Mama's Basement: a Podcast for Outcasts Markus & Akram

race and religion... two things you're not supposed to talk about. so let's talk about it. after all, these are the biggest categories we're boxed into. how much should they matter? what about the spiritual struggle against santa claus? join us for this final deep dive into the ocean of influence. hopefully, you find home somewhere at the bottom 3

how has the internet shaped your life? did you know that choosing your username is basically defining your destiny? the web is crazy - don't get caught in it! join us as we breakdown the influence of the internet on our lives :)

what is love? have you ever been hurt by a baby? join us as we breakdown our first impressions of love, from friends, family, to our significant others... and most importantly, Barney!

back in episode 3 we talked about school, ripped it apart, and we figured that we should probably get a teacher's input to see whether we passed or failed. we ring up one of our former teachers, Mrs. D, to tell us what we got right (or wrong) about the competitive nature of schooling, how school has changed from violent nuns as teachers until now, and how outcasts can find their place in the system.

remember waking up too early on saturday morning, pouring some cereal, and sitting for hours watching cartoons? maybe your mama threw soap operas at night that knocked you right out. did you ever see yourself in a show growing up? or was it more like misrepresentation? we look at the influence of entertainment, characters, and the freedom to be an individual. did titanic scar you too?

school got us all types of messed up. was it the teachers? the kids? the lunches? or all of the above? this isn't a multiple choice test. we're breaking it down, looking back at all of our shenanigans growing up in a suburban district. we talk about teachers that guided us and others that metaphorically paddled us. we also reflect on why we acted out, homecoming kings and queens, sex in the schoolhall, bullying and being different. if you could reimagine school, what would it look like? *que ...