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Hosted by AntPod Studio · comedy · EN · 84 episodes
Before they were dads, they were bros! The Dad Brotocol explores the past to better understand the present. This podcast is packed full of nostalgia, laughter, family, and everything in between! Brought to you by Antpod Studio!
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The Dad Brotocol
Uncle RC takes modern slang to court, and Judge Uncle Chris is somehow allowed to preside. With expert testimony from Olive, Parker, Logan, and Aubrey, the Dad Brotocol investigates rizz, aura, skibidi, AI babies, and the cultural phenomenon known only as 6,7. The witnesses are questionable. The judge is worse. And somehow, the kids make the most sense. Court is now in fucking session.
Episode #66
Episode 65: Iron Man 2 The MCU journey continues with Iron Man 2 , a movie that is definitely about Iron Man—and an episode that frequently is not. RC and Uncle Chris break down Tony Stark’s daddy issues, the greatness of Black Widow, War Machine, Justin Hammer, Whiplash’s unexplained obsession with his bird, and whether Iron Man 2 is actually any good. Along the way, they discover QR codes can apparently be held for ransom, debate the athletic merits of curling, draft John the IT Guy and a giant donut, completely destroy the One-Liner Tournament, and somehow stumble into a meaningful conversation about fatherhood, asking for help, and the legacy we leave our kids.
Episode #65
Chris is looking for a job, so RC decides the real solution is to get him a hobby. This week we argue about an old guy slapping a kid at a baseball game, talk hiking, books, horror movies, squirrels, chickens, and whether Chris should start playing music again. We also try out a new music segment, Chris tells the story of lying in a job interview, and we wrap things up with a very questionable game of Bed Wed Dead . Before we were dads, we were bros.
Episode #63
What if Taylor Swift's wedding became a national holiday? What if Jim Carrey played Freddy Krueger? What if your first date was recorded as a podcast? And...what if AntPod Studio became a real business? This week, Uncle RC and Uncle Chris accidentally spend an hour turning ridiculous ideas into ideas that might actually work. Along the way they debate NFL motorcycle helmets, Guardian Caps, live podcast bars, family storytelling, and whether a million-dollar idea starts with nothing more than asking, "But what if we did?" As always, it somehow ends with Who's Most Likely To?
Episode #62
The universe continues. This week, RC and Chris revisit 2008's The Incredible Hulk —a movie they both remembered very differently. They discuss Edward Norton's Bruce Banner, Liv Tyler's unfair level of attractiveness, Rick Jones' mysterious disappearance from Hulk history, Stan Lee's questionable beverage choices, Bruce Banner's USB storage solutions, and whether Hulk is secretly a story about mental health. They also draft their favorite characters, hunt for Easter eggs, debate whether Bruce Banner needs therapy or friends, and somehow end up talking about dad jokes, throwing up, and the legacy of Lou Ferrigno. Plus: The Roger Harrington Draft Pick Hulk Invented Fitbit The Liv Tyler Appreciation Society Too Many Montages The One-Liner Tournament Why does nobody remember this movie? One universe at a time.
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