From there, the conversation shifts into a deep and philosophical discussion surrounding history, truth, religion, science, and interpretation.

How do we actually know history is accurate? Can history ever be completely objective? Does translation, culture, politics, and time slowly reshape historical understanding like a giant game of telephone?

Rick and Alex explore everything from the Roman Empire and ancient civilizations to biblical translation, scientific discovery, revisionism, oral tradition, and how modern society documents information in the digital age. Rather than trying to provide definitive answers, the episode becomes an open conversation about perspective, evidence, bias, and humanity’s ongoing attempt to preserve the past.

Authentic conversations. Real experiences. No filters.

In this Sigma Review, Rick dives into Obsession — a disturbing psychological horror film that trades jump scares for emotional discomfort and toxic relationship dynamics. From its unsettling “wish gone wrong” concept to the terrifying loss of identity at the center of the story, Rick breaks down why the film left such a strong impact on him.

He discusses the movie’s dark themes of control, attachment, and emotional possession, the surprisingly realistic portrayal of modern relationships, and the standout performance from Inde Navarrette that helped make the film feel so believable and uncomfortable.

Spoilers included throughout.

Rating: 9.5/10

From parking chaos, sold out merch, and confusing stadium logistics… to unforgettable performances, surprise songs like DOPE and Blood Sweat & Tears, and one of the funniest restroom situations Rick has ever witnessed at an event — this episode covers all the good, bad, and hilarious moments from the trip.

Rick also shares honest thoughts on the VIP experience, Stanford Stadium as a concert venue, ARMY fan culture, online fan controversy surrounding the Stanford shows, and why BTS still delivers one of the biggest live performances in music today.

Authentic Conversations. Real Experiences. No Filters.

From there, the conversation shifts into Nintendo’s newly announced Star Fox game for Switch 2 and the mixed reactions surrounding it. Rick and Greg discuss whether Nintendo is truly evolving the franchise or once again using Star Fox as a platform for hardware experimentation. The episode explores Shigeru Miyamoto’s creative philosophy, Nintendo’s willingness to ignore internet backlash, and whether that mindset is helping or hurting some of their legacy franchises.

The discussion then expands into Nintendo’s recent pricing changes, Switch 2 bundle strategy, digital vs physical game ownership, and the psychology behind how Nintendo preserves perceived value even as prices continue to rise. Rick and Greg break down how Nintendo approaches ecosystem growth, retailer relationships, consumer behavior, and why fans continue supporting the company despite frustrations over pricing and business decisions.

It’s a balanced conversation covering nostalgia, gaming industry economics, consumer psychology, and Nintendo’s transformation from beloved underdog to dominant industry powerhouse.

In this solo episode of Sigma Duocast, Rick dives into his personal journey with Star Wars — from watching Return of the Jedi on VHS as a kid to seeing how the galaxy has evolved over time.

He breaks down the divide within the fandom, the lasting impact of the prequels, and why the Disney trilogy might deserve a second look — including the missed potential of characters like Rey, Finn, Poe, and Kylo Ren.

This isn’t about ranking movies… it’s about what Star Wars means, why it still matters, and why the galaxy needs to grow beyond the shadow of the Original Trilogy.

Star Wars isn’t just the past… it’s everything it can still become.

As always May the Force Be With You

Building off last year’s coverage (Ep.113 with Lore), this episode dives into how FanFest has evolved in Year 2—from larger-scale attractions and stronger theming to heavier crowds and tougher time management.

Rick walks through the night chronologically, covering major experiences like Dungeons & Dragons, the highly immersive Scooby-Doo x Universal Monsters, the standout One Piece live stunt show and themed area, and the atmospheric Harry Potter Forbidden Forest walkthrough—sharing what worked, what didn’t, and what’s actually worth your time.

He also breaks down the FanFest Dining Pass, reviewing multiple food items, calculating real value, and giving honest feedback on quality vs cost. Additional insights include merch improvements, meet-and-greet experiences, and why it’s nearly impossible to do everything in one night.

Whether you’re planning to attend or just curious if FanFest is worth it, this episode delivers a real, unfiltered perspective on what to expect—and how to approach it.

Final takeaway: FanFest 2026 is bigger and better—but only if you go in with a plan.

