Episode Sixty Seven: "All I asked was sixty-seven million, and he said "okay.""    

In this episode, we discuss topics ranging from abortion to the T.V. show Glee.     

First, we start off with our usual wrap up of what we watched the previous week. This includes Glee, The Office, Big Bang Theory, Mad Men, Parks and Recreation, Community, V and a few other shows, as well as Frank's review of Precious.   

Next, we get into the current events portion of the show. Health care is discussed, however briefly, followed by a small discussion of "She who must not be named" and her new book. Then we move into territory that caused us to get a bit more animated. The first is whether we should commit more troops to Afghanistan. The second point had to do with the trial of Khalid Shaikh Mohammed taking place in New York. We get quite riled up and have a lively discussion about the pros and cons of these two events.    

Next up, we delve into listener feedback. We get a few good e-mails and one really confusing voice mail, but keep them coming!    

Music this week is from:    
Faith No More - "The Cowboy Song"    
D.R.I. - "Suit and Tie Guy"    
Collective Soul - "Shine"    
Sublime - "Hong Kong Phooey"    
Plus, stay tuned for a very special cameo appearance after you are asked "are you still there?" You won't regret it! Well, maybe you will.    

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In this episode, we focus a bit more on entertainment than we usually do in other shows. We cover Big Bang Theory, The Office, V, Parks and Recreations, Community, Glee, Star Wars Clone Wars and a few others.

We take a specific interest in the portrayal of Luminara Unduli and her relationship with her padawan Bariss Offee and contrast her with the other Jedi fighting in the clone wars.

Then we discuss some douche-bags. Nothing all that ire inducing really. Just a few things that are mildly bugging us this week.

We get to the voice mail eventually, as you will hear, and then call it a show.

Music this week is from:
Helmet - "Milquetoast"
Simple Plan - "American Jesus"
Pennywise -"500 Miles"
At least, I think those are the artists that recorded these songs. Although, I am sure about Helmet.

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Till next week!

Contained within are the contents of another episode of "Are You Serious?" This time around, Chris and Frank discuss the economic stability of Venezuela and it's long term impact on the region's native population.        

Wait...WHAT?    

In actuality, they discuss Astroboy, Star Wars The Clone Wars, Metalocalypse, The Venture Brothers, Community, 30 Rock, Michelle Bachmann's "Freedom Rally," why it's really really bad  that John Boehner can't pronounce the word hyperbole and the fact that he can't tell the difference between the Constitution of the United States and the Declaration of Independence. Also discussed is the tragedy at Fort Hood. Our condolences go out to everyone affected by the terrible shootings.    

That's just some of what's discussed this time around. We recorded a little early, so no real feedback to speak of. Coincidentally, that does make for a shorter show.    

Music this week is from:    
Guns 'N Roses - "Civil War" - from  Use Your Illusion II    
Too Much Joy - "Clowns" - from  Son of Sam I Am    
Dethklok - "Bloodlines" - from Dethalbum II    

A special thanks to MSNBC and Keith Olbermann. We use a clip in this show to illustrate Chris' douche of the week. Thanks for not suing us!    

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Hi everyone,                 

     El and I know that this will not be an episode for everyone. We discuss some of the problems that people encounter that could result in an abusive relationship. This can be a touchy subject and a potentially dangerous one as well, but one that we felt should not be ignored.     

     We discuss what could constitute mental and psychical abuse and how to identify the signs. Since every relationship is different, we talk in broad strokes about identifying behaviors.     

     During the show, we list off some phone numbers and websites that could be helpful if you find yourself in an abusive situation. They are:    
 

http://www.helpguide.org/mental/domestic_violence_abuse_help_treatment_prevention.htm

A non-profit resource    

 

http://www.rainn.org/

Rape Abuse and Incest National Network   

 

http://www.helpabusedwomen.org/

Call 1-800-547-1649    

 

http://www.ndvh.org/

National Domestic Violence Hotline    

1.800.799.SAFE (7233) 1.800.787.3224 (TTY)    

Anonymous & Confidential Help 24/7    

     Always keep in mind that you can talk to your Doctor, Clergy, or the Police among others if you need help. To our international listeners, I apologize for not listing sites to help you in your own country, but you could talk to the above mentioned people and they can point you in the right direction.    

     You don't need to stay in an abusive relationship. You deserve to be happy and safe. Leaving may very well be the most difficult and terrifying thing you ever do, but it will be worth it to put that part of your life behind you. No one should live in fear.    

If you know of other places that should be added to our list, please e-mail them to:

twomarriedgeeks@gmail.com    

you can also call us at:    

206-309-9178     

the links will be posted on our blog:    

http://twomarriedgeeks.blogspot.com/    

If you think that this show could help someone, by all means burn it to a CD and have them listen to it.     

Until next week, thanks for your support.

 

    

     Hello everyone! Here is episode Sixty Four for your listening pleasure. This week, we decided to forgo notes and just wing it. You think we could do that considering all the time that we have been doing the show. Well, you might be surprised how much two simple words on a piece of paper would have helped us this week. Those words? "Koi pond."     

     Anyway, this week we discuss the normal things, a little T.V. (including the pilot of "V," some current events, and some complete jerks. Then we listen to some listener feedback and try to wrap up the show. It's kind of a disjointed ending, but it does eventually come to a close!    

     Don't forget to follow this link to witness the comedy genius that is JACK CHOP!  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ADqAWUoVtbs  Is the Lynn reference at the end a nod to Outside the Cinema? Maybe... but do you think I would have mentioned it if it wasn't confirmed? While you're at it why not check out some of the other movies that Adam Green and Paul Solet have made? Movies like "Hatchet" and "Grace."

     Thanks to everyone who nominated us for a podcast award, we'll know what came of it in a few weeks! Please, head over and vote for us on podcastalley: http://www.podcastalley.com/podcast_details.php?pod_id=63603 Thanks!

     Music this week is from:
  Dethklok - "Laser Cannon Deth Sentence" from Dethalbum II"
  Osaka Popstar and the American Legends of Punk - "Astro Boy (live) from Rock 'Em O-Sock 'Em Live
  Living Colour - "Glamour Boys" from Vivid
  Green Day - "Geek Stink Breath" from International Superhits!    

Thanks everyone for all you support, we really appreciate it!

'Till next week!
    

 Welcome again to another "wonderful" episode of Are You Serious?    

In this episode, we keep to the same formula that seems to have been working all along for us.     

