Showing posts with label representation of mental illness in media. Show all posts
Showing posts with label representation of mental illness in media. Show all posts

Monday, February 4, 2019


Episode #40, "Spoilers: Broken Glass—Broken Tomometer," is now available for your listening pleasure.  Find it on all of the podcasting apps and things. If you need help finding an app or thing, check the link in bio.

This week the boys finally get around to talking about what they said they would discuss, but didn't, at their live recording a few weeks back: Representation of Mental Illness in Media. Spoiler warning, while they do not spoil Glass, they do spoil the following movies and TV shows:


  • Me, Myself, and Irene
  • The Sopranos 
  • Homeland 
  • Split
  • Just the Ten of Us 
  • Identity 
  • K9 (The 1989 Jim Belushi film, not the 2016 Hong Kong romantic police procedural K9 Cop)
  • Shane


It's a big topic, and the boys don't come close to covering all of it. Be prepared to revisit, maybe with a great guest, wink wink.

We also get updates to Catfish's dating life, Carl's lactose intolerance, website drama, and so much more!

You know the drill by now: make sure you #subscribe to and #rate the podcast on the apps and the things. Tell your friends and acquaintances.


Monday, January 21, 2019


Episode #38, "Live from Tucson Fringe Fest!," is now available for your listening pleasure.  Find it on all of the podcasting apps and things. If you need help finding an app or thing, check the link in bio.

We! Did! It! Live!

That's right, on Sunday, January 13th Carl and Catfish recorded a live episode at the 2019 Tucson Fringe Festival.  In front of a live studio audience and everything!  This is the boys’ first live podcasting episode *AND* the first podcast recorded in the history of Tucson Fringe! History, babyyyy!

There's quite a kerfuffle over the topic at hand as both Catfish and Carl prepared for different topics. Multiple guests join them on stage, but that doesn't make it much better.

But what if it did?

Finally, Catfish suggests they open up their relationship to other people. For the last week Carl has remained uncertain if this means Catfish wants to break up or be polyamorous. (He just wants Carl to stop being so controlling when Catfish is trying to listen to the 'I Am Rapaport’ podcast.)

You know the drill by now: make sure you #subscribe to and #rate the podcast on the apps and the things. Tell your friends and acquaintances.