As we have mentioned on our podcast, we recently had the pleasure of recording a Rifftrax for the movie TRON along with Jonathan Coulton. Well, the track is now available, and everyone should go and get it. RIGHT. NOW.
(”What is Rifftrax?” you ask? Well, it’s where some folks—us in this case, but usually “Mystery Science Theater 3000” alums Mike Nelson, Kevin Murphy and Bill Corbett—record snarky comments about a movie as an alternate audio track, which you then sync up while watching the movie; and hilarity ensues)
The forty-firstnd episode of our podcast, Paul and Storm Talk About Some Stuff for Five to Ten Minutes (On Average), is now online.
This week’s episode: personal improvement, regarding sitting up listening; breaking through our passive aggression; our Tron Rifftrax is released; we get serious regarding minion submissions; dunce caps; Storm’s wife is fabulous; and ruminations on childhood experiences (esp. TV and movies) that get sullied upon revisitation. (Is that even a word?) Also: be careful.
AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION ALERT: Please share your own experiences with things that have disappointed you when you revisit them in adulthood; and let us know how people in your area bid each other farewell. Also, make sure, if/when you submit your minion photo, that you include a label of some sort declaring your minionhood.
Featured post-show song: “Land of the Lost” – Everclear
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The fortiethth episode of our podcast, Paul and Storm Talk About Some Stuff for Five to Ten Minutes (On Average), is now online.
This week’s episode: A lengthy recap of our strange, wonderful week, with digressions about Trader Vics and theme restaurants, Rifftrax, the soullessness of Hollywood, and pre-show nervousness; highway lingo; Jon Brion; the Lefsetz Letter; the earthquake we caused through our Power of Rocking; and we take subject requests from the Twitter Minions.
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The thirty-ninthst episode of our podcast, Paul and Storm Talk About Some Stuff for Five to Ten Minutes (On Average), is now online.
This week’s episode: Far too much time discussing toilets, toilet seats, and Japanese toilet technology; the culture of shame; a surprise gift from Storm’s cat; Storm’s complicated, avian relationship with Los Angeles; and happy, incontinent men on television.
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As Mother’s Day approaches, we here at Paul and Storm Headquarters would like to remind everyone exactly what the holiday is really about. As such, here’s a FREE! FREE! FREE! link to download the mp3 of our Mother’s Day Song, creatively titled “Mother’s Day Song“. Also feel FREE! FREE! FREE! to share it with the Mom of your choice, and anyone else you think might appreciate it. (Please? I mean, what’s a novelty duo gotta do to make a song go viral these days?)
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The thirty-eighthst episode of our podcast, Paul and Storm Talk About Some Stuff for Five to Ten Minutes (On Average), is now online.
This week’s episode: Storm overcomes his mild disappointment, by way of his cat’s online fans; of cats, toilets and empathy; sign spinners; Paul mentions in passing his new floor installation, which leads to discussion of motivation and praise; and we warily step towards the precipice of political discussion, as Storm’s patronage of his favorite pizza place hangs in the balance.
AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION ALERT: Let us know if you have any evidence and/or experience of a cat (or cats) falling into and/or drowning in an open toilet. Also, are there other people (males) out there who require praise and affirmation after completing any household job/labor-intensive task?
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Available in the original suave 70’s green-on-green, as well as a variety of other far-out color schemes. Visit our CafePress store to see all of the options (including thongs).
Shirt Origins (for those who haven’t listened to the podcast): When Storm’s older sister got braces, their parents got her a “Tin Gins are In” t-shirt to cushion the blow. Not wanting to leave young Storm empty-handed, they thoughtfully devised the garment you see here, as he had recently joined the ranks of the four-eyed. (To find out how it all worked out, you’ll just have to suck it up and listen to the podcast.)
We’re often asked “where do you get your ideas from?” Sometimes it’s inspired by a movie we saw, a conversation we had, or any number of other sources. The following song and video, however, can only be explained by “we have no idea.”
Yet here it is. We hope you enjoy “Here Come the Dinosaurs“, and if you can explain to the class what it means, feel free to share! Credits appear below the break.
The thirty-seventhst episode of our podcast, Paul and Storm Talk About Some Stuff for Five to Ten Minutes (On Average), is now online.
This week’s episode: the PAX announcement; cool masks and Mork suspenders; crawling deep into our own (metaphorical) asses to discuss the past two weeks’ musical and video work, including our newest song, “Here Come the Dinosaurs“; ruminating on the popularity of cat videos; and the joys of poutine, and how best to export it to the States.
AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION ALERT: What makes cat videos so popular on the Netterwebs? Also, vote in the poll to help decide the name for Storm’s poutinerie franchises (or suggest your own name).
Featured post-show song: “Everybody Loves French Fries” – Stanley Schwartz
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We’re sorry it took us so long to make it back to the Great White North, mostly because of all the Awesome we’ve been missing out on:
- Great crowds. Not that we don’t love all our crowds equally (of course we do!), but it’s so nice to know that there’s a whole other nation stocked with twisted minds.
- POUTINE! Several heaping helpings were enjoyed at Smokes in Toronto. If someone asks if you’d like the double pork, you say YES. And if they ever open in our home towns, we will go ahead and make reservations at our local cardiac wards.
- Felted Paul and Storm. Not inherently or iconically Canadian per se, but produced there by fan/merchtrix Zoe. Epic detailing!
- Robot Pirate and Nun by Robot a Day. Felted Paul and Storm came nested inside of these ingenious little vinyl critters.
As we have mentioned on our podcast, we recently had the pleasure of recording a Rifftrax for the movie TRON along with Jonathan Coulton. Well, the track is now available, and everyone should go and get it. RIGHT. NOW.
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