Ever wondered how scurvy, scorpions, and strip clubs are connected? Let's embark on a rollercoaster of a conversation that stretches from citrus fruits and pet antics to the unexpected twists of celebrity scenarios you never knew you needed. You'll hear colorful stories about our unforgettable Mardi Gras trip and the wild detours we took along the way, all while sharing laughs over some seriously bizarre imaginations involving Brad Pitt and Kim Basinger. It's a joyful romp through the absurdities of life that will leave you grinning.

Shifting from the absurd to the impactful, we explore how Robert Propst's revolutionary office designs reshaped the modern workspace. Imagine the chaos of the bullpens of yesteryear, and you'll appreciate how Propst's cubicle concept brought a much-needed balance between privacy and productivity. This historical pivot opens a wider conversation about its socio-economic ripple effects, highlighting issues like workers' rights, corporate power dynamics, and the ongoing battles of the middle class in today's economy.

Finally, we plunge into the eerie world of workplace horror, where mundane office settings transform into chilling narratives. Whether it’s the psychological tension of "Exam," the chaos of "Office Uprising," or the corporate nightmares of "Severance," these stories speak to the deeper anxieties we have about work and capitalism. We dissect films like "Mayhem" and "Vampire's Kiss" for their unique takes on horror in the workspace, debating the nuances of their narratives. Plus, we sprinkle in some playful musings on supporting local businesses and wrap it all up with our trademark quirky send-off.

Been a long time comin'. It's our 100th episode!

What if iconic pop culture moments could whisk you away on a nostalgic journey? That's exactly what we aim to do, reminiscing about unforgettable characters like Sho'nuff, the Shogun of Harlem, and dissecting provocative 90s hits like "Short Dick Man." Celebrating our 100th episode milestone, we indulge in a delightful exchange of memories, pondering why certain songs and characters linger in our minds, even when they seem long forgotten. We then transition into the fascinating world of Hugo Pratt's Corto Maltese, a character woven into the fabric of European artistic circles and celebrated for his swashbuckling adventures.

Join us as we navigate the cultural intersections of Corto Maltese, a character whose escapades rival those of Indiana Jones, blending historical events with mythical storytelling. From mingling with legendary figures like Hemingway and Stalin to navigating historical backdrops like the Russian Revolution, Corto Maltese is a true embodiment of adventure and intrigue. However, his legacy extends beyond European borders, surfacing in unexpected places like the DC Universe and influencing modern narratives in films like James Gunn's The Suicide Squad.

Our adventure continues with a spirited discussion on comic book lore and the importance of supporting local comic shops. Embracing the whimsical spirit of characters like Kid Chameleon, we emphasize personal responsibility and community spirit, encouraging everyone to spread positivity and keep their surroundings tidy. As we celebrate our 100th episode, we send our heartfelt wishes to our community of enthusiasts, fondly known as 'wizards,' with a cheerful 'Godspeed.

Ever wondered what happens when horror and humor collide in the most chaotic way? For our last Halloween installment we'll take you on a journey through the Waxwork film series, a mix of supernatural oddities and comedic blunders. We dive into the eccentric world of these cult classics, where the allure is as strange as the plot twists themselves. From surreal courtroom drama to slapstick horror, this episode examines how these movies manage to be both entertaining and bewildering, offering up unintentional laughs and perplexing storylines.

The Waxwork films try to balance horror with comedy, often stumbling hilariously along the way. We critique the peculiar character dynamics, bizarre narrative choices, and a third act that spirals into pure madness. With Zach Galligan's unusual morning routine and David Warner's enigmatic waxwork proprietor, these films serve as a patchwork of ambitious ideas, albeit with a coherence that's often lost in translation. Whether it’s Galligan and Sarah navigating eerie waxwork scenarios or unexpected cameos like Bruce Campbell adding slapstick humor, there's never a dull moment in this cinematic fever dream.

Join us as we embrace the absurdity and humor of these films, celebrating their quirks and flaws. From the unexpected procedural elements to the chaotic mashup of horror tropes, the Waxwork series is a rollercoaster of bizarre plot elements and pop culture references. Despite their shortcomings, these films are an unintentional comedy goldmine, and we can't wait for you to enjoy our lighthearted critique of these cinematic oddities. If you're someone who delights in the bizarre and potentially terrible, these movies are definitely worth a watch. Be sure to like, share, and subscribe, and let us know your thoughts on this wild ride!