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  Check out the network’s new podcast Dipperz. There’s five episodes on the feed so far; here’s one of them. Episode #4 is $6.66 for the first minute, $.69 each additional minute as Sarah and Lauren take a dip into 1-900 mumbers*! Make sure you get your parents permission before listening.* In a time long ago, far away, before the internet, people used to pay to make a landline phone call for premium audio content. https://open.spotify.com/show/6LMXvqaGE3WsXHFhWMTuHB

 Subscribe now to the new podcast, A Cosmic Void starring Alex Biggs Small and Jeremiah Perez! Here's a taste of one episode, there's more on the feed and many more to come. This episode is about the Alex Garland instant classic: Ex Machina. We dissect the movie going scene by scene uncovering the themes that run beneath. We discuss the feminist reading of this movie, the allusions to literature and history, and discuss the slightly ahead of it's time presentation of the danger of data mining. And of course we list movies that informed it, as well as movies influenced by it. And that's just the tip of the iceberg!

In which FARCH.I could stop there. There are new and old segments. It's very fun. Trust me.

In which our guest Brock has mutton chops, we ask the band Boston "Douche or No Douche?", and we work out the kinks of the brand new game. Goddamn it feels good to be back.

In which Michael brings us delightful sausage treats and then challenges Connor's inaugural On the Record title as the two debate the Say Anything records "Hebrews" (Michael) and "In Defense of the Genre " (Connor). Then the guys briefly talk about the upcoming new Chairea record. If you liked the episode last week but didn't think it was edited tightly enough, go check out the Box Office Battle podcast feed, because Biggs did a bang up job editing it for their style.

In which Michael visits us to act as judge as we borrow a format from Box Office Battle and pit two records against each other in our new segment "On the Record." Listen as Connor argues in favor of Punchline's "Just Say Yes" and Eric defends Bayside's "The Walking Wounded."