Mad Men Happy Hour

This week’s episode of Mad Men, “Monolith”, is chock full of references to “2001: A Space Odyssey”.  Did you catch them all?  Find out as Jim and A.Ron go off the deep end in discussing fatherhood, metaphor, Satan’s first name, Lloyd, and where the buck stops at this office.  All this and your characteristically fantastic feedback, too! If you want to give us a shout out, or otherwise give us a piece of your mind, email us, check us out on Facebook, or Tweet us.  If you want do directly support the podcasts we do, please check out our page on Subbable, and earn some cool rewards!  As always, we appreciate any love you can give us on iTunes, and your patronage of our amazon affiliate link, amazon.baldmove.com. Remember, when you use our affiliate link, you get the same great prices, the same great shipping, you just send a little bit of love our way, courtesy of Amazon. Intro music:  “Desafinado” by Stan Getz, from the Mad Men Musical Compilation.

This week’s episode of Mad Men, “Monolith”, is chock full of references to “2001: A Space Odyssey”.  Did you catch them all?  Find out as Jim and A.Ron go off the deep end in discussing fatherhood, metaphor, Satan’s first name, Lloyd, and where the buck stops at this office.  All this and your characteristically fantastic feedback, too! If you want to give us a shout out, or otherwise give us a piece of your mind, email us, check us out on Facebook, or Tweet us.  If you want do directly support the podcasts we do, please check out our page on Subbable, and earn some cool rewards!  As always, we appreciate any love you can give us on iTunes, and your patronage of our amazon affiliate link, amazon.baldmove.com. Remember, when you use our affiliate link, you get the same great prices, the same great shipping, you just send a little bit of love our way, courtesy of Amazon. Intro music:  “Desafinado” by Stan Getz, from the Mad Men Musical Compilation.

In this episode, focusing on Mad Men 703, “Field Trip”, a lot goes down.  Megan and Don break up, then maybe get back together, SC&P and Don make up, then maybe not get together, Peggy is awful, Joan seethes, Bert gets trod on, a Harry is kind of awesome in his sleazy way.  Oh, and Betty is still just the worst.  All this and an extra heaping helping of feedback.  Enjoy! If you want to give us a shout out, or otherwise give us a piece of your mind, email us, check us out on Facebook, or Tweet us.  If you want do directly support the podcasts we do, please check out our page on Subbable, and earn some cool rewards!  As always, we appreciate any love you can give us on iTunes, and your patronage of our amazon affiliate link, amazon.baldmove.com. Remember, when you use our affiliate link, you get the same great prices, the same great shipping, you just send a little bit of love our way, courtesy of Amazon. Intro music:  “Desafinado” by Stan Getz, from the Mad Men Musical Compilation.

In this episode, focusing on Mad Men 703, “Field Trip”, a lot goes down.  Megan and Don break up, then maybe get back together, SC&P and Don make up, then maybe not get together, Peggy is awful, Joan seethes, Bert gets trod on, a Harry is kind of awesome in his sleazy way.  Oh, and Betty is still just the worst.  All this and an extra heaping helping of feedback.  Enjoy! If you want to give us a shout out, or otherwise give us a piece of your mind, email us, check us out on Facebook, or Tweet us.  If you want do directly support the podcasts we do, please check out our page on Subbable, and earn some cool rewards!  As always, we appreciate any love you can give us on iTunes, and your patronage of our amazon affiliate link, amazon.baldmove.com. Remember, when you use our affiliate link, you get the same great prices, the same great shipping, you just send a little bit of love our way, courtesy of Amazon. Intro music:  “Desafinado” by Stan Getz, from the Mad Men Musical Compilation.

Welcome to our coverage of episode 702 of Mad Men, “A Day’s Work”.  In it we discuss racism, sexism, oranges o’ death, troubled father/daughter relationships, Dawn and Shirley’s spin off series, and much more.  All this and a dash of your feedback to complete the dish! If you want to give us a shout out, or otherwise give us a piece of your mind, email us, check us out on Facebook, or Tweet us.  If you want do directly support the podcasts we do, please check out our page on Subbable, and earn some cool rewards!  As always, we appreciate any love you can give us on iTunes, and your patronage of our amazon affiliate link, amazon.baldmove.com. Remember, when you use our affiliate link, you get the same great prices, the same great shipping, you just send a little bit of love our way, courtesy of Amazon. Intro music:  “Desafinado” by Stan Getz, from the Mad Men Musical Compilation.

Welcome to our coverage of episode 702 of Mad Men, “A Day’s Work”.  In it we discuss racism, sexism, oranges o’ death, troubled father/daughter relationships, Dawn and Shirley’s spin off series, and much more.  All this and a dash of your feedback to complete the dish! If you want to give us a shout out, or otherwise give us a piece of your mind, email us, check us out on Facebook, or Tweet us.  If you want do directly support the podcasts we do, please check out our page on Subbable, and earn some cool rewards!  As always, we appreciate any love you can give us on iTunes, and your patronage of our amazon affiliate link, amazon.baldmove.com. Remember, when you use our affiliate link, you get the same great prices, the same great shipping, you just send a little bit of love our way, courtesy of Amazon. Intro music:  “Desafinado” by Stan Getz, from the Mad Men Musical Compilation.