In this episode, I break down NASA’s Artemis program from a real, fan perspective — not as an expert, but as someone genuinely fascinated by what this moment means for humanity. From the historic Artemis II mission to the bigger questions of why we stopped going to the Moon in the first place, this conversation explores how we got here and where we’re going next.

Is this the beginning of a new space race? A step toward Mars? Or the start of something even bigger?

One thing is certain — this doesn’t feel like the past anymore… it feels like the future again.

Keeping things mostly spoiler-free, Rick dives into the film’s fast-paced storytelling, noting how it skips the origin setup and jumps straight into the action. From the quick introduction of Rosalina to the instant chemistry between Mario, Luigi, and Yoshi, the movie prioritizes fun and momentum over deep narrative development. He also discusses the sudden arrival of Bowser Jr, the overall simplicity of the plot, and how the film leans into accessibility for a wide audience.

Rick highlights the strong returning voice cast, the seamless addition of new characters, and praises the film’s visuals and music—blending iconic Mario themes with cinematic presentation. But the standout moment? The introduction of Fox McCloud, signaling a major expansion beyond the Mario universe and opening the door for a potential Star Fox film.

While the movie doesn’t necessarily break new ground, it successfully builds on what worked in the first film—delivering a colorful, energetic, and entertaining experience.

In the final segment, Rick dives into a major spoiler reveal involving Rosalina and Peach, discussing what it could mean for the future of Nintendo storytelling and whether this bold change could carry into future films—or even the games themselves.

If you enjoyed the first Mario movie, chances are you’ll enjoy this one just as much.

As a Universal Studios regular, Rick headed out early with one goal in mind: get a photo with Yoshi during a limited-time Super Nintendo World appearance tied to the upcoming Super Mario Galaxy film. But in a twist he didn’t see coming, Yoshi was nowhere to be found.

After a quick run through the park—navigating crowds, hitting rides with his usual single rider strategy, and reading the flow like a seasoned passholder—the day shifted to Dodger Stadium. What followed was a surprise pregame tour for his wife Salina, an early entry into the stadium, and securing one of the most in-demand giveaways of the season: the Yoshi x Yamamoto bobblehead.

Rick breaks down the full experience—from the value of the pregame tour to the hype and chaos surrounding limited-edition stadium giveaways, the buzz around Shohei Ohtani, and even the controversy behind the new refillable Ohtani cup.

But the biggest twist?Yoshi was at Dodger Stadium the entire time.

With a surprise appearance alongside Donald Glover (voice of Yoshi in Mario Galaxy) and Yamamoto himself, everything connected in a way that felt almost scripted—except Rick just missed being part of it.

This episode isn’t about first-time experiences—it’s about how even the most familiar places can still surprise you, and how sometimes the moments you miss make the story even better.

From Universal Studios to Dodger Stadium, this is one of Rick’s most unique crossover days yet—blending theme parks, baseball, and Nintendo into one unforgettable trip.

While the album has sparked major debate among fans, Rick breaks down the biggest criticisms surrounding the project, including the heavy use of English, vocal processing, Western influence, and concerns about BTS losing their identity. Point by point, he responds to each argument with his own perspective as both a longtime listener and fan of BTS’s hip-hop roots.

But beyond the criticism, this episode explores the bigger picture.

Is Arirang really a step backward—or is it the beginning of a larger strategy?

Rick shares his theory on BTS’s post-military era, the role of HYBE in shaping this comeback, and how this album may be setting the stage for global dominance, major awards, and even performances on the world’s biggest stages.

This isn’t just a reaction—it’s a breakdown of what BTS’s future might look like.

Are they changing… or evolving?

Rick dives into what makes the album work, including its pacing, production, and genre-blending approach, while also addressing the heavy use of English and what that might signal for BTS’s global direction. With insight into the group’s evolving sound and collaborations with major Western producers, this review explores how Arirang balances artistic growth with mainstream appeal.

Plus, Rick ranks all 13 tracks and shares his top picks, including why “Body to Body” stands out as the album’s best.

Is this BTS evolving… or drifting from what made them special?

Known for its slow-burn tension and heavy reliance on sound design, the film blends podcast storytelling with atmospheric horror to create a uniquely immersive experience.

Rick explores what makes the movie work—from its haunting audio cues and minimalist filmmaking to the performance of Nina Kiri as Evy. He also explains why the film’s headphone-driven soundscape resonated with him as a podcaster.

