Witty Banter

In Chase’s absence, Hunter and Max talk about a new live action Gundam movie and Joaquin Phoenix’s new Joker role.

This week your hosts dive into a deep report from The Intercept which reveals 8 locations in the U.S. owned by AT&T and used to help aid the NSA.   Source: https://theintercept.com/2018/06/25/att-internet-nsa-spy-hubs/

Hunter and Chase hold the shown down this week and catch up on what music is dominating their headphones, the efficacy of plastic straw laws, and their final thoughts on the first season of Megalo Box.

Hunter takes over the show and guides your hosts on a journey into the future.

This week your hosts talk about new details about FromSoftware’s Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice and review the horror film Hereditary.

Catching up on the summit of power, EVO signup numbers, videogame hype, and than jack-knifing right into all of your questions. It’s a good one!

This week your hosts recap the FGC results from Dreamhack, talk about Hunter’s first experience with DnD, and listen to Chase review Ghost’s new album Prequelle.

Max Scott makes a triumphant return to the show and helps us summarize the weekend in fighting games while also wondering if PUBG has a right to sue Fortnite.

This week Hunter and Chase discuss Epic Games’ decision to create a 100 million dollar prize pool for competitive Fortnite.

This week Hunter and Chase talk about frequency’s undetectable by the human ear which can override your home assistants.

In a very special episode of Witty Banter, Chase hosts an Ok Beast take over as Alex van Aken, Ian Preschel, and Nato Johnston join the show to talk about Google’s new assistant and what makes a modern renaissance man.

Hunter and Chase main the helm this week with some quick fires news and a conversation surrounding our right to privacy in the modern age.

The entire Witty Banter crew delivers a fun 150th episode this week by reviewing the first episodes of Megalobox and ranking our top 3 wishes for the future.

Hunter and Chase hold down the fort while Max is away and spend this episode explaining more details of blockchain technology and how different use-cases increase confidence in the tech.

In a sleepy 148th episode your hosts bounce around random topics and eventually dive into their biggest phobias.

The crew settles in this week to talk about random topics from sports to movies and then work through a growing backlog of listener questions.

This week your hosts zero in on the the electricity required to create Bitcoin in order to understand its true affect on our physical world. Next, the show is rounded out with a Hero or Zero and listener mail.

This week your hosts put on their music snob hats and review David Byrne’s new solo record American Utopia. The episode is finished out with some DBFZ news and listener mail!

On this laid back episode your hosts bounce around random topics and play a fresh new game created by Hunter.

This weeks your hosts unwind after long days and discuss what goes behind making music and the nuances of hardcore metal concerts.