Ep. 229: Afraid of the Dark? 3.1

Grab a bag of sand, put a potato sack on your head, and join us in the middle of the woods as we rejoin with the Midnight Society and Season 3 of the Nickelodeon classic, Are You Afraid of the Dark?

In order to make the most of the episodes and the spooky month of October, we'll be reviewing about 3 or 4 episodes a week, and sometimes with special guests! No guests this week, though, because we forgot that Max Friendo is dead, and if Ghost Hunters has taught us anything, you can't record the voice of a ghost.

Episode One, The Tale of the Midnight Ride, features wacky goof-'em-ups in Sleepy Hollow, as well as real-ass goof-'em-ups. Episode Two, The Tale of Apartment 214, teaches us why we should be friends with people are own ages and not octagenarians. And finally, Episode Three, The Tale of Watcher's Woods, reveals the creepiest looking creation of the Are You Afraid… series yet for all of two whole minutes, whereas the rest of the story is about the most oblivious young hikers of the past century.

Parker complains about butt rock bands (or butt-rock bands) and Cumulus struggles against their latest producer who has a questionable nickname. Emails are read, a new [Pumpkin] Spice Channel segment is revealed, a dog gets reviewed, and tears are shed. In short, this episode is pumpkininny.

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Ep. 216: Nazis on a Plane!

Parker and Frisbie: Back Together and this time it's personal!

On this one, I think we review a dog or two. Is this dog a Communist? And how does that affect his rating? We talk a bit about the Confederate Flag, but this was recorded like a week ago, so the info we have is all outdated. Parker feels like it's the Twilight Zone because Mitt Romney said one smart thing.

Are nazis allowed on planes? We talk about working at the college radio station. Other stuff, too, probably.

Music: Pass the Flashlight by the Soviettes.

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Ep. 215: Muscle Land

Hallelujah, Holla back! We’re joined by Josh of the semi-annual Mentertainment Tonight podcast who explains what it means to be someone else’s man (hint: it involves going to concerts and buying merchandise).

Parker has some apologies to make and some dogs to review. Meanwhile, Cumulus gets angry about Parker’s Jurassic World critique. Will Cumulus apologize for losing his cool? Tune in and find out!

Music: "Killing Myself" by Sloppy Seconds

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Ep. 208: Goof 'em Ups

Another day, another Pool Party. This week, Parker and Cumulus get ready for another installment of their wholly original segment: TV Hostage. Will Frisbie watch some more wrestling? Will Parker watch some less popular Netflix series? Stay tuned to find out!

They also revisit another classic PPR standard: The Party or All Wet?

All this plus some stamps of approval and disapproval, some dogs getting reviewed, and some other wacky stuff.

Music: “Silent Hill Theme” by Akira Yamaoka

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Ep. 206: Stamp Sound

Nothing says lovin’ like a new episode from Pool PartyRadio. This week, Parker ponders some serious-ass water problems, and Cumulus goes for some last minute Stamps of Approval/Disapproval.

Parker reviews some dogs, and Frisbie is tricked into reading an email that attempts to sneak in some dog photos. Folks: we cannot be more clear—Keep you dog photos separate from your emails. We run a tight ship on this show and don’t like such deceit. Also, there’s a few more details about the Gender Equality Fight to end all gender inequality.

Music: "Breaking Glass (David Bowie cover)" by Knifight

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Ep. 204: Gender Equality

We're back. Frisbie has some stamps to show his approval and some stamps to show his disapproval. Parker reviews some dogs. Katie Rots' dog and then a "dog." Send your dog pics to poolpartyradio at gmail.com. We also play a clip from the new Rotten Rantings episode.

Frisbie has the opportunity to end gender inequality. But will he take it?

Music: "I'm a Valley" by the Surf Punks

Thanks to listener Matt for the awesome episode art!

Donloyd Here if you agree with Frisbie's Right to Chose ... Equality

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Ep. 203: Buttholes at Work

This week, both Parker and Cumulus avoid getting shot in the face by following through on their totally original concept of TV Hostage. Does Parker see anything in Black Mirror? Will Frisbie do a standing-moonsault flip over Lucha Underground?

Also, they catch up on a lot of emails and Parker rates listeners’ dogs for the good of all mankind. Put on your wrestling mask and hide your smartphones, because this one’s a doozy!

Music: "Choked Out" by The Mountain Goats

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