*Sweater Song party chatter plays softly* On this week's show we're taking a deep dive into the wet and wild world of Richard Wagner and The Ring Cycle with Leigh Walton (@leighwalton, Top Shelf Comics). There's a TON to cover about this classical music weirdo and his incredibly dense, dramatic music that we barely wind up scratching the surface. Valkyries! Hitler! The Robot from Interstellar! And so much more! Leigh's Wagner starter guides can be found Here and Here!

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'scuse me, uh, one more thing sir: this is, uh, an episode of the podcast I Think You'd Be Into It, if I'm recalling correctly. I am? Great, sir! Wonderful! And it's an episode with the great Tyler McCall (Editor-In-Chief of Fashionista.com, @Eiffeltyler), about the television program Gossip Girl, is that also correct sir? It is? Fantastic, that's what I thought, I just get so confused in those ol' brain sometimes I wanted to make sure! It sounds like a great episode, with lotsa deep discussions about the over the top dramatics and, uh, amazing costumes of this pioneering teen drama, sir, it sure does, which leads me to the only natural conclusion...I think you'd be into it.

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GIRL YOU THOUGHT IT WAS A POD BUT IT WAS A PODCAAAAAAAAAST *TEN MINUTE GUITAR SOLO*

On this week's show we're keepin' it greezy as Brian Rubinow (@brubinow, drummer for Inkblot, Shitpost at The Pack) joins us to talk Frank Zappa! We get our peaches all en regalia as we talk about one of music's most divisive iconoclasts. Was he a genius? Was he an insufferable turd? Was he probably both? That's where the smart money is, friends! Also hey uh ZFT please please don't sue us for using music in this one love you thx.

Episode image from the Zappa Coloring book by Fantoons / fantoons.tv

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This week, we summon the Celtic Tiger to bring the Celtic Thunder like a....Mannheim Steamroller?, no, that's a christmas thing...as Courtney Paige Barnett (@openbarnett, Haymaker, Gallery 1988) joins us to discuss all things Irish Dance! We click clack click clack about everything from Courtney's history with the art to the various to the increasingly insanely named Riverdance/Michael Flatley spin-off shows, and we take a brief detour to learn what it's like to open for Flogging Molly.

Plus: Brandon looks into his future and it looks shocking like Greg Kinnear in The Stand.

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On this week's show, cartoonist, writer, and creator of Real Hero Shit Kendra Wells (@kendrawcandraw) joins us to talk Dragon Age, a series that Brandon definitely knew was different than Skyrim. We talk about the plethora of romance options, the depth of the writing and world, and how the game's combination of deep character customization and very limited gender options helped Kendra realize that they are non-binary. Plus: We measure many many things in terms of Quibis! Don't forget to Foos! Roh! Dah! a review on the ol' Apple Podcasts thingamajig!

GREETINGS FROM PODSBURY PARK! On this week's show, rock and roll legend Dylan Roth of The Hell Yeah Babies (@DylanRoth) takes a spin down the ol' turnpike to talk about another rock and roll legend, Bruce Springsteen! Just like a Springsteen show this is a marathon episode, so strap your ears cross our engines* and take hold of your thunder roads because the rising is here and baby it's open alllllllllllll night. I'm sorry, I think I maybe just had a stroke. *? Check out Dylan's Spotify playlist Sparks Fly On E-Street: The Best of Bruce Springsteen

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Look, I'm not even gonna sugarcoat it: This episode is about Neon Genesis Evangelion, which is like a whoooooooole thing, and I can't blame you for being intimidated by it if you haven't seen it. That being said, our guest today, Super Dating Simulator's Sara Brown (@saraisnotfamous) does a really really good job of making this wet and wild world feel super accessible. We go deep on the show's history, how a modest animation budget led to some amazing battle scenes and even more amazingly static non-battle scenes, and the sheer cosmic horror of End of Evangelion.

Plus, one do Netflix one better and actually end our episode with Fly Me To The Moon. Your move, NOTflix!

In the summer of 1981, an intergalactic rock band called Halyx made their debut at The Space Stage in Disneyland. Since the band's tenure in the shadow of Space Mountain only lasted a summer, their rocking legacy was almost lost to time, until.... In the summer of 2020, filmmaker Matthew Serrano (@matthewgserrano) in partnership with Defunctland released Halyx: Live From The Space Stage, an exhaustive, in depth history of maybe the only truly rock 'n' roll thing that has ever happened on a Disney property. But had he been on a niche podcast to talk about it? No one was sure, until.....

In the final weeks of 2020, the hosts of I Think You'd Be Into It slid into his DMs to buy a Halyx fan club pin and were also like "hey come be on our show and talk about this amazing documentary that Brandon won't stop talking about" and he was like "yeah alright." This is that episode.

Plus we only talk about Horizons for, like, 15 minutes or so.

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Get your CREDIT CARDS AND CASH ready folks, because this week we're taking a dive into the world of Hayao Miyazaki's Spirited Away with reigning champion Jessica J'aime (@strongflourbakes)! We talk about Miyazaki himself, his bespoke world building, and the fact that it's something of a miracle his films got translated without getting completely wrekkkked in the process.

This one's a rowdy one, team.

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