Left Of Good

They're back, folks!After a lengthy hiatus to take care of their tasks, issues and errands, our terrible trio are back behind the screens and ready for another crazy season.That's right, they're adopting a seasonal platform for the show. How many episodes per season? They don't know that yet. Rest assured they'll let you know first when they do.For now, our heroes play catch up to see what's new in each others' world. And tidy up some unanswered questions, etc.Tune in next episode as they hit the ground running for SEASON 2!

Our heroes are joined by another high school chum, Dale Sebastian. Dale was well-known for pursuing a fruitful acting career after catching the acting bug in high school. Look for his role as Cpl. Harvey 'Chief' Dreaver in Canadian made film Storming Juno (2010), about Canada's role in World War II, particularly their participation in Juno Beach in Europe on D-Day.They try something different by doing a table read of script generated by AI. It leaves much to be desired but they have a blast nonetheless.A second attempt at an AI generated script is made with slightly better results but it sparks excitement in future attempts with proper writing.Look for Stage Left Of Good to become a staple in the podcast.

Our heroes do a LIVE CHAT with listeners that goes about as well as you'd expect a last minute idea to go.They discuss mental health and things people do to help with their own mental health.Then they get into their TOP 5 SUMMER JAMS for the summer and read out listeners/viewers TOP 5 SUMMER JAMS on the episode.They also plan to start a Spotify playlist including their TOP 5 SUMMER JAMS and those of any participants as they will open the list up to the public to add their tunes as well.Expect more listener/viewer interaction in future episodes with the LIVE CHAT and possible live video streams in the near future!They rattle off a few movie and TV recommendations that are posted on their social media page somewhere.

The crew closes this chapter of the podcast with the final installment of the Harry Potter Sage. They go through The Deathly Hallows, Pt. 2.Tune in next episode as they discuss their TOP 5 SUMMER JAMS and much more!

The crew discuss the rest of The Deathly Hallows, Pt. 1 that they couldn't fit into the last episode.They gear up to conclude the Harry Potter Saga on the next episode (EPISODE 20!) and return to their regularly scheduled program for future episodes.It's been a long journey at Hogwarts with lots of laughs and tears and colorful language but it's time to move forward.Speaking of moving forward, the LOGcast is back on social media. Look for us @LeftOfGoodPodcast on Instagram, Facebook and of course YouTube. TikTok?! Who knows? If you or someone you know wants to run a TikTok accou... ah forget it! Just check us out at those other social media spaces.Also, look out for announcements pertaining to possible LIVE episodes.Final homework assignment is for The Deathly Hallows, Pt. 2. And don't worry, we're gonna try to get through it in one episode.

The conversation jumps around from topic to topic and off on tangent to tangent. Try to keep up.They do manage to discuss The Deathly Hallows, Pt. 1 but it's so in depth that they have to split Part 1 into 2 parts. So stay tuned for The Deathly Hallows, Pt. 1, Part 1 next episode.

The crew talks about their personal experiences with natural disasters, like tornadoes and earthquakes.The convo shifts to method actors who take their craft seriously enough to shed and gain weight for roles.Homework consists of The Deathly Hallows, Pt. 1 as no one is prepared to discuss it this episode.

The crew talk about the recent Canada vs. USA situation that came about after Mr. POTUS's insistence on Canada becoming the 51st state (NO, THANK YOU!).They go on to discuss life in the days before social media and cell phones and make a suggestion for their listeners/viewers to try unplugging from the internet for a while and picking up a hobby.There is also talk about being diagnosed with ADHD and the spectrum.Homework for next episode is The Deathly Hallows, Pt. 1.

2/3 of our crew are holed up in hotel rooms. 1/2 of that 2/3 is not a happy camper about it.Nevertheless, the show must go on. The crew dive straight into the world ofHogwarts forThe Half-Blood Prince and power through it like a speedboat on speed.They then get into things they've watched as their homework was to watchBlink Twice butMalcolm fails to do his homework again but for good reason this time as he's been working on school things outside of work and mentoring his own apprentice.Homework for the next episode isPART 1 ofThe Deathly Hallows. Shit's about to get real o'clock kids. School's out forever.

Our heroes discuss mental health and the state of the world today. It's on the shorter side as well, clocking in at just under an hour. This is a bit of a heavy one but it comes with a good message and a bit of hope. Everyone had something to get off their chests. We'll get back to our regularly scheduled program on the next one.

Lucky 13! Our heroes dust off the cobwebs of the holidays and jump straight into The Order Of The Phoenix. As usual, Malcolm has forgotten his homework but he promises to make up for it. And in the spirit of the reaction trend, they discuss doing a trailer reaction for some upcoming flicks in future episodes. Homework for next episode is Blink Twice (2024) and, if they can stomach it, The Apprentice (2024). As always, the next Potter flick in the series - The Half Blood Prince - will be discussed as well. So do your homework and prepare for some spoilers! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year, kids! Let's see what this 2025 thing turns out to be.

The crew spends way too much time talking about The Goblet Of Fire in great depth that they forget it's a Christmas episode. Towards the end they remember to discuss their homework which was to watch their favorite Christmas flick and a Christmas horror flick. Homework is to watch The Order Of The Phoenix.

This episode, our trio discuss cinema villains that were so heinous that they make you hate the actors who portray them. Then they talk about villains who redeem themselves in the end of the flick. They discuss The Prisoner of Azkaban and how much they hate Professor Umbridge, who hasn't showed her face just yet. Then the idea is brought up to have a table read of the script for Little Shop Of Horrors with the cast of their high school play. Homework is to watch your favorite Christmas flick as well as the next in the Potter series, The Goblet Of Fire.

