Listen below or stream on most platforms. A written review follows the podcast link. Eat, Eat, Dump A review of “All the Way to the River: Love, Loss and Liberation” by Elizabeth Gilbert. If you were alive in 2010, then you almost certainly heard of Eat, Pray, Love. If you
Listen below or stream on most platforms. A written review follows the podcast link. S.L.O.B. A review of “Unfettered” by John Fetterman. Few people have had such a fall from grace in the eyes of American democrats as John Fetterman. Originally seen as a working man’s
Years after its 2017 publication, we finally got around to reading and discussing The Way of the Shadow Wolves: The Deep State And The Hijacking Of America by Steven Seagal & Tom Morrissey.
With NoFap November upon us, the boys dove into Semen Retention Miracle by Joseph Peterson. Semen retention proponents claim that by forgoing ejaculation, you can channel extra mojo into creativity, career, health, relationships and (of course) even hair retention. It's all pretty magical stuff. Hope you enjoy.
Review by Beau Dashington Sometimes when you’re reading a certified Piece of Shit™ book you walk away in utter confusion, scratching your head and wondering just what the person was thinking when they committed pen to paper.That’s the case with TB Joshua’s How to Cast Out
The boys are back with our first shitty podcast. Recorded on tin cans across 3 time zones, we take a tepid tour of man-dolphin temptations and telepathic tripe with Wet Goddess: Recollections of a Dolphin Lover by Malcom J Brenner.
So long and thanks for all the fucks Wet Goddess: Recollections of a Dolphin Lover is the semi-fictitious memoir of a man who fucked a dolphin. It chronicles Malcom J. Brenner’s experience working as a photographer at a dolphin exhibit, a period during which he manages to fall
In the first of our new series of guest reviews, Merjot has volunteered to flush the turd that is Bram Stoker’s lesser known horror classic. A Literary garbage fire by Merjot Rating this story on my arbitrary scale, I give it 3.4/10. One happy evening I was
Peasant vs. Imperialist… plus a Monkey by Admiral Fartmore Over the last year, American popular discourse on China has reached a level of negativity that is normally reserved only for popular film franchises. As such, we thought it would be great to examine a work where these two worlds collide:
The Crystal Turd by Beau Dashington Editors note: There’s apparently a lot of bad Star Wars books. If I’m completely honest, I’m not really that into Star Wars. I’m more of a Star Trek kind of guy. But even as someone who doesn’t get into
Why do Astronauts need to know how to swim? by Admiral Fartmore Editors note: ???????????????????????????????????? I read this book on a plane. It wasn’t planned. It wasn’t so I could take shots out the window to show the curvature of the earth. I read this book on a plane
Nine Foot Whale Schlong by Beau Dashington Editors note: We are back again, again. Again. Any of you who follow the PSBC, will know that we love animals. They’re just so huggable and loveable. We don’t love animals as much as Malcolm J. Brenner, who wrote an autobiographical