Ep. 71-The Barbarians

Ep. 71-The Barbarians

It's time to close out our Sword, Sorcery, and Steroids Month. What's better than one juiced-to-the-gills, loincloth-clad, oily muscleman? TWO! Despite her denials, this one was by Kerry's very own (naive) request. Come join us as we discuss lucky chicken bones, what actually makes one a barbarian, and the superb acting chops of Misters Peter and David Paul, aka The Barbarian Brothers! Thanks to The Hooplas for "Carolina Love Song."

Ep. 70-The Great Escape

Surprise episode! Happy Father's Day! We decided to watch one of Honeybeard's dad's favorite movies from back in the day. Come hear us chat about Steve McQueen, underwhelming motorcycle chases, and the difference between a hard and soft N@zi. Thanks as always to The Hooplas for "Carolina Love Song."

Ep. 69-Masters of the Universe (1987)

It's Honeybeard's turn to have some big feelings. He-Man was his jam back in the day, so what did he think of this as a kid? What does Kerry think about it as an adult? Come hear us gab about Dolph Lundgren's ample bosom, unimpressive box jumps, the difference between Ram-Man and Man-Ram, and more as we discuss the movie that broke Cannon Films. Thank you as always to The Hooplas for "Carolina Love Song."

Ep. 68- The Beastmaster

Happy Pride Month! In honor, we are doing Sword, Sorcery, and Steroids for June. If you were alive and had cable in the 80s, you saw at least some of this. Alas, poor Kerry did NOT have cable then, so she has gone decades without knowing the ways of The Beastmaster. Join Kerry and Captain Honeybeard as they discuss Paula Abdul (!?), homoerotic log-lifting, and the questionable conditions the master's beasts were working under. Thanks as always to The Hooplas for "Carolina Love Song."

Ep. 67-Akira

It's AniMay, and we're taking on the granddaddy of modern anime, Akira! We're also joined by a special guest...Kerry and Honeybeard's own spawn, anime nerd, and lead singer of Enlightened Iguanas, Raistlin! Hear us pontificate on Akira's influence, who even is Akira, zombie toddlers, cyberpunk, and other nonsense we know nothing about! Thanks as always to The Hooplas for "Carolina Love Song."