Episode 90
Oct 04, 2018
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Brian talks about The Trump Prophecy and Trump’s love for McDonald’s, hypothesizing that Trump could issue an executive order requiring McDonald’s to bring pizza back to their menus. Brian calls into Grace Hour radio and asks about differentiating between dreams and messages from God.
Episode 89
Sep 27, 2018
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Brian announces a new network, Pizzaply, designed to fill the gap created by Panoply’s collapse. Willow Talk, Intriguing Conversations, and Whatever Happened to Pizza at McDonald’s? will all be shifting over to the Pizzaply Network, joined by new show Coast to Coast Pizza at McDonald’s. Coast to Coast PM will be a talk show designed for Brian to interact with listeners. Brian receives Twitter correspondence from the Pizza Museum that the museum does mention McDonald’s pizza in some capacity. Brian calls a cryogenic freezing company to ask if any clients have asked to be revived when McDonald’s starts serving pizza again.
Episode 88
Sep 13, 2018
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Brian shares that the Panoply Network has stopped producing original podcast content. His IJP, however, has now progressed beyond the podcasting world. Brian reports live from outside a Ben and Jerry’s to honor the Panoply Network.
Episode 87
Sep 06, 2018
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Brian discusses the opening of the U.S. Pizza Museum in Chicago. Brian calls a Victoria’s Secret, Lenscrafters, and shopping mall near the museum to gather intel from locals.
Episode 86
Aug 30, 2018
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Brian becomes frazzled as a result of strict laws requiring permits for archeological projects in Egypt and his lack of cell phone minutes. Brian continues to make connections between Mac and Me, aliens, and pizza. Brian visits Paris and finds a stone Sphinx brought back by Napoleon following a trip to Egypt. Brian notes the suspicious use of pyramids outside the Louvre and attempts to go inside before realizing the museum is closed on Tuesdays. Brian concludes the episode by praying outside the Notre-Dame.
Episode 85
Aug 17, 2018
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Brian continues reading Haze’s book. He notes that Mac and Me was released when McDonald’s was selling pizza, human interactions with extraterrestrial life date back to Ancient Egyptians and the god Ptah, and Ptah sounds like pizza–suspicious. Brian, shocked at this revelation, drops his slice of pizza on a picture of the Earth with the crust pointing towards The Great Sphinx. Brian calls United Airlines, hoping to book a trip to Egypt to unearth the Chamber of Secrets and inquiring about bringing a backhoe on the plane.
Episode 84
Aug 10, 2018
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Brian researches author Xaviant Haze, who he deems credible because he does not seem to have any connections to the McDonald’s corporation. He sets up a Lite Brite with a message to his benefactor, Captain D, asking for help acquiring Haze’s book. Brian receives the book and calls the Pentagon to fact check Haze’s claim that all movie scripts involving extra terrestrial life go through the Pentagon for approval.
Episode 83
Aug 02, 2018
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Brian searches for the English translation of Ancient Egyptian texts about interactions with aliens. Brian notes that he cannot visit his local library for translations as he is banned for protesting its refusal to investigate the theft of Willow. Brian calls the Library of Congress to ask for texts about Ancient Egypt, extraterrestrial life, and McDonald’s Pizza.
Episode 82
Jul 27, 2018
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Brian calls experts at the Carl Jung Center to ask about the collective unconscious. Brian wonders if E.T. and Mac and Me are similar because the plot is based on an archetype existing in the collective unconscious.
Episode 81
Jul 12, 2018
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Brian explains the 1988 science fiction film Mac and Me. Brian researches popular music being played in McDonald’s in order to build his own case and comes across Mac and Me: a movie that contains a dance scene in McDonald’s and was partially funded by the corporation. Brian discusses the film, Hollywood, science fiction, extraterrestrial life, and immigration with comedian Eric Warnock.