Discussions & Degenerates is a show about 4 friends getting together to have fun and discuss all sorts of different topics.
Sometimes we talk about video games, anime and comic books.
Sometimes we rank fast food restaurants.
Sometimes we review movies.
But no matter the discussion, we always end up sounding like degenerates.
Discussions & Degenerates can be found wherever you get your podcasts!
Send us a text The boys have had it too good for too long. To bring a little extra chaos to the show, Nick suggested the boys watch 2009's Dragon Ball Evolution. Note: There is a minor time skip around the 22 minute mark. The recorder decided to take a break during that time and the audio was lost. In all honesty, it was probably sick of hearing about this movie.
Send us a text It's round 3 of our Fast Food Fight series. Robert is back on this one and his takes are as hot as ever!
Send us a text It is Dakota's turn to pick a movie for the boys to review. This time he chose the 1981 classic Evil Dead!
Send us a text This week, the boys wander over to the content corner to discuss video games, anime and tv.
Send us a text The boys are back for another round of fast food rankings.
Send us a text This week the boys return to their comic book roots as Junior gets mad at Scott Summers (aka Cyclops).
Send us a text The boys (minus Robert) are in a new recording space with new recording space energy. Dakota is a whole mood.
Send us a text The boys are back with another movie review. This time they are reviewing The Batman (2022).
Send us a text The boys rank fast food restaurants. Warning: hot takes ensue.
Send us a text It's Superman versus Superman as the boys discuss the differences between the portrayal of Superman in the movies Superman: The Movie and The Man of Steel.
Send us a text The boys sit down and review the hit HBO series The Last of Us.
Send us a text Is this a Superman podcast now? The boys review 1978's Superman: The Movie.
Send us a text The boys are back for another round of Guess That Cryptid. There's a jingle this time!
Send us a text Nick tries to trick Junior into admitting to gaslighting by gaslighting everyone.
Send us a text The boys review the 1999 action/adventure film The Mummy.
Send us a text The boys get together to discuss the pros and cons of having children.
Send us a text This week the boys sit down to discuss James Gunn's revamp of the DCU. They breakdown all the movies and shows that were announced and share their thoughts on where this new direction will take the DCU.
Send us a text This week, the boys discuss guns, ADHD and music. It's like the soundtrack to freedom!
Send us a text It's movie review time again. This time the boys sit down to review the classic 1968 film Night of the Living Dead!
Send us a text This week, Dakota quizzes the boys about the various cryptids that reside in their home state.
Send us a text On this episode, Nick brings the boys some trivia that is....interesting. Yeah, that's the word. Interesting. After that, they wrap up the show by visiting the content corner.
Send us a text We're opening up the vaults and releasing a special pilot episode that was recorded but never released. On this show, hosts Junior and Nick sat down to find the king of all B-movies. Their journey began with the 1994 film Tammy and the T-Rex. Since this was the only episode ever recorded, this film automatically wins and is the king of all B-movies.
Send us a text On the very first episode of our newly revamped show, the boys review the first movie in the Lord of the Rings series - The Fellowship of the Ring.
Send us a text The boys get together with former host Nick to discuss his departure and the future of the show.
Send us a text The boys sit down to review sci-fi action adventure Everything Everywhere All at Once. Dakota doesn't get it.
Send us a text In this special bonus episode, the boys (and a special guest) review the new Avatar movie. Was it worth the 13 year wait for a sequel? Probably not. The review is spoiler free until the 19 minute mark.
Send us a text The boys discuss their recent vacations to New Orleans and the beach, and Robert learns it’s possible to get cut off from breadsticks at Fazoli’s.
Send us a text At the end of our Ninja Turtles series, we explore Eastman and Laird’s very first Ninja Turtles comic. This issue explores Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #1 from 1984.
Send us a text The boys remember Jason David Frank, Kevin Conroy, and Dakota gets a little personal about his father.
Send us a text In their first foray into non DC/Marvel comics in years, the boys look at the meteoric rise of Turtle Mania that swept through the nation from the mid 80's to present day.
