In this week's episode, we visit the 80s punk scene while discussing Chumbawamba's breakthrough album "Tubthumping". Why would a light-hearted pub chanting band criticize Freddy Mercury's charity work? How can you fool a skinhead musical group into including your track on their compilation? What is Thatcherism and why does it come up in a review podcast? Listen and find out! Twitter: @badmediapod Email: badmediapod@gmail.com

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011 Chumbawamba - Tubthumping

This week's topic was difficult to get through. We discuss the chaos that went on behind the scenes in creating the abomination of Batman movies, Suicide Squad(yes, THIS is the abomination over Batman and Robin). Rory Hawkins returns as our guest, actually I think we might have a new co-host.

010 Suicide Squad

Rory Hawkins, our first guest, joins us this week to discuss the Wal-Mart version of popular boy bands. We discuss the origin of the band as always, and somehow find enough information about this snoozefest of an album to fill an entire episode. Twitter: @badmediapod Email: badmediapod@gmail.com

009 98 Degrees - 98 Degrees And Rising

In this week's episode we discuss the "true" adaptation of Roald Dahl's classic "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory." What makes it the "true" adaptation, you ask? Well, Tim Burton said so! Speaking of Tim Burton, we discuss his downfall alongside his favorite actor and Grant seriously annoys Matt over a difference of opinion. Twitter: @badmediapod Email: badmediapod@gmail.com

008 Charlie And The Chocolate Factory

In this episode Matt and Kyle tackle the most popular album to date and a heavy hitter that we have been looking to cover since this podcast started. We discuss what is expected of a rapper from Jacksonville Florida, which member of Limp Bizkit gave Lady Gaga her style and how many random noises a person can take before they're driven mad.

007 Limp Bizkit - Chocolate Starfish And The Hot Dog Flavored Water

What does Chitty Chitty Bang Bang have to do with James Bond? Why would anyone watch this movie over Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory? Did The Child Catcher influence a certain famous pop star? We discuss these things and more!

006 - Chitty Chitty Bang Bang

In this week's episode, we discuss the sort-of debut album of the band Hoobastank. Here's a fun drinking game to play while listening: drink every time you hear the word "generic" or any synonyms associated with it.

005 Hoobastank - Hoobastank

In this episode we discuss the 1998 suspense/thriller Snake Eyes. Directed by Brian De Palma. We try to figure out what the deal is with Nicholas Cage trying to play "normal" people and why Gary Senise doesn't have a trustworthy face.

004 Snake Eyes

In this episode, we begrudgingly discuss Good Charlotte's The Young and the Hopeless. We try our best to come to terms with someone else's family issues while also injecting references to SLC Punk at every opportunity.

003 Good Charlotte - The Young and the Hopeless

In this episode we discuss the 1995 film Species. What causes a squirrel to attack in the middle of the night? What causes a hippie to put down the hacky sack and hunt for aliens? How on Earth did we allow Hollywood to exploit a child for a box office hit? We tackle these questions, and more!

002 Species

Introducing Media For Mass Consumption. A new podcast starting November 4th, 2019!

000 - Introducing Media for Mass Consumption

In our first episode ever, we discuss the child prodigies Hanson. Along the way we learn that we may actually be fans of a literal boy band and try to solve the age old question, “Where is Johnny?”

001 Hanson - Middle of Nowhere

Join hosts Matt Horn, Kyle Deeds and Grant Sagan as we delve into some of the more popular, but oftentimes still head-scratching music and movie hits of the past. We seek to draw lines to uncover how some of this stuff gets made and how it makes so much money.

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