The ownhunder-twinnie-4’d episode of our podcast, Paul and Storm Talk About Some Stuff for Five to Ten Minutes (On Average), is now online.
This week’s episode: we are joined by our friend Josh A. Cagan, a Real Hollywood Screenwriter Person. Together, we dwell on the topic of Bonercat; discuss Josh’s origin story; writing in TV vs. for films; moving to Los Angeles and drinking the Kool-Aid; movies for kids and tweens and giant robots; fictional vacation spots; and a Stalinist propaganda challenge. Also, Kim Evey but definitely not Greg Benson.
AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION ALERT: If you could spend a vacation in any location from fiction, where would you go?
Sure, we’d love it if you just went ahead and bought our entire catalogue (for an incredibly reasonable price). But these will get you started (click the icon to the left of each title to listen):
Write Like the Wind – our ode/plea to George R. R. Martin Opening Band – the pain of life on the road; it’s our “Turn the Page”, but happier Nun Fight – inspired by the true story of a convent in Italy that had to close after a fist-fight broke out between its two remaining nuns Frogger! The Frogger Musical– Frogger. In musical form. There you have it! Thanksgiving – our ode/plea to George Lucas Nugget Man – a touching tribute to Dr. Robert C. Baker, inventor of the chicken nugget Mother’s Day Song – Mom will love it! I Will Sing a Lullabye – that special lady in your life will love it! A Better Version of You – if you’re a second child, you’ll love it! The Captain’s Wife’s Lament (Live) – a glimpse of a live Paul and Storm show; you’ll love it!
The one-honey twird episode of our podcast, Paul and Storm Talk About Some Stuff for Five to Ten Minutes (On Average), is now online.
This week’s episode: the busy, the laziness, and forgetting; the unattractiveness of aliens; shooting Tim Gunn into space; the Kraken vs. Aquaman vs. Ringo Starr; technical difficulties and building a hot 80s computer; our take on the Ocean Marketing debacle; have nerds become the bullies; Nerd/Bro is the new Nerd/Jock; and foods that BLOWYOURMIND; don’t forget that bacon really is good.
AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION ALERT: Did the Ocean Image marketing guy deserve to be hit with the million-pound shithammer, and/or did he instead become the victim of bullying?
(clicking on the above link will take you to the song’s Bandcamp page, where you can purchase the song for any price you wish, including $0.00. Or you can just listen to the song there, or via the player below. OPTIONS!)
Due to loss of power and severe weather forecasts, tonight’s planned “Wil Wheaton vs. Paul and Storm” show at Largo in Los Angeles has been RESCHEDULED for Sunday, December 4 at 7:30 pm. Tickets are available at the Largo website.
All tickets for tonight’s show will be honored for the Sunday show. If you have a ticket for tonight’s show and cannot attend the rescheduled show, full refunds will be granted.
We apologize for any inconvenience, and hopefully will see you Sunday night!.
What did you say? An actual new original song from Paul and Storm? Is it the End Times?
Nope; it’s just Thanksgiving. (For those of you outside America, Thanksgiving is a US holiday invented by the Cranberry Sauce lobby) It started out as a heartfelt attempt to write a song about the things we are thankful for, and then evolved into…well, let’s just say it took a bit of a turn.
Special thanks to Aubrey Webber from The Doubleclicks for her fine doleful cello work.
The honterd ‘n’ twosecondth episode of our podcast, Paul and Storm Talk About Some Stuff for Five to Ten Minutes (On Average), is now online.
This week’s episode: the Swedish Chef vs. Ozzy Osbourne, in which being cogent and likable are paramount; The Sarandon Quotient for determining acting/stardom ratios; the perils of leftover candy and the conscientious disposal thereof; bubblegum preferences and why spearmint is the most humane flavor; mutant dental powers, doo wop, and Sugar Daddies; pushing gum in elementary school and the false allure of carbon paper; and we heartily recommend The Thrilling Adventure Hour and The Big Broadcast.
AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION ALERT: Who in film/TV has a perfect balance of acting ability and starpower?
The huntort-twennywuned episode of our podcast, Paul and Storm Talk About Some Stuff for Five to Ten Minutes (On Average), is now online.
This week’s episode: not recorded from Paul’s house and Storm’s house, but in Wil Wheaton’s kitchen; Paul-o-ween; old political leanings and wikipedia trolls; doing new stuff and cat/dog/me; future guy brings grape leaves; raising geek kids; Witching Hour is much better than Casper the Friendly Ghost; solidarity hockey beard; Wil on JoCo Cruise Crazy; PAX joy; being Batman; the connection between poker and port defense; Yoda again does battle, this time against Dream; Wil Wheaton vs. Paul and Storm; and why we’re not coming to Indiana, but not really.
That time of year when we all exclaim, “Are you KIDDING me? I haven’t even taken down my Halloween decorations, and this stupid store already hauled out the tinsel and Bing Crosby music?”
Sadly, the decorations actually started weeks ago. But here’s a freebie from the back catalog to ease your pain…
The hundy-teenteenth episode of our podcast, Paul and Storm Talk About Some Stuff for Five to Ten Minutes (On Average), is now online.
This week’s episode (posted a little late, sorry): units of kernels and lots of things; Storm’s new Black Mold Studios basement setup; a new challenge or two, possibly involving puppies and sandwiches; frickin’ lasers, bespoke suits and the definition of “cool;” Paul’s computer pukes yet again (gotta sort that out); fictional taxi drivers; pretzel-eating patterns; feeling big feelings for “Friday Night Lights“; and Yoda trains Pokemon.
The ownhunder-twinnie-4’d episode of our podcast, Paul and Storm Talk About Some Stuff for Five to Ten Minutes (On Average), is now online.
