This week the Erins enthrall you with "Monster Camp," available on Tubi. L.A.R.P'ing (or Live Action Role Play) subculture is put on display as the Seattle NERO chapter invites us into their world. Over the span of a year, we see the various events and ensuing drama experienced by the players, monsters, owners, and plot characters. Bring your best costumed alter ego for spells and quests at Monster Camp!

This week the Erins observe "American Juggalo," from a safe distance. This short doc can be found on YouTube. The annual gathering of the Juggalos can be found in Ohio. Guys, there are no words. You have 20 minutes to watch this.

This week the Erins take fans down "The Path to the Path," available at: https://thepathtothepath.org/ . This short doc provides the perspective of AAS scientists working with communities in preparation for the 2024 solar eclipse. The enthusiasm from organizers is infectious as they discuss sharing this amazing experience with others.

This week the Erins bathe in "Bathtubs Over Broadway," available for rent on Amazon Prime. Musicals have a cult like following, but how many aficionados can say they know the like of Industrial Musicals? Comedic write, Steve Young, stumbles on the rare vinyl LP souvenirs of these amazing productions made for annual company conferences. The witty product based lyrics of these jingles are enchanting and launched careers in theater. What tune will be your favorite? The link for next week's documentary: thepathtothepath.org

This week the Erins blow your mind with, 'Have a Good Trip: Adventures in Psychedelics,' available on Netflix. Big names in comedy, music, and the screen, share their stories of imbibing in recreational drugs for your entertainment. The interviews are so good, you may not realized the doc sneaks in some education! LSD and mushrooms have long been targets of anti-drug school campaigns. Did those lame productions get it right? Are you merely 7 trips away from incurable insanity? The more you know...

This week the Erins reminisce with, "The Rock-afire Explosion," available on YouTube. Showbiz Pizza was the place to go in the 80's for your straight A's or third grade birthday party. Arcade games and ball pits went right along with the animatronic band, The Rock-afire Explosion. Whether you were creeped out or enchanted, the band was sure to leave an impression. Now a small group of dedicated fans are heading up a revival of the long dormant characters with the assistance of the band's creator.

This week the Erins share thoughts on 'The ABCs of Book Banning,' available on Paramount Plus. We often hear from grown folks spouting off about protecting the kids from dangerous and uncomfortable truths. This doc brings fresh takes from kids who can't get these engaging books at school anymore. They don't get why these decisions are being made and are well aware of missing out. If the children are our future, let them read all the books!

This week the Erins do you a kindness and cover "Winnebago Man," available on Tubi. Jack Rebney became an early internet sensation when his 1988 promotional video for Winnebago sales went viral. The profanity laced outtakes were an immediate hit! Jack struggles to understand his brush with fame and why people care to know more about him years later. Leave it to the youths to convince him!

This week the Erins swoon for “The Greatest Night in Pop,” available on Netflix. The iconic 80's tune “We Are The World” is familiar to most. The story of how it was made may be less so. This was an incredible effort to pull together the industry's biggest stars for a worthy cause! The results was the song that made people take notice of world famine and provided some relief.

This week the Erins walk you all around “Jasper Mall,” available on Amazon Prime. While the focus is the slow death of a former spectacle located in Alabama, this doc really tells the story of malls all over the US. The spirit of the people working to keep the businesses afloat is commendable and the characters are engaging. Ultimately, this is a love letter to shopping as entertainment and a sweet elegy to capitalism.