Double Density

Brian and Angelo meet up in person to record the final episode of Double Density.

A completely normal episoe this week. Nothing out of the ordinary. You do not need to worry.
"Brian" and "Angelo" discuss the shifting need for engineers in the age of AI, loud commercials and sending famous people to space.
Then in the paranormal section, the duo is joined by "John Hogue" to discuss Mabus, the third antichrist in Nostradamus' prophecies.

Special Guest: Rob Kristoffersen.

This week: Apple comes crawling back to X, Angelo talks more about his new car (lol) and in the paranormal segment: Did Steven Greer hire pilots to fire off flares to wow the masses during those expensive CE5 weekends? Tune in to find out.

In the last Revisiting Coast to Coast AM edition, Brian and Angelo go deep on the 11/09/97 episode that provided the most infamous audio clip of the radio show's existence. Time travelers, wetworks experts and remote viewers all weigh in on what actually happened in the aftermath of the cut audio stream.

This week, Nintendo acknowledges emulation, Nintendo acknowledges the Switch 2, and Brian and Angelo acknowledge time dilation during altered states.

Happy New Year! Brian and Angelo talk about a possible new car for Angelo, the cost of horse ownership, the Vegas Cyber Truck explosion (and the conspiracies around it), and some recommendations from the duo on what they've been watching.

In the last episode of 2024's Ho Ho Horror line up (and technically the first episode of 2025), Brian and Angelo have a look at 2010's Rare Exports. Then, our hosts make an important announcement about the podcast.

This week, on a special Christmas Day episode of Double Density, Brian and Angelo chat about the holiday classic Silent Night, Deadly Night 5. A movie that really shows the joys of giving.

This week, Brian and Angelo delve into the deep, and watch Santa Jaws as part of 2024's Ho Ho Horror season.

The second entry of 2024's Ho-Ho-Horror? A shot-on-video classic from 1998 that looks like it takes place in 1988, with alien creatures that look like they're from 1978. Folks, this week we're diving into Feeders 2: Slay Bells by the (in)famous Polonia brothers.

2024's Ho Ho Horror season begins with 1980's Christmas Evil: A tale of what happens when a grown man's mortal enemy is a 9-year-old named Moss Garcia.

This week, with the help of Ellie J., Brian and Angelo go over all that is the Y2K bug. What was it? How was it fixed? Did it need to be fixed? Did aliens help? All this an more.

Special Guest: Ellie J..

This week, the Onion buys Infowars, there's another report on UFOs (or UAPs if you wanna be that way) that sheds zero light on anything, and Angelo subjects himself to the Netflix documentary Investigation Alien.

This week, green bubbles get some respect, how will Trump's second term affect tech, and Brian takes us on an adventure as he does a deep dive into David Wilcock.

This week, Apple finally makes 16GB the base memory in all Macs, X is still not the everything app that Elon promised, and Angelo may have seen a UFO on Halloween.

This week the duo discusses some AI and some new Macs coming soon. Then, after som scary movie discussion, a look at the unsung heroes of UFO testimonials.

After barely surviving The Entity in 2022 and slogging through House of Leaves in 2023, this year Brian and Rob (with Angelo benched due to having his wisdom teeth removed) finally hit upon good horror literature with Joan Samson's 1974 masterpiece The Auctioneer.

Special Guest: Rob Kristoffersen.

This week: Are we living in a world of too many apps? (Yes.) Should Apple stop releasing yearly product updates? (Yes.) Does V/H/S Beyond rule? (Yes.) Have we been wrong about the narrative surrounding President Jimmy Carter's infamous alien briefing? (Yes.) Would Angelo leave the house for certain things? (Yes.)

This week, the duo talks about the recent Apple updates, the potential sale of 23andMe data, and the what you should be spending the bucks on if you plan on going ghost hunting.