Now you can listen to the show from this media player!
Sunday, September 16, 2007
Friday, August 31, 2007
Episode 38: Don't jump
Episode 38 brings you some wacky action, including the BREAKING NEWS of the ten WWE wrestlers who were suspended because of a violation of substance abuse policy! Also,
-Owen Wilson attempts to end it all
-QB injuries in Carolina
-Old man Couture decides he's not so old
-The latest on Mike Vick
-Mayweather now dancing
-DMX in the Doghouse
-Rob Zombie's Halloween to debut
All that plus thumbs up and thumbs down, prank calls with Jack Black as well as vids of the week!
-Owen Wilson attempts to end it all
-QB injuries in Carolina
-Old man Couture decides he's not so old
-The latest on Mike Vick
-Mayweather now dancing
-DMX in the Doghouse
-Rob Zombie's Halloween to debut
All that plus thumbs up and thumbs down, prank calls with Jack Black as well as vids of the week!
Vids of the week
Kid owns Pee Wee Football
Miss South Carolina is a dumb bimbo
Kid owns Pee Wee Football
Miss South Carolina is a dumb bimbo
Saturday, August 25, 2007
iTunes NOW UP
Hey guys, if you want to subscribe to the new feed via iTunes, it is now up! Simply search "Two Cents Podcast" under the iTunes music store, and you should be directed to the new feed. Make sure it says "Two Cents Podcast" and not "Damon and Klitts' two cents" (The old feed).
Friday, August 24, 2007
Episode 36: Season Two
The second season of the TwoCents Podcast has now started! To view the new show, simply click here and listen! Featured in the show are:
- What the roundtable has been up to
- Summer movies and what hit, what missed
- The Michael Vick situation
- The summer of 2007
- Doubtful Dan Morgan to play Friday
- Thumbs up and thumbs down
Vids of the week
Fat kid falls off van
Alex Trebek drunk and cussing
Fat kid falls off van
Alex Trebek drunk and cussing
Note to iTunes subscribers: This week's show will not be on iTunes. The switch should be complete by next week.
Sunday, August 19, 2007
Season 2 Update
Minions, the time has come for a NEW season of the TwoCents Podcast! Season 2 starts NEXT WEEK with a recap of the summer of 07! Our new podcast site is here.
Our iTunes feed has changed as well. To find us now, simply type Two Cents Podcast in the search field and subscribe (its free). We will have a link to iTunes later on.
As always, call our NEW comment line at 206-600-6480 to join in on the fun!
Our iTunes feed has changed as well. To find us now, simply type Two Cents Podcast in the search field and subscribe (its free). We will have a link to iTunes later on.
As always, call our NEW comment line at 206-600-6480 to join in on the fun!
Wednesday, June 27, 2007
UPDATE
Yes folks, we're still here. What has happened as of late is just the roundtable taking some time off. Its summertime, and clickcaster pulled the plug earlier than expected. Add this plus nowlive not yet being compatible with us, we have been doing a major overhaul. So for the time being, check back with us here. When we start the show back up, you can see old episodes as well as new ones here.
When we do our eventual switchover, the iTunes subscription link will change. When that occurs, you can search us in iTunes to pull up the new feed. Most likely we will change the name of the show to "TwoCentsPodcast" rather than "Damon and Klitts' two cents".
Until then, have a great summer!
When we do our eventual switchover, the iTunes subscription link will change. When that occurs, you can search us in iTunes to pull up the new feed. Most likely we will change the name of the show to "TwoCentsPodcast" rather than "Damon and Klitts' two cents".
Until then, have a great summer!
Thursday, May 24, 2007
Just hang in there folks...
Due to many of the roundtable members heading out to see the premiere of Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End , the Podcast for this week will be pushed to next week. Also, we are still ironing the wrinkles out of our shift to LIVE which will happen quite soon.
In the meantime, give us a call!
206-666-5053
In the meantime, give us a call!
206-666-5053
Saturday, May 19, 2007
Episode 35: Organic Water
Episode 35 brings you the start of the summer!
