Magnified Pod

In this episode, Andrew and John rage. At the top of the episode, Andrew and John spend some time talking about the latest violence committed against the AAPI (Asian American Pacific Islander) community. This segment is heavy (topics like white supremacy, racism, toxic masculinity are discussed), but we encourage you to listen. Then a discussion of the 2001 Dogwood album "Matt Aragon." Plus a special guest joins the pod to break down some theological concepts around atonement theory. Album discussion begins at 33:05.

 

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In this episode, Andrew and John strive to build a better pod. But first, some thoughts on one year anniversary of Covid-19. Then reactions to the Furnace Fest lineup! And John gets quizzed on Better Than Ezra and knock-off butter brands. Also, a conversation about Korn's Brian "Head" Welch and his "obsession" with Christianity and how this ties into Andrew's deconstruction. Finally, track by track of Dogwood's 2000 Tooth & Nail release "Building A Better Me." Album discussion begins at 1:27:22.

 

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In this episode, Andrew and John feel the burn...from opening up that pit! But first, some exciting news in the Potter household. Also, what new music are the dudes excited about? Then, TWO Cabbage Patch Kids updates? And what does John know about Less Than Jake and "More Than Words"? Finally, a track by track discussion of the 1999 album "More Than Conquerors" by Dogwood. Album discussion begins at 1:19:14.

In this episode, Andrew and John are brothers/companions. But first, some Munch news, a submission for the Correction Corner, Britney Spears, and a shout out to musician and comedian Brett Domino. Also, what does John know about Sannn Diaagooo? Then, producer Jason joins the pod to go track by track of the Dogwood album "Through Thick and Thin." Album discussion begins at 55:45.

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In this episode, Andrew and John open up a circle pit. But first, John shares some thoughts on Andrew's appearance on the Common Creatives podcast. Also, some voicemails and more "Interesting History with Unoriginal Vinyl"! Then, John tackles questions about R.E.M. and breakdancing in this week's game. Finally, track by track of the 2020 Slick Shoes straight banger "Rotation & Frequency." Album discussion begins at 1:06:34.

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In this episode, Andrew and John say too much. But first, what many have been waiting for: an exclusive listen to Exhumator demo tracks. In these pre-Five Iron Frenzy cuts, you get to hear some more metal and industrial tunes. Then, what does John know about animal group names and 90's board games? Then track by track of the 2000 Tooth & Nail release "Wake Up Screaming." Album discussion begins at 1:09:44.

In this episode, Andrew and John cry in misery. But first some voicemails about punk rock Cabbage Patch dolls and some rare Relient K footage. Plus, we discuss a controversy from last episode's game. Then, a game that takes us through Flavor Town. Finally, a track by track discussion of the 1998 Slick Shoes album "Burn Out." Album discussion begins at 1:18:10.

In this episode, Andrew and John have widened mouths, but no regrets. New season, who dis? We're back to discuss skate punk, and we're starting with our boys in Slick Shoes. But first, we give a lay of the land to newer listeners. And our first game of the new season! What does John know about Sean Astin and toy store riots? Then track by track of Rusty, the 1997 debut LP from Slick Shoes. And a new controversial segment called "The Box." Album discussion begins at 58:18.

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In this bonus episode, Andrew and John make a new friend. Patreon supporter John Carmack joins the pod to discuss ableism, mental health, veganism, and being in the studio during the recording of Engine of a Million Plots. Plus, John breaks down the new Five Iron Frenzy record and tells us which songs mean the most to him.

In this episode, Andrew and John have a three-way...interview. First, some voicemails! You guys have lots of good things to say about the new album. Then Reese, Scott, and Jeremy once again join Magnified Pod, but this time to talk "Until This Shakes Apart." They talk production details, explaining lyrics, Rage Against the Machine, Fireball, and the Five Iron song Scott never wants to see the light of day. Interview begins at 33:34.