Just added DK to the podcast community site “Podcast Alley.”

So, you know … that’s awesome.

“This week, professionalism is for the birds as the Kids invite an old buddy to come by for some fresh perspective on everything from sports games to plunging toilets. Also, the story behind our first episode and, frankly, lots of beer.”

WARNING: EXPLICIT (that means we say bad words sometimes)

Kids in this episode: Switch, Tombstone, Tayo, and Nic “Bird” Delzell

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 Episode #0018: Using His Tears As Lube [52:16m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download (79)

Hey you cool kids in the know: Type the “secret” code while on the website, and you will get what I promised at the end of Tombstone’s Tightwad Tips.

–Tombstone

So the talented Jason Paris (the guy that made our theme song) also did this parody of a classic Cranberries tune and one of our favorite video games. Check out Left 4 Dead (Zombie). It will make your day a little brighter–I promise.

Much Love,

Tombstone

“This week, the kids welcome Sarge from MM|Clan to talk about Delicious Cake and ASCAP fees, and, not to be out done, Tayo discusses his own pick for the most overrated game of 2009 and gets it wrong.”

WARNING: EXPLICIT (that means we say bad words some times)

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 Episode #0017: A Big Old Bloody Sack Of Thrills [59:54m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download (43)

Well, a couple weeks ago we were asked to be part of a special “VIP” episode of Big Red Potion, and we sent in a 6-minute bit on our pick for the most overrated game of the year. So, after recording episode 17 (which should be done soon), Doxy, Zeus and I recorded some thoughts on the matter, which can now be heard here.

The show’s host, Sinan Kubba, had me on his show back in April to discuss all things World of Warcraft (and why everyone hates on WoW). It was pretty interesting stuff, I think.

BRP is every bit as as “high brow” as we are low. The show itself is an ongoing discussion about some of the most important issues in gaming, and is usually approached with a level of sophistication and class reserved for a high-society, post-dinner discussion.

I say usually, because I’ve been on the show twice now, and twice I’ve gone out of my way to bring up the Nazi’s. I’m not proud of it, but even in high society, I gotta be me …

- Switch