Ep 20 - The Man, The Myth, The Beardsley

Ep 20 - The Man, The Myth, The Beardsley

Phase 2 of Baby Boyz - or Baby Boyz 2.0 - is upon us. Let’s take a deep dive into the man, the myth, the legend that is Christopher Beardsley. To some he is a man. To other’s he only lives in their imaginations. The best possible comparison is Bigfoot - for multiple reasons. Let’s learn about our new cohost and hear about some of these Boyz’ shenanigans.

Ep 19 - Mighty Morphin Baby Boyz

We be morphin. Them Boyz discuss what they have in store for the future. Colin  - A.K.A. Old Reliable - talks through some of his ideas for the new direction of the Pod. Nester looks to pastures new and work towards his passion for film. A 'See You Later' episode but there will be plenty more from the Orignial Baby Boyz right here.

Ep 16 - Cinema Boyz: Superbad

Happy Spooky season friends! Time for another movie deep dive, and this ep’s subject is a scaaaary one…scary FUNNY that is (see what we did there?)! That’s right, it’s Superbad, and Colin and Nester make the case for why this one may just be the best comedy of the 21st Century. We’ll talk about the project’s genesis and why it might feel so authentic, behind the scenes tales of the casting and production, and there may even be a Baby Boyz exclusive “interview” with one of the cast members. Listen to find out!

Ep 15 - Honnold Me Tight

Welcome back babies, the Boyz are back in town! We’re kicking off season 2 with an idea that came to Nester in a waking COVID fever dream, kinda. We’re talking “alpinism” (mountain climbing, to the layperson); the history, the key players, the thrills, the chills, the spills. We also cover the pod’s new format at the top of the show, so get on board with that!. This ep also features some audio hijinks that have Nester clipping out like Max Headroom [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nt56RMbpq_0] (don’t worry, still very listenable…we’re workin’ on it).

Ep 14 - Appomattox

The Baby Boyz round out Season 1 of the pod exactly how they started it: talkin’ Civil War shit. While the premier focused on the beginning of the war, the finale focuses on the end. What were the circumstances and conditions of the (SPOILER ALERT) Confederate surrender? Was the “last battle” truly the last battle, and is it even possible to identify a singular endpoint of the war? Get your last BB fix before summer break to find out. **Audio Credit - Ken Burn’s: The Civil War (1990)