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Guaranteed* Audio Episode 6: Cool Dogs and Pop Punks (Patreon)

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2018-02-02 15:47:00
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We're back with episode 6 of our show, and we've returned with the loose theme of "pop punk bands from 1999-2004."We talk about movie trilogy rules being thrown out the window, Christ allegories in canine form, and green frogs. You'll hear it ALL on Guaranteed* Audio Episode 6!

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00:00 Introductions

02:55 The Guaranteed* Video Extravaganza

10:23 Media Current: Cool Dog, Tetris: The Games People Play, and Three Billboards 

33:07 The Pop-Punk Match-Up Quiz

1:01:10 Q&A from listeners

Cool Dog (2010) TrailerJason Rubin at D.I.C.E. 2004, "Tara Reid and the Future of Game Design."

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Mark Hughes

I'm not sure if it's a good or bad sign that I knew all of these songs, and recognized most of the band names used as answers. Though I did find it amusing that Ryan thought one of the answers was Level 42, when this is who Level 42 are: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E-zP66eSLto" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E-zP66eSLto</a> Also, Ten Second Epic is a band I know of mostly for the fact that my brother went to college with the main guy from that group, and they were played quite a bit on local radio.

Bulldozer

Good podcast, and thanks for answering my question! I also knew nearly every band in the quiz, but funnily enough I never really listened to them: my sister had a HUGE punk phase in her teens and I just picked a lot of stuff up through osmosis. Motion City Soundtrack was pretty cool.

Joe Shuttle

I don't think it's a bad thing that you know what all these songs are. After all, Kevin mentioned that he used to listen to some of these groups in his youth. If you were in The Creed, would the tickets be for one of these groups?

Viva Reverie

I'm happy my question got such an elaborate answer! I know I'll definitely be referring back to this podcast when I next go shopping for film equipment, thanks again guys!

Joe Shuttle

That was a great podcast! Thanks for going into your time at BUFF, and throwing in some suggestions on what to watch, ....like Cool Dog. I wish Daxter Flaxter would promote more stuff. Wild Mike's Ultimate Pizza is the first thing that came to mind. I've never bought it, but the packaging looks Xtreme.