The episode remains spoiler-free for most of the discussion before closing with a brief spoiler segment where Rick shares his interpretation of the film’s mind-bending ending.

Final Sigma Score: 8.5/10.

The two start the episode catching up on everything that’s been going on in their lives, upcoming plans for the year, and what’s ahead for Sigma.

The conversation then shifts to Disney as Rick talks about his recent trip to Disneyland while Rudy shares his experience as a Magic Key holder who visits the parks frequently. They discuss rides, park experiences, and Disney culture before jumping into quick-take Disney questions.

The episode wraps up with a rapid-fire pop culture segment covering recent shows, including Hulu’s Paradise and Marvel’s Wonder Man, along with video games they’ve been playing.

From Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge and Avengers Campus to Lightning Lanes, mobile ordering, merch disappointments, and the evolution of the Disney experience, Rick shares an honest, fun, and thoughtful perspective on what’s changed—and what hasn’t.

Rick and Lore explore whether the show ended the way it always needed to—focusing on character closure over spectacle—and debate if the finale truly did justice to its core cast. Rick shares his perspective on the superhero-like DNA of the series, Eleven’s ultimate fate, and why the extended epilogue felt intentional rather than indulgent. The conversation also tackles Vecna’s underwhelming payoff, lingering plot holes, and the growing sense that the story may have needed one more season to fully breathe.

Along the way, Rick and Lore draw comparisons between Stranger Things and other major pop-culture juggernauts, including the storytelling approaches of Marvel Studios films and Game of Thrones—examining how finales, fan expectations, and long-term character arcs can define or divide a legacy. The episode closes with reflections on fan theories, including the viral “secret episode” rumors, and a larger question: did Stranger Things fail its audience—or did expectations simply outgrow what the story could realistically deliver?

Phil has been living in Texas for the past year while completing military training and schooling, and Alex has spent nearly two years in Japan teaching English to elementary and middle school students. Alex shares stories about life abroad, the challenges of being away from family, and the personal growth that came from living overseas.

Phil reveals that he recently proposed and the brothers discuss how he knew she was the one, when he decided to propose, and early thoughts on wedding timing and location.

The episode closes with the three simply enjoying time together, reflecting on recent experiences and looking ahead to what 2026 may bring.

In true Sigma fashion, this episode is a chaotic mix of updates, nostalgia, and completely unplanned tangents. Rick opens up about his current state of motivation, the grind, and where his head’s been lately. The duo dives into everything from Magic: The Gathering card hype to the Black Friday madness they proudly refused to participate in.

Sports talk gets spicy as Nate officially abandons his long-time Dallas Cowboys fandom to join the San Francisco 49ers faithful—Rick has thoughts.

Together, they also spontaneously create a brand-new segment: “Nate’s Life Tips” (working title), where Nate drops some questionable wisdom that somehow makes perfect sense.

It’s fun, it’s out of pocket, it gets unexpectedly deep, and it’s exactly the kind of energy that defines Sigma Duocast. A perfect celebration of another year around the sun for Rick—and a classic reunion for the OG duo.

Rick and Rudy kick things off celebrating the Dodgers clinching the division, sharing some early postseason thoughts, before jumping into recap their NFL Week 3 picks.

Rick then takes a moment to talk about Universal Studios’ Halloween Horror Nights and how guest behavior has impacted live performers this year.

The conversation shifts to Disneyland, where we compare the pre-set voice lines of Star Wars characters like Kylo Ren and stormtroopers with the magic of live interactions. We also take a nostalgic trip back to Disneyland’s Electronica era before breaking down the synopsis of the upcoming Tron: Ares.

Some of these topics may be a little dated, but we acknowledge that and keep the energy fresh with our signature mix of insight, humor, and laid-back conversation.

Rick is joined by special guest Lore as they dive into Universal Studios Hollywood’s Halloween Horror Nights 2025. Together, they review all eight haunted houses, the Terror Tram, and the extra live shows including Chainsaw Man and The Purger Waters.

From terrifying scares to jaw-dropping set designs, Rick and Lore share their favorite moments, rank the best houses, and give their honest takes on this year’s event.

If you’re a horror fan or planning your own HHN trip, this episode is your ultimate guide to the screams and thrills of the season.

