The Hateful Eight
Justin and Keith return with an in-depth discussion of Quentin Tarantino's eighth film, The Hateful Eight. Justin shares a story of being sneak-pic'd at the local grocery store, and the two discuss Keith's last recommendation from five months ago, The Cobbler. Hot mics on this one.
Everything is a spoiler-heavy podcast. We talk about all aspects of whatever we are discussing and do not announce or avoid spoilers in any way.
Show Rundown
The Hateful Eight: 08m 04s
Recommendations - The Cobbler: 01h 06m 38s
Poor Vikings Fans Shot The Saddest Videos After Devastating Loss
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Cop Car
Show Rundown
Cop Car: 08m 05s
Catastrophe: 48m 43s
Participation Trophies: 53m 45s
Day Wave: 01h 01m 31s
Recommendation - The Cobbler
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The Gift, Unfriended, and Man From Reno
Show Rundown
The Gift - 06m 31s
Unfriended - 25m 11s
Man From Reno - 41m 21s
Contradiction - 48m 17s
Limetown - 55m 08s
Recommendation - Day Wave
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Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation, White God, and Her Story
In this episode of Everything Justin shares his latest experience at the local library. He also discusses the new Mission Impossible movie, Rogue Nation. Keith talks about the movie White God, and the anime series Attack on Titan. The two briefly discuss the New Yorker's interview with Darren Wilson before losing the thread and talking about social justice in a broader sense. They close the show with a discussion of Her Story and the multiple interpretations of its plot.
Show Rundown
10m 44s - Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation
The Concourse - The New Mission: Impossible Is Almost Better Than The New Mad Max
Mission: Impossible - A Mole Hunt
26m 10s - White God
33m 15s - Attack on Titan
42m 20s - New Yorker - The Man Who Shot Michael Brown
This American Life - The Problem We All Live With
51m 30s - Her Story
/u/JOEYSWEARWORDS - My theory/timeline
Her Story full interview playlist
Polygon's Quality Control - Her Story
01h 10m 20s - Recommendation - Limetown
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Tig, Toad Road, and Inside Out
In this episode of Everything Justin and Keith try to figure out the best way to deal with an office deadbeat. Justin tries to explain his uneasiness with the Netflix documentary Tig. They both discuss the unexpectedly good indie thriller Toad Road. Keith shares his experience of taking his 6 year old son to see Inside Out in theaters, and then goes on to discuss the documentary Lost Soul, and the book Wolf in White Van. They close the show with a discussion about last week's recommendation An Honest Liar, and Justin recommends Her Story.
Show Rundown
Tig - 12m 36s
Toad Road - 21m 05s
Inside Out - 44m 07s
Lost Soul - 55m 55s
Wolf In White Van - 01h 05m 00s
An Honest Liar - 01h 10m 46s
Mentioned in this Episode
This American Life - NUMMI 2015
Vocativ - American Ghost Story: The Brief, Eerie Life of Model Sara Anne Jones
Vice interview with Jason Banker and Elijah Wood
Pendleton Ward's hand-drawn Twitter RPG
Recommendation - Her Story
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Creep
In this week's episode of Everything Justin and Keith open the show by discussing Wes Walker, the Wolf of Wall Street, Scarface, and the responsibility that Hollywood does or does not have about controlling their message. Justin discusses This is the End and the two explore censorship in America, before talking about the found footage horror film, Creep. Keith finishes the segment by talking about the documentary Kung Fu Elliot and murder mystery Wild Canaries.
Show Rundown
Wes Walker - 00m 23s
This is the End - 16m 12s
Creep - 27m 30s
Kung Fu Elliot - 43m 50s
Wild Canaries - 56m 54s
Mentioned in this Episode
Recommendation - An Honest Liar
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Mid-Year Retrospective
In this episode of Everything Justin and Keith take a look back at what they've seen, read, played, and listened to in 2015.
Show Rundown
Go Set A Watchman: 10m 51s
Movies: 12m 40s
Bill Burr: I'm Sorry You Feel That Way
Books: 23m 05s
The Book of Strange New Things
Television: 26m 28s
Games: 33m 30s
Music: 46m 15s
The Rolling Stones - Exile on Main St.
Alabama Shakes - Sound and Color
American Wrestlers - American Wrestlers
Podcasts: 57m 40s
Mentioned in this Episode
Vox: Why I'm Finally Convinced It's Time to Stop Saying "You Guys"
High Fidelity - Autobiographical Record collection
Anti-Recommendation - Wes Walker
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John Wick, Jurassic World, and Vince Staples
In this episode of Everything Justin and Keith prematurely settle their Self/Less bet with the promise of a new challenge. Justin talks about the documentary Fed Up, but spends most of the conversation wondering how people can watch things in their beds without falling asleep. They also discuss the Keanu Reeves movie John Wick, and try to figure out what the appeal of watching an hour and a half of shooting people in the head is. Keith talks about Slow West, and questions some of the decision making skills of its characters. The two then discuss the summer blockbuster Jurassic World. Keith followed up last week's faux-recommendation by listening to Vince Staples' new album Summertime '06, but quickly loses his way when he stumbles into a Miguel leg trap. They close the show by discussing Hearthstone and Destiny's grinding mechanics, and they try to figure out just how manipulative Donna Stevens' Idiot Box really is.
