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Mars Needs Podcasts #157- Ironically Strained Credulity
JJ and his amazing friend Jon Kelly from Doom’s own Zer0Cast sit down for the first ever DOOM-OVER! That’s right, twice the metaphorical podcasting power for your metaphorical download dollar. The two open the show debating the relative merits of 80′s music when weighed in against the current shoe gazer infused pop. The pair then venture into Zer0cast territory as JJ shares his history with a certain RPG series and why he cannot handle the genre after getting bitten. Our duo runs the hour out by discussing technology and the future…JJ reveals his inner Luddite, and Jon races joyously into the horizon.
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JJ Hawkins currently lives in Portland, Oregon. As a vegetarian, thespian and goatee grower he fits in perfectly.
Filed under: Mars Needs Podcasts, Podcasts · Tags: 80's music, cabin in the woods, jj hawkins, jon kelly, mars needs podcasts, video games, zer0cast
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I love how excited how J.J. talks about his Smartphone
This was a great episode! And also super-nerdy and stuff, my main question is still how come you don’t think british spy butts can be heroic butts, have you never HEARD of James Bond?
Also I guess today is the day Avengers Assemble came out over here but I still won’t get to see it until next week at least anyway, so that is pretty annoying! I hope that it is good although despite having seen all the relevant movies the only comic book that I have ever read involving any Avenger is one from Free Comic Book Day where Iron Man punched a bunch of apes who could talk.
They were trying to break out of a zoo to do crimes, I figure. It kind of makes me wonder what the “stuff I liked as a child getting made into a movie” is going to be for my generation! I guess it was probably Pokemon and Transformers, so great choices on both counts there.