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Hey there..Yea, you! Remember us? We are you Spaghetti Daddies, you dingus! Sorry for being gone for so long, gotta put in the time at the ol' Milk Factory. While we where away, we decided to find a nice spot to call our home while we wait for the ear of the wolf to listen to our call (Seriously, we would all gasp in harmony if such a request was bestowed upon us) so we flew and flew and swam and jumped and crouched and crouched and crouched. We can't stress enough how much your daddies crouch on a daily basis! Anyway, we finally have arrived at our new home at Podbean! Podbean is a bean shaped pod floating down a stream in South Dekota! Lots of mommies and daddies have settled at Podbean and gone on to be successful pod casters...i think that's a thing. So, without further a doo doo, here is Episode 1 & 2 of Spaghetti Daddies. We will try to post an episode every month or so, whenever the planets align and our schedules work out. We hope you enjoy, and if you do, please share with your friends, family, and faithful furry companions. That includes the deer in your local neighborhood. http://spaghettidaddies.podbean.com/ https://www.facebook.com/spaghettidaddies/

A hero dog serves with the Marines in Afghanistan until his handler dies a hero, then the dead handler's family adopts the hero dog, who now has PTSD. If Safe Haven made Jason cry, then holy shit, THIS will bring everyone to tears at minute two during the podcast. Of course, we all know how and why this movie got made (it's about sad dogs becoming better dogs, American heroes, small town values, running towards something with dramatic music swells, etc.), I would just be interested in this being an episode of the podcast to hear our intrepid hosts react to it. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt3369806/reference

Have you ever sat there and wondered " Hmmm, i wish there was a podcast about video games that didn't talk about video games?" or "What would DMX do?" or "Butt Lips Chap Stick?" if you did (or didn't), well than we have a special gift for all you Limp Bizkids. We are your Spaghetti Daddies! The Worlds #1 purely authentic, 100% guaranteed, 24/7 video game party chat podcast! We talk about everything and anything thats not video games while playing video games. Its not suppose to make sense and neither are you so we hope you enjoy your new daddies because we are never gonna leave you like your other daddies did! Soundcloud Facebook

On Episodes 81 and 81.5 for 'Mortal Kombat,' the subject of whether or not our intrepid podcast hosts should be familiar with the property being adapted before watching the movie version was once again brought up. While I totally agree that these are movies and they should stand on their own, I feel that for the purpose of THIS PODCAST, it would help if one person (a host or guest) was familiar with the property being adapted. Sure, movies like 'Max Payne' or 'The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen' are shitty movies, but when you know the video game or comic they are adapted from, they become unfathomably, astronomically, more terrible. It's an almost viscerally painful experience watching them knowing how much better the original property was and how great a movie COULD have happened. Mortal Kombat is not a good film, but I think it gets worse when you recognize where something is coming from in the movie (like Liu Kang's random use of that "bicycle kick." which was mentioned in the podcast, or the fact that Reptile exists as a sort of "surprise" challenge). If nothing else, it would help the hosts discuss the movie if at least one person could account for, as Jason is so fond of asking, what is happening, or what is supposed to be happening. This is actually a subject that I'm sure concerns filmmakers. At this point, don't we all know that Batman's parents are dead, that Superman is from Kyrpton, that Harry Potter is a Wizard, or that The Force is a thing in Star Wars? But how much do you explain in the actual movie? It's also different for a sequel or another installment in a franchise, since you assume there's an interest in that property going in since you are making another one. Pretty much every joke in a Die Hard sequel is contingent on the viewer being a fan of the first movie. Most importantly, I realize this is a FREE PODCAST created and made by extremely funny humans with careers in film and television, careers that are probably a bit more lucrative and impactful than talking to nerds on the internet about crappy films. I am a person that has devoted way too much time to the history of the conflict between Scorpion and Sub-Zero and their respective ninja clans. I have problems. This podcast does not. This post is just friendly feedback from a loyal listener.