Josiah Hughes is a music journalist, cultural critic, and co-host of 155 Pod, a deep-dive punk music analysis show focusing mainly on Blink 182 songs. J is also a devout husband, cat owner, next-level coffee aficionado, and bicycle expert. Despite leaving their podcast behind, Josiah and his co-host continue to write their weekly companion newsletter, 155 newsletter. You can catch Josiah online during weekday work hours and if you want to catch him after 5 pm, you can find him in Montreal hanging at his favourite local haunts and DIY music venues. If you checked those and you still can't find him — he may be at home, on the road, or missing. Topics discussed in this episode: - Degrassi: The Next Generation - The Mennonite Central Committee - The emotional implications of long-term thrifting - Industry climbers in Toronto - Bruce - www.starbuckseverywhere.net - Recording in mono vs. stereo - WizeGals - "Who do photos belong to?" ⁠⁠https://linktr.ee/picturetimeoclock⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/picturetimeoclock/⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://twitter.com/daeveud⁠

Renaldo is a power user on X with an optimistic outlook on life and a go-getter attitude. He is a meme lover, self-improvement enthusiast, and boxing aficionado. Renaldo is a beloved son, brother, and friend. He takes pride in being someone you can always count on to have your back when you're in trouble. After joining the social media platform X in May 2022, Renaldo wasted no time in making a name for himself in the oversaturated blue checkmark community. Using his ultra-quick wit and bombastic behaviour, Renaldo's effortless engagement-garnering tactics are now used by many within various blue checkmark communities on X. What's next for the meme king of South Africa? Listen now and find out. Topics discussed in this episode: - Crypto - NNN (No Nut November) - Nutting in general - The Boys (tv show) - How to Win Friends and Influence People (book) - Poland - Buying followers - Nutting - Transformers ⁠⁠https://linktr.ee/picturetimeoclock⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/picturetimeoclock/⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://twitter.com/daeveud⁠

Kyle Hide is a prolific meme page admin, gardener, and astrology columnist living in Brooklyn, NY. Kyle runs ineedgodineverymomentofmylife, an Instagram account and merch brand he and some friends started during a particularly unprecedented period of time in the world—I'm referring, of course, to the COVID-19 pandemic. At the time, the spiritual, semi-ironic, and downright silly content on the page resonated deeply with its bewildered audience, a group of people who, at the time, found themselves hopelessly locked down at home and in search of The Light—an abstract symbol of goodness referenced heavily in The Bible. Full Disclosure: Kyle and I recently entered into a business relationship with one another. In exchange for faith-based tokens, I am now the official "Helper" for the I Need God Pod, a companion podcast for the meme page. As the new Helper for that show, I urge you all to listen and subscribe if you like what you hear. Topics discussed in this episode: - Twitter - Ava Max - Not paying your taxes - Prayingg - Co-Star vs. The Pattern - Snapchat - The Kelly Clarkson Show - Daria's sister, Quinn ⁠https://linktr.ee/picturetimeoclock⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/picturetimeoclock/⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠https://twitter.com/daeveud⁠

Andrew Power is a DJ and producer from Toronto, ON. Under the alias Andrew Juke, one might describe his eclectic style as "hard style rave-core" meets "post-covid-footwork." When he's not behind his PC blasting out 303 melodies and boosting the low-end on his latest bootleg remix, he's hangin' online, walking the city, or keeping up with the latest trends in men's fashion. Earlier this summer, Andrew let me brush the back of my hand against his The Row hoodie. He also runs the IG page Collected Searching, where he unearths archived internet search phrases with dark and sometimes illegal undertones. Topics discussed in this episode: - L.A. Club Resource - Hellboy - BBC iPlayer - Chris - Italy - Blade 2 - Natasha Lyonne ⁠https://linktr.ee/picturetimeoclock⁠⁠ ⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/picturetimeoclock/⁠⁠ ⁠⁠https://twitter.com/daeveud⁠

Josh McIntyre is a musician, DJ, and co-host of Cold Pod, a pop culture podcast at the heart of Toronto’s emerging underground podcasting community. After curb stomping onto the scene just over a year ago, Cold Pod wasted no time in its effortless delivery of hot takes on all things music, art, and pop culture—all while keeping true to and embracing its home (the six). 'The Cold Pod Formula', meticulously crafted by Josh and his co-host, Austin, was considerably influential in shaping Toronto’s extremely gritty and underground podcasting scene. To this day, the recipe to the formula remains shrouded in secrecy despite many would-be podcasters claiming to know what’s in it. These days, you can catch Josh hanging out in Toronto’s infamous “West End" working on new music with his band, Thermal, recording Cold Pod episodes, and more… Topics discussed in this episode: - Liberty Village - The service industry - Halloween - Pigeons and racoons - Facebook marketplace - Spadina - Podcast analytics ---- The Photo Josh McIntyre ⁠https://linktr.ee/picturetimeoclock⁠ ⁠https://www.instagram.com/picturetimeoclock/⁠ ⁠https://twitter.com/daeveud⁠

