The Dogg Zzone by 1900HOTDOG

Michael Swaim, a writer and comedian known for his work on Cracked, dives deep into the bizarre world of The Amazing Live Sea-Monkeys. He shares how this peculiar show shaped his childhood and comedic influences. The conversation critiques its misguided use of prosthetics and bizarre humor, alongside memorable segments like the wedding special. They even touch on the darker, sexual undertones buried within its absurdity. It's a hilariously surreal stroll down memory lane that showcases the oddities of 90s pop culture.

Roll up an illegitimate, alcoholic Glitter Boy and step into the world of the RIFTS Source Book with Merritt K. What happens when you put EVERYTHING in a single tabletop role-playing game? Local lunatic Kevin Siembieda tried to answer that question and wound up with an unplayable game and a mechanical battle kangaroo. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Robert will go to jail if you don't buy his book. I know what you're thinking... This is NOT the time to be a wise guy. BUY HIS BOOK. https://linktr.ee/killyourimaginaryfriend

Learning can be fun! But not here. Here, you suffer. Mark Mahoney hates your brain and he's going to prove it with, "Learn at Every Turn." Warning: Contains a sexy and naked native sexual awakening and NOTHING ELSE. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Robert will go to jail if you don't buy his book. I know what you're thinking... This is NOT the time to be a wise guy. BUY HIS BOOK. https://linktr.ee/killyourimaginaryfriend

The late Dennard Dayle brought White Chicks into the Dogg Zzone. Seanbaby and Brockway did what had to be done. Dennard claimed the film was responsible for his origin as a comedian and curator of cursed media. It's almost admirable, that he was willing to die for this. He would be missed, if it weren't for White Chicks. https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/how-to-dodge-a-cannonball-dennard-dayle/1146167653 ALSO... Robert will go to jail if you don't buy his book. I know what you're thinking... This is NOT the time to be a wise guy. BUY HIS BOOK. https://linktr.ee/killyourimaginaryfriend

Join Lydia Bugg, a witty writer and columnist for 1900 Hot Dog, as she delves into the bizarre world of 'Atlantis High,' a New Zealand YA sitcom that blends the absurdity of 'Saved by the Bell' with a splash of paranormal intrigue. The discussion reveals how the show's chaotic storytelling and dark humor offer a unique commentary on youth culture. Lydia also shares hilarious insights into the show's odd character quirks and surreal plot twists, highlighting the delightful absurdity that makes it an inexplicable gem of television.

In this lively discussion, comedian and writer Hana Michels shares her quirky insights alongside other guests. They dive into bizarre childhood media memories, particularly the cartoon 'Rubik the Amazing Cube,' critiquing its strange premises and cultural implications. The conversation touches on the decline of Dungeons and Dragons, absurd personal promotions, and the chaotic storytelling of childhood shows. With humor woven throughout, they reflect on nostalgia and the oddity of past entertainment, blending laughs with a dash of introspection.

Mark Mahoney, a candy expert and collector of Paladin Press, joins the banter with tales of nostalgic quirks and absurdities. They dive into the ridiculous origins of the ‘Karate Size Workout,’ critiquing its laughable moves and the wild safety attitudes of the past. From peculiar martial arts performances to hilariously chaotic workout videos, the discussion is packed with humor and reflective stories. Plus, enjoy the hosts roasting each other and their audience with sharp wit, making for a delightful blend of laughter and nostalgia.

Who likes highway patrolman secret ninja force hijinks? Trade in your guns for shurikens and fingertip suction, because we're talking CHiPS: FORCE SEVEN with pretend ninja expert Eddie Doty.

Lydia Bugg is back to talk about "Zorann: Star Warrior," a Conan the Barbarian ripoff that begins with bitching and moaning, and ends with bitching and moaning. Somewhere in between the petulance exists a realm of limited possibilities, copyright adjacent ineptitude, and psychic sex pterodactyls.

Join best-selling author Jason Pargin, a savvy critic of cinematic trends, as he hilariously dissects Ice Cube's quirky take on 'War of the Worlds.' They delve into the chaotic storytelling and ethical dilemmas in the film, while sharing laughs over viral sensations and absurd portrayals of hackers. Pargin reveals his clever book promotion tactics, intertwining satire with critiques of surveillance and product placement in film. Expect a rollercoaster of humor and insightful commentary on how reality collides with fiction in the digital age!