Dashing Digressions

This week, Pete asserts he's the most American guy you'll meet and lays out his case, while Dane imagines ways to defect. The guys share their thoughts on supplements and some nutrition facts before offering some food aversion stories. Elsewhere, Dane misses Kevin Bacon and wants him back. Finally the guys get their lexicon on and discuss words they like to say before moving on to Dane's LAME about Homeward Bound.

As promised, a bonus episode for you guys all about A Quiet Place and Avengers: Infinity War. Full spoilers are on display so if you've seen the movies or don't care about being spoiled and want to hear what we thought, check it out. Dane and Pete get heated over the ending of A Quiet Place and how they would have changed it. Then they gush about Infinity War, consider the future of the MCU, and discuss what they feel could have been improved.

A roller coaster week leads up to this point where Pete get validation for his life choices. Elsewhere, the guys have some thoughts on Brooklyn Nine-Nine... again, and consider the suffering of Dan Harmon. Pete decides to be a comedian rather than a friend while Dane wonders why people get so upset about bad taste. Finally, strap in for an unusual edition of Dane's LAME about The Crow.

This week the guys apologize for a lack of content recently, they admit regret and commit to change. Pete brings up an old standby album and they talk about a failed segment that might have had legs. Elsewhere, Dane discusses his traumatic experience with Devil Man Cry Baby and teases Pete with Infinity War. Pete reaffirms his love for Brooklyn Nine-Nine and their diverse and consistent characters and we close it off with the big payoff for the Podcaster Playlist Potluck! Also, we have a powerful piece about Podern Family brother, Perry Johnson, who was recently diagnosed with Stage 4 cancer. All our love coming your way buddy!

Drink it in, this week the guys kick it off with a new beverage that's canonically sound in the Dashingverse. Pete follows up with some thoughts on the totally not offensive anime Devil Man Cry Baby, and Dane has some doubts about the continued viability of A Series of Unfortunate Events. Elsewhere, the guys figure out why no one cares about Bright anymore. Finally, Pete has a few bars he found that are just itching to be spoken by Dane's very proper reading voice and we close it out with Dane's LAME about El Mariachi Trilogy

We're back on point! On this week's rather lengthy episode, the guys kick it off as you would imagine nerds to do, with a lot of Pokemon. Pete's a true master and we all have to live with that. Elsewhere, a conversation on A Quiet Place gets out of hand and may rear its head again later, followed by Pete's predictions for Infinity War. Dane laments and rants on the work of Train and their earwormy nonsense, while Pete plans out their future as radio DJs. We wrap it up with the mighty and long awaited return of Dane's LAME about Tremors.

This week, alone again after the series of awesome guests, the guys kick it off with a bang via some amazing renditions of the 80's classic "Take Me Home Tonight," by Eddie Money. Dane gives a run down of the Podcaster Playlist Potluck, which was totally his idea, not anyone else's, and Pete suggests a listen to the ghost-mustache prodigy Hobo Johnson. Elsewhere, Dane talks about being the most popular guy ever, and Pete praises Brooklyn Nine-Nine. Dane recounts a trip to the drive-in and some sci-fi goodness before teasing the triumphant return of Dane's LAME.

The last in our series of guest shows has us talking with the wonderful ladies of the Dimly Lit podcast, Carleigh Houghtling and Katrina Schroeder! Pete takes some time to join us for the show so Dane basically geeks out on how much he enjoys their work. We talk about what makes classic literature and why fan-fiction is better, Carleigh deigns to give us some recommendations. Katrina announces the next few books coming up on Dimly Lit before trashing Twilight. Elsewhere, Dane reveals his feelings on the highly relevant Backstreet vs N*Sync debate, and shares a story of being a total nerd in high school, while Carleigh misconstrues the "60's." Pete shows up and talks D&D with Katrina and we wind down with thoughts on Harry Potter and Shia LeBeouf. Also... GAY PRETTY SKATE BOIS!

In this short interim episode before our final guest, the guys desperately try to remember how to podcast. Pete tells a story of his burgeoning brohood and Dane feels let down by the ineffective social commentary of "This Is The Police." Elsewhere, the guys discuss their thoughts on the new season of Jessica Jones, before Pete unveils some of his most unpopular opinions to date, and they close it off with a look at an American staple restaurant.