 - First up - Discuss some recently seen T.V. and movies.    

 - Second up - A little bit of randomness mixed in with who we have selected as our douche-bag(s) of the week.     

 - Third - Mixed in with the listener feedback, we usually discuss some more things that don't really have a place in the show.    

 - Fourth - We list off the contact information and close out the show.    

 - Fifth, after the closing song ends, we try to put something funny or weird at the end.    

 - In between all that other stuff, we have commercials for other shows that we really like, followed by music.    

Speaking of which, music this week is from:    
Heretix - "Season of the Witch" off of "A.D.        
Megadeth - "Go to Hell" off of "Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey Soundtrack"
U2 - "Beat on the Brat" off of "We're a Happy Family"    
Rob Zombie - "What" off of "Hellbilly Deluxe 2"    

Thanks everyone for your support, we'll talk to you next week.    

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Chris and Frank present Episode Sixty Two: "Sixty-two pages of drawings and no blood? Not even an itsy-bitsy nosebleed?"

In this episode, we discuss some recently seen T.V. and movies, things like 30 Rock, Clone Wars, Mordern Family, Mad Men, Glee, The Big Bang Theory and Community.

In our D-Bag of the week section, you can guess who one of the topics would be about...

Then we wrap up the show with voice mail. Frank is pretty sick for this show, so we tried to keep it shorter than normal. We'll be back next week with a longer show!

Not too much to say in show notes this week, but plenty to talk about!

Music this week is from:
Dr. John - "Season of the Witch'
Chris Cornell - "Billie Jean"
Cast of Glee - "Halo/Walking on Sunshine"
Akira Yamaoka (composer) - "Silent Hill"
Orbital - "Doctor Who Theme"

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Two Married Geeks Episode Six: How Do You Know When It's Over?

Hello everyone, in this episode we have made some small changes. The first thing you may notice is that we have shortened the length of the show. We decide for now to focus on one topic per show. We think that this will keep the episodes a little more focused and a little less rambling.

In this episode, we discuss how you can tell if a relationship is over. We have some real life examples, but they are extremes of situations that you may encounter. Then we answer listener feedback, and call it a night.

Music in this episode is from:
The Smithereens - "Yesterday Girl"
Powerman 5000 - "The End is Over"
Lick the Tins - "Can't Help Falling in Love"

We hope you enjoy the new and (hopefully) improved Two Married Geeks!

You can  contact us at
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or cal us at  206-309-9178

We'll be back in two weeks!

This week, for your listening pleasure, we present Episode Sixty One: "A hundred and twenty five years... Oh God, Oh God... I'll be a hundred and sixty one when I get out."

Some topics that we discuss this week include, Clone Wars, Jedi crossing the line from good gut to torturer, Louie Gomert, the Nobel Peace Prize, Mad Men, The Office, The Invention of Lying, The Big Bang Theory, www. freeclinics.us, and much more.

We even have a special D-bag of the week! It's much more effective to hear this guy than to just repeat what he said.

Music this week is from:
Mysto and Pizzi - "Somebody's Watching Me"
"The Monster Mash"  (I can't figure out who recorded it)
Rob Zombie - "Two Lane Blacktop"
Powerman 5000 - "Theme to a Fake Revolution"

Thanks everyone for your continued support, don't forget, you can contact us by calling 206-338-3094 or writing areyouseriouspodcast@gmail.com

Thanks and we'll be back next week!

Hey everybody, another week, another show! 

This time we talk about, Mad Men, Big Bang Theory, The Middle, Hank, Flash Forward, Modern Family, Brighton Beach Memoirs, Roman Polanski, Jim DeMint, Larry Craig, Rush, Glenn Beck, The Center for Progress in America, The 2012 Olympics, David Letterman, and a few other things. 

We follow that up with listener feedback and an update on what we have coming up, then we close out the show. 

Music this week is from: 
Dethklok- "Comet Song" 
Ministry - "Stigmata" 
SR-71 - "Let it Whip"  
The Misfits - "The Monster Mash"  
and of course,  
Killer Dwarfs - "We Stand Alone" 

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or write us at areyouseriouspodcast@gmail.com 

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Hello, welcome to episode five of Two Married Geeks."

In this episode, we discuss how important trust is in a relationship as well as communication. Without either of these things, maintaining a relationship can be extremely difficult, if not impossible.

We also veer wildly off topic, talk about people we know without naming names, and make fun of each other a bit, then we answer voice mail.

Don't forget if you have questions or comments, you can write to us at:
  twomarriedgeeks@gmail.com 
or call us at: 
  206-309-9178

Thanks for your support everyone, and if you lke the show, you can always vote for it on podcast alley, or leave a review on iTunes, under the Are You Serious feed of course.

We'll talk again in two weeks!

Episode Fifty Nine: "Eight fifty-nine and ten... ten seconds, yes."

In this episode, we talk about Glee, Community, The Office, Mad Men, Facebook, Pizza and Video Games, how our daughters will rule the world, voice mail, Outside the Cinema, Mystery Cafe, and a lot of other things.

Music this week is from:
Men at Work - "It's a Mistake"
The Bangles - "Manic Monday"
Faith No More - "Underwater Love"
Paramore - "Crushcrushcrush"
and
Concrete Blonde - "Everybody Knows"

The show may sound a little different to some people this week. The technical issue was identified and will be corrected for the next show. It's not a big deal, it just sounds a little more hollow than usual. I hope everyone enjoys it and comes back for more, regardless. We'll talk to you next week.

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Happy Birthday to us! One year ago, on September 22nd, 2008, the first episode of Are You Serious? was posted. Each and every week since then, we have posted a new show, sometimes two in a week.

Our show has evolved over time, starting with one shared USB microphone, we moved on to an older mixer and two simple microphones. From there, we acquired a good mixer and a better recording program. Simple things like filters and leveling programs, help make the show sound as good as it does today.

To help illustrate how the show has evolved over time, I have included some audio clips from our first two shows for you to hear and compare.

Early on, we were accepted into the Popsyndicate family of shows. this provided us with a network of shows and forums. We have made connections with many good people that produce many great shows. Using that as a jumping off point, we have reached out to many other great shows and met some more great people.

The greatest thing about doing the show is meeting all the people that have become listeners. We have fans all across the world and it is very humbling and awesome to talk to all of you each week.

Thank you all so much for all of your support and we welcome all new liseners with open arms - and a healthy dose of sarcasm.

