In this episode of the Big Bad Broadcast, we dive into a mix of health concerns, nostalgia, and the absurdities of life. We share our recent experiences with blood tests and the anxiety that comes with waiting for results. We discuss how aging changes our perspectives on risk and mortality, reminiscing about our reckless youth and the thrill of surfing hurricane swells.

We also touch on the entertainment industry, reflecting on classic films like Spinal Tap and Raging Bull and their impact on our lives. The conversation flows into the realm of music, where we recall iconic performances and the unique experiences of opening for bands like Devo.

Throughout the episode, we share laughs and personal anecdotes, from our encounters with celebrities to the quirks of the film industry. We even delve into the absurdity of political figures and the strange world of conspiracy theories. Join us for a fun and engaging discussion filled with humor, nostalgia, and a touch of introspection! So, we had some fun... Gotta run. Until next week, ring the bell.

The Big Bad Broadcast crew keeps it loose and lively on this Friday the 13th edition, bouncing from driving habits across the U.S. to the quirks of modern physicals, yes, including the great PSA-versus-prostate debate. The guys break down the Super Bowl halftime spectacle, defending its bold multilingual flair while calling out a few commercials (Adrian Brody, we see you) that actually stood out. Plus, it’s a frosty one: the team compares weather extremes from Florida to Niagara Falls before diving into Winter Olympics fever, curling, figure skating, halfpipe, biathlon, and even the legendary 938-mile Iditarod dog race. Smart laughs, sharp takes, and just enough science and sports to keep it downright addictive.

In this episode of the Big Bad Broadcast, we dive into a variety of humorous and engaging topics, starting with a classic joke from Jacki "The Joke Man" Martling. We discuss unusual weather patterns, including the bizarre phenomenon of iguanas falling from trees in Florida during the cold snap. We also touch on the oddity of salmon falling from the sky in Alaska, leading to a lighthearted debate about the odds of such occurrences.

Our guest this week is Joe Bartone, an accomplished filmmaker and screenwriter, who shares insights about his latest film, "Everything Will Be Fine in the End," which has received critical acclaim. Joe discusses his unique guerrilla filmmaking style and how his personal experiences have influenced his work. We explore the challenges of independent filmmaking, including securing distribution and the financial hurdles of screening films in theaters.

As the conversation flows, we touch on the absurdity of the Super Bowl halftime shows, the rising costs of attending live sports events, and the impact of celebrity culture on the entertainment industry. Joe shares his thoughts on the current landscape of film and television, while John and I reminisce about our own experiences in the industry.

Throughout the episode, we maintain a lighthearted tone, filled with laughter and camaraderie, as we navigate through the quirks of life, filmmaking, and the entertainment world. Join us for a fun and insightful discussion that blends humor with a touch of reality! Hey, we had some fun, gotta run. Thanks for listening!