Hyper Nonsense - Podcast/internet Radio From San Luis Obispo, Ca

We're back in the studio for a "normal" episode of Hyper Nonsense. Jen's even here, too! On this show we talked about a sketchy "new" podcasting website and why Jen is on a mission to take it down. We talked about a weird experience we had in which another podcast played a clip from one of our episodes. We sang a special song about cats. We talked about a surprise Neil Young concert we got to attend. Then, we read over some listener feedback and we finished the show with a news item about a drug-buying robotic art installation. Links: My Podcast is at Podcasts.com – Without My Permission Succotash Show episode 107 That time Neil Young played San Luis Obispo Drug-buying robot cleared of all charges Get in touch with us! e-Mail: show@hypernonsense.com Twitter: @hypernonsense Call our voicemail line: 805-725-5085 Subscribe to Hyper Nonsense: RSS | iTunes | Spreaker | Stitcher | TuneIn | Android | Google Play Music Let us know if your favorite podcast app/platform isn't listed above!

It's an entirely different kind of Hyper Nonsense episode. This week, we recorded in the car on our way to Sycamore Mineral Springs resort in Avila Beach, CA. Then, we recorded some more from our hotel suite at the resort. We talked about how we decided to take this short trip to see if it might help with Jen's ongoing allergy-driven sickness. Links: Relax Melodies HD app Get in touch with us! e-Mail: show@hypernonsense.com Twitter: @hypernonsense Call our voicemail line: 805-725-5085 Subscribe to Hyper Nonsense: RSS | iTunes | Spreaker | Stitcher | TuneIn | Android | Google Play Music Let us know if your favorite podcast app/platform isn't listed above!

Jen's not here this week. But don't fret as we've got a special guest who was upgraded to guest cohost. It's Colin from the Ourobouros Podcast! In this episode, we talked about Colin's review and analysis of 50 Shades of Grey. Then, we put the video for Sir Mix-A-Lot's "Baby Got Back" thru the Bechdel Test. We also discussed the current Marvel movie franchise and we finished out the show with some relaxing vibes courtesy of the Daleks. Links: Ourobouros Podcast Raw Footage Podcast Gender Bias In Doctor Who: A Bechdel Test Case Study And Comparison Get in touch with us! e-Mail: show@hypernonsense.com Twitter: @hypernonsense Call our voicemail line: 805-725-5085 Subscribe to Hyper Nonsense: RSS | iTunes | Spreaker | Stitcher | TuneIn | Android | Google Play Music Let us know if your favorite podcast app/platform isn't listed above!

Hyper Nonsense is back with an all new edition! It seems like it's been awhile since our last episode but it hasn't really been that long, right? During this show, we discussed how pollen is trying to kill Jen and what she's done to protect herself. I tell the story of how an impatient driver yelled an odd "insult" at me. Also, more home improvement news in the form of a dead bolt replacement. We got new iPhones which somehow led Jen to go on a rant about picketers outside the local Planned Parenthood. We went over some listener feedback and finished the show with a news article about a different kind of music lawsuit. Links: Podcasters Roundtable 046: When Podcasters Hangout Nerd Out Loud Podcast Hall & Oates vs. Haulin' Oats I Just Wanted to Give You My Money, T-Mobile... Get in touch with us! e-Mail: show@hypernonsense.com Twitter: @hypernonsense Call our voicemail line: 805-725-5085 Subscribe to Hyper Nonsense: RSS | iTunes | Spreaker | Stitcher | TuneIn | Android | Google Play Music Let

We're continuing our promise to bring a monthly interview guest to the podcast. Yeah, we're a little late with February's interview but we think you'll find it was worth the wait. On this episode, we interview Will Loomis, singer/songwriter with the band Loomis and The Lust from Santa Barbara, CA. We actually interviewed Will once before (during the GeminiDragon days) regarding his ongoing legal case against pop star Jessie J. The legal matter stems from the fact that Jessie J.'s hit song "Domino" sounds suspiciously similar to Will's "Bright Red Chords." It's a pretty remarkable story, and Will goes thru all of the gory details he's had to endure over the last few years in pushing forward with the case. Next week, Will submits the final brief in his case to a tribunal of judges that will decide on whether or not the case can get a proper trial. Links: Bright Red Chords vs. Domino Tonight vs. Feels Like Tonight Loomis and The Lust Facebook Page Get in touch with us! e-Mail: show@hypernonsense.com

