Everything Is Stupid w/ Drew and Garrett

Episode 2: Horror Movies

In this episode, Garrett and Drewston III dive into the world of horror movies, discussing their favorites and least favorites, the evolution of the genre, and what makes a good horror film. They explore the differences between classic and modern horror, the psychology behind why we enjoy being scared, and the importance of suspense in storytelling. The conversation is filled with humor and insights, making it a fun and engaging exploration of horror cinema. In this engaging conversation, Drewston III and Garrett explore the themes of vulnerability and thrill in horror movies, the artistry of in-ring wrestling, and the evolution of wrestling techniques. They discuss their favorite horror films, the importance of storytelling in wrestling, and highlight legendary in-ring workers like Shawn Michaels and Dean Malenko. The conversation culminates in a Mount Rushmore of wrestling technicians, showcasing their admiration for the craft and the impact of these wrestlers on the industry.

Social Media: Are We Really Being Social?

In this episode of the Everything is Stupid Podcast, Garrett and Drewston III delve into the complexities of social media and its impact on society, mental health, and personal relationships. They discuss the pros and cons of social media, the evolution of wrestling eras, and the importance of storytelling in wrestling. The conversation also touches on the deterioration of real-life social skills due to online interactions, the role of managers in wrestling, and the need for unity in a divided world. The hosts emphasize the importance of communication and understanding in both social media and wrestling, advocating for a return to genuine connection and character development. In this conversation, Drewston III and Garrett explore various themes surrounding wrestling legends, the impact of social media, the rise of cyberbullying, and the evolution of political discourse. They discuss the complexities of online behavior, the consequences of social media on mental health, and the need for self-awareness in navigating these challenges. The dialogue also touches on the role of public figures in shaping societal views and the importance of maintaining respectful discourse in a politically charged environment.