This week is the first-ever crossover episode of Dashing Digressions with the lovely and hilarious cast of the Build-a-Band podcast, Chris Naulty and Taylor Ruckle. We learn the dangers of communal detergent and get a glimpse into our velvety soft future. Elsewhere, Taylor offers his thoughts on Pop music, Pete counters with some indie gems, Dane's confused by all the band names, and Chris decides to make a mix to bring him up to date. Elsewhere, we hear of a host of live performances attended and some of the deepest TayLORE. And they finish it off with the hottest new blockbuster of the summer "Stinking Creek."

Week 2 of Guest Month has Jacob Tanner on the track! A meandering episode where we move quickly from topic to topic, from David Koresh to Chris Rock and on to Barack Obama, Mike Tyson, Tracy Morgan, Rick Astley, and even Bigfoot! Dane shares the story of how he and Jacob became friends before Jacob gives us a creepy story about someone trying to break into his house. Finally closing it off with a discussion of a satanic ritual regarding a giant opening in the Earth. It's a weird one!

Dane's been working on a project for class and was so pleased with how it turned out, he decided to share it with the world! Stories from his life and how the each of the major elements of socialization made him who he is.

It's Guest Month here on Dashing Digressions and we're kicking it off with our good friend, the legendary Craig Barrow. Pete and Dane try to throw him, but he keeps up with every step. From Anime and comics to parenting and dating tips, Craig's got it covered. Hear the tragic story of how he went smell-blind. He even recounts his dream of island living! Don't be unamerican, check it out.

What A Burger! That Honey Butter is really something else right? The guys spend way too much time talking about it this week, then move on to exchange recommendations for some heavy sci-fi viewing. Elsewhere, Dane discovers his taste for sad girls, and Pete reveals his most amazing character to date. Next week starts Guest Month here at Dashing Digressions, so to send off Dane's LAME for a while, Dane covers the Ocean's Trilogy in record time!

This week, the guys pull out their petty cash for petty troubles. Dane's been thinking about love songs, and they recount their Valentine's Day exploits. Elsewhere, Pete finally got a hold of Super Mario Odyssey and can't help but praise its exuberance and fun, and Dane expresses some conflicted feelings about Bowser. They cap it off (slick Mario pun) with another holiday edition of Dane's LAME about John Cusack Romance movies!

Quite the varied episode this week! Silly discussion of themed pets fades into heavy discourse about the nature of art and audience. Pete reveals the true name of Batman, no, not Bruce Wayne, started a bunch of new series and gave them all up. Elsewhere, a certain phrase is dissected by inflection. They close it out with Dane's LAME about dirty cop movies, and a lot of stupid voices.

On this special edition of Dashing Digressions, you get what we've promised for a long time! A break from Dane! Pete takes it on solo while Dane tries to ease his delirium. Given a little room to breathe, he takes it slow and discusses his newfound drive to write, as well as a longish look into an album near and dear to his heart.

Half of the show was feeling sick so we have a quick one for you this week. Even still, the guys aren't pulling any punches! Starting if off with some discussion of anime, Dane has fond memories of Sailor Moon, and Pete's trying to find a good intro show for someone. The guys can help but escalate to hentai from there, and things get real for a bit. The freeze in southern Texas has the guys shivering. Elsewhere Pete gushes on the latest season of Dr. Who then Dane brings up The Matrix and hashes it out before beginning Dane's LAME on The Karate Kid Trilogy.

This week, the guys start off with a rather heated argument over the judicious use of legal action. And if that doesn't get your motor running, we don't know what will. Elsewhere, Pete has qualms about his scheduling and Dane got a taste of Texas history. In the absence of Dane's LAME, the guys decide to spend the latter part of the show discussing their friends from the #Podernfamily and lay out some recommendations for shows they love.

This week, the episode starts off with a surprise guest who has a few choice words about ya boi Pete. Elsewhere, the discussion gets heavy as the guys talk about the recent debacle involving Logan Paul. Pete admits he has a problem with Fortnite and bashes Destiny 2. Also, a plea is made to the chillhop artist eevee for a touch of grace. Finally, Dane's LAME about the Scream Trilogy and that sparks some meaningful conversation on the state of horror movies at large... also bad voice impersonations.