VIDEO: Shadow Wolves June 2025

Peter Greene used to frequent a burger place near my apartment. The owner mentioned him to me one night, said you'd think he was a heroin addict and he carries a stack of hundreds, probably two grand. "He's the type that wants his burger well done. On the inside. Rare on the outside y'know" I still don't know what that means

The monkey talk on The Gauntlet episode reminded me that I was going to ask a question to the ABZ for Shadow Wolves: who would win in a fight to the death, Cybo-Man or Scott Bakula in the chimp body?

Holy shit, the first 20 minutes of this episode are already killing me. Rodgers’ impression of a cop pulling you over, Stanger’s impression of Rodgers. So good

I came in cider

I work in music licensing, and fun fact I learned about Bruce: he has to personally watch a cut of anything you want to license his music for. Not a description, or a dollar figure. Just wants to see how his music fits with picture. Feels very in-line. Also, I had never seen this before. It was always just a punchline. I watched a rip of the director’s cut and wept like a baby.

Gonna need to extract the audio from 46:52-46:55 for my new text alert tone

Rodgers brought up wanting to check out a biography of Elmore Leonard during the Jackie Brown episode. I downloaded CM Kushins new Elmore Leonard bio on audiobook for a cross country drive. A little over halfway through and really enjoying it. Particularly enjoyed hearing about Leonard's dealings with Golan and Cannon in the 80s, but in general hearing about his writing process, his successes and failures, and his alcoholism, is pretty interesting.

Rodgers if you are reading things due to Cameron purchasing the rights, check out the Red Mars trilogy by Kim Stanley Robinson if you aren't already familiar. Cameron wanted to make a TV series in the nineties that never happened.

Loved the Joe Abercrombie talk, I got into him because Rogers mentioned a book about an old Conan type guy like 100 pods ago and now he's my favorite author. Been through his books multiple times and for real Steven Pacey on the audiobook is the best in the business. Abercrombie's new book " The Devils" is ridiculously good too.

Had seen this twice before (both many years ago) and thought it wouldn’t get me this time. I even tried to half pay attention during the death scene. Then I saw Dozer putting the baseball cards on his grave … goddamn

The zipline toys were Sky Commanders.

I saw Mask during class at an Australian all-boys boarding school in 2003. We only made it 5 or so minutes in. The teacher had to turn it off due to the fact that we were dumb teenage boys and couldn’t stop laughing. Not proud of this memory. Stay gold.

Late to the game and wrong thread but Tom Hardy in Inception?

I go to the movies all the time and my theater still has 3D showings for almost every kids movie and kids adjacent movie. Right now Lilo & Stitch, How to Train Your Dragon, and Elio all have 3D showings

Blows my mind whenever I see someone browsing YouTube without uBlock on. It's unwatchable garbage.

The Running Man's last season winners (or losers as it were) are Whitman, Price and Haddad.

I cried during this listen. I’m crying now.

i want Stanger to know that i was overhead pressing when i heard him make fun of rodgers saying “NOO!” and almost crushed myself i was laughing so hard.

what's Gabrus' shirt from? looks like Johnny Ryan or something

As a kid my Dad and I would camp at an outdoor Folk fest every summer. The first year he set up in an area that the biker security dudes had reserved for themselves. It was hot and our radiator had blown out as we pulled into the parking lot, so my dad was fried. The bikers asked him to move the camp site a few feet and he refused. They carefully moved and reset up all of our stuff. We ended up camping with them every year after and they were some of the most welcoming friendly people Ive ever dealt with. That part of the movie actually rang true to me.

I will cry for sports movies too. Cool Runnings actually gets me. Then last month I made the mistake of watching Field of Dreams, one of the only movies I watched with my late father. I ugly cried by myself for 2 hours. And yes, I was a Marine. 😂

I don't get how Tarantino has a patreon for his podcast...why?? Does he need the money?