Posted in Uncategorized, movies, comedy on Dec 17th, 2012 Comments
Here's the deal, Jordan Morris from Jordan Jesse Go! (that's another podcast for those of you unfamiliar - DO NOT DESERT ME!) was in town this weekend, and the rest of the boys were at work, so we recorded a one-on-one podcast. It's not quite the normal Frotcast vibe you're used to, but we did get to talk lots about movies, cult movies, Jordan's favorite and least favorite interview subjects, and getting in early on the whole podcast phenomenon. Definitely not as many jokes or as much horseplay, but we did actually get complete some thoughts. Complete thoughts are probably overrated, but still. A good time was had by all. And by all I mean both. A good time was had by both. I think. Enjoy!
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Posted in movies, comedy on Nov 15th, 2012 Comments
This week we bring on Joe Sinclitico (the comedian formerly known as Joe King) who gives us his movie pitches and talks about Skyfall and Lincoln. We also learn that it is a LAX Brotherhood, not just LAX bros. Gustavo AlmaDOvar also stops by. Drunk on!
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Posted in movies, comedy on Aug 16th, 2012 Comments
This week on the Frotcast, we welcome San Francisco comic Alex Q. Huffman to the frotquarters, Ben surprise bloops in from Bermuda, and we talk to Michael Buhman and Dan, our correspondents who just got back from the Gathering of the Juggalos in Illinois. Alex tells us about traveling from Ohio to San Francisco, getting illegally evicted from his house and living in his car for more than a year, Ben bloops in drunk at 2 am in Bermuda, and we talk to Mike and Dan all about the Juggalo economy, Insane Clown Posse, underage girls, a guy selling toads, a gangbang on a bridge, and all the Juggaloism you can imagine. We talk Dave Mustaine's conspiracy theories about the Aurora and Sikh shootings, and finish things off with the guy who burned Cheerios at the General Mills factory to protest gay marriage but then had a heart attack. I guess you could say that the theme was dark comedy.
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