This Thing Rules is a show where we celebrate our favorite things. What kind of things, exactly? All kinds of things! Movies, foods, cities, bands, shows, books, albums, toys, pictures, moments. Each episode, join long-time collaborators and best pals Brian Altano and Max Scoville as they focus on a different subject, ask themselves what’s so great about it, share some anecdotes about how they gre... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 47 | Founded | a year ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | HobbiesLeisure |
How music looks isn’t as important as how it sounds, but it certainly plays a role. This episode, we talk about our relationship with album covers, which sometimes look like the music they’re promoting, sometimes look like something else entirely, an... more
At one point, using fire to cook stuff outside was part of daily life, but now it’s just a way of microdosing caveman life. Whether you’re using gas, charcoal, or a hot sidewalk, there’s something wonderful about preparing food outdoors, so crack ope... more
This week, we’re delving into a very special sort of generational brain damage that we can specifically blame/thank the Reagan administration for: toy commercials! Growing up the 80s and 90s, children’s programming was practically indistinguishable f... more
This episode, we tried something new and recorded on location from a restaurant in Düsseldorf, Germany. We sampled the local beer and talked about some of our adventures in Deutschland, including regional varieties of gummi candy, museums, kiosks, ci... more
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For me this is kinda a nostalgia trip from the Comedy Button. Brian and Max are awesome and the episodes with Scott and Ryan are the best. I’m from Belgium but i hear things that i also think rules!
Long time comedy button fan here. Since about 2011 when I was a wee teen boy, this is the itch I needed to scratch oddly enough
This show is very good and funny, never bored listening to it.
This is a wonderful podcast that’s engaging, funny and topical. You have to add it to your feed
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A show that celebrates a wide array of favorite topics, with hosts engaging in lighthearted and nostalgic discussions about things such as movies, foods, cities, bands, toys, and memorable experiences. Each episode invites listeners to explore these beloved subjects, as hosts Brian Altano and Max Scoville share personal stories, humorous anecdotes, and intriguing trivia, creating a relaxed atmosphere that feels like a chat with friends. The unique charm lies in their ability to transition from serious reflections to comedic explorations, often including pop culture references and storytelling that resonate with listeners of various backgrounds.
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Recent guests on This Thing Rules include:
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2. Seth Macy
3. Scott Bromley
4. Ryan Scott
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