Show Rundown
Self/Less: 05m 48s
Fed Up: 9m 52s
John Wick: 12m 18s
Slow West: 16m 14s
Jurassic World: 21m 38s
Vince Staples: 32m 10s
Miguel: 35m 42s
Hearthstone: 39m 00s
Idiot Box: 43m 43s
Mentioned In This Episode
Joss Whedon calls Jurassic World sexist
Bryce Dallas Howard defends her high heels
Kendrick Lamar's crazy sounding single, "i"
Keith's Recommendation - Thomas Was Alone
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Pixar, What Happened Miss Simone?, and Her Story
In this episode of Everything Justin and Keith discuss the legitimacy of the Pixar kids' movie, and whether or not Wall E is a cynical take on the future. Keith explores another, potetially misrepresented, musical icon with the Netflix documentary What Happened, Miss Simone?. He also talks about the tonally confused documentary Point and Shoot and the confusingly marketed comedy Balls Out. Justin talks about his brief time spent with the iOS game Her Story, while Keith shares his feelings on Gone Home, having finished playing the game. He also talks about the anime inspired RPG Valkyria Chronicles. The two close the show by discussing Leon Bridges, Vince Staples, and the scope of music, where Justin probably says a lot of things he will later on regret (I'm typing this before having edited the episode, I'd put the odds at 90/10 in favor of regret). Justin recommends Donna Stevens' photo set Idiot Box.
Show Rundown
Pixar Shorts & Wall E: 10m 53s
What Happened, Miss Simone?: 22m 33s
Point and Shoot: 28m 49s
Balls Out: 36m 47s
Her Story: 47m 02s
Gone Home: 51m 20s
Valkyria Chronicles: 59m 18s
Leon Bridges: 01h 03m 10s
Vince Staples: 01h 09m 10s
Recommendation - Donna Stevens’ Idiot Box: 01h 12m 20s
Mentioned In This Episode
Frustrating Facebook posts in Keith's news feed
Justin's continued struggles on the Destiny subreddit
Keith's Letterboxd review of Balls Out
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Ballers, Inside Out, and Destiny
In this episode of Everything Justin and Keith talk as briefly as possible about the new HBO series Ballers, and Keith revisits an HBO classic in Deadwood. Justin discusses the new Pixar movie Inside Out as well as the accompanying short Lava. Keith talks about the Brendan Gleeson starring film Calvary, as well as his son's new 3DS, and Banner Saga. The two discuss the legitimacy and ramifications of virtual reality, before Justin shares his latest experience in the Destiny subreddit. Keith recommends the new soul singer Leon Bridges, and Justin talks about the blandness of President Obama's appearance on WTF. The show closes with a short discussion of Fallout Shelter, and Keith recommends Justin watch every Pixar short.
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Show Rundown
Ballers: 09m 21s
Deadwood: 11m 00s
Inside Out: 15m 34s
Calvary: 32m 20s
Virtual Reality: 40m 05s
Banner Saga: 48m 43s
Destiny: 50m 54s
Leon Bridges: 01h 03m 07s
WTF with Obama: 01h 07m 16s
Fallout Shelter: 01h 09m 32s
Lava: 01h 11m 39s
Bonus off-mic Lava conversation with Julia: 01h 17m 10s
Mentioned in this episode
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Hot Girls Wanted, Game of Thrones, and E3
In this week's episode of Everything Justin and Keith talk about the Yahoo original series Other Space and its potentially antiquated gender politics, the Netflix documentary Hot Girls Wanted and its potentially antiquated gender politics, and the Game of Thrones season finale and its potentially antiquated gender politics. Justin also makes an argument for George R.R. Martin landing at the top of the as yet unestablished Thought Crimes most wanted. The two also discuss the movies Nightcrawler, We Are Still Here, and The Tree of Life. Then they dive into Monday's slate of E3 press conferences and the offerings from Steam's Summer Sale. They wrap up the show with a brief discussion of Rogue Legacy, and Justin recommends the surprise new Bethesda mobile game, Fallout Shelter.
