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Episode 126 – Ramjack and the Phantom Curling League of Doom
Brad Cupples | 6. March, 2013
We dedicate this episode to all of the amnesiac listeners out there in podcast land. Fox News has a plan to reduce rape on college campuses that is clearly not insane. Alex is once again consorting with Dolphin terrorists unaware that they are playing him like Space-Dawg on House of Cards. We chronicle the rise of savvy Angela on Mr. Belvedere and uncover more disturbances in the force due to machinations of the Chancellor and his daughter on Saved by the Bell: The College Years.
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Episode 93 – Homage to a Swindler: The Autobiography of Ramjack
Brad Cupples | 21. March, 2012
Oh snap! It’s a super special episode for you and other humans! People are sharing shitty secrets and we do not know why. Things get incredibly heated in the Ramjack Larger Locks Literary Lounge™ as we talk about the ineptitude of George Washington and lying bitches that pretend to read books but are clearly incompetent with uselessly fragile egos. Luckily Alirio drops by to cool things down as we discuss his birthday pick “Phantom of the Paradise” and learn all about skylight voyeurism and devil contracts from our pal Birdman Winslow.
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Maze of Uselesness: Ramjack in Fly-Over Country – Episode 53
Brad Cupples | 5. March, 2011
It’s a fresh episode designed for the pleasure of your ears, mind, and heart. We discuss the mind numbing trailer to Atlas Shrugged and death lurch of Hollywood’s creativity.
The Cape is full of wacky salt lick revelations and anti-lemon biases.
Brad and Alex venture to see Oscar winner and all-round awesome guy Randy Newman live in concert whilst Jonathon takes in a Josh Ritter show. We recreate bizarre auditions past and present. Charles in Charge takes us down the terrifying road of equiphilia via a slumber party and then teaches us importance of discipline the only way an 80’s sitcom can. We take a look at some sequel subtitles and play a rousing round of the code game.