Snakes & Otters Podcast

Episode 244 - Bond, James Bond Sells Out?

Francis does his best M for the guys as they discuss the ramifications of the recent sale of the Bond franchise creative rights to Amazon. Martin, per usual, isn't happy. 

Episode 243 - Code of Honor from Mark Twain

Francis takes charge and the guys spend a LOT of time discussing an excellent Mark Twain quote and what it means for personal goals. 

Episode 242 - Great Douchebags In History, First Edition

Martin takes the conn on this inaugural episode of the guys highlighting some of history's worst - and yet not well remembered - doucebags. (Martin came up with the phrase with his usual directness.)
This go-around the guys talk about some guys that caused a whole lot of trouble back in their day, Serbian Dragutin Dimitrijević and Frenchman Phillipe Petain. 

Episode 241 - Code of Honor from David Foster Wallace

The guys take a moment to update everyone on their various writing projects before diving into a series of Robert's quotations, all linked to one from David Foster Wallace about depression, sarcasm, humor and helping those in need.
Powerful stuff indeed!

Episode 240 - The Absurdly Interesting Albert Camus

Martin brings the boys back into the arena of philosophy and the intriguing person of French philosopher and writer Albert Camus and his reactionary philosophy of absurdism. It gives Martin the warm fuzzies. 
The guys have to decide between Doors 1, 2 or 3 and there is plenty of debate all around.

Episode 239 - Code of Honor from Robert Browning

Andre sits in the Captain's Chair and throws down an amazing quotation from the English poet Robert Browning and the guys bat it around all over the board, discussing Pelagianism, the nature of heaven and all sort of eternal things.

Episode 238 - The Films of Michael Mann

Martin takes the Captain's Chair as the fellas all discuss the films of the great director Michael Mann.
Martin has a particular penchant for Heat, whereas Francis and Cajun are definitely Last of the Mohicans fans.

Episode 237 - Code of Honor from Max Weber

Martin takes the guys into a discussion on a Max Weber quote. Weber is credited as essentially the world's first sociologist, and the discussion gets pretty heated.