SHENANIGANGSTERS

In which our heroes record after a long hiatus and bring in Brian’s wife, Akasha for a super sized podcast! So much was covered in this podcast that it’s hard to know where to start. The usual journeys from the banal to the deep and philosophical. And a lot of fart talk. I mean a lot. Mostly toward the end. Which is probably where fart talk should go. They also ponder the queef.

In which Peter Rogers fills in for Brian and Heath and Peter discuss illness, being grumpy old men, social media annoyances, suspension of disbelief, movies, and even a little of the forbidden ground of politics. They also retread some ground that Heath and Brian have tread before, but so it goes as you do weekly podcasts and try to remember what you’ve talked about.

In which our heroes get deep and tackle death and religion, identification with opinions (such as the various wars such as Mac/PC, iOS/Android, Xbox/Playstation), learning German for a film role and much more of the usual random mouth spewing variety.

In which our heroes discuss the days past of “appointment viewing” television, Brian’s trials and tribulations as a vegan, and play a bunch of TV themes and other tunes off Heath’s phone, and Brian literally phones it in for the last 10 minutes. Plus the usual assortment of lunacy.

In which our heroes solve for sexist math, explore the manly state of MANTANA, have a romantic ukulele duet, invent Movie Credit Theme Songs and Heath tries not to cough up a lung, among the other usual ingredients in the Shenanigangsters burrito.

In which our heroes talk of their adventures in traffic tickets, Heath’s days at the Texas Renaissance Festival, and get stuck in Russian accents this week singing Beatles songs, among the other usual trips that you might think are drug fueled but are actually just our completely sober brains.

In which our heroes discuss the usual like movies, video games and other miscellany, while Heath seems to never shut up about his younger school days and his trip to Maui.

In which our heroes can’t seem to shut up in this super sized podcast about impressions, Shakespeare, self-hype, the weird world of acting and show business, and Brian reveals that he watched the first feature film that Heath was ever in. All sprinkled with a lovely potpourri of random silliness.

In which our heroes talk movie quotes, Mr. Freeze ice puns, read embarrassing stories from Seventeen and Cosmopolitan in random voices and channel Bjork in what could possibly be the most random episode yet, and we feel that’s saying something. It may be either the most entertaining or the most annoying episode yet. Maybe both.

In which our heroes talk a lot about movies and television, whether or not the organic evolution of language will lead to an idiocracy, filming Moving Day, the strange life of an actor, and do another edition of Cold Read/Bad Impression Theatre, among their other journeys into the esoteric.

In which our heroes get real like some kind of podcast therapy while also discussing theatrical dream roles, relationships, the world of acting and filmmaking, movies, and cymbal monkeys plus a plethora of random tangents upon tangents. Yes, a plethora. Give it a listen. Don’t be a cymbal monkey.

In which our heroes get sexy after dark, cold read a script, invent "Pop-up Audio," discuss spoilers,nthe rumors of a Batman/Superman crossover in Man of Steel 2, and blue poop, among the other usual tangents and flights of fancy. Shout out to Kelsey H.

In which our heroes talk way too much about Kevin Smith, and now worry about having good conversations off the mic among many other random tangents.

In which our heroes finally stop talking about doing things and start actually doing things. Which in this case is talking. And recording it. They embark on their podcast journey like a wobbly newborn doe, and try not to collapse and fall on their faces.