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Hello everyone, and welcome back to another episode of Two Married Geeks. In this show, we discuss possible scenarios that you could encounter on a first date and how to gracefully take the good and the bad.

Our second topic this week is one that both of us have experience in; cheating. Both of us have been the person that was cheated on and we will tell you how it felt, how to overcome it and how to try and avoid being the victim of it.

Also, we have a surprise third topic! We went from listener feedback right into another topic; prioritizing the relationship. What does that mean you ask? That means that it is possible to still see your friends and family even though you have met someone new. The last thing you want to create is a sense of resentment for your new partner.

Casll our voice mail - 206-309-9178
or write us at twomarriedgeeks@gmail.com
If you want to stay anonymous, that's no problem, I will transcribe your voice mail if you ask and keep your identity a complete secret.

That's all, we'll talk to you in two weeks!

One more week until we celebrate our first birthday. That's right, on September 22nd, we will mark the anniversary of the release of the first episode of Are You Serious?

This episode, we discuss topics like, why Frank hasn't seen any new movies this week (he's been writing plays and pilots,) Eastbound and Down, True Blood, Hung, Joe Wilson, John Shimkus, Kanye West, Taylor Swift, over-protecting our children, Mad Men, Sesame Street, Glee, Vampire Diaries,  a Fox news show about school textbooks, Patrick Swayze, Lego Rock Band, Sons of Confederate Veterans, 9/12, the new iTunes update, and of course, listener feedback.

Music this week is from:
Megadeth: - "Liar"
Bad Religion - "L.A. is Burning"
Run D.M.C. - "You be 'Illin"
Scum of the Earth - "Corpse Grinder"
Buckethead - "Star Wars Theme"

Don't forget, next week is our ONE YEAR ANNIVERSARY!
Call us at 206-338-3094, or send us an e-mail at areyouseriouspodcast@gmail.com and tell us why you listen to the show, or what your favorite thing is about it, or whatever!

Hi everyone, this week, Frank and Chris return for another episode of "Are You Serious?" 

  In this episode, the guys discuss Channel 56, cannibalism, President Obama's address to the schools, some recently seen movies and T.V. shows, what they are looking forward to this fall, the death penalty, Massachusetts one year anniversary of allowing gay couples to marry, The Beatles, Mass Effect, some corrections from prior shows are made and we top it all off with listener feedback.

Music this week is from
The Dickies - "Stukas Over Disneyland"
The Dickies - "I'm O.K, you're O.K."
The Dickies - "Paranoid"
The Dickies - "Eve of Destruction"

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That's about it, we'll be back next week!

Hello everyone, Chris and El are back for another episode of Two Married Geeks.

This time, in honor of the start of the new school year, they discuss back to school concerns and how to overcome them. Cliques can be a difficult thing to deal with, whether you are in one or are the target of one. Chris and El offer some advice on how to look at the situation and how much it really matters in the grand scheme of things. College and work environments play more into the high school clique pattern that you would have ever guessed.

The second topic they discuss is what to expect from a date and what you are looking for in a date. There is a certain point in the show where you can tell, even though the hosts have been mainlining coffee for the last three hours, nothing can stop the need for sleep. Sure it veers off into tangent country, but at least it's entertaining!

Don't forget, you can call the show at
206-309-9178
or write to us at
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If you are concerned about people finding out who you are, don't worry...
To quote Janine from Ghostbusters, "Oh, they'll be totally discreet."

This week, we want to welcome all of the new listeners that joined us last month and for this show. We are happy that you have all joined us for our sarcastic, belligerence fueled weekly rants.

My apologies to all that listen this week, Frank's microphone was a tiny bit little louder than Chris'.

 

This week, the topics that we discuss are Edward M. Kennedy, health care reform, the second amendment, AR-15s, Scarface and the surrounding culture, True Blood, Mad Men, Weeds, overused "quotable" movie lines, hyper-awareness, the Secret Service, Bert Stead, Christopher Broughton, The Faithful World Baptist Church and how it is missing the message of the Bible and it's leader, Pastor Steven Anderson.

 

We have received our first anonymous e-mail! Someone wrote in and wanted to tell us a story about their problems with the insurance industry, but wants to avoid any problems.

 

Music this week is from:

 

Scatterbrain - "Dude, Don't Call Me Dude"

Siouxsie and the Banshees - "Trust in Me"

Powrman 5000 - "Who Do You Think You Are?"

Rage Against the Machine - "Voice of the Voiceless"

Dropkick Murphys - "Your Spirit's Alive"

Dropkick Murphys - "State of Massachusetts”

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or call us at 206-338-3094

We'll talk to you next week!

This week's show is in overdrive! We managed to do a two hour show in an hour and a half!

Topics discussed include, Nazi hunting, Legos, weird rain patterns, the Influence of the church on the inner workings of Brazil, 75 to 80 votes to pass health care reform, tolerance, the terror alert scale, Barney Frank, "I want my country back," why tolerance is not such a good word to use, True Blood, Weeds, some older movies, and of course, listener feedback.

Music this week is from:
Guano Apes - "Open Your Eyes"
Dethklok - "Fansong"
Metallica - "Through the Never"
Jane's Addiction - "No One is Leaving (live)"

Here's the link that Luke sent for the show "Dead Set"
http://www.channel4.com/programmes/dead-set/4od

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Thanks for all your support!

Here it is, the long awaited second episode of Two Married Geeks!

In this episode, we continue on the topic of self esteem and address the issue of body image. In the second segment, we offer tips for casual, no pressure conversation. In the third segment, we discuss some great stories from our listeners.

Of course, we try to stay on topic and we are mostly successful. Mostly.


Thanks to everyone who called in to offer their support of the show.

Don't forget, you can contact us at
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Show notes... show notes... what did we talk about last night?

Well, at any rate, welcome to episode fifty three: "Better selling than Fifty-Three More Things to do in Zero Gravity."

In this show, I believe we discuss, among other things, some announcements and congratulations, crazy people, people with automatic weapons at a Presidential speech (same thing really,) illogical extremes, getting something for nothing, Texas and the Bible, Mexico and "crime," District 9 (with no spoilers,) True Blood (with lots of spoilers,) Ponyo, Bandslam, Evangelion 1.0 You Are (Not) Alone, why Showcase doesn't care about it's customers, and of course voice mail.

