Dylan and Matt welcome Brian Wecht aka “Trey Magnifique” (NEW ALBUM Bebop Cowboy Out NOW) aka "Ninja Brian" of Ninja Sex Party, also of Starbomb, co-host of Leighton Night with Brian Wecht and a former theoretical physicist with over 30 published papers.

Believe it or not, they actually touch on most of that in just one episode. We begin with an unnamed game only Brian could play. In an attempt to merge his passions for both music and science, today’s guest is given popular song lyrics of questionable scientific merit and asked, science fact or fiction? (Incidentally a much cleaner name for the game had our hosts only thought of it before recording.) Could Mars actually support a colony (Rocket Man)? Can you really see Kilimanjaro from the Serengeti (Toto’s Africa)? And, of course, the math behind Owl City's "Fireflies.” Is a 1,000-hugs-from-10,000-lightning-bugs ratio a win or a brutal self-own?

Also covered: how "preprint culture" and AI have sped up the pace of theoretical physics research (in the episode before this Matt and Dylan debated the origin of the Double Stuff Oreo so they can relate.) why he left academia for music after a job offer from Game Grumps' Arin Hanson, playing exaggerated stage personas, his new album Bebop Cowboy (out on September 18th) his own podcast, Leighton Night with Brian Wecht and what make the soprano saxophone the stupidest of all the sax’s.

We know Brian. But we barely know him.

Find Brian: New album Bebop Cowboy, out now

Leighton Night with Brian Wecht (wherever you get podcasts)

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Are you currently In LA? Well Dylan’s Band, Nice Boat Invites you to join them at their Record release event Sun, Sept 27, 3–5pm at Maritime Records, Highland Park (free, all ages)

It’s the 10th episode spectacular! Sort of. It’s also a celebration of one of their top 4 favorite seasons. And they’re kind of watching Lindsey Lohan’s 1998 debut feature film. Theres a lot going on, but it all makes sense. Barely.

To close out the summer, they’ll trade memories, share traditions and soft-launch a new movie centric watch along segment. In a fitting ode to all things summer, they’re barely paying attention to The Parent Trap.

While classic 90s twin based hijinks play out in the background, the gang plays "Real or Not Real" a game Dylan accidentally made up by fact-checking the movie's summer-camp logistics. The isolation cabin, real or not real? The impossibly elaborate pranks, real or not real? Giant bowl of communal strawberries? You get it.

Also covered: East Coast vs. West Coast summer culture, kids going back to school in August, childhood amusement park rituals (Kingda Ka, Action Park, Rye Playland), and a closing round on the summer traditions that have stuck, ice cream sandwiches, oversleeping, meteor showers in the desert, Cinespia at Hollywood Forever, stone fruit, and the joys of owning your own slushie machine.

We’ll miss summer. But we can barely wait for cider season.

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Our guest is Susan Eisenberg, the actor behind more than 20 years of iconic performances as the world's beloved voice of Wonder Woman, plus Avatar: The Last Airbender, Masters of the Universe, Jedi master Shaak Ti in "Star Wars: The Force Unleashed" and dozens more. While Matt never imagined he’d ever meet Wonder Woman, Dylan and Susan actually go way back, so between the two of them “barely know” still applies.

The gang debuts the hastily titled “Susan's Game” where they show Susan photos of World's Ugliest Dog contestants and dogs in assorted costumes, and ask her to figure out what each one would sound like. It goes about as well as you'd expect from a woman who has spent two decades finding character voices for a living.

Also covered: what voiceover auditions used to feel like before everyone had to self-tape and self-edit, the vanishing "waiting room" era of the industry, Susan’s relationship to the late great Kevin Conroy, fan culture and the timeless art of working a comic con, driving cross-country from LA to be closer to family, her dog Ollie, and her own podcast, Justice League Revisited, where she and her former castmates finally get to talk to the writers and directors who used to be "on the other side of the glass."

We know Susan. But we barely know her.

Find Susan: Justice League Revisited (wherever you get podcasts)

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