Ferocious Lip Sweater

“General” Mills and Sean’s “Special Lady Friend” join us again this week. We start with our standings on Movember. Both Lance and Sean are participating, but Lance thinks Sean might have broken a rule, so Sean gives a run down to the rules. We then describe what the perfect Inception cookie would be. Leave a comment below for what the ingredients would be in your Inception cookie. Sean and Lance try to go back to their roots and start a discussion on current comics they’re reading, but are sidetracked by the lack of interest from the peanut gallery. We pull the conversation to comic book movies so they can be included. Which leads us to the elephant in the room, the acquisition of Lucasfilms by Disney. Berg, a Star Wars enthusiast gives us the break down between what is and is not Star Wars canon. While on the topic of movies, Lance gives us his rules on movie going etiquette. With Mills’ recent move to Portland, the guys cover their early holiday plans.


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Ferocious Lip Sweater

General Mills

So there were five Tuesdays in October, and much to Sean’s chagrin, this is a special bonus episode. Sean’s old college buddy, Mills, joined us this week. Halloween is coming up tomorrow, but parties have been happening since Friday night. Sean and Mills recap their party escapades from Saturday night…booze, karaoke, and cleavage. Out of that list Berg and Lance latch on to the karaoke. Lance doesn’t sing it and Berg goes on a tirade about Journey. The rain has returned to Oregon, which means kickball is over and indoor activities have commenced. The guys go through a few things that get them through the dreary days. Finally, NBA tip off is tonight, so the boys all weigh in with their picks for the season…and this time Sean doesn’t put any money on it.

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General Mills

The Magic of Audrey Hepburn

It’s just Sean and Lance this week on the podcast. They start off where they always should start, Kate Upton. We spend a few minutes plugging the Taco Tiki Side Projects, including Sean’s recently launched music venture, Tiki Ten, and the newest episode of Tiki Talks. Sean also was on Chronicles of the Nerds, where he plugged the idea for Tiki Ten. When Lance asked Sean, why we needed a music soundtrack, Sean couldn’t help himself but humble brag about how great of a playlist maker he is. NBA free agency is upon us, and the boys put on their Swami caps and make their predictions of whom their respective teams will sign. Spinning off of the current Tiki Talks, Lance came up with an interesting question of what classic movie would you like to see on the silver screen again. The boys pull a Tucker, and can’t pick just one film, but of course any Audrey Hepburn movie makes it into both of their picks. Since it’s just Sean and Lance, they couldn’t help themselves but talk about the new Amazing Spider-Man movie, and how it relates to the comics.

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The Magic of Audrey Hepburn

Josh Williamson

This week we have up and coming comic book writer, Josh Williamson. Josh writes Voodoo and Uncharted for DC Comics and has written young readers books for Oni Press. His book Dear Dracula is currently being made into an animated movie. Josh is nominated for Best Writer at the upcoming Stumptown Comics Fest (April 28-29). As all great comic book stories go, we started with Josh’s origin story. Unlike comic book movies, however, we covered the origin story in 2 minutes rather than 2 hours. But Josh isn’t just interested in comic books. We covered our normal range of topics with Josh, always somehow coming back to Money’s dreaded topic. Money did come up with some very spot-on questions for Josh, Lance and Sean. Like, “does Orco, from He-Man, have legs?”, or “how did Casper die?”, and “who exactly is Archie’s villain?” We also found out why Portland is slowly becoming the hub for great comic book creators. How, do you ask, did we fit all this info in an hour-long podcast? We didn’t. That’s right, we recorded an hour and forty-five minutes. So get yourself a cup of coffee and sit in your favorite recliner, cause we’ll be in your head for a while. But let’s face it, it could be worse…you could be watching a Michael Bay movie.

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Josh Williamson