1) Gaming news from GamerBait
2) Jerry Fallwell Dies and the roundtable has no clue
3) No Thomas Jane for Punisher II
4) Mike Tyson in a BioPic
5) NWA Drops the TNA Belts
6) Buy/Sell on Keyshawn to Titans, Tyson to play himself, and Shrek better than Spiderman
7) Thumbs up/Thumbs down
8) Vids of the week
and more!!
Vids of the Week
Kid gets Pwned
Kid gets Pwned
Bruce Willis drunk and cussing on live TV
Saturday, May 12, 2007
Episode 34: The Aftermath
Episode 34, winding down from Clickcaster brings you:
- What happened after last week's show
- Gaming news from www.gamerbait.blogspot.com
- Tony Blair gone after June 27th
- Spiderman 3
- WWE News and a random new World Champ?!
- Dale JR leaves DEI and what the roundtable thinks of NASCAR
- Mayweather wins
- Paris Hilton
- Buy/ Sell on Paris in jail, Shrek 3 and Boxing being back
- Thumbs up/Thumbs down
- Vids of the week
Vids of the week
Drunk HassleHoff
Drunk HassleHoff
The Slapping Game
BONUS: The Super Mario Live Action Adventure
and more!!
Wednesday, May 9, 2007
Movie Review: Spiderman 3
A Big ole' Emo Cluster-Fuck
7/10
7/10
Well folks, it really doesn't matter what is said here, because most of you have already witnessed Spiderman 3 in all its glory. However, that isn't going to stop us from giving you a review now will it? So far it has smashed all current box office opening day records (Previously held by Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest) and has at least one more week before Shrek 3 throws its hat into the already busy summer blockbuster season.
Money is nice, but what about the movie? Well, first you will notice that this film is 2 hours and 20 minutes long. A superhero movie lasting that long should draw a red flag. The film starts off fairly good. The same original cast from the previous movies is still there. You get the addition of Eddie Brock, played by Topher Grace. You also get the best villain of the film, the Sandman aka Flint Marko, played by Thomas Haden Church. Of course, it wouldn't be complete without the ever so popular cameo by the one and only Bruce Campbell.
That being said, the first 20 minutes were fairly good. After that, the film took some odd turns. Maybe I wasnt exepcting it, but seeing some random dance scenes by Peter Parker and some song scenes to boot put a knot in my stomach. To make things worse, the "Black Suit" that was hyped up so much turned out to be an emo outlet. That's right kids, Peter Parker got the emo haircut (Striking image from a Good Charlotte fanboy) , a fifteen year old pissy attitude and I swear I even saw some eyeliner. At any rate, if that wasnt bad enough, he changed his entire character. All of the sudden you see Peter Parker doing the "bang bang" salute walking down the street Saturday Night Live style, flicking back his emo haircut while girls stare at him. He even dresses down the occasion, wearing all black. It really looks like Sam Rami just said "Fuck it, I'm going to be gone after this film, I might as well have a random scene that has absolutely nothing to do with the movie".
That brings us to the villains. Sandman was brilliant. The CGI was insane, and that is saying alot considering that Spiderman himself looks worse than the first two. Sandman was used correctly. The other main villain that everyone was to piss themselves about was VENOM. Well folks, if you want to sit through 2 hours to see Venom, be my guest. That is how long you are gonna wait. And when you do see him, Topher Grace keeps pulling back his face. So the 20 minutes you do see Venom are mostly Topher Grace with a Venom leotard.
The good news (or not so good) is that the Spidey franchise has signed up for three more films. Lets hope that they give Venom his due, because they really raped him in this film.
So the final opinion, go out and see this for yourself, but I highly doubt many people will go back for seconds.
Money is nice, but what about the movie? Well, first you will notice that this film is 2 hours and 20 minutes long. A superhero movie lasting that long should draw a red flag. The film starts off fairly good. The same original cast from the previous movies is still there. You get the addition of Eddie Brock, played by Topher Grace. You also get the best villain of the film, the Sandman aka Flint Marko, played by Thomas Haden Church. Of course, it wouldn't be complete without the ever so popular cameo by the one and only Bruce Campbell.
