The A and M Podcast

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Ever wondered what happens when a Gen X parent and their Millennial kid try to make sense of the world together? Join us for lighthearted takes, hilarious disagreements, and honest convos about life, culture, and growing up in two totally different decades. It’s the perfect mix of nostalgia, sarcasm, and “wait, what did you just say?” Subscribe for weekly episodes packed with cross-generational chaos and laughs.

12h ago

Malicious Compliance on Reddit: Landlords, Pennies, Self-Checkout & Pushy Salesmen

This week Mike are back from a Caribbean trip and the end of daylight savings, and they spend the episode reading their favorite stories from Reddit's malicious compliance thread. A landlord demands to be fed. A pharmacy won't take pennies. A customer won't accept help at self-checkout. A teen only washes dishes for 30 minutes. A shopper complains about not being greeted, then complains about being followed. Along the way they trade pet peeves about self-checkout lines, dishwashers, the missing forks, and pushy furniture-store salesmen, and share their own furniture store story. They finish with what they learned and a hint of guests coming to the podcast soon.Timeline0:00 Cold open: the furniture store with a bar1:05 Welcome back, plus Mike's Caribbean trip and the end of daylight savings3:20 Today's topic: Reddit's malicious compliance thread3:48 Story 1: The landlord who demanded to be fed11:26 Story 2: Exact change and the pharmacy that won't take pennies16:35 Help desk tickets17:06 Story 3: "I didn't ask for your help" at self-checkout21:09 Self-checkout pet peeves24:30 Story 4: "Dishwashing should only take 30 minutes"28:42 Dishwasher habits and the mystery of the missing forks30:38 Story 5: The shopper who complained about not being greeted33:09 Pushy salespeople and the furniture store stories39:56 What we learned41:17 Wrap-up and what's coming#MaliciousCompliance #Reddit #RedditStories #ThePodcast #AandMPodcast #Podcast #FunnyStories #CustomerService #PetPeeves
1d ago

Marvel Mondays: Thunderbolts, Fantastic Four & the Doomsday World Series Promo

Mike and Brandon finish their "must watch before Doomsday" homework with Thunderbolts and The Fantastic Four: First Steps. They talk about what holds up in each movie, then look ahead to Avengers: Doomsday. Topics include Sentry's role and the Void, how much the Avengers feud will matter, and where Doctor Doom was during the Galactus threat. They also break down the Doomsday promo from Game 1 of the World Series, including the ballpark scene, incursion theories, the Steve Rogers and Mjölnir moment, the Loki-in-disguise theory, and the Ant-Man "Cap" joke. They finish with unannounced cameos and a look at next week's Vision Quest episodes. This episode includes spoiler theories and alleged leaks.Timeline0:00 Cold open: could the Fantastic Four's universe be wiped out by an incursion?0:22 Welcome to Marvel Mondays0:28 This week's homework: Thunderbolts and Fantastic Four: First Steps1:56 Thunderbolts: Bucky, Red Guardian and USA Agent2:29 Why didn't Bucky call Sam?4:17 The Doomsday tie-in: the end-credits scene and Sentry6:52 Theory: the Void could reveal Doom's backstory8:21 Will the Avengers feud take over Doomsday?10:45 Fantastic Four: First Steps feels like classic Marvel12:27 Doom's backstory and where he was during the Galactus threat15:38 Is Steve on the ship? The end-credits scene and the Steve Rogers theory17:06 The World Series Game 1 Doomsday promo20:03 The ballpark leak and what Reed sees in the sky22:41 Incursion theory: who gets wiped out?23:23 Steve, Mjölnir and the Loki-in-disguise theory25:52 The Ant-Man "Cap" scene29:30 Are the leaks starting to look real?30:13 Endgame Encore and the Brand New Day post-credits scene31:31 Unannounced characters in Doomsday33:15 Next week: Vision Quest33:42 Outro#AvengersDoomsday #MarvelMondays #Thunderbolts #FantasticFour #FirstSteps #WorldSeries #Sentry #SteveRogers #MCU #MarvelPodcast #MarvelTheories
5d ago

