Exploit Circus

In this lively episode of Exploits Circus, the hosts dive into a range of topics from the technical challenges of podcasting and the frustrations of modern technology to their differing tastes in movies. They also introduce a segment called 'Bitch of the Week,' where guests rant about their weekly annoyances, including the complexities of finding compatible tech gear and coping with the ever-evolving dynamics in personal and professional relationships. Wrapping up, they discuss the decline in service quality at restaurants post-COVID and the broader implications for workers in the service industry. Tune in for a roller-coaster of insights, humor, and a touch of existential reflection.
00:00 Welcome to the Circus01:13 Introduction to 'Bitch of the Week'01:27 Movie Preferences and Compromises03:16 Technology Troubles05:34 Podcast Setup Challenges11:42 Navigating Difficult Relationships18:22 Understanding Relationship Dynamics20:02 The Role of Social Responsibility22:29 The Metaphor of 'Gary' in Relationships24:20 Old Man Syndrome and Halloween Plans26:38 The Decline of Service Industry Standards29:07 The Impact of COVID on Fast Food Jobs31:24 The Struggles of Minimum Wage Workers34:32 Concluding Thoughts and Farewell

In this episode of the Exploit Circus, the hosts delve into the 1980s horror-comedy film 'Nightmare Sisters,' starring scream queens Brinke Stevens, Michelle Bauer, and Linnea Quigley, and directed by David DeCoteau. The discussion covers the movie’s production, including its low budget of $40,000 and shooting constraints. The hosts also talk about the influence of filmmakers like Roger Corman and the Band brothers (Richard and Charles) on the horror and exploitation genre. They highlight the impact of these B-movies on modern cinema, sharing personal anecdotes and the nostalgia associated with these cult classics.
00:00 Welcome to the Exploit Circus00:07 Setting the Stage: A Mature Audience Only01:55 A Night of Horror Begins03:39 Introducing the Hosts04:29 Special Guest: The Bouncing Clown06:01 Deep Dive into 'Nightmare Sisters'19:02 The Legacy of B-Movie Legends25:24 Personal Reflections on Horror Movies28:22 The Joy of Nostalgia

In this episode of Exploit Circus, the hosts invite mature audiences to an evening of entertainment, reflections, and recommendations. The discussion delves into the eerie parallels between the British anthology series Black Mirror and our tech-driven reality, emphasizing concerns over AI, technology dependency, and societal control. The hosts also touch upon the impact of social media on attention spans and behavior. Recommendations include watching Black Mirror and The Righteous Gemstones, highlighting the societal and technological commentary imbued in each series. The episode closes with a call for audience feedback and engagement on social media.
00:00 Welcome to the Exploit Circus00:29 Showtime: Buckle Up for a Night of Fun01:28 Parting Gifts and Social Media Shoutouts02:06 Recommendations: What We're Watching and Listening To02:36 Black Mirror: A Glimpse into the Future07:20 The Influence of Social Media16:08 The Righteous Gemstones: A Hilarious Peek Behind the Curtain22:22 Final Thoughts and Farewell

In this episode of Exploit Circus, the hosts delve into the intricate and peculiar story of the movie 'Recently, My Sister is Unusual.' The script begins with a warning for mature audiences and quickly immerses listeners into a bizarre review that covers scene by scene details. The film's narrative involves the protagonist, Mizuki, who experiences strange and often explicit events with her step-brother under the influence of a spirit named Yori. Key scenes discussed include surreal moments of possession, unexplained occurrences, and complex character interactions, all set against a backdrop of family dynamics and supernatural elements. The hosts also explore the film’s themes, the challenge of following its plot, and provide ratings based on its execution as both a Hollywood-style and exploitative movie.
00:00 Welcome to the Circus: Viewer Discretion Advised01:45 Main Attraction: Ring Master Jay and Movie Review02:14 Scene-by-Scene Breakdown: Sibling Dynamics03:05 Possession and Confusion: Mizuki's Ordeal06:48 The Chastity Belt Mystery14:25 School Life and Supernatural Encounters19:00 Hospital Drama and Unusual Behavior29:28 Basketball Game and Growing Tensions36:07 The Vase Incident40:20 The Long Porn Scene43:51 The Magical Chastity Belt46:07 Sibling Bonding in the Bathroom55:22 Rock God Brother01:06:52 The Underwear Store Confusion01:09:11 Batting Cage Daydreams01:11:30 Spirit Swapping Begins01:11:50 Unexpected Vacation01:13:38 Awkward Dinner01:15:06 Hot Tub Confessions01:20:59 Aquarium Day01:23:58 Riverside Confrontation01:25:51 Cabin Realizations01:32:04 Final Reflections and Ratings