That being said, the first 20 minutes were fairly good. After that, the film took some odd turns. Maybe I wasnt exepcting it, but seeing some random dance scenes by Peter Parker and some song scenes to boot put a knot in my stomach. To make things worse, the "Black Suit" that was hyped up so much turned out to be an emo outlet. That's right kids, Peter Parker got the emo haircut (Striking image from a Good Charlotte fanboy) , a fifteen year old pissy attitude and I swear I even saw some eyeliner. At any rate, if that wasnt bad enough, he changed his entire character. All of the sudden you see Peter Parker doing the "bang bang" salute walking down the street Saturday Night Live style, flicking back his emo haircut while girls stare at him. He even dresses down the occasion, wearing all black. It really looks like Sam Rami just said "Fuck it, I'm going to be gone after this film, I might as well have a random scene that has absolutely nothing to do with the movie".
That brings us to the villains. Sandman was brilliant. The CGI was insane, and that is saying alot considering that Spiderman himself looks worse than the first two. Sandman was used correctly. The other main villain that everyone was to piss themselves about was VENOM. Well folks, if you want to sit through 2 hours to see Venom, be my guest. That is how long you are gonna wait. And when you do see him, Topher Grace keeps pulling back his face. So the 20 minutes you do see Venom are mostly Topher Grace with a Venom leotard.
The good news (or not so good) is that the Spidey franchise has signed up for three more films. Lets hope that they give Venom his due, because they really raped him in this film.
So the final opinion, go out and see this for yourself, but I highly doubt many people will go back for seconds.
Thursday, May 3, 2007
Episode 33: Twenty One Questions
Its episode 33, and we're here to bring you:
- Klitts and eFrid's 21st Birthday live and on the air!
- The show to be hosted on www.nowlive.com
- Keyshawn Johnson released
- Spiderman in Asia
- Undertaker tears bicep
- Buy/Sell on Keyshawn, Spiderman, and the De La Hoya/ Mayweather fight
- Thumbs up/Thumbs down
- Vids of the week
and much, much drunken fun!!
Vids of the Week
David Blaine Street Magic Part II
Turtle Boy
Bonus flick: Guy getting kicked in the nuts by a Ninja Turtle
Turtle Boy
Bonus flick: Guy getting kicked in the nuts by a Ninja Turtle
Monday, April 30, 2007
Movie Review: The Condemned
You'll need a few Stevewiser's for this one
5/10
5/10
WWE Fans can rejoice (or shudder), the third film of the WWE Films franchise has been released. The Good news? It's far better than See no Evil and The Marine. The Bad news? That's not saying much. The Condemned stars former WWE Champion Stone Cold Steve Austin in a smash mouth action adventure in which ten condemned prisoners must duel it out on a deserted island. The last one alive wins their freedom and a big ol' stack of cash. The film co-stars Vinnie Jones, who almost out-badasses Austin.
The film starts off decent, with a surprise entrance of former WWE star Nathan Jones. However, the movie sinks pretty bad after that. Stone Cold just didn't cut it for me. Maybe he was mis-cast, because he did a pretty good job in The Longest Yard. The film's whole message mirrors the WWE's message of showing violence for money (an odd coincidence that the event on the movie charged $49.95 - the same as a standard WWE Pay Per View).
If you're not a WWE fan, steer clear of this one. Too many shaky camera angles made me quite dizzy. The acting was quite bad. The action was the bright spot, so if you are a WWE fan, its worth a rental at best.
Note to WWE Films, hire directors who are worth a damn!
The film starts off decent, with a surprise entrance of former WWE star Nathan Jones. However, the movie sinks pretty bad after that. Stone Cold just didn't cut it for me. Maybe he was mis-cast, because he did a pretty good job in The Longest Yard. The film's whole message mirrors the WWE's message of showing violence for money (an odd coincidence that the event on the movie charged $49.95 - the same as a standard WWE Pay Per View).
If you're not a WWE fan, steer clear of this one. Too many shaky camera angles made me quite dizzy. The acting was quite bad. The action was the bright spot, so if you are a WWE fan, its worth a rental at best.
