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173 - Synecdoche, New York (2008)
The Workers continue their movie discussions with Charlie Kaufman's movie Synecdoche, New York. Where do you stand on an artist being meta or up the…
2 months ago
172 - Happiness (1998)
The Workers need a cleanse from fake fighting books. It's a summer movie series. It's time to talk about pictures! Real cinema! We start with Tod…
2 months, 1 week ago
171 - We Are Shells (The Transfer by Sean Oliver Part 6)
The Workers finish Sean Oliver's The Transfer. Do all the plots come together? No, no they do not. Are we ready for this to be over? Yes, very mu…
2 months, 2 weeks ago
170 - Liberal Arts (2012)
The Workers gather to discuss the movie Liberal Arts directed and written by Josh Radnor. We cover it all Josh Radnor's career, dating and age gaps,…
2 months, 3 weeks ago
169 - Detective Uncle Bubba Solve This Mystery! (The Transfer by Sean Oliver Part 5)
The Workers are back with news on folks we've covered. Hulk Hogan's death is a never-ending mystery, who defended Paul Levesque from MVP's insults? …
2 months, 4 weeks ago
168 - You Must Think I'm Loco (The Transfer by Sean Oliver Part 4)
The Workers are going through it as they continue their discussion of Sean Oliver's The Transfer. So many plots, so many characters, so much telling…
3 months ago
167 - Beyond the Mat (1999)
RIP Barry Blaustein - Wilson and Larry watch the documentary that every wrestling fan of a certain age had to see...a documentary forever seared in o…
3 months, 1 week ago
166 - Carrots & Caramel (The Transfer by Sean Oliver Part 3)
We continue our discussion of The Transfer against everyone's wishes. Sean Oliver's choices are discussed as well as Gen Z Friends, manosphere podca…
3 months, 3 weeks ago
165 - What Kind of Man Are Ya? (The Transfer by Sean Oliver Part 2)
The Workers get back to discussing Sean Oliver's The Transfer. We meet The Basement Man and The Ground Man, the main character Laine is having an af…
3 months, 4 weeks ago
164 - It's a WWE World & We're Just Living in It
The Workers take an immediate break from Sean Oliver's book to talk not watching Wrestlemania, read and discuss the Linda McMahon New Yorker article …
4 months ago