Music this week is from:
The Dead Milkmen - "I Walk the Thinnest Line"
Anthrax - "Got the Time"
Dethklok - "Awaken"
The Ventures - "Walk Don't Run"
Less than Jake - "Just Like Frank"
and  Killer Dwarfs - "We Stand Alone"

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Welcome to all the new listeners! We have more and more every week!

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Until next week!

Episode Fifty Two: "Before they could stand together, they had to stand alone."

In this massive episode, we talk about John Hughes, and the impact he had on our lives. After that, we discuss some recently seen movies and shows, followed by current events and some non sequitur stuff as well.

We open the show with the trailer for "Some Kind of Wonderful," and fill the breaks with music from Hughes' films.

"If You Leave" - Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark
"Pretty in Pink" - The Psychedelic Furs
"Don't You (Forget About Me)" - Simple Minds
"Oh Yeah" - Yello
"Weird Science" - Oingo Boingo

Thanks to all of our new listeners and all of the mail we have received. We are fast approaching our 1 year anniversary and you have all helped make the show what it is today!

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Below, are the quotes that I found regarding John Hughes.

Molly Ringwald: "I was stunned and incredibly sad to hear about the death of John Hughes. He was and will always be such an important part of my life. He will be missed – by me and by everyone that he has touched. My heart and all my thoughts are with his family now."

 

Macauley Culkin: "I was a fan of both his work and a fan of him as a person. The world has lost not only a quintessential filmmaker whose influence will be felt for generations, but a great and decent man."

 

Matthew Broderick: "I am truly shocked and saddened by the news about my old friend John Hughes. He was a wonderful, very talented guy and my heart goes out to his family."

 

Steve Martin: "I asked John how long it took to write 'Planes, Trains & Automobiles,' he said, 'I wrote it over the weekend.' The weekend. That shows you what he was able to do."

 

Judd Apatow: "I feel like a part of my childhood has died. Nobody made me laugh harder or more often than John Hughes."

 

Roger Ebert: "His films helped establish an international notion of ordinary American teenagers, and he was as popular abroad as at home. Once when I was visiting the largest movie theater in Calcutta, I asked if 'Star Wars' had been their most successful American film. No, I was told, it was 'Baby's Day Out,' a Hughes comedy about a baby wandering through a big city, which played for more than a year."

 

Kelly LeBrock: "He was always the biggest kid in the room. He was always running around with high top sneakers with no laces in them because he didn't want to trip on his laces because he'd never tie them. He was just one of the boys and everybody loved being around him. He was a wonderful human being to work with. I loved him like crazy."

 

Bill Paxton: "He took a tremendous chance on me. Like Orson Welles, he was a boy wonder, a director's director, a writer's writer, a filmmaker's filmmaker. He was one of the giants."

 

Ben Stein: "He was a wonderful man, a genius, a poet. I don't think anyone has come close to him as being the poet of the youth of America in the postwar period. He was to them what Shakespeare was to the Elizabethan Age."

Hello and welcome to episode number one of "Two Married Geeks." For the foreseeable future the show will be a bi-monthly self help series. We will be focusing on helping geeks and nerds, gain the know how and confidence to confidently enter the dating world and succeed.    

In the first episode, we introduce ourselves and give some background on our geekdom and hint at some relationships that we will be drawing their advice from. We start with the basics, self esteem and how to make yourself feel better with a few small steps is the first issue addressed.     

Also included in every show will be a segment for people already in a relationship. This time around, we discuss staying in a relationship because it is comfortable, even when it should have ended a long time ago.    

Please keep in mind that we are not professionals in any way, shape or form. We are trying to entertain and hopefully help some people along the way.    

Feel free to contact the show at    
206-309-9178  
or e-mail us at    
twomarriedgeeks@gmail.com    
of course we will keep you anonymous if you want.
We even have voice filters for your calls!

This is Episode Fifty One.

In this episode we explore a wide range of topic again, including: Dumbledore's Deah, Cash for Clunkers, falling asleep when driving, True Blood, health care reform, Nazi Germany (briefly,) Two Married Geeks, running out of gas, jerks in movie theaters, Outside The Cinema, and much much more!

Music this week is from:
Type O Negative - "Summer Breeze"
AC/DC - "Heatseeker"
Powerman 5000 - "Walking Disaster"
Rob Zombie - "Two-Lane Blacktop"
Killer Dwarfs - "We Stand Alone"

Don't forget to check out all of the fine shows we run ads for!

Talk to you next week!

We have arrived at episode number Fifty! We have recorded (for better or worse) fifty episodes in forty four weeks. Not all of them were good, but then again what really is?

In this episode we cover some hot button topics, such as: Barack Obama's birth certificate, people that fall in love with 2-D animated characters, the upcoming robot revolution, ("Kill all humans!") We also debate the (surprising) outrage with Hogwart's students drinking on screen, then we cap it off with a conversation about the health care reform.

Music this week is by:
Scum of the Earth - "Pornstar Champion"
Joe Satriani - "Surfing with the Alien"
45 Grave - "Partytime (zombie version)"
The Dead Milkmen - "The Thing That Only Eats Hippies"

Thanks everyone, we have hit a milestone episode number and we are at an all time high for downloads! I can't thank you enough for your support! If you keep listening, we'll keep recording!

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206-338-3094
twitter.com/Herr_Chris
(You can find Frank on twitter through me)
(I can't remember his screen name!)

Another week, another show!

This is Are You Serious? Episode Forty Nine: "Wait, I don't get it... If he's the first of his kind, how can he be pregnant? Doesn't he need a mate?"

In this week episode, we discuss HIV/AIDS, Summer Hours, Mark Sanford (again,) Sarah Palin and ethics violations (again,) Young Einstein, Revenge of the Nerds II, Star Wars (big surprise,) Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince, proper scheduling versus show times, LEGO porn, Supercop (a.k.a. Police Story 3,) I Love You, Beth Cooper, Polish people not helping their own stereotype, CCR-5 Delta-32, Californiacation and much more.

Add to that some great voicemails and you have a show!

Music this week is from:
Queen - "Don't Stop Me Now."
Material Issue and Liz Phair - "Tra la la Song (One Banana, Two Banana)"
The Stray Cats - "(She's) Sexy + 17"
Bad Religion - "American Jesus (live)"

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206-338-3094

Hello everyone, welcome to a special episode of "Are You Serious?"    

In this episode I am joined by my wife, El as we discuss the new movie, "Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince." We attempt to compare the book to the movie and determine if anything that was left out should have been fit in. We also discuss how the series has progressed, in story, tone, look, feel and technologically behind the scenes.   