Along the way, we talk about the origins of our fandom, including how I became a Broncos fan and how Retro found his way to the Rams. We even drag Rudy a bit since he’s not here to defend his Niners.

From there, the conversation shifts to one of the best parts of sports culture: tailgating. From football to baseball stadiums, we share stories, laughs, and why tailgating is something every fan needs to experience at least once.

From there, we shift gears into the Alien universe, reflecting on the films that built the franchise before turning our attention to Alien: Earth. We talk about what’s hooked us so far, what works, and where the show might go with only two episodes left—sharing our theories, hopes, and excitement for what’s next.

Together, we explore the twisted world of Kaos, a darkly comedic reimagining of Greek mythology created by Charlie Covell (The End of the F**ing World*). From Jeff Goldblum’s paranoid Zeus to Shila Ommi’s layered portrayal of Pas, the show blends satire, drama, and absurdity in a way unlike anything else on Netflix.

Shila shares insights on stepping into the role of Pas, working alongside Jeff Goldblum, behind-the-scenes stories (yes, including those eerie wax figures), and what she hopes to see in future seasons of Kaos.

Big thanks to UncleDad and Just Mike from UncleDad Talks for allowing this conversation to premiere here on Sigma Duocast.

If you’re a fan of mythology, dark comedy, or just love hearing artists break down their craft, you won’t want to miss this episode.

Next up, the guys shift gears to Nintendo’s big live-action Legend of Zelda casting reveal! With Link and Zelda finally announced, Rick and Rudy share their thoughts, hopes, and a few hesitations about the future of this iconic franchise on the silver screen.

But the main event? The absolutely wild and now-viral scandal surrounding the CEO of Astronomer, who was caught having an affair—at a Coldplay concert—on the big screen! We break down the drama, the sheer chaos of the reveal, his awkward public statement demanding “privacy” in a very public moment, and the internet’s hilarious reaction. From the concert crowd’s stunned response to the CEO’s bizarre claims of non-consensual screen time, it’s a story that’s as messy as it is meme-worthy.

Tune in for laughs, hot takes, and a whole lot of side-eye.
Sigma Duocast – where the news gets real and the takes stay spicy.

Rick offers a fair and open-minded perspective as he contrasts Gunn’s hopeful, idealistic Superman with Zack Snyder’s darker, mythic take. While he respects the creative direction, he explores where the film fell flat for him — from Superman’s vague weaknesses and uneven storytelling to a Lex Luthor portrayal that left much to be desired.

Rudy balances the discussion by pointing out the film’s strengths — its charm, tone, and attempts at world-building — while also acknowledging its shortcomings. The result is a thoughtful, passionate, and often humorous conversation that digs into the heart of what makes Superman work (or not) in a new cinematic era.

Tune in for hot takes, honest dialogue, and plenty of moments that’ll make you think twice before putting on that cape.

Off the screen and into real life, the duo gets personal as Rudy shares the story of asking Donix to be his best man—and officially invites Rick to stand beside him as a groomsman in next year’s wedding. The conversation takes a global turn with Rudy recapping his Hawaiian getaway, while Rick recounts the electric vibes of j-hope’s concert in Oakland.

From Hollywood blockbusters to life’s biggest milestones, it’s an episode packed with hype, heart, and a little bit of Hobi.

Rick and Greg share their unfiltered thoughts, personal wishlists, and bold predictions for Nintendo's next-gen hybrid console. Plus, at the top of the episode, Rick gives a spoiler-free review of A Minecraft Movie and shares whether it’s worth crafting a ticket for.

Whether you're a longtime Nintendo fan or just curious about what’s next in gaming, this is one episode you won’t want to miss!

They dive into Fran’s inspiring weight loss journey and his experience using Ozempic, followed by a discussion on his passion for making music. Fran also shares his deep love for Lady Gaga and our thoughts on the Joker sequel.

To spice things up, Rick throws a few hot take questions Fran’s way, leading to some unexpected and entertaining answers. It’s a fun and engaging episode packed with laughs, insights, and a few bold opinions!

Together, they discuss Gregg’s journey in building Terrashock, the challenges and triumphs of fostering a thriving gaming community, and what’s next for the organization. The conversation also dives into the exciting reveal of the Nintendo Switch 2, exploring its potential impact on gaming and the competitive scene.