Jordanne Brown is a stand-up comedian, writer, and performer based in Toronto. I first encountered Jordanne a few months ago at one of Toronto's legendary community spaces, Bar Orwell, located on Dundas West. Jordanne essentially wrapped the audience around her little finger and rocked the room, firing off one joke after another as if they were bullets shooting out of a gun. Bar Orwell was absolutely buzzin'— "bzzzz." After Jordanne's set, I buzzed up out of my seat and headed to the bar. It's time for a drink, I thought to myself, eagerly pushing my way through the one or two people in my way. As I scoped out the drink fridge, I remembered that I don't always need alcohol to have a good time, so I opted for a Coke. The bartender, who I can't remember anything about, nodded in approval, "Nice choice," he affirmed. The next thing I knew he was slamming the can down on the bar in front of me. He grasped my Coke with his left hand and slipped his right index finger under the tab, pulling back at it teasingly, as if to imply, "You want me to open this can pretty bad, huh?" I did want that. He looked down at the can and then back up at me, our eyes locked, he paused. Something felt off. Why wasn't he opening my Coke? What the f*ck is going on here? Sensing my fear and confusion, the bartender began explaining, "So, before I open this, there's something you should know..." He was being super serious, like, in a way where it made me feel like he wasn't going to give me my Coke. He continued, "There is currently no ice because we don't have a sink behind the bar." I was shook. No ice? What the—? "Damn," I muttered. I then quickly got my shit together and decided I'll just get the Coke anyway—and did. He instantly cracked it open and handed it to me just as I gave him my 5 bucks or however much it was, but I was pissed. I don't even think I said thank you. I slowly made my way back to my seat, thinking to myself, "no ice equals no tip." I sat down and sipped my warm Coke. The once buzzin' room was now filled with nothing but dread, for me at least. The legendary Bar Orwell suddenly didn't feel so legendary. Topics discussed in this episode: - Playing for keeps - Nice cars - Jon McCurley - Dairy Queen (again) - Podcasting - OJ (Orange Juice) - Comedy Bar - Clowns Links: Jordanne IG Jordanne Twitter ⁠https://linktr.ee/picturetimeoclock⁠ ⁠https://www.instagram.com/picturetimeoclock/⁠ ⁠https://twitter.com/daeveud⁠

Erin Logan is a film industry titan originally from Cobourg, Ontario. Having now lived in Toronto for 10 years, Erin shares bits and bobs from her plethora of knowledge related to The 6ix. During her recent bout of unemployment, she has had a chance to truly sink her teeth into the Discover Page, where she has since discovered thousands of photos of croissants and suicide girls. In this episode, Erin breaks down the difference between a laneway and an alley, what causes the blank stare on an employee's face, and how daylight savings time is changing the way we think about sunsets. Also in this episode, the faint clicking of a button machine can be heard emanating from the darkness that is Christie Street. Who is this enigmatic figure operating the button machine? Find out in this episode... Topics Discussed: - Gambling away every last dollar - 401 Richmond - Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them - Missing out on your inheritance - Magic and buttons - The carpeted floors of Kind Exchange - Gamers - 2L Faygo - Pamenar and more - The British Ska Community - Opulence Follow Erin on Instagram ⁠https://linktr.ee/picturetimeoclock⁠ ⁠https://www.instagram.com/picturetimeoclock/⁠ ⁠https://twitter.com/daeveud⁠

In this episode, I sit down with Cole to discuss a photo he took of some fruit from the market. Despite the fact that years have passed since he took the photo, and the physical fruits have long since disappeared, they do continue to exist in one place—Cole's twisted mind.  In Cole's imagination, the fruits may have taken on new, surrealistic qualities, with exaggerated colours and distorted shapes. Perhaps they have even taken on a sinister quality, becoming symbols of decay and death. Through the lens of Cole's camera and his creative vision, the fruits have been transformed into something more than mere objects—they have become part of Cole's personal mythology, infused with his utterly twisted perspective and worldview. While they may no longer exist in the physical world, they remain as a powerful symbol in Cole's psyche. In this way, the photo becomes a reflection not only of the transience of life, but also of the power of the human imagination to transform and transcend the limitations of reality. [Special thanks to Chelsea for her special story which can be heard in Act I of this podcast episode.] Other topics discussed in this episode: - Mac DeMarco - Eataly - Persimmons - Stealing - Agnes Varda - Cleo from 5 to 7, from acclaimed filmmaker Agnes Varda - San Francisco - POM Wonderful - iCloud Storage ⁠https://linktr.ee/picturetimeoclock⁠ ⁠https://www.instagram.com/picturetimeoclock/⁠ ⁠https://twitter.com/daeveud⁠

Nathen Mazri, the eccentric and bold entrepreneur behind GarfieldEATS, joins the show for his long-awaited third appearance on Picture Time O'Clock. Nathen discusses his up-and-coming business ventures and why no one is ready for what he has in store for us.  Topics discussed in this episode: - Religion - Telepathy - Sobriety - Air Canada - Tough breaks - Challenging moments - Handling your problems on your own Follow Nathen Mazri on Instagram to stay up to date Pre-Order Nathen's new book on Amazon ⁠https://linktr.ee/picturetimeoclock⁠ ⁠https://www.instagram.com/picturetimeoclock/⁠ ⁠https://twitter.com/daeveud⁠

Emerson Ray Rosenthal is a screenwriter living and working in NY. He joins me to discuss a screenshot he took of his Instagram page, Free Movie Ideas.  Topics discussed in this episode include: - Birds - Skins (TV Series) - Marriage proposals - The Long Goodbye - Time travel s/o to Chelsea for another fire story in the intro. **Attention Crypto Wallet Owners** You can now officially own a piece of the Picture Time O'Clock podcast in digital form. Head over to the Picture Time Hub on Nina to view every photo featured on the podcast. If desired, use your digital wallet to purchase a selected audio clip from any episode, including classic clips from past guests such as Babor and the Garfield guy. @emerson_rosenthal @freemovieideas ⁠https://linktr.ee/picturetimeoclock⁠ ⁠https://www.instagram.com/picturetimeoclock/⁠ ⁠https://twitter.com/daeveud⁠