Banter Banter

While discussing the possibility that the ice-cream machines at the burger joint may be broken on purpose?  Is it because of the American Embassy? Why is KFC frying rats?  Contents may be hot on this Banter Banter! The podcast cover art was provided to us by @easylouisy based off original artwork by @Bobbin_Goblins on Twitter.

Mike and Manny chat about how they would spend 20 years in a world as a supervillain. Using bananas to take over the world from Shark Boy & Lava Girl. The Noid crashes into the discussion as the Banter Boys try to figure out what his deal is, after watching a recent ad from Domino's. What other fast food companies created villains to promote their product?  Intro/Outro: The Most Mysterious Song on the Internet - Unknown Artist Cover art is provided by @easylouisy (based on art by @Bobbin_Goblins on Twitter) Email: banterbantercast@gmail.com Twitter : @Banter_Cast Facebook: @BanterBanterCast

Mike & Manny discuss the prevalence of costume clad heroes and their significance to today's popular culture.  Mike & Manny discuss the prevalence of costume clad heroes and their significance to today's popular culture.  From approaching the challenges of good story telling to presenting or making a statement on morals and socio-political issues.  What mask would you wear? The opening and closing theme are currently known as The Most Mysterious Song on the Internet.  Help the collective internet find out who its by.  Does Alvin Dean have anything to do with this? The podcast cover art was provided to us by @easylouisy based off original artwork by @Bobbin_Goblins on Twitter.

Hackers, Mircochips, RAM Oh My! This week we joke about computers in the movie Hackers and how far technology has come in a short amount of time. Manny  while Mike can't help but dream of using technology to live forever.  Intro/Outro: The Most Mysterious Song on the Internet - Unknown Artist Cover art is provided by @easylouisy (based on art by @Bobbin_Goblins on Twitter) Email: banterbantercast@gmail.com Twitter : @Banter_Cast Facebook: @BanterBanterCast

Mike & Manny discus Captain Planet, FF7, Splatoon and how they predicted the future of our junk.  Environmental awareness is a ting in our generations and when you think about it, they've been prepping us for it from our youth. The opening and closing theme are currently known as The Most Mysterious Song on the Internet.  Help the collective internet find out who its by.  Does Alvin Dean have anything to do with this? The podcast cover art was provided to us by @easylouisy based off original artwork by @Bobbin_Goblins on Twitter.

The Banter Boys chat about the Mortal Combat  trailer while dreaming of chewing scenery for weeks. A side thought about a man who loves to hang out in train terminals, and a little bit of nuclear powered rollerblades. Ok, maybe not the rollerblades. Intro/Outro: The Most Mysterious Song on the Internet - Unknown Artist Cover art is provided by @easylouisy (based on art by @Bobbin_Goblins on Twitter) Email: banterbantercast@gmail.com Twitter : @Banter_Cast Facebook: @BanterBanterCast

The host who Banter bring back a beloved segment: What's the Deal with That?  Then take their freshly sharpened intellect to discuss tornado preparedness.  Tornados can leave some debris, which reminds the group of Sony's aspirations for a Twisted Metal live-action series. The opening and closing theme are currently known as The Most Mysterious Song on the Internet.  Help the collective internet find out who its by.  Does Alvin Dean have anything to do with this? The podcast cover art was provided to us by @easylouisy based off original artwork by @Bobbin_Goblins on Twitter.

This episode the Banter Boys banish themselves to the hell that is Hollywood daytime television, serialized! A reusable tree shaped object crawls out from a list from Craig, and Aaron crushes Mike's hopes and dreams. Intro/Outro: The Most Mysterious Song on the Internet - Unknown Artist Cover art is provided by @easylouisy (based on art by @Bobbin_Goblins on Twitter) Email: banterbantercast@gmail.com Twitter : @Banter_Cast Facebook: @BanterBanterCast

Banter banter dissects the mysteries of the nostalgia cycle.  When do trends come back?  Taking advantage of this, our pals at the big N seems to be picking when to release their properties for a limited time.  Seems kinda trashy as we then move to the Trailer Park for a new Nick Cage joint.   The podcast cover art was provided to us by @easylouisy based off original artwork by @Bobbin_Goblins on Twitter   The opening and closing theme are currently known as The Most Mysterious Song on the Internet.  Help the collective internet find out who its by.  Does Alvin Dean have anything to do with this?

