The theme for this episode is video games. James Fowler is back, discussing something he actually has a hint of intelligence with. Such games we discuss are: Super Mario Brothers, Grand Theft Auto, Legend of Zelda, Red Dead Redemption, Pokemon, Donkey Kong Country, Sonic the Hedgehog, Fortnite, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Cover image credit - The Super Mario Bros. Super Show (1989), Season 1 Episode 14, "Cher's Poochie/Brooklyn Bound"

Upon the release of Marvel's newest film, Captain Marvel, we discuss the past, present, and future of Marvel movies. Spoilers to Captain Marvel, and the MCU answer to how Nick Fury lost his eye. Such movies we discuss are: Captain Marvel, Avengers: Endgame, Avengers: Infinity War, The Avengers, Spider-Man: Homecoming, Amazing Spider-Man 1 & 2, Sam Raimi's Spider-Man trilogy, Guardians of the Galaxy, Venom, Morbius, Kraven the Hunter, The Dark Knight Trilogy Dark Pheonix. Then we play "Blitzkrieg Bop" by The Ramones from Spider-Man: Homecoming. *Cover image credit- Nick Fury, Agent of SHIELD No. 1 by Jim Steranko

In episode 7, we invite Daniel's son, Liam, to discuss books and their movies. He gives us perspective on the books aimed at his generation such as Diary of a Wimpy Kid and Captain Underpants. Other books we discuss with their movies are: Harry Potter by JK Rowling, Twilight by Stephenie Meyer, John Carter by Edgar Rice Burroughs, Dark Tower by Stephen King, Jurassic Park by Michael Crichton, Neverwhere by Neil Gaiman And then we play "Hey Jude" by The Beatles, which is featured in The Dark Tower books, but not the movie.        Cover Image credit: Hawaii Five-O (1968) CBS Productions

In episode 6, we welcome "special" guest, James Fowler (bassist for Linear Aggression). The topic of discussion is cover songs. Such bands and acts we mention are: Bowling for Soup, Highly Suspect, Nirvana, Johnny Cash, Alien Ant Farm, Weezer, Disturbed, Ed Sheeran. Then, after much debate, we settle on playing Nirvana's cover of David Bowie's "Man Who Sold the World."   Cover Image credit: HAPPINESS IS A WARM BLANKET CHARLIE BROWN, Linus Van Pelt, 2011. © Warner Home Video / Courtesy: Everett Collection

This week we talk about many topics of the future, including: Jay and Silent Bob Reboot, Men In Black International, It Chapter 2, Birds of Prey, Insidious series, Tool, Autonomous Cars, Living on Mars,and Artificial Intelligence... And then we finished it off with a cover of "Sober" by Tool. Cover photo credit: https://www.comicsbeat.com/mars-needs-comics-dynamite-in-development-deal-for-mars-attacks/

In episode 4 we talk about music themed movies including (but not limited to): A Star Is Born 8 Mile Walk The Line August Rush Straight Outta Compton Across The Universe We also have added a producer/sound engineer. ENJOY!

In episode three we talk about parallel universes, mind over matter, time travel, The Thirteenth Floor, and then jammed out on "Burning House" by Cam.   *** This episode's cover artwork is from Captain Marvel vol. 1, 30 (Jan 1974 Marvel Comics) Art by Jim Starlin, pencils and color, and Al Milgrom, inks.

In this week's episode, we add a new element, as Dan does his best thinking with a guitar in his hands.   We discuss things that turn 20 this year, such as:   Office Space Fight Club Weird Al's Running with Scissors Star Wars: Episode 1 Family Guy South Park: Bigger, Longer, and Uncut The Sopranos Santana's Supernatural The Green Mile Spongebob Squarepants Incubus's Make Yourself   In which, we segue into more current things:   Disney re-making their movies into live-action Disney Plus's Marvel shows Heath Ledger's Joker Breaking Bad Gotham   Then you get to hear us jam with a twenty-year-old song, “Miserable” by Lit.

Welcome to the beginning of the Fatty/Slim Podcast. We unveil the new theme song. And in no particular order (we are all about the random), we talk about: Aquaman The Ballad of Buster Scruggs  Eminem versus Machine Gun Kelly Seether Guardians of the Galaxy  Avengers: Infinity War  Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows  Injustice  Power Rangers: Soul of the Dragon  Super Nintendo Classic versus PlayStation Classic Arcades of yesteryear The Berenst*in Bears And the joys of Dial-Up Internet