Nathan and BigHead wander through the muck and goo of 1987's, The Soultangler. There's gonna be a brain-snail, a chain smoking newspaper reporter, friends and family in place of actors, Fred's Fish Fry patties, and lots of soultangling, which is worse than tangling your fishing line, but not as bad as untangling Christmas lights. Plus, we meet a new friend of BIgHead's from the creek. 

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Episode 02: The Soultangler (1987) - Turtles Like Phillip Glass

On the inaugural episode of, Movies With My Cat, Nathan and his kitty pal, BigHead, explore 1978's under-the-radar less-than-cult monster movie, Spawn of the Slithis. There's turtle races, slow motion frisbee tossing, burned out high-school journalist teachers, and one amazing monster suit with a guy rubber cemented into it whether he likes it or not. 

Episode 01: Spawn of the Slithis (1978) - Slow Mo‘ Frisbee Boys

Are you sick and tired of your friends and family making fun of the movies you love just because the plots make zero sense and the special FX look like they all came from the Dollar Tree? Do you stare agape in angry confusion that your favorite movie only has a 14% on Rotten Tomatoes? Do you talk to your cat? If you said yes to any of that, check out Movies With My Cat, the show where me and my cat pal, Bighead, will make you feel right at home.

Trailer - An Intro to Movies With My Cat

On this final episode of Earfool, we'll take a look at some of the dumbfun episode ideas I never got around to doing. Goodnight, and thank you.

The Last Earfool Episode: A Final Smattering of Ear Foolin'

An actor that can sing well is a fairly common thing. But an actor who can sing well enough to produce a hit record is a lot more impressive. In the 1980's, a handful of Hollywood stars managed to rattle off a hit tune. But most of those Hollywood actor tunes ended up lost to the bargain bins of yesteryear. This episode we take a look at some of the lesser known 80's actor albums.

NOT ENTIERLY TUBULAR: Lesser Known Music From 80's Celebrities

Like a lot of folks, both Houdini and Elvis had an interest in the afterlife. Unlike a lot of folks, both Houdini and Elvis have attempts to reach them in the afterlife etched into vinyl. In this episode we'll take a look at a couple of vinyl records (and one CD) that contain some psychic shenanigans. I invoke thee to hit play and check it out!

I INVOKE THEE! Psychic Séance On Record

Using our bodies to make music/sound to entertain ourselves and those in our immediate vicinity is nothing new. It's likely been happening since the dawn of man. But not quite like the folks on this episode. Yowza.

Making Music With The Human Body

I'd imagine that the first thing that inspired early mankind to make music was plain old curiosity. Glonk thwacked a rock on a log and liked the sound it made.  At this point in human history music has been inspired by anything and everything you can imagine. The thing that inspired all of the music in this episode is transportation. And in the more extreme examples, the music was even made with the transportation as an instrument. Which begs the question: How do you tune a helicopter?

Transportation Music - How Do You Tune A Helicopter?

In the previous episode I went looking for the longest song possible. On this episode, we go the other way. How quick of a blip can a song become before it simply poofs out of existence? pretty dang quick... *poof*

In Search of the Shortest Song

In this episode I'll be searching the vast universe of recorded music to find the longest song possible. Not just, "In-a-gadda-da-vida" long, you understand? I'm talking really really really looooooog songs.

In Search of the Looooooongest Song Ever

In this episode I'll be searching the vast universe of recorded music to find the longest song possible. Not just, "In-a-gadda-da-vida" long, you understand? I'm talking really really really loooooong songs.   

On this episode we take a look at a few examples of weird and wild religious vinyl records of a bygone era. We got sermons on UFOs and demon possessed grandmas, heartfelt gospel and tripped out pseudo poetry, godly karate chops and pirate puppet rap. It's all here on this episode of Earfool!

HOLY MOLY! Weird & Wild Religious Vinyl

In this episode of Earfool, we'll take a look at a few tunes that were cursed to waste away in so called "bad" films. What did these songs ever do to get trapped in a world of Italian lizards, vampire pimps, and Canadian dream ghouls? And more importantly, will you be the hero they need to set them free by listening to the episode?....

Good Songs Lost To "Bad" Movies

This week in dumdum music news: Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion leave the Grammy stage soaked, Scientists jam out with a spiders web, and Lil Nas X is twerking like a hero. Plus, how much weed does it take to drum like one of the swingin'est daddy-os of all time?  All this and more on this weeks SOUR NOTES!

Sour Notes: Twerking To Spider Music

This week in dumdum music news: A Belarusian protest singer waggles his ass in the face of oppression, Kelly Clarkson warms our hearts with liquid turd, and an unborn fetus rocks his mom's belly like a hurricane. Plus, will Don Henley sue every bird on earth, or just most of them? All this and more on this weeks SOUR NOTES!

Sour Notes: Belarusian Protest Boogie

Wrecking into your ears one song at a time. Listen as we explore the depths of popular music.

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