Packed with humor, nostalgia, and insights, this episode is a must-listen for gamers and community builders alike!

Bryon and Villamizar share behind-the-scenes stories about making the film, the risks involved, and their reflections on covering stories that challenge global perceptions. I also offer my own review of the documentary, delving into its raw, human storytelling and its exploration of resilience and connection in the face of adversity.

Lets take a trip down memory lane on a collaboration when Rick was asked by UncleDad to review five short films and a featured length film from the Santa Barbara International Film Festival in February of 2024

The short films reviewed are:

• Nun or Never

• Les Patins (The Skates)

• Savi The Cat

• Someone's Trying to Get In

• Taking Back the Groove

Lastly the feature film - The Movie Man

We hope you enjoy this episode and be sure to checkout, follow and listen to UncleDad Talks soon to be "The Uncledad Talks Show"

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Part 2 is Here.

Rudy and Rick are joined by Legacy Host Nate and guests RetroGamingNomad, JL, and Daniel.

We talk about Playstation's 30th Anniversary, Alien Romulus, LL Cool J's New Album and much more.

We finally close out paying homage to our first Episode by talking about Batman Day and ranking our top live action Batman Actors.

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and Thank You for all the support this past 4 years.

This episode is so packed we had to break it into two parts.

Here is part one. Rick and Rudy are joined by Legacy Host Nate and guests Daniel and Enrique.

We catch up on Daniel's latest music and then discuss our getting fit journey with Enrique as well as the experience of being a new dad.

Be sure to listen to Part 2 of episode 100 with guests RetroGamingNomad and JL.

Our recent weekend adventures and Rudy tells a wonderful story on how you should be an experience salesman before going into a furniture store, oh wait.

We also cover the LA Dodgers Yamamoto's return, Ohtani's quest for 50/50.

Recent NFL incidents with Tyreek Hill and Ricky Pearsal.

Finally we give a sneak preview of our Season Finale episode, Episode 100.

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This is a recap of Week 1.

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From social media to trying to patch up our age identifiers.

Rudy shares his experience of seeing Deadpool at Disney California Adventure.

Rick shares his concert experience at watching Twenty One Pilots.

Finally they both talk about baseball, specifically the Los Angeles Dodgers and the (so far) amazing season Shohei Ohtani is having, plus Ohtani becoming the 6th MLB player to join the 40/40 club.

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UncleDad asks Rick to join him in an interviewing director/writer Asif Akbar and writer/co-star Vincent E. McDaniel aka Vin.E.Mc from Liongate's film Boneyard.

Starring Mel Gibson ,Curtis"50 Cent" Jackson and Brian Van Holt. An FBI agent and the Chief of Police in Albuquerque are on the hunt for a serial killer known as The Bone Collector - but the chief fears that the killer is actually one of his own officers.

Based on the West Mesa murders.

Thank You to UncleDad, Just Mike, Lionsgate, Asif Akbar and Vincent E. McDaniel.

Be sure to checkout UncleDad and Just Mike at UncleDadTalks podcast. Available on most podcast streaming services.

He is a long time friend of Rudy's and we talk to him about his self motivated endeavors. From his side profession of being a videographer and photographer to creating a mobile bartending business. We also talk about his experience of living in Hawaii.

Lastly we introduce and play Sigma Duocast's first game "Sigma Sync".

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Our review of Deadpool and Wolverine is here friend-o.

We breakdown our thoughts of the new film. It's full of spoilers.

We also talk about the recent San Diego Comic Con Marvel Studios announcements.

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Rudy and Rick talk about what we have been up to.

There has been some life changing decisions made.

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We have some stuff to catch up on.

We talk about: The Fitness Journey, Kendrick vs Drake, The Roast of Tom Brady and LeBron James.

We then pivot to some of our recent events. Our Las Vegas trip and Rick's LA trip.

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We talk about Rick's trip to Vegas and catch up on what's been going on.

This is a classic Sigma Duocast where Nate as usual clowns on Rick.

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Rick is about to take a trip to Vegas and Rudy being a big fan of Vegas shares his experiences and places Rick should checkout.

They also share their favorite Vegas films.

But before they talk about Vegas they finally share why no Super Bowl episode.