As you would expect, Harry Potter is not all that we discuss in the course of the show, but, be warned... if you don't want the movie spoiled, DO NOT LISTEN!        

Music in this episode is from:    
The Misfits - "Witch Hunt"
Rob Zombie - "The One"    
Killer Dwarfs - "We Stand Alone"    

Thanks for listening everyone! We'll see you next week!    
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areyouseriouspodcast@gmail.com

Hey everyone, welcome to Episode Forty Seven: "All's I can tell you is I could take on England, but I couldn't take on one heroin addict."          

For some reason, in this episode, we can't seem to agree on ANYTHING!         

That leads to arguments about, "My Sister's Keeper," "I Love You, Beth Cooper," Marshmallow Fluff, True Blood, Sarah Palin, John Ensign, Rick Santorum, the need of a 3:15 a.m. Harry Potter and more.         

Music this week is from:    
Boom Crash Opera - "The Best Thing"    
Richard Cheese - "Longview"    
The Death Riders - "Suffer"    
The Red Hot Chili Peppers - "Nobody Weird Like Me"    

Don't forget, you can contact us by calling  206-338-3094  
or by writing to areyouseriouspodcast@gmail.com    


Thanks for supporting the show, and welcome to all the new listeners!

This is episode Forty Six. It is divisible by Twenty Three.    

In this episode, we discuss some recently seen movies, Frank goes on and on about Weeds (again,) Chris talks about what could only be described as a guaranteed future serial killer, we discuss Michael Jackson, his douche-bag father, a whole lot of other stuff, then we get to feedback.        

Thank you everyone that called and wrote in, (especially you Demise, we made good on last weeks mistake!) this is our biggest listener feedback section ever! The greatest part about it, everybody tells Frank he's wrong about Eastbound and Down!    

Music this week is from:    
Blind Melon - "No Rain"    
Faith No More - "The Perfect Crime" and "Ashes to Ashes (live 2009)"    
Scum of the Earth - "I am the Scum"    
The B-52's - "Pump"    
as well as our closing song,    
Killer Dwarfs - "We Stand Alone"    

Thanks everyone for listening and we look forward to your feedback!    

areyouseriouspodcast@gmail.com    
206-338-3094

Here we are at Episode Forty Five: "Autobot presence detected. Commence termination. "

     Be forewarned... we spoil Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen like it was going out if style!

     Other topics discussed in this show include, the schools in the Niagara Falls area, Governor Sanford and his wife, why famous people die as junkies, episode three of True Blood titled "Scratches," My Sister's Keeper and why Chris is against the very idea of "emotional exploitation" movies, Michael Jackson, The Proposal, The Box versus Button, Button, Frank comes up with more dirty phrases and we top it all off with a discussion of what AMC and Regal theaters are trying to pull over on an unsuspecting public:

     IMAX versus "LIE"MAX (or IMAX "nano".)

     And of course listener feedback!

     Music this week is from
     P!nk - "U+UR Hand"
     Avril Lavigne - "Girlfriend"
     Powerman 5000 - "Transform"
     Michael Jackson - "Thriller"
     Black Lab - "Transformers Theme"
     and as always
     Killer Dwarfs - "We Stand Alone"

     Check out the band that did our theme:
     myspace.com/thefineprintband

     Until next week, keep those letters and calls coming in!
     areyouseriouspodcast@gmail.com
     206-338-3094

This week we discuss the following topics: education, North Korea, strippers, Ninja Warrior, crunch berries, chewing seeds, getting star tattoos, True Blood and Iran.

It all actually makes sense... sort of.

Plus we try to blackmail one of our listeners into contributing a segment.

Then we listen to some voice mails.

We hope you enjoy it.

Music this week is from
Social Distortion - King of Fools
Weird Al Yankovic - Canadian Idiot
Type O Negative - Summer Breeze
White Zombie - Super Charger Heaven
and
Killer Dwarfs - We Stand Alone

Don't forget to call us!
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or write in
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Later!

Hi everyone, welcome to Episode Forty Three: ""Well I am just sick," and I said "And tired." I don't remember anything after that." This week unfortunately, I am sick and Frank is tired.  

  In this show, we discuss True Blood, Imagine That, we have some news stories we want to voice our opinion on, and a new segment that we may or may not continue, "I don't want to tell you how to do you job, but...." As always, there are douche-bags a plenty this week.

I hope you enjoy, and we'll be back with a longer show next week. 

Music this week is from: Jace Everett - "Bad Things"  Coheed and Cambria - "Welcome Home" and P!nk - "So What?" as usual, our closing song is Killer Dwarfs - "We Stand Alone." 

You can call in at 206-338-3094  or email us at areyouseriouspodcast@gmail.com    
Thanks for the support!

Here is episode Forty Two. "I know this great restaurant at the end of the universe."

Nothing much to report for this episode.

Except for some super awesome Futurama news, making fun (in a playful way) of the French, Megan Fox (again,) Olivia Munn, Twitter, Fed Ex and the World of Warcraft "connection," Terminator: Salvation, Terminator 2: Judgment Day, Live Outside the Cinema, The Hangover, what happened to Land of the Lost, in listener feedback you can hear what Bri googled, some (not that) angry voicemail and our thoughts on killing people to prove that killing people is wrong.

It's a rambling scatterbrained episode of Are You Serious!

Music this week is from:
Social Distortion - I Was Wrong (live)
Dropkick Murphys - Famous for Nothing
Lick the Tins - Middle of the Night
Killer Dwarfs - We Stand Alone

Hope you enjoy!

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Hi everyone and welcome back to another episode of Are You Serious?
Episode Forty One: "It's a donut with M&Ms in it."

This week, Frank and Chris discuss Pixar, Up, Land of the Lost, Weeds, scratches, children's fingers up your nose, Land of the Lost, Swedish Death Metal, iPods, projectionists, total douche-bags from our private lives, as well as Frank picks a fight with an elemental force.

I hope everybody enjoys the show.

Music this week is from Everclear, Scared of Chaka and Killer Dwarfs. You'll hear the theme of the music in no time.

Remember, dinosaurs have a brain the size of a walnut. But, how big is this walnut you are talking about?

Until we meet again...

Episode Forty: "The 600 series had rubber skin. We spotted them easy, but these are new. They look human... "

Hi everyone. This week we talk about Star Trek, Night at the Museum 2 and Terminator. After that, we reveal our douche-bags of the week. and we finish up with what is probably the longest answer to an e-mail ever.

