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Your Mother Ate My Dog!

Your Mother Ate My Dog!

By: Jesse Balcom Josh Sales
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A movie review podcast, where a couple of boys from Victoria, British Columbia talk about a film of the week that you may even be interested in! Also so much more. Don't forget that there is so much more!

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Episodes
  • Episode 153: Mixed Nuts

    Episode 153: Mixed Nuts
    Dec 23 2025

    The last episode of 2025 produced a stinker of a Christmas movie, but we had a lovely time TRASHING a local hospital, answering the final questions of the year and talking about all the socks Josh has gotten so far. A special episode for a special year. Happy holidays!
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    51 mins
  • Episode 152: Synecdoche, New York

    Episode 152: Synecdoche, New York
    Dec 11 2025

    It's depressing outside and now it's depressing inside after finishing this film. An indie darling, it goes deep into weird while also delving deep into what makes us human and all that jazz. No jazz talk this week, that will return next time. Christmas presents, is it too late to buy them and Jesse watched a movie without Josh, again.
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    55 mins
  • Episode 151: The Phoenician Scheme

    Episode 151: The Phoenician Scheme
    Dec 4 2025

    Wes Anderson pops by and talks to us about his newest film, The Phoenician Scheme. Also, Christmas talk and a further discussion about what happens to us after death. Also, dinosaurs. Are they real? We dig deep into quantum theory and speak to Albert Einstein about his famous works. Also, poetry corner. Also, we discuss elastic bands and how they perform well under pressure.
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    52 mins
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