It's time for another exciting edition of Hyper Nonsense! On this episode, we told the story of how we replaced a rusty old medicine cabinet. I recalled how I've mastered the art of using Panda Express coupons (and how a defective Panda Express fork almost killed me). I'm still wondering about an odd experience I had that includes a van, a bus shelter and a (potentially?) homeless person. We talk about how an upstart organization flew a snarky banner over Comcast headquarters after the recent net neutrality ruling. And more! Links: Hyper Nonsense Google+ community Grumpy Cat Soars Over Comcast Headquarters Hyper Nonsense Patreon Get in touch with us! e-Mail: show@hypernonsense.com Twitter: @hypernonsense Call our voicemail line: 805-725-5085 Subscribe to Hyper Nonsense: RSS | iTunes | Spreaker | Stitcher | TuneIn | Android | Google Play Music Let us know if your favorite podcast app/platform isn't listed above!

We're back! And I do mean "we" as Jen is actually here this week. My trusty Yamaha headphones finally bit the dust, and my replacement headphones aren't cutting it. This lead to much complaining. And we had the usual technical issues before the show which also made for more complaining. Jen gave an update on her medical situation. Turns out she doesn't have arthritis, and that what's been plaguing her ailing joints is something else altogether. I gave an update on my work situation. We spent a little time out on the desert island. Then, we finished off the show with a news item about an a candy shop owner and his sex toy of anger. Sex toy pops up at Santa Barbara city council Get in touch with us! e-Mail: show@hypernonsense.com Twitter: @hypernonsense Call our voicemail line: 805-725-5085 Subscribe to Hyper Nonsense: RSS | iTunes | Spreaker | Stitcher | TuneIn | Android | Google Play Music Let us know if your favorite podcast app/platform isn't listed above!

Welcome to the latest installment of Hyper Nonsense: The pod you trust (tm). I'm sorry to say that this is a solo show. Jen was away in Nappy Boos Land and things have been really busy lately, so I decided to get a show out because quantity really does come before quality here at Hyper Nonsense. This show is mostly about first-world problems. I'm fat! I need to lose weight and none of the systems I've tried are helping. I'm wondering what type of app/service to try next, or if there's even a point. Jen's on state-sponsored health insurance right now and it's been kinda surprising to see how good the coverage is. I also talked about how I'm considering getting back into the iPhone game but I'm not really sure about it. Then, I finished the show off with a news article about an ornery groundhog. Nerd Fitness MyNetDiary Groundhog bites mayor Get in touch with us! e-Mail: show@hypernonsense.com Twitter: @hypernonsense Call our voicemail line: 805-725-5085 Subscribe to Hyper Nonsense: RSS | iTunes |

Welcome to the new Hyper Nonsense! Well, it's pretty much the old Hyper Nonsense. Well, not the OLD Hyper Nonsense. Anyway, this episode features our first guest of 2015, Nathan. During the show, we gave an update on our failed water heater, and the process we went thru to get it replaced. Then, we talked to Nathan about his own podcasting and musical endeavors. Because we're a teach show (!), we also talked a lot about apps and software (mostly Apple stuff). And more! Our GoFundMe campaign (now closed) Geek News Central episodes 105 and 106 Nathan's website Halfway Around The World podcast Get in touch with us! e-Mail: show@hypernonsense.com Twitter: @hypernonsense Call our voicemail line: 805-725-5085 Subscribe to Hyper Nonsense: RSS | iTunes | Spreaker | Stitcher | TuneIn | Android | Google Play Music Let us know if your favorite podcast app/platform isn't listed above!

Welcome to the latest Hyper Nonsense recording sesh! We have an update on my work situation. (Spoiler: I'm still pretty much unemployed.) Related to that, we also talk about why it's hard to find a doctor in California. To keep the good times rolling, we talk about our dead water heater and what it's like to live without hot water. We discussed our experience so far with our Apple TV. We went over listener feedback and we finished the show with a list of things that are 30 years old. And more! max-eF: 2015: The year of Hyper Nonsense. HMO's suck. Screen readers: They don't always work. LLC's pay a minimum of $800 tax in California. Awesome. Apple hates AVI files. Santa Barbara is full of tall women. 30 Things Turning 30 In 2015. Get in touch with us! e-Mail: show@hypernonsense.com Twitter: @hypernonsense Call our voicemail line: 805-725-5085 Subscribe to Hyper Nonsense: RSS | iTunes | Spreaker | Stitcher | TuneIn | Android | Google Play Music Let us know if your favorite podcast app/plat

