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81: Not Important Enough to Have a Footnote

81: Not Important Enough to Have a Footnote

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Recorded March 31, 2024

And we’re back! After a (not so) short hiatus, Nate and Ryan resume their antics with a discussion of what makes a game, bread point inflation, and musical theatre. Then after judging Flan KitKats and sparkling juice, they turn their attention to the theatre. All this leads up to their main media discussion of the Sir Terry Pratchett novel Wyrd Sisters, where they talk about plot structure, breaking rules, and how to transplant a country.

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Bread and Synologys

  • Yamazaki Bread Campaign History
  • Synology DS423

Taste of Japan

  • Nectar Sparkling White Peach and Strawberry
  • Caramel Pudding KitKat

Pick 2: Theatrical Plays

  • Nate: Cinderella - Wikipedia
  • Ryan: Les Misérables - Wikipedia
  • Nate: Two from Galilee - Wikipedia (book the musical is based on)
  • Ryan: 1776 - Wikipedia

Wyrd Sisters

  • Discworld wiki entry for Equal Rites (has a table listing/explaining the references)
  • Amazon.com
  • Amazon.co.jp
  • Audible
  • 61: Rite to be a Wizard (our episode about Equal Rites)

Theme by Michael AD
https://soundcloud.com/michael-ad/the-deep-end
used with permission

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