The trio are back this week to discuss their top 10 Christmas movies. SPOILER ALERT: they have a lot of the same flicks on their lists. How could you not? Some of them are so good, everyone loves them. They discuss some homework. SPOILER ALERTS FOR REAL! They review The Peanut Butter Falcon (2019). We suggest you check it out before proceeding with this episode. They then dive into The Chamber of Secrets and discuss parallels between the book and the movie. Next episodes homework is The Prisoner of Azkaban and to watch a SCARY Christmas flick.

Millie has decided to move on to greener pastures so the terrible trio are joined instead by special guest CJ, Duff's significant other. They get the obligatory weather and small talk out of the way (for about 10 minutes), then move straight into what everyone has been waiting for: more info on the high school play reunion. From there they discuss a plethora of movies, mainly scary and Xmas. Malcolm has failed to do his homework yet again so scrambles to sort himself into a Hogwarts house as the show goes on (he got himself sorted into Hufflepuff). The crew speaks of the first Harry Potter flick then moves on to discuss the future of the newly announced Harry Potter series on Max. There is more homework that Malcolm assures he will complete this time for sure: 1) Watch The Chamber of Secrets 2) Watch Peanut Butter Falcon

Our heroes are joined once again by the always entertaining and interesting Millie! This time they talk of peeing on electric fences and whether wiener size affects the effects of said fences. They continue the hunt for players in their high school musical, Little Shop of Horrors, with some success. Now they have a photo with which they can tag people. At the end of the episode, Duff welcomes Millie to the fold as a co-host. Excitement ensues! Welcome to the dumpster fire, Millie! Homework for next episode is: - Watch Venom: The Last Dance (then prepare for a spoiler-filled upcoming episode) - Prepare to discuss everything Harry Potter by watching The Philosopher's Stone. - Get our asses sorted into one of the Hogwarts houses. You can do this too at www.harrypotter.com to prepare for the Potty-sode.

Our heroes enjoy their favorite time of year: Halloween! This episode, they sit down with special guest Millie, who is also a dear friend from highschool. More reminiscing commences! They talk about watching movies on streaming services and how everyone shares their accounts while certain streaming companies are cracking down on account sharing (ahem, Netflix). Then we find out that Duff is a Stream Daddy! Unfortunately, Millie hasn't watched Deadpool and Wolverine, so the crew waits for her to excuse herself before they rush through a spoiler-filled review of the flick, finishing just in time for her to return. Malcolm is again given a ton of homework to watch, which he probably won't do as per usual. And everyone has an assignment: to watch a movie that gets bad reviews for once. Enjoy the costumes and conversation and have yourself a happy Halloween!

In this spoiler-filled episode, our heroes discuss The Night Eats The World, an indie zombie flick, filmed in Paris, France and released in 2018. Malcolm drags us off topic on tangents on more than one occasion (forgive him, he's getting Old Man Brain), but they manage to get through the episode without completely falling apart. It pretty much ends up being an all-things-zombie episode as they talk about all sorts of movies and series based on the living dead as well as bringing up very important topics such as what the world smells like during a zombie apocalypse and whether fat zombies still run out of breath when chasing their victims. Once again, this episode has spoilers for The Night Eats The World, so if you plan on watching it, don't listen to this episode beforehand.

Our heroes traverse a world filled with bad AI. They also discuss several movies that they want Malcolm to watch. They put an ad out asking for a Dungeon Master for a social Dungeons & Dragons podcast some time in the future. Meghan mentions a website that informs whether or not animals are harmed in a movie for the squeamish to go over before watching the movie in question: www.doesthedogdie.com Prepare for a spoiler-filled EPISODE 6, where they discuss a little-known indie flick called The Night Eats The World.

Our heroes bid a fond farewell to Bre, who has decided to take a step back from co-hosting the show to focus on her personal life. This episode is extra special because we welcome a special guest with whom we are high school friends! Meghan Brady from Smithers, BC hops on to say 'hi' and catch up with Duff and Malcolm. They reminisce about school, musical endeavors, friendships and a certain play they all took part in together. Once they're all caught up for the most part, they deep dive into some movies and TV shows they've watched recently and recommend to everyone. Tune in for this fun and nostalgia-filled episode. And if you know any of these goons from high school. Track them down and say 'hello'!

Our heroes are eager to discuss all things Halloween (it is October now, after all). So they go over their favorite scary movies to watch all month, their plans for the big day and a brilliant idea for candy delivery. They give their SPOILER-FILLED review of Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, so if you haven't seen it, be sure to skip to 44:10 of the episode, when they start talking about it, in order to avoid spoilers. Then they get into society, their feelings on subscription culture and the fact that you'll own nothing and be happy in the future.

The trio sit down to shoot the shit about movies and finger foreskin. They discuss some of the latest flicks dropping in theaters right now and some older stuff that they hold dear to their hearts. They imagine traveling across country in a podcast van a la Tom Green. The topic of live episodes comes up and also plans for Halloween and merch. Listen in to get the skinny on these plans.

The trio catch up and recap the last couple years since the now-defunct Eff This Network was together and releasing podcasts. They then quickly launch into a not-very-well-thought-out version of Marry, Fuck, Kill using the cast of a couple beloved sitcoms of the past couple decades. Help welcome Bre to the fold as a new co-host of the the show and we look forward to what's coming in the future.