We're snuggin' it on this, the latest episode of Hyper Nonsense! We recount what we did during Christmas and how we got an Apple TV and Jen got a "new" computer. We cover our trip to Santa Barbara for our bankruptcy hearing. We talk about what we did on New Year's Eve and we finish up the show by responding to some listener feedback. Not a courthouse: Live troubleshooting with Bossjock Studio. We got that. You can't activate all Apple TV channels unless you're already subscribed to pay TV. We can now watch a live news stream from the UK on our TV but no American live news streams. The dismantling of pay TV is coming! We now have two nearly identical iMacs. There's not a lot of pregame involved in bankruptcy hearings. Santa Barbara. It's a wealthy kinda place. Anyone who listens to our show is family. So, share your various TV accounts with us because family sharing. Nathan is like the dad of Hyper Nonsense. Get in touch with us! e-Mail: show@hypernonsense.com Twitter: @hypernonsense

It's Christmastime! And we're back in our recently cleaned studio for a new episode. It's so nice to longer be podcasting in our own filth. Speaking of Christmas, we've climbed about the Peppermint Choo Choo (choo choo!). What is the Peppermint Choo Choo, you're wondering? We actually have no idea. We talked about our experience with an online "debtor education course" we had to take as part of our bankruptcy. Then, because Hyper Nonsense is a tech show, we talked about how Apple's Boot Camp and Time Capsule are horrible technologies that should be banned from the world. We read some listener feedback. And more! Choo choo: Get "Peppermint Choo Choo" as part of Andy Cirzan's 2014 Christmas compilation. Poor people should use coupons and also buy things used. Money = freedom! Some social workers are better than others. Thanks to everyone who left comments and/or send e-mail since the last show! What is the point in history when peppermint became a holiday flavor? Phantom of Power: the arch nem

We're back with an exciting new podcast! In this episode, we talk about the high-tech headphone cable clip Jen made with a pipe cleaner. Then, Jen tells the story of how she pitched an article to popular website xoJane (which was accepted). We've got a shiny new Internet connection but we aren't entirely sure just how fast it is. But the big news in this episode is we finally talk about the legal matter we've been mentioning for months. Yes, we're filing for bankruptcy and we give the long and sorted history of our financial woes since moving to California. In an attempt to finish things off with some humor, we talk about how Cards Against Humanity sold actual bullshit on Black Friday. Issues: Jen's article that was published by xoJane. What happened to the bees? Who can you trust when it comes to Internet speed tests? Being in a college town = dense populations of people. Support us on Patreon! Or support us in some other ways. Cards Against Humanity sold actual bullshit on Black Friday. Get

Welcome to our jam-packed 24th episode! In this edition, we discuss some recent run-ins with crazy people around town. Jen talks about her ongoing adventure with getting birth control from Planned Parenthood. We talk about how this year, we had our first-ever Thanksgiving at home with just the two of us. We read some listener feedback and we cover a story about how a backpack containing $100,000 was found at a Burger King. And more! Quasars, we got 'em: We're on episode 24, meaning we've done approximately six months worth of shows. Congratulate us. Is Endor in the ninth house of Vulcan? Black beans are impossible to find at the store. Permanently homeless people know it's tough to manage that lifestyle with a pet. Transients don't understand that (yet). I interviewed Norm from PodcastOne and now we're BFF's. Gluten can't hurt you if you don't have Celiac disease. Wrong. I used this gluten-free pie crust recipe but I skipped all the fancy parts like using a rolling pin. I also used this gl

We're going caffeine-free! Well, one of us is. And it's making life... interesting. We cover our trip to BlizzCon 2014, where we attended the World of Podcasts event, met lots of cool people, attended Diablo panels and more. Jen even got to be part of the Tristram's Got Talent contest, where she got to show off her voice-acting chops for some of the voice actors from the Diablo III video game. We've also got an update on the bank-fraud shenanigans that have been ongoing for the last couple months. BlizzCon: Whatever happened to RC cola? A smoothie isn't the same thing as a milkshake. Chocolate fudge brownie yogurt is apparently a thing. Jen can call upon the Irish Look of Terror in order to intimidate/persuade others. I get bad headaches but I'm not entirely sure they're migraines. We're on opposite ends of the metabolic spectrum. Lawyers and business people like to work on trains (and talk about it). Serrota Tauren's Flickr photos of cosplayers and more. We attended World of Podcasts 20