In this episode of Sis Corner, the host discusses the emotional and financial challenges faced by immigrants, particularly those from less privileged backgrounds. The conversation delves into the concept of 'black tax,' where family members back home expect financial support from relatives who have immigrated to more prosperous countries. The host also shares personal anecdotes about strained family relationships, emphasizing how distance and cultural expectations can impact familial bonds. The segment concludes with a light-hearted note, reminding listeners to enjoy the exploits and return for more engaging discussions.
00:00 Welcome to the Exploit Circus01:14 Introducing C's Corner01:49 Family Dynamics and Expectations03:17 The Immigrant Experience05:50 Cultural Differences and Financial Pressures07:50 Emotional and Financial Burdens16:43 Unspoken Agreements and Relationships23:42 Closing Thoughts and Farewell

In this episode, we delve into the growing societal detachment and its impact on personal relationships, largely exacerbated by post-COVID behavior. We discuss the universal transformation of friendships into utilitarian relationships and the increasing reliance on virtual interactions. Additional points are explored about the challenges of finding and maintaining stable employment, especially for immigrants, amidst the rise of AI in job recruitment. The conversation also touches on future societal structures if jobs become obsolete, the potential dangers of creating communes, and the broader implications for human connection in a highly isolated modern world.
00:00 Welcome to the Circus01:13 Bitch of the Week: Trust Issues Post-COVID03:13 The Reality of Modern Friendships06:37 The Impact of Social Media on Relationships08:59 The Decline of Neighborly Love25:47 The Struggles of Finding a Job as an Immigrant28:05 The Traditional Hiring Process28:52 Challenges for Immigrants in the Job Market29:55 Imposter Syndrome in the Workplace32:17 The Role of AI in Job Applications38:21 The Future of Work and Universal Basic Income42:27 The Concept of Community and Bartering45:28 The Downside of Communes and Cults50:41 The Uncertain Future of Society52:39 Closing Remarks and Outro

In this episode of The Exploit Circus, hosts Jay and C review the 2014 Japanese movie 'My Sister is Unusual,' which is based on a series of manga books and was later adapted into an anime series. They discuss the movie's plot, characters, and explicit scenes, emphasizing the cultural and thematic aspects of the film. The hosts also delve into topics like the popularity of incest themes in American pornography, the concept of purgatory, and differences between anime and live-action adaptations. The episode concludes with a call for listeners to follow and engage with the show's social media platforms.
00:00 Welcome to the Exploit Circus03:35 Introduction to This Week's Episode03:53 Movie Overview: My Sister is Unusual06:23 Discussion on Anime and Manga11:18 Exploring the Movie's Themes and Production21:03 Final Thoughts and Farewell

Hosts J and C welcome listeners to a unique circus-themed show designed for a mature audience. They explain the format, offering recommendations of music and books they find interesting. J shares his enthusiasm for the band Electric Callboy, highlighting their blend of metal and dance music with humorous music videos. C recommends the book 'Verity' by Colleen Hoover, discussing its dark and twisted content. The hosts also encourage listener engagement through social media and email, and they outline the release schedule for future episodes. This first episode marks the beginning of their podcast journey, promising growth and improvement in future shows.
00:00 Welcome to the Exploit Circus02:06 Introduction to Weekly Recommendations02:23 Music Recommendation: Electric Call Boy06:25 Book Recommendation: Verity by Colleen Hoover08:57 Podcast Release Schedule and Contact Information11:27 Final Thoughts and Farewell