Keep an ear open for the two most angry voice mails we have ever received. 

Music this week is from
Herbie Hancock - "Rockit"
Guns N Roses - "You Could Be Mine"
Powerman 5000 - "Megatronic"
Siouxsie and the Banshees - "Wheels on Fire"
Killer Dwarfs - "We Stand Alone"

Our theme is by The Fine Print check them out on myspace at: myspace.com/thefineprintband

Our voice mail number is 206-338-3094
our email is areyouseriouspodcast@gmail.com

Don't forget to write a review on iTunes and vote for us on podcastalley.com


We'll be back next week with our "Land of the Lost" show!

Episode Thirty Nine: "Besides, attacking that battle station ain't my idea of courage. It's more like... suicide."

Another week, another episode!

Welcome back everyone to Are You Serious? This week, we have another show chock full of "polite" arguing and outrageous blanket statements. (those have become staples of the show!)

We talk about the DVD of Fanboys, we discuss Star Wars in the light of the 10th anniversary of the theatrical release of "Episode I: The Phantom Menace."

We briefly talk about the first season of True Blood (WARNING!! Major spoilers!!) As well as the season finale of Lost.

Of course we have more douche-bags of the week, followed by a TON of listener feedback! Hope you enjoy!

Music this week is from:
M.C. Chris - "Fett's Vette"
Meco - "The Empire Strikes Back"
Maynard - "Star Wars"
Supernova - "Chewbacca"

Thanks again for listening we'll see (not really) you next week!

Episode Thirty Eight: "His high exaltedness, the Great Jabba the Hutt, has decreed that you are to be terminated immediately."

Here we have episode thirty eight, in all of it's overblown, bloated, narcissistic glory!  We have an extra segment somehow in this episode and the runtime is (in Frank's opinion) "a little long."

TOO BAD!! Apparently, we had a whole lot to say this week. The reigns are off and we can talk about the worst run theater in all of New England. This is the show I've been waiting for. It didn't have all of the venom and vitriol that I wanted to include, but, you have to save some for later!

Music this week is from
Rob Zombie - "I'm Your Boogie Man"
Simple Minds - "Don't You (Forget About Me)"
Ugly Kid Joe - "Everything About You"
Guns N Roses - "My Michelle"

Thanks everyone for following our escapades! We are still having a lot of fun doing the show and appreciate your support!

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or e-mail us at
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Till next week!

Episode Thirty Seven: “What are you doing next week? Because your silhouette is kickin!”


This week, Frank pulled a fast one and Chris has to scramble to think up some topics for the show.

Really though, it's not that bad and next week everyone will understand why we had to wait an extra week.

This week, we talk about Wolverine, Ghosts of Girlfriends Past, more about summer releases, H1-N1, Megan Fox, Jet packs, cold rain, flying cars, the Cayman Islands, a Republican Pizza Party and Union workers for the Boston Globe.

Music this week is from:
AC/DC - Thunderstruck
Kung Fu Fighting - Cee-Lo Green and Jack Black
Disturbed - Land of Confusion
and, of course, We Stand Alone - Killer Dwarfs

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And, while you're at it, give us some good reviews on iTunes!

Till next week!

Welcome everyone, to the audio version of...

Episode Thirty Six: "I don't think it would be the worst thing if they let me go. Because then I might..."

     This week, we talk about some recently seen movies as well as summer releases that we are looking forward to. We make some off color jokes that may or may not be funny. We go over our douche-bags of the week as well as a "good" story that is part of a comment we made all the way back in episode number 6.

We made the breaks a little different this week and only have one song:

"V is for Vampire" by Powerman 5000

(We still have "We Stand Alone" by the Killer Dwarfs as our closing song though!)

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You can also call us at 206-338-3094

"Till next week!

Episode Thirty Five: "You told everyone to take out their Samurai swords and shave your butt."

Welcome, welcome, welcome. In this episode, we discuss some recently seen movies and T.V. We talk about who wound up with the "douche-bag of the week" award this week. There's a good story out of Philly and New York. The merits and bombs of Steven Spielberg are debated, and we end off with listener feedback, some general thoughts and some of the other podcasts that we listen to.

Music this week is from:
Powerman 5000 - "Super Villain"
The Horrorpops - "Where You Can't Follow"
Black Lab - "Learn to Crawl"
and
Killer Dwarfs - "We Stand Alone"

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Please take a few minutes and leave a review on iTunes.
Call us at 206-338-3094
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Thanks for listening and "tune" in next week.

Hi everyone.

This week, we cover a lot of topics, I'll give you a quick rundown.

Recently seen movies
Wolverine's claws
Norm Coleman
Tea-bags
C.S.B.
The "shelter dog" backlash
The Big Bang Theory
Debating Quentin Tarantino
Listener feedback
and a whole lot more

We feature music this week from
Black Lab - "The Transformers Theme"
Kathy McCarthy - "Rocketship"
Monsta Island Czars - "Escape From Monsta Isle"
and as always Killer Dwarfs - "We Stand Alone"

Don't forget to send us your douche-bags of the week.

Talk to you soon!

Well, here it is... FINALLY! For you, it is coming out at the same normal time, but for us, what you have here is the FOURTH time we tried to record the show. The first time, I forgot to turn the effects off. The second time, The program crashed and we had not saved. The third time, it just stopped recording. The fourth time, well, that's what stuck.

We talk about  some new releases, like Adventureland and The Haunting in Connecticut. We reveal our Douche-Bags of the week and then we go over listener feedback. So, you know, the usual stuff.

Our new opening music is from a great local band, The Fine Print Band.
Music in the show this week is from
Faith No More - "I Started a Joke"
Guns N Roses - "I Used to Love Her"
Heretix - "World Full of Tears"
and Killer Dwarfs - "We Stand Alone"

This week was fun AND frustrating all at the same time. We hope you enjoy it.

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Welcome everyone to Episode Thirty Two: "The strength of the vampire is that people will not believe in him."

In this episode, we discuss Monsters v Aliens, 2D v 3D, The Office and The Big Bang Theory.

Then we read our nominees for douche of the week, followed by a good story.

In the final segment, we pretty much just ramble on with the usual nonsense and then we close up the show!

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Talk to you next week!

Welcome back to Are You Serious? This week, we answer listener feedback and discuss some movies that Frank has seen. We listen to the criticism about spoilers and try not to this time around. General discussion ranges from the season ending of Clone Wars to the Office to some shows that we don't watch anymore.

