Podcast
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College Fair
This week, Linnea and Brian discuss their recent visit to a college fair.
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3 Year Anniversary!
This week we celebrate our (belated) 3rd anniversary of podcasting by revisiting some of our favorite clips from the past year. Join us as we remember some fun highlights such as British teens solving mysteries, how a Roomba is like a maid, and how Linnea is the family Boggle champion.
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A Grand Day Out
A Grand Day Out is a 1989 stop-motion animated film by directed, co-written, and animated by Nick Park. The 23 minute short features the beloved characters Wallace and Gromit, and follows the pair as they construct a rocket in their basement, then use it to fly to the moon to get some cheese. (Everyone knows the moon is made of cheese, right?)
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The Renaissance Festival
Huzzah! This week we discuss our thoughts on the Minnesota Renaissance Festival, so grab yourself a turkey leg and join us!
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Good Night Oppy
Good Night Oppy is a 2022 documentary about the Spirit and Opportunity rovers that were sent to Mars by Nasa. We follow their construction, launch, harrowing landing, and 15 year science-filled journey across the red planet.
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The Minnesota State Fair
This week we discuss the Minnesota State Fair, and get a small peek behind the scenes of marching in the parade, since both Linnea and Evan are in their high school marching band.
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Paper Girls
Paper Girls is an 8 episode series on Amazon Prime. The show tells the story of four paper delivery girls in 1988 who become caught up in a time war and suddenly find themselves in 2019.
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150th Episode!
Hard to believe it, but here we are posting out 150th episode! This week, we repeat our format from the 100th episode, and talk about things related to the number 150.
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Barbie
Barbie is a musical fantasy comedy movie by director Greta Gerwig. In the film, Barbie, played by Margot Robbie, has an existential crisis, and travels to the real world to try to solve her dilemma. Ken, played by Ryan Gosling, joins her along the way, and discovers that life in the real world is quite different than in Barbieland. The movie is silly, funny, and has a lot to say about the societies in which we live.