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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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  • Episode 135: Rope

    Episode 135: Rope
    Jul 17 2025

    It's been a hot week so we thought we'd cool down with this Hitchcock classic about killing your pal and stuffing him in a box and then serving a dinner party on the box to unsuspecting guests. A good time was had, three cats made appearances and we talk about what's on Jesse's deck.
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    50 mins
  • Episode 134: Everything Is Illuminated

    Episode 134: Everything Is Illuminated
    Jul 10 2025

    The first podcast in the new house goes swimmingly as tahe internet is fast and the movies are good. Refreshed after a moving day from hell, the boys return to answer a months worth of Jeopardy questions and ruin season 12 of Survivor for you. We catch up and get serious about films. It's a new chapter!
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    54 mins
  • Episode 133: Moving

    Episode 133: Moving
    Jun 26 2025

    Your Mother Ate My Dog went pretty meta this week and watched a movie called Moving as they are moving in real life. It's crazy, but it's just what you can expect every week from the podcast. Other stuff was discussed as well, mostly naps and the science behind how they only work a certain percentage of the time, but honestly it was mostly moving related.
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    53 mins

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