LWJ&A – Episode 298 – Foreskin for Everyone!
Lunchtime! This week we talk about removing babies’ toenails and pinky toes, Mike retiring from PAX, going out after covid, and take questions from the audience.
Lunchtime! This week we talk about removing babies’ toenails and pinky toes, Mike retiring from PAX, going out after covid, and take questions from the audience.
A.Ron is back to cover the introduction to Samwell Tarly! Steve appreciates the sex advice from Tormund Giantsbane. Dr. Jana Mathews discusses the clothing differences between classes. Theme song: Game of Thrones (80’s TV Theme) by Highway Superstar Join the discussion: Email | Forums Follow us: Instagram | LeDonneBooks.com Anthony Le Donne is the co-author…
The Variant is revealed (several times, actually) in the second episode of Loki, and it looks like we’ve got more time-traveling in our future (or past). Join us for a discussion of time-travel ethics, anti-heroes, and a pretty solid theory about Steve Rogers’ deal with the TVA.
Get Shorty’s portrayal of Hollywood might feel a little dated over 25 years later but it remains undeniably cool, which is what you’d expect from an adaptation of an Elmore Leonard novel. Join us for a conversation of this slick mashup of Hollywood and mafia.
Lunchtime! This week the cicadas get their revenge on A.Ron, as do the nightmares he’s having after playing phasmophobia and watching The Conjuring 3 in the same week. Jim gives a big update on his modeling hobby and then we take listener questions.
Martin’s coauthor Linda Antonsson talks about the early stages of Game of Thrones. Tara Jenkins covers Eddard V. Steve talks about torture, religion, and dog butts. And Medievalist Jana Mathews explains how Dante’s “seven hells” relates to Game of Thrones.
We’ve seen the first episode of the trickster god’s new Disney+ series and we’re here to say that it’s off to a good start. Join us each Wednesday for our instant take podcast covering what’s shaping up to be a series of timey wimey morality problems to solve; just the kinda stuff we like.
I was honestly nervous about this one. It’s supposedly going to be Daniel Day-Lewis’ final film and I’d heard mixed reviews before checking it out. It’s also a movie about the stuffiest of dressmakers which is paced very… precisely. However, thanks mostly to a few incredible performances, it held my interest long enough to get to the moments that set this movie apart. There are some serious spoilers for those moments though so watch the movie, then come back and give our podcast a listen if you’re so inclined.
Thanks to epicmouthful for commissioning the podcast for Terry Gilliam’s “The Adventures of Baron Munchausen”. It’s absurd and hilarious, it’s got something to say, but above all else, it’s imaginative. I think that’s the highest compliment you could pay to the co-writer and director of this film as Gilliam brings his “Trilogy of Imagination” to a close. Join us for the podcast to hear our full review.
Lunchtime! This week we talk about Jim’s meeting with his realtor, A.Ron’s Bo Burnham love, what a Jurassic Park / Fast and Furious crossover would look like, and then answer a whole lot more listener questions.