Anglo, Nike, and Null question the necessity of Georgetown University, cherish the necessity of your comments, and wax memetic about the academic contributions of Rev. Dr. Maffyew C. Hurris.
Some of the topics discussed: Antz, Bug's Life, Magazines (Mad, Men's Health, Boy's Life), k00ky metal band names, the Beach Boys, Brian Wilson, and Eugene Landy (((?))).
Minecraft addiction is real. Please reach out to a loved one.
The most CRIMINALLY underrated podcast on TRS radio is finally back. Anglo, the most ARRESTINGLY handsome figure on the podcast, has an interesting story to tell. Also: gratuitous RWJ transitions.
Apparently a requirement for entering academia is to have a "punny" name. In fact, if your name does not contain a sexual innuendo, you will be canceled sooner or later. Therefore, we admonish anyone contemplating an academic career to make sure their name fits this requirement.
The Redemption of the Irredeemable: Investigating the Spatialities of White Working-Class Resentment in the Context of Foucauldian Post-Colonial Dialogic Engagements
Finding Emo: What the Zoomer-Millennial Divide Reveals About Intergenerational Relations in Postmodern America
Anglo & Nike welcome the biggest TYH 'fancast', The Learned Elders of Zyklon, to the TRS Network! We dig into the newest depths of low-effort content on YouTube; catch up with the Episcopalians on the forefront of gibs; and read your comments for pleasure & posterity. Can't leave comments on the episode? Send us an email: [email protected]
In this episode, we use big words like "parapraxis" and "teratoma" and also give you the scoop on the music scene in Scarborough, Canada, the musical mecca of Ontario. We also explore the anthropological disaster that is Guyana and read your comm'nts.
In this episode, we do a deep archeological dive into Angelo’s psyche (ψυχή) and discover that the ἀρχή, or origin, of his consciousness lies in the moment he discovered Dragon Ball Z. We also discover that Nike is a thoroughly "racinated" entity in touch with the universal λόγος. NB: this episode was recorded a few weeks ago, so some of the topics are a bit dated.