Show Rundown
Other Space: 05m 32s
Hot Girls Wanted: 12m 40s
Nightcrawler: 32m 48s
Game of Thrones: 42m 12s
We Are Still Here: 55m 17s
The Tree of Life: 57m 52s
E3: 01h 05m 02s
Steam Summer Sale: 01h 17m 14s
Rogue Legacy: 01h 21m 43s
Recommendation
Fallout Shelter: 01h 24m 55s
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#INTRODUCTIONS, Thought Crimes, Welcome to Me, and Destiny
In this episode of Everything Justin and Keith discuss Frozen for the last time, Shia LeBouf's viral video #INTRODUCTIONS, the HBO documentary Thought Crimes, the Kristen Wiig movie Welcome to Me, found footage-time travel feature Project Almanac, the graphic novel Revival, recent Xbox One releases Olli Olli and Rogue Legacy, Destiny's Trials of Osiris, Philadelphia band Cayetana, and Gimlet Media's Mystery Show.
Show Rundown
Frozen: 09m 38s
#INTRODUCTIONS: 12m 02s
Thought Crimes: 19m 43s
Welcome to Me: 39m 05s
Project Almanac: 45m 04s
Revival: 48m 38s
Olli Olli: 59m 30s
Rogue Legacy: 01h 01m 01s
Destiny: 01h 06 05s
Cayetana: 01h 13m 40s
Mystery Show: 01h 19m 08s
Recommendations: 01h 26m 23s
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Mad Men Finale and Mad Max Fury Road
In this episode of Everything Justin and Keith discuss their feelings on the end of Ex Machina. Keith talks about the Mad Men series finale and the movie Wild Tales. The two have an in-depth discussion of Mad Max Fury Road and the semi-satanic, semi-gambling game Cordial Minuet. They move on to discuss the recent offerings from This American Life, last week's recommendation of Pry, and Justin's recommendation, Grand Theft Auto Pacifist.
Show Rundown
Ex Machina: 07m 06s
Mad Men Finale: 10m 46s
Wild Tales: 26m 12s
Mad Max Fury Road: 33m 20s
Cordial Minuet: 55m 20s
This American Life: 01h 02m 10s
Pry: 01h 06m 15s
GoldVision's Grand Theft Auto Pacifist: 01h 11m 10s
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Ex Machina
In this episode of Everything Justin and Keith are joined by their wives Julia and Elise to discuss the new Alex Garland movie Ex Machina. The discussion begins around the 10 minute mark.
Because there were four of us recording and we only have two microphones, the sound is a little quiet and you may need to turn the volume up. There is also a lot of chewing, crunching, and drinking in the beginning of the episode, so if that's not your thing, you may want to skip this one.
Check out the Youtube video talked about in the episode, Humans Need Not Apply.
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Montage of Heck, My Morning Jacket, and P.T.
In this episode of Everything Justin opens up about his feelings on Frozen. Keith discusses Selma and the connection he sees with American Sniper, and the two discuss the HBO documentary about Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain, Montage of Heck. Justin all talks about the Netflix originals Scrotal Recall and Chef's Table, and Keith talks about the David Cronenberg movie Maps to the Stars, the graphic novel Sex Criminals, and the Jason Rohrer game Cordial Minuet. The two also discuss new albums from My Morning Jacket, Surfer Blood, and Waxahatchee. The show closes with discussion of last weeks recommendation of P.T. and Keith recommends Pry.
Show Rundown
Frozen: 00m 00s
Scrotal Recall: 17m 15s
Chef's Table: 22m 21s
Montage of Heck: 28m 15s
Selma: 40m 23s
Maps to the Stars: 48m 47s
Sex Criminals: 54m 25s
Cordial Minuet: 56m 46s
My Morning Jacket: 01h 04m 37s
Surfer Blood: 01h 07m 25s
Waxahatchee: 01h 12m 02s
P.T.: 01h 13m 35s
Pry: 01h 19m 08s
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A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night, The Duke of Burgundy, and American Sniper
In this episode of Everything Justin and Keith discuss Casey Neistat's vlog, David Ulrich's retrospective of Not Another Teen Movie, A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night, The Duke of Burgundy, and American Sniper. Keith talks about the board game Pandemic, and the PC game Royals, and provides an update for the Jessie Baylin watch. The show closes with a discussion of last week's recommendation Free to Play and esports in general, and Justin has put together a P.T. playlist for this week's recommendation.