Halloween True Crime: Four Cases That Happened on Halloween Night

It's the last True Crime Thursday before Halloween, and Alyssa and Mike cover four cases tied to the holiday. They start with the 2024 downtown Orlando shooting, including today's sentencing update. Next is the 1930s Everett, Washington "Halloween bakery murder," which was solved years later by a letter from Alcatraz. Then comes the 1974 "Candyman" poisoning case in Texas. The last case is the Halloween-night murder of a mother in Brandon, Florida. Along the way they talk about mischief night, why nobody TPs anymore, and the giant toilet paper roll at Target. Listener note: this episode covers violent crimes, including the deaths of children.Timeline* 0:00 Cold open: remember mischief night?* 1:09 Welcome to a spooky True Crime Thursday* 2:03 Case 1: The Orlando Halloween shooting* 5:28 Update: sentenced to life in prison* 7:11 Case 2: The Halloween bakery murder* 10:28 A cold case and six suspects* 11:11 A confession from Alcatraz* 15:34 Case 3: The "Candyman" (1974)* 23:31 Mischief night, TP pranks and the mega toilet paper roll* 27:43 Case 4: The Brandon, Florida Halloween murder* 35:06 Wrap-up: they thought they'd get away with it* 36:18 Sign-off: have a safer Halloween#TrueCrime #TrueCrimeThursday #HalloweenTrueCrime #TrueCrimePodcast #Halloween #CaseFiles #Podcast
Oct 27

Cats, Cowboys & Hobos: Our Halloween Costumes and Trick-or-Treat Talk

Alyssa and Mike show off their Halloween costumes: Alyssa is her black cat, Maple, and Mike is a generic country western singer with a guitar. They swap costume near-misses, including a football helmet that didn't fit and a ghost-in-a-sheet idea. A childhood "hobo" costume sends Mike into the word's history. Then they get into trick-or-treating today: pricey candy, one-piece-per-kid rules, and how many trunk-or-treats and events now come before Halloween night. Watch the video version to see the costumes.Timeline0:03 Intro and costume reveal0:22 Alyssa is her cat, Maple0:49 Mike's country western singer look1:06 The football helmet that didn't fit2:02 Ghost-in-a-sheet debate2:46 The childhood hobo costume4:14 Where "hobo" comes from5:49 Hobo vs. tramp vs. bum6:23 Halloween episode kickoff7:32 Candy prices and one piece per kid8:12 Halloween then vs. now9:17 Trunk-or-treats and too many eventsHashtags#Halloween #HalloweenCostumes #TrickOrTreat #TrunkOrTreat #HalloweenPodcast #CostumeIdeas #CandyPrices
Oct 26

Marvel Monday: How Vision Quest Is Rewriting the MCU’s AI Origins

Mike and Brandon break down Vision Quest episodes 3 and 4, from Tommy’s role in rebooting Vision to the mysteries surrounding Jocasta, Ultron, and the show’s ties to Sokovia. They also debate a controversial Tony Stark retcon, spot connections to the Ten Rings, Daredevil, and Punisher, and share theories about what the remaining episodes could mean for the MCU—and possibly Avengers: Doomsday.Spoilers for Vision Quest episodes 3 and 4.Timeline00:00 Welcome to Marvel Mondays00:35 Why episodes 3 and 4 deserve a closer look01:07 Spoilers and the Jocasta mystery02:49 Vision’s reboot and Tommy’s powers05:08 The hotel episode and Paladin’s role08:57 The drones, Stark tech, and DODC theory11:12 Where SHIELD fits in the MCU15:07 The AI research retcon and Tony Stark’s legacy18:02 Friday, Jarvis, and the AI personalities20:23 Who—or what—is Ultron based on?25:30 Why does Jocasta look like Ultron?28:22 Ten Rings, Daredevil, and Punisher connections30:12 Ultron takes control—and a Vision theory31:46 Sokovia’s role and the episode’s big themes33:43 What Jocasta is trying to build34:43 What comes next for Vision Quest38:21 What Marvel Mondays is covering next#VisionQuest #Marvel #MCU #Ultron #Jocasta #MarvelMondays #AvengersDoomsday
Oct 22

True Crime Stories: The O.J. Simpson Case, The Trial, the Evidence & a New Theory