 Also this week marks the first entry in our new ongoing series - "Douche-bag of the week!"

 Music this week is from Battlestar Galactica, except for Asshole by Denis Leary. We use his song to introduce "Douche-bag of the Week."

Don't forget, you can nominate a douche of the week too! All you have to do is call or write in your vote.
 206-338-3094 or areyouseriouspodcast@gmail.com

As always, our ending song is "We Stand Alone" by Killer Dwarfs.


'Till next week!

Episode Thirty: You're in the studio. You could be really shining out! But what? You're just wonking off!

Welcome everyone to the first show in the new studio (Studio B) as well as the first show with new equipment! (Thanks to Bill at Outside the Cinema.)

In this episode, we play catch up with recently seen new (and old) releases and television. Then we just go off on tangents for a bit. (As usual!) We throw some ideas around for new segments answer some listener feedback and then wrap it up.

Music this week is from
Iggy Pop (Candy)
Megadeth (Foreclosure of a Dream)
The Ghastly Ones (Yuzo's Twist)
and Killer Dwarfs (We Stand Alone)

Hope you enjoy!


Write to us at areyouseriouspodcast@gmail.com
or call us at 206-338-3094

Until next week!

This week, since we are moving the studio to our North Shore facility, "Studio B," we thought it would be a good idea to put together another episode of "Are You Still There?"

This weeks show has the usual randomness, but with just a little bit extra thrown in for good measure!

Music this week is representative of both East and West coast Old School Punk (with just a little metal.)
Them by The Misfits
Palisades Park by The Ramones
Her Black Wings by Danzig
and
We Stand Alone by Killer Dwarfs.

Thanks for listening, don't forget to check out all of our friends over at pop syndicate
popsyndicate.com/forums

We'll be back next week with an all new show!

Until then!

Hello ladies and gentlemen! Welcome to Episode Twenty Eight: "Harold, don't you have any other music, you know, from this century?" In this episode, we talk about a bunch of random things, including recently seen movies, the RNC and the musings of Laura Ingram.

Our main segment this week is all about music that we have that we would not readily tell people about. It's interesting what we think would be embarrassing.

Music this week is from:
Poison (Talk Dirty to Me)
Flock of Seagulls (I Ran)
Prince (Batdance)
and
Killer Dwarfs (We Stand Alone)

Our theme music is from The Fine Print
www.myspace.com/thefineprintband

Keep those cal and letters coming in!
1-206-338-3094
areyouseriouspodcast@gmail.com

Thanks for listening.
Sit back and relax. Enjoy the show.

Hello kids!    In this episode, titled: Episode Twenty Seven: Critics are likely to make enemies, inspector. You can call it an occupational hazard, we discuss some of the more recent releases, the Oscar contest results that we ran, and we pick apart a review from Roger Ebert that has little or nothing to do with the actual film that was supposedly reviewed. It just degrades from there into the usual mess that is Are You Serious?

As mentioned in the show, here's is a link to the response from Jimmy Mack from theforce.net. This is also complete with updates.
http://www.theforce.net/latestnews/story/jimmy_macs_rant_on_rogerebertcom_121206.asp

This week, we feature music from
Camper Van Beethoven - Pictures of Matchstick Men
The Dead Boys - Sonic Reducer
Coheed and Cambria - Welcome Home
and our closing song
Killer Dwarfs - We Stand Alone

Again, check out the band that played our opening
myspace.com/thefineprintband

You can follow Chris on twitter
twitter.com/AYS_OTC_Chris
(you can also find Frank through him as well)

Don't forget to add your opinion!
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Thanks again for listening!
We'll see you next week.
 

Here, in what will hopefully be it's new release day from this day forward is...

Episode Twenty Six: "Well, you take over then. I have no stake in this."
 - Chief Wiggum

In this episode we answer all of the email that our listeners have sent in. We discuss some new releases, (including Friday the 13th.) some older releases, and some T.V. What a surprise!

Speaking of surprises, Chris has some big news from the world of popsyndicate podcasts. Check out the forums over at
popsyndicate.com/forums

This episode marks the first report from our kids movie correspondent Olivia. She stopped by the show and gave a wonderful review of Coraline.

As always, check out the band that recorded our opening:
myspace.com/thefineprintband

This show (and many others before it) wouldn't have been possible without the help of my wonderful producer/engineer/wife, E.
Thank you.

Music this week is from:
Nirvana (All Apologies)
Anthrax (Got the Time)
Red Hot Chili Peppers (Nobody Weird Like Me)
and our closing theme:
Killer Dwarfs (We Stand Alone)

Don't forget to vote for us on podcastalley along with other great popsyndicate shows like
 Outside the Cinema
 The Gentlemens Guide to Midnite Cinema
 and
 Cinema Diabolica
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or email us at areyouseriouspodcast@gmail.com

Thanks again for listening,
Chris

Here, a day early is Episode Twenty Five: "I thought I was looking at my mother's old douche-bag, but that's in Ohio."

This episode is a bit of a departure for us. We pick up the reigns from Outside the Cinema in a show of solidarity and address a listener that crosses the line. Perhaps they have a "Touch of Evil."

But, before that, we discuss some new releases and some older titles that we have seen. After that, we talk about one of our favorite shows.

Ben joins us again for some in show music and believe it or not, the hiss is gone!

In this episode we feature music from
Heretix (My Favorite Hooker)
Thomas Dolby (She Blinded Me With Science)
Barenaked Ladies (Big Bang Theory Theme)
and as usual, our closing song
Killer Dwarfs (We Stand Alone)

Visit Ben on his youtube channel,
http://www.youtube.com/user/perkinsben

Don't forget to check out the band that recorded our theme
myspace.com/thefineprintband
those guys are great!

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or write
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This week, we have a shorter show for you. We had some sound issues that could only be half fixed in post, so you are getting the best of what's left!

This show has no real topic. We discuss Valentines' Day, some recent releases, bad relationships and some other assorted nonsense.

Check out the band that recorded our opening
myspace.com/thefineprintband

We have a guest this week, Ben joined us fir the first half of the show.
Check out his youtube chanel
http://www.youtube.com/user/perkinsben

We feature music this week from:
The Dead Milkmen (Big Lizard in My Backyard)
The Cramps (Surfin' Dead)
The Death Riders (Suffer)
Guns 'n Roses (Crazy)
and our closing song, of course
Killer Dwarfs (We Stand Alone)

Don't forget to add to the show.
Call us at 206-338-3094
or write to areyouseriouspodcast@gmail.com

We will be back next week with a brand new show!
See you then!

