Denarsus to kill Marosharp (and then eventually Galfus). But not everything is as it seems.
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S2E24. The Nightmare Part 1
Back home, Talia and Seline are informed about the bullet that was left with them.
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79. The Telepathy Tapes and the Dangers of ‘Magical Autism’
One of the biggest podcasts out there right now is The Telepathy Tapes. It’s topping the podcast charts on both Apple and Spotify’s American listings, but it perpetrates an incredibly dangerous idea about people with autism. But none of this is new, and we’ve seen this kind of trend before.
So it’s about time we talked about it.
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