Show Rundown
Casey Neistat: 08m 25s
Not Another Teen Movie: 10m 57s
A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night: 13m 58s
The Duke of Burgundy: 23m 18s
American Sniper: 30m 50s
Pandemic: 50m 20s
Royals: 54m 10s
Jessie Baylin Watch: 57m 01s
Free To Play: 58m 10s
P.T.: 01h 14m 46s
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2015 Summer Movie Guide
In this episode of Everything Justin and Keith share some quick opinions on the movie They Came Together, and the documentaries Tales of The Grim Sleeper, and The Great Invisible. Then they dive into The Verge's Summer Movie Guide. They follow that up with a brief discussion of the Baltimore Riots. Keith talks about his admiration for The Vanishing of Ethan Carter, and the two close the segment with a discussion of the podcast Upvoted, and the bands American Wrestlers, Sheer Mag, and Alabama Shakes. In recommendations they talk about the great Alan Wake and the possiblity of a sequel, and Keith recommends the Valve documentary Free To Play.
Show Rundown
They Came Together: 05m 40s
Tales of the Grim Sleeper: 10m 26s
The Great Invisibile: 17m 45s
Summer Movie Guide
- The Avengers: 22m 54s
- Mad Max: 30m 11s
- Tomorrowland: 35m 23s
- Poltergeist: 44m 00s
- San Andreas: 44m 53s
- Entourage: 45m 57s
- Insidious 3: 47m 43s
- Jurassic World: 49m 15s
- Inside Out: 55m 27s
- Terminator Genisys: 57m 50s
- Self/Less: 59m 05s
- Trainwreck: 01h 02m 20s
- Antman: 01h 05m 22s
- Mission Impossible: 01h 06m 06s
- Fantastic Four: 01h 07m 45s
- Straight Outta Compton: 01h 09m 00s
- The Man From UNCLE: 01h 09m 45s
Baltimore Riots: 01h 15m 08s
The Vanishing of Ethan Carter: 01h 18m 15s
Upvoted: 01h 21m 21s
American Wrestlers: 01h 24m 25s
Sheer Mag: 01h 24m 44s
Alabama Shakes: 01h 25m 28s
Alan Wake: 01h 29m 18s
Free To Play: 01h 30m 55s
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Bloodline, The Gambler, and Mortdecai
In this episode of Everything Justin discusses his spoiler-filled week of Bloodline and Countdown City, while Keith tries to justify his terrible movie choices of The Gambler and Mortdecai. The two then discuss The League of Extraordianry Gentlemen and Alan Moore's body of work. The show closes with a brief discussion of last week's recommendation of 80 days, and Justin recommends the Polygon write up and prototype video of Alan Wake 2.
Next week's show will feature a discussion around The Verge's Summer Movie Guide.
Show Rundown
Bloodline: 04m 45s
The Gambler: 12m 48s
Mortdecai: 23m 30s
Battlefield Hardline: 30m 03s
Countdown City: 34m 50s
The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen: 42m 35s
80 Days: 49m 32s
Recommendations: 53m 18s
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Daredevil, Mad Men, Better Call Saul, Game of Thrones, and The Southern Reach Trilogy
In this episode of Everything Justin and Keith talk about the first episode of Netflix and Marvel's new TV show Daredevil, and debate the legitimatcy of superhero properties. Keith goes on to talk about the final season of Mad Men, the first season of Better Call Saul, and the season 5 premiere of Game of Thrones. Justin has finally finished The Southern Reach Trilogy, and he isn't happy about it. Keith closes the segment by talking about the graphic novel Sex Criminals. In the recommendations segment Keith and Justin discuss the web-game Freshman Year, and Keith recommends the mobile game 80 days.
Show Rundown
Daredevil: 08m 27s
Mad Men: 23m 40s
Better Call Saul: 28m 22s
Game of Thrones: 33m 04s
The Southern Reach Trilogy: 36m 00s
Sex Criminals: 44m 20s
Freshman Year: 51m 20s
Weird Audio Glitch: 53m 12s
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Bloodline, World of Tomorrow, and Courtney Barnett
In this episode of Everything Justin talks about his early feelings on the Netflix series Bloodline, while Keith shares what he thinks after finishing the first season. Keith talks more about his continuning impressions of The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, then the two have an in-depth discussion on Don Hertzfeldt's new short, World of Tomorrow. In the playing section Ketih talks about a game he bought on Steam called The Vanishing of Ethan Carter and a mobile game called Alto's Adventure. The two talk at lenght about Courtney Barnett's new album, and Keith briefly discusses a few other selections he's been listening too. In the recommendations section they discuss last week's suggestion of Dark Place by Jessie Baylin and Justin recommends the browser based game Freshman Year.
Show Rundown
Bloodline: 10m 42s
The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt: 19m 40s
World of Tomorrow: 24m 05s
The Vanishing of Ethan Carter: 44m 00s
Alto's Adventure: 49m 39s
American Wrestlers: 51m 05s
Courtney Barnett: 52m 25s
Tobias Jesso Jr.: 01h 02m 15s
Houndmouth: 01h 05m 30s
Recommendations: 01h 06m 29s
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The intro/outro music for the show was found on The Free Music Archive, and is provided by Johnny Hawaii:
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