Summary: <br> This week, we talk about the legend of LaDasha (the apocryphal little girl named La-a), the Crying Jordan meme, and welcome GQ/Deadspin columnist Drew Magary, who tells us about his Chopped win, thumb dance, his new book, and whether I can blame him for the rise of Donald Trump. Hey! Leave us reviews on iTunes! We need them to leave!<br> <br> <br> <br> Our #Brand is #Content<br> <br> <br> <br> <br> 2:05 - The peculiarly pervasive legend of LaDasha. <br> 4:00 - We asked our listeners for a "previously on the Frotcast" montage, and they came through.<br> 7:15 - Back to LaDasha. Did Key & Peele try to pass off LaDasha as real thing that happened, or was it a knowing reference to the dumb legend they were making fun of? Discuss.<br> 13:20 - Drew Magary of GQ and Deadspin joins us via Skype. We discuss the Crying Jordan meme, Drew's now-famous Chopped win (and accompanying thumb dance), and his new book, The Hike (you can order now on Amazon!).<br> 49:16 - Batman Returns, and the guy who played Lattimer in The Program doing an incredible Christopher Walken impression the entire movie. <br> 1:05:15 - The story of the six-year-olds writing the Zootopia critic about ruining the Tomatometer<br> 1:16:06 - The story of the scientists who discovered that people are turned on by robot privates.<br> <br>
