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Because the world needed another podcast. Nonsense lovingly curated by @jobothegoalie and @richflo91.
Unknown Host hosts One Hour, One Brain Cell, a comedy show with 115 episodes published.
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While some of you were merely dabbling in media and pop culture (watching TV shows and movies), we were studying the ancient texts (watching Eurovision Song Contest, inflating streams of 'Bangaranga'). And if you thought
We know the episode title doesn't really make sense, but it's our show and we can do whatever we want with it. Jordan continues to be live from the Undisclosed Location this week, as we recap our nostalgic trip down the
There are lots of awards for "firsts" in podcasting history - and we're submitting our show for "first podcast to be live from an undisclosed location due to an apartment fire". We're bringing a bonus blend of chaos this
Some of our favorite episodes are the ones where we derail the show violently in between plot points. This is one of those episodes. The timestamps were a nightmare to make. Join us for your weekly dose of chaos brain, a
Coachella weekend one is in the books - although, for us, it's more like "Couchella" - and as your resident music and pop culture experts, we're breaking down everything you might've missed. We're also thrilled to be bac
Live music is alive and well, and we're here to prove it on this week's edition of the show. Between our hosts, we count three (!!!) concerts attended over the past seven days, which might be some kind of record. (Guinne
Today on the show, we're boldly going where no podcast has gone before - home from the grocery store, where Richie attempts to consume an entire box of cookies over the course of the episode. Plus, we've each got a conce
Fear not, dear listeners: we've returned from our brief employment-related hiatus. In exchange, we offer you one hour of unsolicited nonsense, as always. We're talking summer festival plans (#T8cago), airport drama and e
Jordan almost ran out of ideas on what to title this week's episode. Luckily, a new album from Harry Styles is here to save the day. And while we won't be getting tickets to his 30-night stay at Madison Square Garden, we
On this week's show, we start planning for the afterlife - which is to say, we're deciding which songs we want played on a speaker alongside our remains so people can get the best idea of who we were in life. (Lives, of
We're back, with lots to discuss on the heels of a week where Jordan worked One Billion Hours of Overtime and Richie had the privilege of joining 30,000 people in chanting "Josh Dun Is My Dad". Plus, we're celebrating a
We're here to weigh in on the most divisive topic of the week on the internet: should Bad Bunny's halftime show have been longer? We didn't quite complete a full card on our "Benito Bingo" boards. Plus, we recap an excit
Our description for this week is mostly just “thank you” - except if you’re the groundhog in charge of the weather. In that case, we have some choice swear words for you, and some recently discounted spices for seasoning
Because Ticketmaster has turned into "Queue All The Time. Tickets, Occasionally." you won't be seeing us during Harry Styles' 30 nights at Madison Square Garden. You will, however, be seeing Jordan try to excavate her ca
Much like the pointed lesson Ray Stantz learns in Ghostbusters (1984), when someone asks you if you want a ticket to the National Championship game, you say yes. It might just get you a free concert with Pitbull, 20,000
We understand, rationally, how a microwave works. But is anyone else just a little suspicious of how fast those things can cook our dinosaur nuggets compared to a regular oven? One thing's for sure: our brains are fried,
We might not have eradicated world hunger this past year, but we did spend 17 days' worth of time watching movies and 313 days streaming So Close To What. We probably should've spent 365 days touching grass. Tune in to t
Happy New Year, Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukkah, Boxing Day, Omisoka, Kwanzaa, and of course Letterboxd Year in Film Day to all who celebrate! (We missed wishing you all of these things, but don't worry, there's a card i
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One Hour, One Brain Cell is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under comedy and has published 115 episodes.
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