In this episode we learn that originality is dead; Tyler found a database of every RuneScape username and they’re all about yo mama. We also learn definitively that there are, in fact, crocodiles in Florida. That set, we learn how to properly educate and discipline children and very tactfully oscillate between very serious topics and improving about knitting and cocaine. We wrap up by talking about nuclear power and occupational safety statistics… which oddly enough is a subject we are somewhat qualified to talk about. Credits: Tyler Alcorn — Host Colton Huskinson — Host Cedric Camonayan – Producer Website: anovelthought.org Instagram | Twitter | Facebook | Reddit | Discord

In this episode Tyler and Colton discuss their thoughts on the digital entertainment landscape (like the success of companies like Mythical and Smosh). Afterwards we discuss at length our chaotic country upbringing. You will learn important information like… what a big bale and how to launch your brother in a wheelbarrow. Links! Insta: https://www.instagram.com/anovel_thought/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/home Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/anovelthought/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7QgIyI6Gs0rR8_U8UQH-nw Discord: https://discord.gg/HvqSppuQ Podbean: https://anovelthought.podbean.com/ Website: https://anovelthought.org/

In this episode we start a company called Alphabook, that ranks and sorts all levels of real alpha men… We are Beta. Then we learn how to survive in the wilderness with Bear Grylls and talk about what bears eat (the animal not the guy). We also discuss Tyler’s thoughts on Battlefield 2042. Then we break up the podcast and re-unite in the year 2042 for an epic drum solo. Credits: Tyler Alcorn — Host Colton Huskinson — Host Cedric Camonayan – Producer Website: foundfivedollars.com Instagram | Twitter | Facebook | Reddit | Discord

In this episode Tyler and Colton share their thoughts on the best Marvel Cinematic Universe films, and then discuss their spoiler filled thoughts on Spiderman: No Way Home. They both loved the film but have different opinions on what could have made it better. They also spend a bit of time catching up after the holiday break, reminisce on their first year in Northern California, and the fateful game of Parts (pool darts) that kicked it all off. Credits: Tyler Alcorn — Host Colton Huskinson — Host Cedric Camonayan – Producer Website: foundfivedollars.com Instagram | Twitter | Facebook | Reddit | Discord

In this episode we do some housekeeping, address the name change, and talk about the audio dramas we are producing. After that Colton gushes about Stranger Things (a show he is years late on watching).Links: Insta | Twitter | Reddit | Youtube | Discord

Wesley finds himself in a terrible predicament—his legs are missing—when an off-putting bit of ugly brown light starts speaking to him about the human condition. Existentialism mingles with dystopian dread in a post-modern America, while Wesley has, what might be, his final conversation.  The conclusion? He was never alive anyway.

Wesley finds himself in a terrible predicament—his legs are missing—when an off-putting bit of ugly brown light starts speaking to him about the human condition. Existentialism mingles with dystopian dread in a post-modern America, while Wesley has, what might be, his final conversation.  The conclusion? He was never alive anyway.  Full story on 12/5/2021

I worked a graveyard shift, In dank and rotted soil. I pray an end to settle swift, To cease my nightly toil. Bryan’s dream future was ended by the pandemic. In a world crumbling around him, he will take whatever opportunities he can. When a man with an accent calls and offers him a job, he has no choice but to accept. He needs only to remember that the door must stay locked.

In this episode we reminisce about our country upbringing, how whack PG movies used to be, and then discuss the demographics of our rural places. Twitter: @five_dollhairs Instagram: @thenifoundfivedollars1

In this episode we talk about a literal cult—not a made up one. We also gate-keep the Tool fandom from the outside by locking the gate and refusing to let them enjoy their music how they want. Also we have Daddy Zuck on. As a note for our dear listeners... yes we do these sober.