Note to WWE Films, hire directors who are worth a damn!
Sunday, April 29, 2007
Damon and Klitts Two Cents gets reviewed!
This weekend, Damon and Klitts' two cents was reviewed by Podcaster Who's Who Review of Podcasts. They recorded a 4 minute review of the show, as well as even doing an i.d. tag for us! These guys are really great, so a shoutout is in order for Bruce C., who reviewed the Two Cents Podcast. The link is below, so check it out!
Damon and Klitts' two cents REVIEW on Podcaster who's who
Damon and Klitts' two cents REVIEW on Podcaster who's who
Friday, April 27, 2007
Episode 32: A Change of Plan
Episode 32 brings you:
- Clickcaster decides to fuck us all over!
- Next week- Early show!
- Boris Yeltson dead
- Randy Orton breaks stuff
- Earth like planet found
- Kryptonite found!
- NBA Playoffs
- Damon Kiper brings us his NFL Draft
- Buy/Sell on Scientology, Baldwin, and Barry Bonds
- Thumbs up/down
- Vids of the week
Videos of the week
Spiderman 3- Venom!
Midget gets launched
Spiderman 3- Venom!
Midget gets launched
Enjoy!
Wednesday, April 25, 2007
Potentially Bad News
As some of you may heard, and most of you have not, clickcaster sent out a message over the past week, and goes something like this:
The Times They Are A-ChangingFirstly, let me thank ClickCaster for all they've done:
-Bob Dylan
And so they are here at ClickCaster. We've decided that it's time we cover our costs, and even make a little profit, so that we'll be around to serve you all for the long haul.
As of May 1st, we will no longer offer ClickCaster as free an unlimited storage and bandwidth service.
We're going to be revamping ClickCaster to support podcasting for businesses, institutional use and education.
We're getting focused, and we'll be pouring all of our efforts into creating a platform that you can use to simply and elegantly integrate the power of podcasting, user generated content, rich media and RSS into your day to day business.
If you already have an account on ClickCaster we'll continue to host your existing files for another 3 months at no charge (through July 31st 2007). During that time you'll have the opportunity to switch over to our premium services. We'll have more detail on the packages and feature sets available soon.
Last, we are currently in closed beta for the new ClickCaster site and during the next few days we're looking for a few folks that would be interested in trying it out and giving us your feedback through April. We can't take everyone, but if you're interested, let us know. Email us at: info@clickcaster.com with the words closed beta in the subject field of your message.
The ClickCaster Team
So, what does that mean for us and the minions? Well, until July, we can stay aboard Clickcaster. So for the immediate future, nothing could change. However, since we do have a few months, Glock and Klitts have embarked on a vigorous journey through the net to find a new home. It will be a tough one, but we hope to have all the features that you minions have been accustomed to. This site will continue to run, so there will be no interruptions in this service. We will try and fix the link through iTunes as well, so that any future downloads via iTunes will re-direct to whichever new host we choose.
Why not stay with Clickcaster and pay up, you say? Well, the supposed plan that is hitting the waves is that it will be a 5$ a month plan for 125 mb of storage PER MONTH. That means that the most we would be alloted to is four 30 minute shows a month. Now since our shows range an hour beyond that limitation, it would be pointless to not only pay, but to cut our own show down so that we can adhere to a service in which we are also giving money to! If we are going to pay, we are going to be free to produce a show at our own limitations.
As it goes for Clickcaster, we hope you guys rake in the money while you can, because you are going to lose countless faithful members to various other sites, most of which will badmouth you guys to no end...including Damon and Klitts' two cents.
That being said, if anyone has a good suggestion, feel free to shout at us. The comment line is always open.