Create a thumbnail in 16:9 ratio at 1920x1080 pixels using the two images attached. Do not change the facial structure or expressions of either of the hosts shown The image is for a true crime stories episode about the OJ Simpson case. Here's the description for the video;The O.J. Simpson case remains one of the most talked-about trials in American history. Alyssa and Mike revisit the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman, O.J.’s rise to fame, the televised Bronco chase, and the courtroom moments that shaped the trial.They discuss the evidence, the prosecution’s handling of the gloves, the Mark Fuhrman tapes, the “if it doesn’t fit” moment, and the difference between the criminal verdict and the later civil case. Then they examine recent claims about Joseph Ippolito and the questions those claims raise about the missing murder weapon and possible evidence disposal. These claims are discussed as allegations, not established fact.Chapters00:00 Welcome and episode intro00:48 Introducing the O.J. Simpson case01:10 O.J.’s football career and fame03:45 The murders and the investigation04:44 The Bronco chase06:11 The trial begins08:21 The Mark Fuhrman tapes09:46 The gloves and the famous courtroom moment10:45 Closing arguments and the verdict11:36 Questions about the night of the murders14:02 The civil case and burden of proof15:20 O.J.’s later conviction and death16:16 New claims involving Joseph Ippolito18:34 The missing murder weapon and possible cover-up24:06 Why the case remains a subject of debate27:04 O.J.’s public legacy29:43 Closing thoughts#TrueCrime #OJSimp son #OJS impsonTrial #NicoleBrownSimpson #RonaldGoldman #TrueCrimePodcast #ColdCase
Oct 20

The Best (and Worst) Scary Movies

Alyssa and Mike get into why horror movies are so divisive: some people chase the adrenaline, while others would rather Google the ending before the scary part arrives. They swap memories of childhood scares, debate what makes a horror movie feel truly frightening, and revisit classics and newer titles including Children of the Corn, A Nightmare on Elm Street, The Shining, The Exorcist, The Conjuring, M3GAN, and Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey. Along the way, they compare psychological suspense with gore and jump scares, talk about how practical effects helped shape older horror, and share fun behind-the-scenes tidbits—including the Halloween mask inspired by William Shatner and the chocolate syrup used for blood in Psycho. Whether you love a good scare or prefer to know how it ends, join the conversation. Timeline 00:00 Welcome and Halloween countdown01:42 Why scary movies make Alyssa nervous—and why she Googles the ending03:57 Horror favorites, Chucky, and the line between scary and corny08:32 Childhood scares and Children of the Corn11:50 The hosts discuss IMDb’s top horror picks17:34 Campy modern horror, including Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey and M3GAN18:45 Why horror is such a divisive genre20:15 Horror TV, fantasy monsters, and different kinds of scares24:50 Behind-the-scenes facts about Halloween, The Exorcist, and Psycho32:07 The origins of Halloween—and a preview of next week’s episodeHashtags #HorrorMovies #ScaryMovies #HorrorFans #Halloween #MovieTalk #FilmDiscussion #PsychologicalHorror #HorrorClassics #Podcast
Oct 19

Marvel Monday: Marvel’s Road to Doomsday: Movie Clues, Vision Quest & MCU Theories

Could Doctor Doom use the Darkhold to dreamwalk into Tony Stark? Mike and Brandon connect the dots between Deadpool & Wolverine, Captain America: Brave New World, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, and Vision Quest to explore what these stories might be setting up for Avengers: Doomsday.From anchor beings and the TVA to Sam Wilson’s evolution as Captain America, the hosts unpack key MCU clues and theories. They also dig into White Vision’s AI lineup, Ultron’s possible return, and the mystery of who’s really behind the hunt for Vision. These are fan theories and speculation, but the connections could have big implications for the MCU. Timeline 00:00 Welcome to Marvel Mondays 01:29 Deadpool & Wolverine: the TVA, multiverse, and anchor beings 05:16 Brave New World: Harrison Ford, Sam Wilson, and the next Falcon 10:12 The post-credit scene and possible Doomsday clues 14:17 Multiverse of Madness: the Doctor Doom and Tony Stark theory 22:28 Vision Quest: Jarvis, Edith, and the returning AIs 26:42 Ultron’s role and the “ship of Theseus” callback 28:24 Who is the client trying to capture Vision? 31:44 Jocasta, Justin Hammer, and other client theories 37:02 What’s next for Vision Quest and the Doomsday homework 37:58 Sorting real leaks from convincing fakes 39:46 Closing thoughts and what’s coming up#Marvel #MarvelMondays #AvengersDoomsday #DoctorDoom #TonyStark #VisionQuest #Ultron #MCU #MarvelTheories #DeadpoolAndWolverine

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Ever wondered what happens when a Gen X parent and their Millennial kid try to make sense of the world together? Join us for lighthearted takes, hilarious disagreements, and honest convos about life, culture, and growing up in two totally different decades. It’s the perfect mix of nostalgia, sarcasm, and “wait, what did you just say?” Subscribe for weekly episodes packed with cross-generational chaos and laughs.

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2024 - 2026
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