Cane here from Michael's guest appearance on chilluminati and am glad to have your noises in my ear holes. I think my favorite episodes are the arabic tales, russian tales, and the earlier european tales when they were more curated. I also very much enjoy long-running series such as Lost (Is it gone for good?) and they are what is keeping me around after one too many comments about 'privleged white people' inspired me to skip the rest of the backlog. These boys are very entertaining, but seem to have a negative outlook that results in a lot of sanctimony and irony. Oftentimes something bitter said due to a refusal to meet the story on its own terms takes me out of the immersion. I am curious to see what Michael's approach to a long-running series would be, though I would like to see less ironic -y/-ism/-phobia as I feel this is a very unfair lens to force these tales through. Did I format this ok? I do hope you are able to understand my feedback as earnest despite it all. Thank you very much for the tales.

Been a fan of Michael Santell since Super Couch Fighters. I’m glad I found this podcast. Keep up the great work!

This comedic spin on an informational podcast always leaves me feeling brighter and more bubbly than when I start. Both have a very great chemistry together and an excellent foundational understanding of improvisational comedy that always leaves to great japes and bits in-between compelling stories. With great variety of styles between the multiple types of storytellings, this is a podcast that has and will stand up to catching up or re-listening to. Keep up the good work boys on the charming show, and an especially good job on being able to make Santell sound WAY more sane than the Chillumanati does.

Love the show please get back to animorphs