We Coulda Done Porn

With the help of Scott & Aaron's first guest, Dalton Pittman-Cahill, this episode explores the exciting world of musicals as well as the controversial move by the business formally known as ihop.

This week Scott and Aaron discuss everyone's favorite hyperactive knucklehead ninja, Naruto! Join us as we discuss his ninja way and our favorite parts of the series. http://wcdp.buzzsprout.com/

This week Scott and Aaron discuss their longstanding need to catch 'em all. Also donuts..mmmmm donuts.

Movies, tv, games, music, and books are a huge part of our lives so it's no surprise that they have a lasting impact on us as people. This week Aaron and Scott discuss what inspired them in media and how it changed them. Also pop tarts.

Join Scott and Aaron as they swap their favorite mom stories instead of our usual breakfast food topics. For our second topic we went with something that goes with mom stories like peanut butter and potatoes, modern dating! Don't forget to follow us on Facebook and Twitter @wcdpcast

Join us this week as we talk about eggs and omelettes and why Scott thinks they are the worst. We also take a dive into the ups and downs of Netflix's glut of new content.

Avengers Infinity War is out and breaking every box office record, so naturally Scott and Aaron have decided to review it. Join us for our first ever bonus episode and movie review.

What do unnecessarily sweet breakfast pastries have to do with the fun and whacky world of Japanese animation? Absolutely nothing! But that won't stop Scott & Aaron from trying.

Join Aaron and Scott as they discuss cereal and the impact the MCU has had on film.

On this episode Aaron teaches us about pancakes. We also try to make our own Star Wars prequel pitches.

Scott and Aaron discuss their guilty pleasures in film and television which of course leads to food porn. Also Aaron gets a foreboding message from a fortune cookie.

The second recording of the first ever episode of We Coulda Done Porn. Join Scott and Aaron as they talk about the difficulties of hitting record and the importance of consuming media when creating modern entertainment.