This week the Banter Boys discuss the most popular Google searches in 2020 for games, movies and television shows.  Manny gives a crash course on marketing nostalgia which turns into a deep dive discussion of Nostalgia and the influence it has over us.  Recycling trends, anime, the stock market, Bitcoin and more in this weeks Banter! Intro/Outro: The Most Mysterious Song on the Internet - Unknown Artist Cover art is provided by Blaze Animator (based on art by @Bobbin_Goblins on Twitter) Email: banterbantercast@gmail.com Twitter : @Banter_Cast Facebook: @BanterBanterCast

It is Online Quiz Time! This episode we chat about online quizes we wish could actually help us interact with other humans. Log into that persondex and look up the stats of your favorite human-type to win! Intro/Outro: The Most Mysterious Song on the Internet - Unknown Artist Cover art is provided by Blaze Animator (based on art by @Bobbin_Goblins on Twitter) Email: banterbantercast@gmail.com Twitter : @Banter_Cast Facebook: @BanterBanterCast

The Boys of Banter return with a new lease on podcast!  A pep in their step and a desire to make a mark on the new year.  Deciding what to dub 2021, and going over what would make them regret this and want to go back to last year.  These are the ways the cast of Banter Banter kick in the door to the new year and the new season! The opening and closing theme are currently known as The Most Mysterious Song on the Internet.  Help the collective internet find out who its by.  Does Alvin Dean have anything to do with this? The podcast cover art was provided to us by @easylouisy based off original artwork by @Bobbin_Goblins on Twitter.

Hercules is back! This time on Hercules: The Legendary Journeys, the Banter Boys review and discuss season 1 episode 2 - Eye of the Beholder. Manny takes us to Mythology Corner while Aaron and Mike get in some great giggles. Intro/Outro: The Most Mysterious Song on the Internet - Unknown Artist Cover art is provided by Blaze Animator (based on art by @Bobbin_Goblins on Twitter) Email: banterbantercast@gmail.com Twitter : @Banter_Cast Facebook: @BanterBanterCast

Want an elevator pitch for the hottest, best rated podcasts named Banter Banter?  Well look no further as the Banter Boys give you the best reasons to listen.  Download today and we'll toss in unlimited listens from this feed! Cover art is provided by @Bobbin_Goblins on Twitter, and  Blaze Animator Music track is: The Most Mysterious Song on the Internet (seriously, help us all figure out who its by)

This episode the Banter Boys take a look back at 2020 as well as the 2019 holiday special. We reflect on the previous questions and offer up new and different ideas for this year. As always 'don't be on fire and wear a mask'! Intro/Outro: "Bad Attraction" by Brad Sucks from his album "I Don't Know What I'm Doing" https://www.bradsucks.net/ Cover art is provided by Blaze Animator (based on art by @Bobbin_Goblins on Twitter) Email: banterbantercast@gmail.com Twitter : @Banter_Cast Facebook: @BanterBanterCast

Want to relive some of the goof from the first season?  New to the show, but hate the old editing standards and want the season 1 cliff notes?  Then look no further! Intro/Outro: "Making Me Nervous" by Brad Sucks from his album "I Don't Know What I'm Doing" https://www.bradsucks.net/ Cover art is provided by @Bobbin_Goblins on Twitter

The Banter Bros close out this year's special by wrapping up loose thoughts about this year's subjects; Knives Chau, Kim Pine and Wallace Wells.  This marks the last episode in this year's Scott Pilgrimage, and as Roxy put it, "Every Pilgrim's journey comes to an end.  Some sooner than others." Podcast art has been provided by  @ Pepper Troopa - https://twitter.com/peppertroopa?lang=en

Scott stares down the final, most intense stretch of his fights with the League of Evil Xs, where it seems the film makers may have needed to scrunch up the remaining 4, Roxy, The Katayanagi Twins, and Gideon "G-Man" himself.  None of that is quite as important in this year's take, as we only talk about the importance of the interactions with Kim, Knives and Wallace.  Join us as we close out the plot! Podcast art has been provided by  @ Pepper Troopa - https://twitter.com/peppertroopa?lang=en

The fun and fights aren't over as the Banter Trio moves forward in their discussion of the film, Scott Pilgrim vs The World.  Looking through the lens of Kim Pine, Wallace Wells & Knives Chau, we discuss the events ending at the last episode, trough to the end of the fight with Todd Ingham.  Load your de-veganizer rays, we heard someone knowingly abided in half and half! Podcast art has been provided by  @ Pepper Troopa - https://twitter.com/peppertroopa?lang=en

Return to the frozen lands of banter as they discuss Scott Pilgrim vs The World again.  Focusing mostly on Kim, Knives and Wallace, we trudge through to the end of the next fight with Lucas Lee.  Time to do a thingy on the thing! Podcast art has been provided by  @ Pepper Troopa - https://twitter.com/peppertroopa?lang=en