The Download's tracks

Andy Looney and Keith Baker open with a joke about parties, both the adventuring kind and the social kind.

Andy Looney and Keith Baker start with tarot.

Andy Looney and Keith Baker open with a check-in about Haggis, Keith's beloved cat.

Andy Looney and Keith Baker open with the word “academy” and use it as a starting point for a loose walk through fictional schools, teaching, and world-building.

The hosts discuss the word 'song' and explore holiday music, its cultural significance, and personal experiences with it during the holiday season.

The hosts discuss the Star Wars holographic chess game dejarik, its name, and its appearance in Rogue One.

Two hosts banter about costumes, Halloween traditions, and their lack of trick-or-treaters, with a playful tone.

The hosts discuss the emotional challenges of pet ownership, including the death of a pug and health concerns for a cat.

Two hosts discuss their first day in Tokyo, including visiting teamLab Borderless and planning future stops like Osaka and Kyoto.

Two friends chat about their upcoming trip to Japan and one's recent experience at Burning Man.

Keith and the host discuss their experiences packing up and shipping products after Gen Con, a tabletop gaming convention.

The hosts discuss the departure of their cartoonist Good Low and the need to find a replacement.

Two hosts discuss their current TV show re-watches, including Strange New Worlds, Sarah Connor Chronicles, and Breaking Bad/Better Call Saul.

Two hosts engage in a comedic debate about the different types of ice cream cones.

Andy Looney and Keith Baker discuss the YouTube series 'Smarty Pants,' describing it as a funny Ted-like show with slide presentations and Q&A sessions featuring comedians exploring scientific and humorous topics.

Andy Looney and Keith Baker start with Jeopardy and quickly get into why a show with such a harsh name feels so familiar and harmless.

Two hosts casually discuss the definition of snacks, their preferences for savory vs.

Two hosts engage in a humorous discussion about surplus stores, recalling quirky items like gas masks and army hats, with playful banter.

The hosts discuss the TV show 'The Twilight Zone' and the concept of twilight as a magical time of day.

The hosts discuss the differences between American and British terms for baked goods like cookies, biscuits, and scones, including a humorous anecdote about Idaho's interpretation of scones.

Two hosts engage in lighthearted, comedic conversation about who prefers to drive versus be a passenger in a car.

Two hosts engage in a comedic, free-form discussion about the number 11, touching on pop culture references and trivia.

The hosts discuss time travel movies, focusing on Back to the Future Part II as a favorite.

Keith Baker recounts his experience as a Dungeon Master at a D&D event held in a castle, discussing the setup, gameplay, and atmosphere.

Two hosts engage in humorous banter about calendars, advent calendars, and a Buffy the Vampire Slayer character.

Hosts Keith and an unnamed co-host discuss time travel TV shows, including Bodies and Loki, and the concept of paradoxes.

Two hosts chat about charcuterie boards, sharing their evolving opinions and enjoyment of this food trend.

Hosts Keith and Baker discuss a potential Breaking Bad sequel and the concept of remixing stories.

This episode discusses the phenomenon of non-musical TV shows doing musical episodes, focusing on examples like Star Trek: Strange New Worlds and Buffy the Vampire Slayer's 'Once More with Feeling'.

This episode celebrates Layla's birthday by sharing interesting facts about her life, including her upbringing in the Panama Canal Zone.

The hosts discuss their contrasting personal feelings about wearing face masks, with one expressing intense hatred and the other finding them tolerable or even likable.