GDH Ep34: Twilight Book Club

Oliver, Jeremy and Brittany sit down for the first podcast of 2021, and the discussion is extremely free form. Oliver feels that Jeremy's new background will help him overcome his yelling habit because he has library anxiety. Brittany is tired of Spider-Man. Jeremy loves Twitter, but wants it all for himself. They all love the first three episodes of WandaVision.

The snowman looks like Michael Keaton, right?  In this book club episode we discuss Jack Frost, Jingle all the Way, and Klaus. Merry Christmas.

We have honestly so much to say about Twilight.

Finally, we talk about those movies from last time.

It's Halloween and the gang is all set, and they've chosen their costumes for a great podcast- that some might call flavorful. Oliver and Jeremy also rank Brittany's past Halloween costumes, and the friends all reflect on the Halloweens of their childhood. In addition, Oliver is very upset about Fruit Brute, and misses him in his Halloween routine. Also, they all dressed as Guy Fierri.

Oliver, Brittany and Jeremy continue this two part podcast extravaganza with their top five greatest albums of all time. This includes music from Taking Back Sunday, Say Anything, Brand New, Meatloaf and Pink Floyd. The gang also discusses what makes an album your number one of all time, and the effect that this music has had on each of their lives.

Oliver, Brittany and Jeremy sit down for the 30th podcast. This of course, means a list must be made. The gang discusses the best albums of all time. This includes any album that can be listened to in order, as it plays on the disk. We visit music from bands like Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, Meatloaf and more. This also includes some great insight into the casts lives and where the music factors in.

They talk about Star Wars again? Really?

Marco has never seen the Shining, but he watched it tonight. Meanwhile, Oliver and Brittany are preparing for a trip to Colorado- home of the Stanley Hotel, AKA the hotel that inspired the original Steven King Novel. This inspires a conversation on theories and interpretations of Stanley Kubrick's masterpiece. Jeremy is upset at the way Oliver counts.

Oliver and Jeremy talked so long they had to split this one into a two part event. Spider-Man is a loaded topic, as they start to discuss some of the later films, and why they hold them in the regard they do. It's a great discussion about there being a Spider-Man for all audiences, and what each Spider-Man's place is in the general public awareness.