Lastly Rick shares his venture into "As seen on Social Media" products like the old "As seen on TV."

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He shares his experiences in theater and his first time traveling to Japan.

This dude falls in love with Japan almost instantly that he is moving there almost instantly.

Alex shares the job he acquired that enabled him to move to Japan.

Finally we briefly discuss my recommendations for what anime he should check out.

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Detroit Lions at San Francisco 49ers.

We get to experience Niner Faithful Rudy go thru the motions of this exciting game.

Listen to our reactions quarter by quarter and find out how Rick messes up his ankle.

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Finally we talk about football. We recap the Divisional Games and give you our picks of the Championship games.

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Rudy and Rick then discuss the NFL Wild Card Weekend game outcomes.

We also give you our picks for this weekends Divisional Games.

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I cover some random 2023 events and wish everyone a happy new year.

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Intro Song:

"Da' Train" by M.C. A.D.E.

In addition, we talk about the Los Angeles Dodgers huge signing of Shohei Ohtani.

But before everything Rick talks about the end of E3 (Electronic Entertainment Expo).

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We discuss birthdays, Disney weddings, being a Swiftie and alcoholic beverages.

We also talk about football, the Cowboys, Niners and Denver. Plus our prediction of the Championship games.

Lastly we talk about the different voices of actors and freedom of speech.

We cover a lot.

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Featured intro song from Daniel aka introvert burns.

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In this episode I talk about my current state of euphoria.

Also I share my vendor experience and follow up with my side hustle "Seena-San's".

Year 4 kicks off now.

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(Song: Euphoria by BTS

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A little behind the scenes.

But before that we catch up and talk about some football briefly.

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We do some beer tasting and discuss them.

We also talk about movies, anime and other fun random topics.

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Sigma's first professional interview.

This interview was brought to you by Uncle Dad Talks, please be sure to listen/follow their podcast.

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We interview a few vendors and give you more insight to what Nate has been up to with his business Dark Moon Decor.

Thank You to Our Guests:

Aaron - ABZ Crystals and Creations

Nika - Nika's Mad Sweets

Chris - Wicked Designs

Alanna - ABZ Crystals

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In this episode Rick addresses the future of Sigma Duocast.

Hope you enjoy, can't wait for what's to come.

[Featured Song: "D-Day" by Agust D.]

We talk about spirituality, mythology and what helps us balance our minds.

Rick also introduces Daniel to Korean K-Pop group BTS, breaking down few songs.

We also discuss today's music and how music impacts our lives.

There is lots to cover so tune in and Enjoy!

A.I. Music Artists, Twitter officially having you buy the blue check and some sports updates.

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We journey back to our Gamestop days, we talk about fitness, going on cruises and make our way to talk about some weird cosplayers.

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We talk about some films, TikTok, video games and more.

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It's another Birthday Special. The Duo is joined by Rudy and Felipe.

We talk about a lot different subjects.

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It's 4hrs long, what do we have to say.

Listen to find out.

Appreciate the support everyone.

Thank You!

I hope you're prepared, the conversation takes off real quick.

We then discuss a variety of pop culture topics in regards to gay representation.

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After being away for about 6 months, the Duo is back and honestly feels like it was just how it was last year.

Nate tells us why he stepped away. Then we kind go back to similar times like: flea markets, roller rinks and other retro stuff.

We also talk about action figures and to be specific Todd McFarlane's line of action figures. Plus Todd's point of view of gender action figures.

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We celebrate Rick's birthday.

We talk about Resident Evil's new film, Spider-Man ticket sales, Nate's new business venture Dark Moon Decor and other nonsense.

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Marvel's Eternals

First half is spoiler free and second half is not.

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We catch up on movie news and Rick gives his review of the 3rd My Hero Academia film.

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Dune (2021)

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A review segment for new and old films.

In this very first episode, No Time To Die is reviewed.

It's just the start. Enjoy.

We briefly cover the new Resident Evil trailers, Nintendo Switch OLED and Metroid Dread launch.

Lastly we cover some football talk including breaking news about an NFL coach.

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Lastly we give our Picks for Week 4 in the NFL.

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We go LIVE on Facebook and talk about different things.

We are happy to be back and Thank You for the support!

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Sorry Not Sorry.

