Tangentious

The trio finally returns from the holiday season to talk about commitment issues, podcasts, and new endeavors. Martinis and corn cobs for all.Links for this episode:This Much Love! (also the latest episode that Nate was talking about)Questlove SupremeThe RewatchablesYou’re Wrong About (Apple Podcasts Link)The Wire Stripped (Apple Podcasts Link)The Watch (RSS)Stay Tuned with PreetThe Panic PodcastNewcomers: Star Wars w/ Lauren Lapkus and Nicole ByerNPR’s Code SwitchWeCrashedMonsterWhat a DayJamelle Bouie’s Parchman Prison columnYour hosts:Keenan SchneiderKlein MaetschkeNate BoatengOur theme song is "A Future So Vast and So Quiet" by Prossperot, off of the album, Sloppiness is a Virtue. Check out his Bandcamp.

The boys are back! But only Keenan has energy… Discussion includes Janus (yah-noos? Jah-nis?), Basic Life Services™, horse people (not centaurs), Nate’s hard knock life, and Keenan’s life revelations. This ones got highs and lows. Just like life itself.Links:JanusSliding DoorsHorse Boots?Process Communication ModelYour hosts:Keenan SchneiderKlein MaetschkeNate BoatengOur theme song is "A Future So Vast and So Quiet" by Prossperot, off of the album, Sloppiness is a Virtue. Check out his Bandcamp.

The guys are back and talking iPhones Elevens Pros, being tired of the Netflix-binge TV model, and solving problems...on boulders.Have YOU ever seen a Blizzard Pearl Toyota Highlander?LinksJohn Gruber’s iPhone 11 Pro ReviewToyota HighlanderKia SephiaOvercastDisney+ will not release all episodes at onceApple TV+ will release some shows weekly and some all at onceIn order to air closer to their UK date, Netflix will add GBBS episodes weeklySoulCycle issuesNice beginner intro to boulderingOne of many highlights videos from a climbing championshipClimbing clip montage from a guy who does pretty great bouldering videosYour hosts:Keenan SchneiderKlein MaetschkeNate BoatengOur theme song is "A Future So Vast and So Quiet" by Prossperot, off of the album, Sloppiness is a Virtue. Check out his Bandcamp.

Encyclopedia Britannica, imposter syndrome, and Klein apparently got killed by the Blair Witch. -- Your hosts: Keenan Schneider Klein Maetschke Nate Boateng Our theme song is "A Future So Vast and So Quiet" by Prossperot, off of the album, Sloppiness is a Virtue. Check out his Bandcamp.

We're back together and talking about working from home which is a very very very productive model, ok? In all that productivity and screen time, we hope we don't accidentally get radicalized! Focus Days Caleb Cain was a college dropout looking for direction. He turned to YouTube. Loose Change Mayor Pete's thing on Fox. Your hosts: Keenan Schneider Klein Maetschke Nate Boateng Our theme song is "A Future So Vast and So Quiet" by Prossperot, off of the album, Sloppiness is a Virtue. Check out his Bandcamp.

The boys talk vacations and student loans. It is very good and not depressing at all and no one gets upset. Also, links are light this week, but there are some resource out there for people looking to refinance their loans. This week's links of interest: Earnest (Keenan even has a referral link!) SoFi — Your hosts: Keenan Schneider Klein Maetschke Nate Boateng Our theme song is "A Future So Vast and So Quiet" by Prossperot, off of the album, Sloppiness is a Virtue. Check out his Bandcamp.

Game of Thrones has finally come to an end, and the boys had some thoughts on the situation. SPOILER ALERT This episode is essentially just an hour long venting session on Game of Thrones. If you haven't finished the show yet, there are spoilers throughout this entire episode. Do not listen if you fear spoilers. This week's links of interest: Cosmonaut Variety Hour dissection of Game of Thrones Fun Three-Eyed Raven fan theory 10-minute Spider-Man vs. 1-minute Spider-Man — Your hosts: Keenan Schneider Klein Maetschke Nate Boateng Our theme song is "A Future So Vast and So Quiet" by Prossperot, off of the album, Sloppiness is a Virtue. Check out his Bandcamp.