Welcome to Episode Twenty Three of Are You Serious?

"We got totally lied to by our album covers, man."

This time around, we move away a bit from movies and politics and venture into the realm of music. We discuss our favorite albums for a while after we debate who will win in the major Oscar categories.

This show marks the appearance of the new (and still evolving) opening theme. The band is The Fine Print and you can find them at:
myspace.com/thefineprintband

This week we feature music from
Dropkick Murphys (State of Massachusetts)
Tenacious D (Tribute)
Guns n Roses (Welcome to the Jungle)
Killer Dwarfs (We Stand Alone)
and John Williams (Imperial March)

You can contact us at
areyouseriouspodcast@gmail.com
call us at 206-338-3094
areyouseriouspodcast.com
popsyndicate.com/forums
twitter.com/chrisisserious

I think that this is the best sounding show we have done so far!
I hope you agree.
Have a good week and we'll talk soon!

Hello everyone and welcome to our special "Thanks but no thanks, get out of D.C. ex-president Bush / Welcome the new guard super spectacular show!"

In reality, it's called Episode Twenty Two: "Are you saying you believe?" "No. But I have a good idea."

This week, the show is based around a voice mail we received from Jorge. It sparks some lively conversation and some points that we don't quite agree on. It was great fun and I hope you enjoy it.

We have music from
U2 (City of Blinding Lights)
Bad Religion (Let Them Eat War)
Tenacious D (The Government Totally Sucks)
and Sting (Brand New Day)

Don't forget to contact us and contribute to the show!
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For better or worse, I present you with Episode Twenty One:  Use the comlink? Oh my! I forgot, I turned it off.

For this episode, we had a slight technical problem. One of the microphones was not relaying a signal to the mixer. So, this means that when you hear my voice, I am being picked up through Frank's mic. I tried a bunch of tricks to amplify my voice, but none seemed to make it any better, only worse.

The show is not a total loss however. You can still hear me, even though we had to drop almost two hours of the recording. We cut out the discussion that we had about our favorite albums, which is a shame because we lost some really funny moments there.

Anyway, we have a guest on the show this week, Kelci stopped by to add to the mess that is "Are You Serious?"

We had fun, even  though we are plagued by technical problems. We'll be back next week with a re-cap of the last eight years. Tuesday's inauguration and what we wnant to see in the days ahead.

Thanks for listening.
Sit back and relax. Enjoy the show!

here's the link we talk about from our email segment
http://comicsmedia.ign.com/comics/image/article/942/942740/amazing-spider-man-20090108115729316.jpg

Music this week is from Sarah Silverman and Faith No More.

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Hello and welcome to Episode Twenty: I was never a member of the Nazi Party! I only followed orders. I had nothing to do with the war!


In this podcast, we discuss some of the Holiday releases, we go over some recent (and some older) current events, then we take some time and discuss theatrical releases slated for this year. We cap it all off with a return to listener feedback, all while keeping it short!
(For once!)

With the show description out of the way, I was made aware of some problems people are having with the .m4p (enhanced) version of the show. Is anyone else experiencing issues with downloading or playback of the show?

In this show we have some music from White Zombie ("Ratfinks, Suicide Tanks And Cannibal Girls" from the album "Let Sleeping Corpses Lie"), Beck ("Girl" from the album "Guerro"), The Ghastly Ones ("Ghastly Stomp" from the album "Unearthed") and Loreena McKennitt ("The Mummer's Dance" from the album "Nights From The Alhambra")

Sit back and relax, enjoy the show!
And as always, thanks for listening.

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Happy New Year everyone! This week we have a special show for you. We have taken some of the deleted sections of some of the past shows and put them together into this episode, "Are You Still There? Volume One, The Lost Sessions"

You would think that it would be easy to just string a bunch of clips together, add some music and upload it. You would be wrong. For some reason, the editing software I use decided it wanted to only convert sections of the finished show into an MP3 format. When you would listen to that version, it had no music and the beginning and end of each section was clipped off. To make matters worse, it did not save the files correctly and I could not retrieve the original files.

So, what you have here is a slightly shorter version of what was intended. It still retains the heart of the episode, but the cuts are not exactly how I wanted them.

To make up for that, and the show being a day later than usual, I decided to try something a little different. If I did everything correctly, this should be the first "enhanced podcast" that Are You Serious? has put out!

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We'll be back next week with a brand new show, so until then, sit back and relax, enjoy the show!


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Episode Eighteen: You? You! Hit that director in the face, really f*ck!ng hard!


     Welcome to our year end show! We decided that we would do a special TWO part show for the year end wrap up. We also decided that it would be great to offer both parts of the show in ONE EPISODE for continuous listening!

     In this one episode two-parter we talk about a lot of things that were much more current when we were recording! Things like "Milk" starring Sean Penn. We also discuss other year end lists and what they blatantly forgot. Part two of the one part show starts with a discussion of the Golden Globe nominees and we top off our year end spectacle with our least favorite films from our favorite directors.

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or email us at
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Until next year!

Merry Christmas!
Happy Yule!
Io Saturnalia!

In our special Christmas episode we discuss "the reason for the season." Shhh, here's a hint... it's not Jesus!  Shhhh!

We also discuss some of the things that we are looking forward to as our kids get older and reflect back on our own childhood Christmas memories.

Grab your egg nog, spike it with whatever you want (preferably rum,) sit back, relax and enjoy the show!

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Welcome back everyone. My apologies for the longer than usual time between episodes, but with the holidays approaching, everything gets thrown into flux!

This week we discuss some new theatrical releases, a quick talk about critics and the Dark Knight, and we cap it off with a discussion about what makes a character bad-ass and who our favorites are.

Thanks everyone for listening, we'll be back sooner next week!

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Welcome back everyone. I hope that you all had a good holiday and a good week. This week we talk about what movies have had the most influence on us when we were growing up. Also, we discuss season 3 of Heroes.

We had some technical issues with this show, but despite the few occurrences of levels being too high, it's a pretty good show if I do say so myself.

As always, you can contact us at:
areyouseriouspodcast@gmail.com
or you can call us at
(206) 338-3094

Thanks to everyone that has submitted a five star review on iTunes, and if you haven't...

That's all until next week.