— This week on the Additional Pylons Podcast — Steve and Cody tackle the tough issues like the recent Ebola crisis and the probability of it destroying humanity a la Plague Inc. We also talk about The Sims 4 and Battlefield 4 getting  major upd

Terry Gilliam’s always been a bit of a merry prankster. The worlds he creates in films like Time Bandits and The Adventures of Baron Munchausen are textured and ornate, stuffed to the edge of the screen with wacky colors, characters, and bric-a-brac. In

This week on Additional Pylons, Cody and Steve talk about Nintendo...a lot. We talk about Nintendo that they start hearing the the dog from Duck Hunt start laughing maniacally in another room. We also thank all of their donors for helping to make Addit

For years after the end of the Second World War – and a bit during the Second World War – the truly treacherous Nazis were regularly portrayed as bumbling fools, or “comic book” villains. With a reawakening of Holocaust awareness in the early 1990

This week, on Additional Pylons, Cody and Steve tackle the tough issues surrounding the Microsoft acquisition of Mojang. They talk about why it's not the end of the world but also why it might be the end of the world. We talk about the big Grand Theft A

Despite its enduring status as an American film classic, 1939’s The Wizard of Oz was not a financial success when first released. Considered too bright and silly for a culture still new to Technicolor, recovering from the Great Depression, and a facing

This week, Steve and Cody sat down to record the pilot episode for Additional Pylons. What is Additional Pylons you ask? Why should I care about Cody and Steve? Well you should listen to the episode and find out. In this episode we cover a little bit

Jim Henson first experienced national success helping create several of Sesame Street’s cast of colorful characters. But he and his team – including Frank Oz, Jerry Nelson, Richard Hunt and Dave Goelz – never wanted to be pigeonholed into only perfo

It's widely rumored that Apple will introduce its own mobile payments solution on September 9 with the release of the iPhone 6. But Apple isn't the first date to the mobile payments party, so what makes analysts - and Apple for that matter - so confident

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