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EPISODE · Sep 26, 2024 · 59 MIN

Episode 23 - Sharing is Caring

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Join Felix, #Hollywood, and The Silver Fox as they navigate through various nostalgic themes and discussions. In this episode, they include reminiscing about the grit and cynicism of Gen X, reflecting on childhood, and their shared dislike for the dominating boomer and millennial voices today. The podcast dives into top-selling fiction books of the 1980s, peculiar tangents about bestiality in literature, and a bizarre ranch dressing drinking competition. They also explore the fascinating world of shared movie universes, including John Hughes' films, the potential GI Joe and Transformers crossover, and obscure fan theories linking iconic characters. Don't forget to follow along for more quirky discussions and subscribe for updates. Go Bills!   00:00 Introduction to the Forgotten Generation 01:20 Meet the Hosts: Felix and Hollywood 01:35 Podcast Dynamics and Consent 01:59 Weekly Updates and Busy Lives 03:36 Top 10 Fiction Books of the 1980s 06:41 Discussion on Reading and High School Memories 08:44 Erotic Literature and Fantasy Creatures 13:32 Labor Day and Ranch Eating Competition 19:28 Nacho Cheese Incident in Vegas 23:54 New Zealand's Bird of the Year 24:26 The Yellow-Eyed Penguin Election 25:19 Controversies in Bird of the Year 25:29 John Oliver's Involvement 26:13 Bird of the Century and Other Bird Stories 28:28 Buffalo Bills and NFL Talk 29:01 Podcast Banter and Bourbon 31:40 Shared Universes in Movies 36:02 Fan Theories and Crossovers 49:54 Mr. Boring: The Ultimate Crossover Character 57:01 Podcast Wrap-Up and Social Media Plugs  

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