It's a very special episode of Hyper Nonsense! We're currently at Blizzcon 2014 but the pods keep rollin'. We've got a compilation show for you, made of clips from the original version of Hyper Nonsense. We talk about how good customer service is like sex. I share some stories about meeting crazy people in public and how abandoned clothing items are probably portkeys. Then, we revisit a news story about a radio DJ who quit her job in a colorful way, while she was on the air. jflkafjalf: We'll have this down to a science by episode 250. Hyper Nonsense: It's a verbal bullet train that's probably gonna end up in a wreck. This lab ain't no lemonade stand. Listening to an iPod: It's a statement to the world that says, "Please don't talk to me." There's a secret shoe-exchange society that leaves pairs of shoes in specific places. Whatever happened to Inetta the Moodsetta? If you'd like to help us out, buy us a Target e-gift card and send it to our e-mail address (below). Thanks to Matt Sams for pr

In this episode, we learn about how the joints in Jen's body can predict the weather. Speaking of which, it's rained here for the first time in six months! We'v got stories about how people gleefully reacted to the rain (on Halloween no less). One of our neighbors got a new house and the whole teardown/buildup of that is making us sick! We introduce an exciting new segment called Uterus Talk. In the inaugural edition of Uterus Talk, Jen recounts her adventures in trying to make an appointment with Planned Parenthood. We respond to some listener feedback. Then, we round out the show with a news article about a woman who received the wrong sperm. Frappe creek: The joints. Not the ligaments. Noodle chefs and indie theater dudes love the rain. If we don't get some good rain over the winter, things are gonna get real here in California. On Halloween, a monster house appeared! DIY Implanon replacement. Not a good idea. The Sweet Pickles kid loves Uterus Talk! How about an iTunes review? If you'd

We're Yosemite'ing it on today's episode! Sometimes, audio mixers are complicated and the buttons don't always work like you'd expect (and we spend way too much time breaking down why). We've officially changed our format to a tech show. We hope you enjoy all of the Apple talk! We have (not much of) an update on our legal situation. We cover the saga of a defective air purifier we recently purchased. Also, after installing an aerial TV antenna, we've got a whopping 17 channels. Now we're constantly distracted by TV shows. We finished the show with a news item about a haunted house with a real, scary dead guy. Burnt plastic: We used BoinxTV to record this video of Jen for Podcaster News. How to have no worries: Move to a country where Xanax is available over the counter. OS X: Disneyland. Coming soon. (OS X: Tabby, however... no.) iTunes is red now, not blue. We use Reaper. No, not Reaper of Souls. Leo Laporte takes phone calls from old people who don't know why their computers are broken. I'

We're asking the hard-hitting questions on this episode. Like: How is salted caramel a "fall thing?" We've got a neighbor who's tearing down a home and replacing it. That process has put a lot of dust and dirt in the air and it's making us sick. The weirdness with the fraud on our bank account continues and it's having an affect on the legal situation we're going thru. I've received an update on the status of my unemployment insurance (hint: it's not good). We've finally joined most of the rest of the podosphere by discussing what we've watched on TV. In related news: TV antenna manuals suck. We read a news article about an attorney who likes to photoshop herself into images with celebrities. And more! Salt harvest: Are there any salts depicted in the horn o' plenty? Jen has all the allergies except: peanuts, fish and soy. So far. Jen needed a new pair of shoes. So, she bought some.

We're back in the studio! And for some reason, I sound like I've been smoking Marlboro Reds all day. It's not a super high-energy show. I relate the exciting story of my trip to a local RV park by the ocean. We provided an update on the weird fraudulent activity on our bank account. 2014 continues to be an "interesting" year as I got some unexpected (and unwelcome) news about my claim for unemployment benefits. We got a nice shoutout from some fellow podcasters and we read a little bit of listener feedback. Jen gave an update on her disability claim and we finished the show with a scary news item about spiders. Cough lollies: I've been smited by The Pope with my strange smoky voice. Thankfully 20 years ago, we didn't rename our band Holy Roman Empire. We have the ocean in California. If you don't have the ocean where you live, it's your own fault. It doesn't rain anymore in California. Cough lollies. We call 'em cough drops in America. I don't know where mentho-lyptus comes from. Going to th