Jim and A.Ron are back to discuss Mad Men season seven opener, “Time Zones”!  In particular we touch on Megan’s chompers, Pete’s new Pit, Peggy’s brother in law, Mark Buffalo, Magg’s forgiveness, your awesome feedback, and much more. If you want to give us a shout out, or otherwise give us a piece of your mind, email us, check us out on Facebook, or Tweet us.  If you want do directly support the podcasts we do, please check out our page on Subbable, and earn some cool rewards!  As always, we appreciate any love you can give us on iTunes, and your patronage of our amazon affiliate link, amazon.baldmove.com. Remember, when you use our affiliate link, you get the same great prices, the same great shipping, you just send a little bit of love our way, courtesy of Amazon. Intro music:  “Desafinado” by Stan Getz, from the Mad Men Musical Compilation.

Jim and A.Ron are back to discuss Mad Men season seven opener, “Time Zones”!  In particular we touch on Megan’s chompers, Pete’s new Pit, Peggy’s brother in law, Mark Buffalo, Magg’s forgiveness, your awesome feedback, and much more. If you want to give us a shout out, or otherwise give us a piece of your mind, email us, check us out on Facebook, or Tweet us.  If you want do directly support the podcasts we do, please check out our page on Subbable, and earn some cool rewards!  As always, we appreciate any love you can give us on iTunes, and your patronage of our amazon affiliate link, amazon.baldmove.com. Remember, when you use our affiliate link, you get the same great prices, the same great shipping, you just send a little bit of love our way, courtesy of Amazon. Intro music:  “Desafinado” by Stan Getz, from the Mad Men Musical Compilation.

Jim and A.Ron are back to talk about the upcoming season of Mad Men, which will be split into two seven episode parts, one beginning this Sunday, and another starting the spring of 2015.  How will 1969 treat Don and company?  Find out our thoughts and predictions as we discuss a lot of fan questions and feedback!  See you this Sunday! If you want to give us a shout out, or otherwise give us a piece of your mind, email us, check us out on Facebook, or Tweet us.  If you want do directly support the podcasts we do, please check out our page on Subbable, and earn some cool rewards!  As always, we appreciate any love you can give us on iTunes, and your patronage of our amazon affiliate link, amazon.baldmove.com. Remember, when you use our affiliate link, you get the same great prices, the same great shipping, you just send a little bit of love our way, courtesy of Amazon. Intro music:  “Desafinado” by Stan Getz, from the Mad Men Musical Compilation.

Jim and A.Ron are back to talk about the upcoming season of Mad Men, which will be split into two seven episode parts, one beginning this Sunday, and another starting the spring of 2015.  How will 1969 treat Don and company?  Find out our thoughts and predictions as we discuss a lot of fan questions and feedback!  See you this Sunday! If you want to give us a shout out, or otherwise give us a piece of your mind, email us, check us out on Facebook, or Tweet us.  If you want do directly support the podcasts we do, please check out our page on Subbable, and earn some cool rewards!  As always, we appreciate any love you can give us on iTunes, and your patronage of our amazon affiliate link, amazon.baldmove.com. Remember, when you use our affiliate link, you get the same great prices, the same great shipping, you just send a little bit of love our way, courtesy of Amazon. Intro music:  “Desafinado” by Stan Getz, from the Mad Men Musical Compilation.

This is it!  The final podcast of the season!  It’s a bittersweet symphony as Jim and A.Ron talk about major events in season six, predictions for next year, and consider one last round of our awesome listener feedback.  A couple of links for your enjoyment… * The Vietnam War parallels of Detroit/Chevy * http://madmenwiththingsdrawnonthem.tumblr.com/

This is it!  The final podcast of the season!  It’s a bittersweet symphony as Jim and A.Ron talk about major events in season six, predictions for next year, and consider one last round of our awesome listener feedback.  A couple of links for your enjoyment… * The Vietnam War parallels of Detroit/Chevy * http://madmenwiththingsdrawnonthem.tumblr.com/

Our podcast covering the season 6 finale of Mad Men is almost as long as the season was good.  So long, in fact, that I don’t even have time to write a fancy description for it.

Our podcast covering the season 6 finale of Mad Men is almost as long as the season was good.  So long, in fact, that I don’t even have time to write a fancy description for it.

Quality of Mercy? Let me tell you what the quality of mercy is. It’s not shooting a man in the face and it’s not keeping a gay man under your thumb and pretending you’re doing him a favor. The quality of mercy is finally posting a podcast at 1:30am on a weeknight after hours of recording, re-recording and editing. That, my friends, is the quality of mercy. And I’m feeling pretty damned merciful right now.