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On this episode of Way Too Seriously we are talking about 1982's Annie. We talk about undifferentiated otherness, the calcification of gender roles and whether capitalism can be redeemed.

It's like we had two new hosts from another podcast on while hating cold pizza and looking for stallions on the internet.

On this episode of WTS we're talking about the Beatles' "Yellow Submarine." We talk about art education for children, drugs and rock and roll, and whether it's actually true that all you need is love. We also stray from our central premise a little to just talk about The Beatles.

Kyle and Chris talk about what goes into putting on a live podcast recording - tips, gear advice, and how it feels to record live from a conference.

This is the third of our bonus episodes talking about the X-Men Legacy: Legion comic books written by Simon Spurrier, and we're talking this time about the fourth and final volume.

It's like being pregnant with Taco Bell food that was heated in your Alexa-microwave for longer than it takes to play 300 new words in Urban Dictionary Scrabble.

In this episode we talk about war, socially constructed gender roles, and whether animated kids' movies are less valuable as serious art than grown-up movies.

In this episode of WTS we’re talking about Early Man. We talk about all-male sports teams, compulsory heterosexuality, whether England is a caveman country compared to the advanced bronze age of Europe, and whether a solid pun justifies gendered language.

This episode of Clockworks focuses on the source material. That’s right, we’re back to the comics, focusing on volume 3 of the 2014 X-Men series "X-Men Legacy: Legion."

In this episode of WTS we talk about gypsies, chain gangs, and boy stories.

The NHL season is nearly upon us! Matt and Spencer dive into each division, talk about what they think will change, and who will make/miss playoffs this year based on last year's standings, plus the moves they've made this off season. It feels good to be back!

In this episode of WTS we talk about flattening difference, myopic worldviews, and why all the female characters are in love with a frog.

Paul Kafasis of Rogue Amoeba is our guest and we talk about their apps (Audio Hijack, Loopback, Fission, and Farrago), the business reasons why certain features and apps get built out and others don't, and what's coming to their apps in the future.

It's like we moved and hired 5 new audio engineers and fed them nothing but pumpkin spiced foods.

We promised we would do this, and we are at last! This is the first of three episodes focusing on issues of the 2014 X-Men series "X-Men Legacy: Legion." We previously did an episode about this last year, it was Clockworks episode 23.

In this episode of WTS we talk about representations of femininity, representations of masculinity, and men in disguise dressed as women. We also gush about the pre-movie short that featured Batgirl!

An interview with Nintendo Switch Craft host, Bill, who talks through his gear and production routine as well as gives some great advice on community building around a podcast.

Aaron, Kenny, and Chris preview the upcoming European start of the Experience + Innocence tour.

Broken vases, mass emails, and bazinga cessation

In this episode we talk about The Greatest Showman, flattering biopics, women scorned, and women as instruments of class conflict.