We discuss: Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings review, films in theaters vs direct to stream, NFL Week 1 picks and some thoughts on China's restrictions for their citizens.

We are joined via phone by Rudy Galvan and Toes Up Podcast Eazy.

Featured Song: "Daily Duppy (Cus I Can)" by Idris Elba and GRM Daily

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But first a tribute to the fallen service Men and Women that took place recently.

Featured Song: "I'll Be Missing You" by Puff Daddy and Faith Evans

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We discuss Leadership Roles in the workplace, working at Apple and the Apple Campus.

Lastly we discuss the new teaser trailer for Spider-Man: No Way Home

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Featured Song: "Feel Good Inc" by Gorillaz

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Featured Song: "I'm on a Boat" by The Lonely Island feat. T-Pain

In addition we talk about Celebs not showering daily, Box Office and Hollywood's adjustment to Streaming Blockbusters.

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Featured Song: "Rain" by grandson and Jessie Reyez

Featured Song: "Better Believe" by Belly, The Weeknd, Young Thug

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Featured Song: "Pump Up The Jam" by Technotronic

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Featured Song: I Got 5 On It (Tethered Mix from US) by Luniz ft. Michael Marshall

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Featured Song: "Hot-n-Fun" by N.E.R.D. ft. Nelly Furtado

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Featured Song: "Make You Feel That Way" by Blackalicious

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We also give our review of the new Conjuring Universe film "The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It"

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He goes LIVE on Facebook Live and talks about Memorial Day and the cost of freedom.

Lastly he reviews A Quiet Place Part 2.

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During Rick's Wedding night, Friday April 23rd, we decided to do an episode.

We went Live on Facebook LIVE. We were heavily intoxicated.

Please excuse us in this episode, don't judge us, lol.

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We are a little beat from work but we talk about a variety of things that come to mind and from our viewers.

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*Sidenote: This episode starts a little off due to Rick forgetting to hit the record button. (face palm)

We also make our first attempt at keeping it PG-13, that's right no F-bombs.

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This was a LIVE episode on Facebook Live.

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We discuss Super Bowl 55, Tom Brady being the G.O.A.T. and The Weeknd's Halftime Performance.

In addition we discuss about stupid Facebook videos and a few other random things.

Lastly we premier our new Outro song.

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the latest in Marvel's WandaVision and I introduce My Hero Academia to Nate.

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We discuss Resident Evil Village Demo, Football, Godzilla vs Kong and more.

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We discuss customer service and answer a variety of questions from live guests.

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We discuss the NFL Wild Card games and upcoming Divisional Games.

We also play a quick round of "Would You Rather..? Filthy Edition".

Lastly we discuss our favorite dishes to eat while watching football.

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We also talk about the NFL Wild Card Games, our picks and some What If... stories.

Lastly we discuss what to expect from us this year.

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We go in-depth (spoilers territory) with Wonder Woman 84 because of all the negativity about the film's story.

We briefly discuss Pixar's Soul and give you our film rating.

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We share very bad news and remember a very Special Woman.

We try to move on with discussing Christmas films.

We Love and Appreciate You All.

(Intro song by Mike Shinoda)

We have a lot to cover.

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We discuss living in a cyberpunk world, films in that genre and the video game Cyberpunk 2077.

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In this episode we celebrate Rick's Birthday. We discuss a variety of things while under the influence of our show's drink Teremana Reposado tequila mixed with Red Bull Coconut Berry.

It's definetly something else.

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We also talk about Thanksgiving in the covid era.

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In this episode we discuss the United States Marine Corps Birthday and Veteran's Day (among other things) with our two guests Marine Veteran / National Guard Felipe Arellano and National Guard Jaime Casillas.

This one is something else.

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We are joined by guest: Lou Valverde and take a Proto Culture Journey on America released Home Videogame Consoles.

We also discuss the video game "Console Wars" from Nintendo to Sega to Playstation to Xbox.

This is a packed episode, join us on this fun journey.

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We talk about the future of cinemas in this covid time.

Lastly we review our first film Tenet.

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Are you addicted to Social Media?

Before we get to Social Media I do go on a quick rant about our explicit content.

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(*This episode has been edited due to the removal of copyright music. Any sudden changes of conversation are due to that.)

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We discuss starting our podcast and Batman Day / best Batman film version.

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Nate's Birthday

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