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In this week’s lunch, we talk about modding a Playstation Classic, run through a classic movie face-off to pick the winners, and get in touch with our true selves thanks to the coronavirus quarantine.
Club members get access to a live recording of Lunch with Jim & A.Ron every Friday at 1pm, where members get to ask questions in real time. On the fifth anniversary of Lunch with Jim & A.Ron, we started reheating previous lunch episodes and making them available to the public for the first time.
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This week on lunch: Detailed plans for the return of Watching Dead. Edge or middle of brownies? Are cast iron pans worth it? Tiny Houses. Beard fiddling. And more.
In Episode #25, originally aired on 5.8.15: Jim and A.Ron discuss the problems of the glut of Golden Age television. How do you decide what to watch? How do you decide what to let go? Can you ever catch up? All this and more is pondered over Lunch.
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We talk about movie theaters and coronavirus, road trips, and a host of other topics. Join the forum to ask questions with fellow club members here or use #baldlunch on Twitter!
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Join the forum to ask questions with fellow club members here or use #baldlunch on Twitter!
In Episode #24, originally aired on 4.24.15: Jim and A.Ron discuss their religious past and pull something from the dark recesses of the Bald Move studio closet… an alpha version of the card game “The Society” that the boys created years ago to explain what it feels like to grow up in a cult.
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Join the forum to ask questions with fellow club members here or use #baldlunch on Twitter!
In Episode #23, originally aired on 4.17.15:
Jim and A.Ron discuss Netflix’s Daredevil, their plans for True Detective, The Deer Hunter, the video games we’ve been playing, (Diablo, Hearthstone, Destiny), our reactions to the new Star Wars trailer, and much more.
In Episode #22, originally aired on 4.10.15:
Jim and A.Ron get real as they talk about their reactions to the new Scientology documentary on HBO, “Going Clear”, and how it relates to growing up in a cult of their own.