In the first of our new series on fermented bevarages other than beer, Cal and Mike take a look at a potentially delicious way of using up a lot of spare fruit. Fruit Wines can be quick and simple to make, and most of the kit needed will already be owned by most homebrewers. So […]
S3E14 – The Worst One Ever
Eurgh. It’s bad you guys. Pepé Le Pew has gone too far this time (and every other time, but SERIOUSLY this time).
S3E13 – Good Wet Blood and Nifty Drugs
Chris is having a breakdown, and is hoping to find answers in the Tooniverse. Luckily, two Goofy Gophers are there to take the edge off.
4.22 — DEAD POETS SOCIETY (1989) and Poetry
Our film this week is the 1989 Peter Weir film (and Robin Williams vehicle) DEAD POETS SOCIETY. After our usual reviews, we talk about the aesthetics of this film and its evocative nature, how this film is not like either LOVE ACTUALLY or AVENGERS, and why high school films are often like dreams.
37 – Berliner Weisse
If you’re a fan of sour beers, then you’ve probably already heard of Berliner Weisses. Crisp and refreshing they go down easy, but are these clean modern takes authentic? In this episode Mike tries to brew (to the best of his knowledge) a somewhat traditional take on the Berliner Weisse, something with a mellow sour […]
1 – World & Characters
Welcome to the show notes of the first proper episode of season 2 of Loremasters! I’m going to use these notes to help list off some places and people mentioned in this episode, to help DMs running this campaign.
S3E12 – Wing Commander Winkermander
This week we witness a tiny elephant wreak havoc in a commune of folk from our world, a middle-aged divorcee tanking Sylvester’s first successful mission in years, and Sam takes to the seas in search of… I dunno… I don’t think he does either.
S3E11 – WHAM-A-DOODLE!
We catch up with Foghorn now he’s free from the time loop, watch Sylvester exploit his son, and Past Bugs’ complacent nature draws trouble from the future.
4.21 — THE BREAKFAST CLUB (1985) and Endings (or Not)
This week sees the start of our mini-season of high school movies, beginning with the seminal John Hughes film THE BREAKFAST CLUB (1985). After some reviews, we talk about how character depth is important to a film about stereotypes, why detention really doesn’t work, and whether or not being a teenager is ever about having […]