This episode starts off with Nate receiving a much deserved berating for still not knowing how mics work. Then it's off to personal pizza hierarchy, follow-up from a lost episode, not understanding Roblox, and turkey buzzards. Where were you on 9/11? This week's links of interest: James Acaster Eddie Izzard Roblox Second Life Amnesia "What even is" clip Yeet Turkey buzzards and Nate's roof Links of interest from an episode you'll never hear. We discussed the value of bidets, and some of our favorite comedians. Note: Crashing is listed here because it's a great representation of the comedy industry (and a real good show). Bidet James Acaster: Repertoire Bo Burnham Iliza Shlesinger Mike Birbiglia Tom Segura Dave Chappelle Neal Brennan: 3 Mics The Champs Podcast w/ Neal Brennan and Moshe Kasher (RSS Link) Patton Oswald John Mulaney Dan Telfer HBO's Crashing — Your hosts: Keenan Schneider Klein Maetschke Nate Boateng Our theme song is "A Future So Vast and So Quiet" by Prossperot, off of t

In the first episode of the revamped show, Tangentious, the guys try to figure out what Steampunk is (except Nate). Then they move on to things they find interesting about professional wrestling lore, and how wrestlers have branched out into acting. Highlights include Keenan not having a near death experience, Nate still not being clear on how his mic works, and Klein wearing his Indiana tuxedo. Links of Interest: Wild Wild West (1999) Iconfactory's Steampunk Icons Stardust (2007) Dear Zachary Fighting With My Family (2019) Chris Benoit's Horrific Story HBO's Andre the Giant Documentary Blockers Ballers -- Your hosts: Keenan Schneider Klein Maetschke Nate Boateng Our theme song is "A Future So Vast and So Quiet" by Prossperot, off of the album, Sloppiness is a Virtue. Check out his Bandcamp.

The boys talk about the Post-Crash era, flu strains, and sarsaparilla. HERE'S THE BRENDAN FRASER STATUE

Keenan, Klein, and Nate discuss "spoopy", self-promotion, parenting, and when "Impostor Syndrome" proves true. Listen to Keenan's new podcast, "This Much Love"

Keenan nearly dies at Whataburger. KLEIN REALLY ENJOYS SPIDER-MAN THE VIDEO GAME. Nate almost lost his family to The Sims. Also, weird child YouTube is a thing that Nate and Klein know about. Show Notes: What is a mosquito hawk?

Keenan, Klein, and Nate follow up on their previous food challenge and reflect on food that is a tradition in their class. Klein meets an untimely end.

Keenan, Klein, and Nate discuss Klein's doppelgänger, nazi soul cycling, dentist confessionals, shrieking Gnarls Barkley, and strange Peanut Butter-based recipes. Show Notes Klein's doppelgänger Nate's Peanut Butter Stew

Keenan, Klein, and Nate discuss the gentrification of urban neighborhoods by insects, vacations and back injuries, and college and how it benefits your career. Oh, and also they watch YouTube videos. For a podcast. Sure. Why not. Rejected Show Titles Body-Temp Beer Steve Harvey is the next Indiana Jones Centipedes are the real gentrifiers Bobby Caldwell and the Newbeats Vacations and backs College and how it benefits your career Links Anthony Anderson is skinny now. Bobby "Average White Male" Caldwell Bread and Butter and three white males Fresh Queen Helen Mirren Wesley Willis whipped some ass

Keenan keeps trying to die, the boys discuss seafood, Vancouver native — Susan Shi, Velveeta cheese film, dream careers, Heroes, and Bill Gates, the kazoo.

Keenan, Klein, and Nate discuss the end of our podcast, Keenan’s “near-death” experience, spoilers, the hack Mitch Hedberg, the Iran Deal, and Cosby’s last meal. Show Notes Keenan prepared for an episode by barely skimming a research article Movies with Mikey Neumann

Klein got hit by a car, Nate maybe had brain cancer, Keenan was too high once. This episode sponsored by Casper. Get an additional 20% off your mattress at the link below: http://casper.com/accidentalpodcast

Keenan and Klein are probably in a lot of trouble after this one. Notes: Nate is actually 37. Keenan used speaker-audio for a lot of the “pre-show” fun… sorry. Keenan has never seen a computer before.

Keenan and Klein discuss their final episode, flavors of Diet Coke, how flipping a coin works, what each think of the other, and what each thinks the other thinks of them.