The Hourchive

We saw the greatest minds of our generation destroyed by not listening to the Hourchive. Don't be like those squares; join us on the road this week as we retrace the steps of the Beat Generation. 

It's nature week in the Percolator. Nick visits the Lake of the Ozarks via Netflix's new show, John's trip to the woods goes awry, and Adam takes issue with the evolution of the Tick. 

Practice your honks and watch out for flying pies. This week Adam and John don red noses and stuff this episode with enough goofs and gags  to fill even a clown car. 

Adam and John trade eclipse stories and queue up for the new MoviePass subscription service.

Percolations and pesto abound this week as we close out the latest 15-episode season of the Hourchive. Tag along as we travel from Duckburg to Mid-World for reviews of the new Ducktales show and The Dark Tower movie, plan our eclipse viewing strategy, sweep the leg of the new Karate Kid TV show, and offer an early tease of the second season of The Hourchive Deep Dive. It's pizza night!  

Guest Hourchivisit Drew teleports into our library of everything with a mindbending discussion about the study of everything. It's kind of a quantum thing.

In our first standalone percolator mini-episode, guest Hourchivist Drew (not that Drew) joins us to explore the subversive origins of Chutes & Ladders and diagnose Disney's Muppet problem. 

Guest Hourchivist Angie joins us this week for a madcap, 7-jokes-per-minute marathon that takes us from the wilds of Stone Mountain, Georgia all the way to the office of Dr. Spaceman. We'll also admonish our Appetite for Destruction episode, stick our japporsnippets into Disney's new Star Wars land plans, and learn how to whistle while smiling. 

YOU KNOW WHERE YOU ARE?! YOU'RE IN THE HOURCHIVE, BABY. YOU'RE GONNA LIIIIIIIIIIIIIKE our look back at the most dangerous band in the world and the album that made them famous. 

What do Tommy Westphall and John Munch have in common? Everything. This week we explore how every piece of entertainment you enjoy is intrinsically linked, spoil Spider-Man, and discover what's really behind Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt's breakup.

Charge up your coils and join us in the lab for a look back at the legacy and the legend of Nikola Tesla, plus a few words about music streaming, Las Vegas thrill rides, and Pitch Perfect 3. We're sure ol' Nik would be proud.

This week, we're taking the red line north for an elevated train-level overview of public transportation. We'll then ferry over to England to take whacks at Wimbledon, climb aboard an Uber Bus for a review Edgar Wright's Baby Driver, and finally find some standing room aboard the people mover with R. Kelly.

This week we're taking a detailed look alternate reality games, but you'll have to fight Drew to a payphone if you want to hear it. We're also introducing a new segment to the show, going gambling with Adam, and getting to the bottom of the Edgar Wright/Ant-Man controversy. 

Ep #268 | Edgar Wright

This week we dare to be stupid in a futile attempt to cover the amazing contributions of "Weird Al" Yankovic in a single hour. And speaking of stupid, did you hear about those new Universal Monsters movies? We'll also dive into Drew's appreciation of the latest Zelda game and drop in for Adam's 20-year high school reunion/apology tour.