Electric Bookaloo: Davos I (ASOS)
Does Davos hear the voice of a god? If so, is the Faith of the Seven based on a supernatural force within Westeros? How much of Davos’s faith is superstitious? Professor Phil Haberkern joins to discuss.
Does Davos hear the voice of a god? If so, is the Faith of the Seven based on a supernatural force within Westeros? How much of Davos’s faith is superstitious? Professor Phil Haberkern joins to discuss.
The Fallout Boys, Jim and A.Ron, are back at it in the wasteland to cover season 2 of Fallout. The Amazon Prime show starts its newest season with all the promise of mayhem and mirth of season 1. Stick around with Bald Move to get your fix on all things Fallout.
Experience the holiday cheer of Podcasts of Christmas Past and enjoy this special public premiere episode!
Jim and A.Ron tap into the hivemind (your emails) to discuss the theories, quandaries, and commentary circulating Pluribus. Does consent really matter to the Pluribi? Does everyone know what everything tastes like? Would Manousos ever ask for assistance?
There are SPOILERS ahead. Get the scoop on what Jim and A.Ron are watching behind the scenes!
It’s a cold Christmas in Manhattan during the 1940s as Julia (Loretta Young) and her Reverend husband (David Niven) slowly grow apart. Prayers are answered with the arrival of the angel Dudley (Cary Grant). Jim and A.Ron have a religious experience getting drunk during this coverage of the comedy holiday movie The Bishop’s Wife (1947).
Lunchtime!
Manousos is the only person who seems to surpass Carol’s level of stubbornness. A.Ron can’t help but notice the parallels between Manousos and Christ-like imagery. Carol learns to live life on her own. Join in with Pluribussin with Jim and A.Ron as they discuss “The Gap” on Apple TV+.
Is there anything that Tyrion can do to earn his father’s respect? Was there ever? Joining to discuss: Arthur Amalvy, Pádraig MacCarron, and Iain MacInnis.
It’s time to discuss YOUR feedback for Pluribus on Apple TV+. Jim and A.Ron ponder your questions, comments, and theories on Carol, the Pluribi, and the other “free thinkers” in the show.