-Klitts
Sunday, April 22, 2007
Movie Review: Fracture
No Fava Beans needed
8 / 10
8 / 10
If you thought that Fracture was going to be another Anthony Hopkins film in which he is a psycho killer, then you were right. But don't make that steer you away. Fracture has its own smartass identidy. The movie stars Ryan Gosling, a hotshot lawyer on the rise, who is about to cross paths with a crazed, but yet quite cold Anthony Hopkins. Hopkins is driven to kill his wife after seeing her with a lover. He then confesses, and the case seems "open/shut". Saying more would give much of the movie away, but Hopkins plays a part of a killer who knows more than everyone else. His intelligence seems far beyond everyone else's. Hopkins plays around with the mind of Gosling, who can't keep this case on his mind with bigger and better things looming. The end result: a lot of mind games, twists, and courtroom drama.
This picture plays quite well. Yes, Anthony Hopkins is basically the same creepy character he always is. However, he plays it just right so that it can also be a completely different version. Gosling does a good job, the supporting actors are quite nice (As well as a certain Shawshank Redemption actor making an appearance). This movie is quite a good one. It arrives just before the summer blockbusters.
So minions, go out and see this one before you start the Spiderman/Transformers binges that will surely become of you this summer.
This picture plays quite well. Yes, Anthony Hopkins is basically the same creepy character he always is. However, he plays it just right so that it can also be a completely different version. Gosling does a good job, the supporting actors are quite nice (As well as a certain Shawshank Redemption actor making an appearance). This movie is quite a good one. It arrives just before the summer blockbusters.
So minions, go out and see this one before you start the Spiderman/Transformers binges that will surely become of you this summer.
Friday, April 20, 2007
Episode 31: Are you Listening America?
Alright minions, here is Episode 31 in all its glory. Tonight's show runs at a record hour and 38 minutes! On the show, we cover:
- Our new website
- The Virginia Tech shootings
- Sanjaya is out
- Edward Norton is the Hulk
- News of the Joker, and Galactus being a Storm Cloud?
- Hulk Hogan now vs Paul "The Big Show" Wight
- Dog humping toys
- Pirates III is to run 3 hours long, and isn't even done yet
- Bobby Lutz is back
- Buy/Sell on Kirsten Dunst saying she is "irreplaceable and the SC/Spurrier Confederate flag
- Thumbs up/Thumbs down
- Caller feedback
- Vids of the Week
Thursday, April 19, 2007
TwoCents 31
Hey guys, tonight is the recording of episode 31! So if you have any comments, questions, thumbs up/thumbs down, or whatever you want, remember to call us at
Or if you are shy, send us an email at any of our outlets (Myspace, email, comment on this post, clickcaster)
And as always, check here for show notes and videos of the week!
206-666-5053
Or if you are shy, send us an email at any of our outlets (Myspace, email, comment on this post, clickcaster)
And as always, check here for show notes and videos of the week!
Wednesday, April 18, 2007
Movie Review: Dawn of the Dead (1978)
Apocalypse in the Food court
7.5 / 10
7.5 / 10
Zombie movies will always be a part of the film culture. They have been silly, gross, you name it. George A. Romero has been the face of the zombie film industry since its humble yet classic beginning with the ever-so known film Night of the Living Dead. This film has recently been re-made. However, most fans see it as an asterisk next to its original.
Dawn of the Dead takes place in the seventies. In story land, it takes place after the zombie epidemic of Night of the Living Dead. Zombies are now everywhere, eating up men, women and children alike. In Philadelphia, their SWAT team decides to evacuate an apartment complex, with disastrous results. They are then forced to flee. They end up at a mall, where they figure they can break in, block the doors, and kill off all the zombies inside to ensure a safe haven. What follows is a surprisingly fun film. This film almost pokes fun at the zombies. From rednecks using them for target practice, to one zombie having an altercation with a helicopter blade.
The mall is a safe haven, but not for long. What results ends up as a very good zombie movie. For what its worth, this one is far better than the re-make. Maybe I'm just a sucker for classic film, but then again, I don't really see zombies as running a faster 40 than Steve Smith. On any rate, if you haven't seen it, go pick it up. It's well worth a movie night rental, if not a purchase.
Dawn of the Dead takes place in the seventies. In story land, it takes place after the zombie epidemic of Night of the Living Dead. Zombies are now everywhere, eating up men, women and children alike. In Philadelphia, their SWAT team decides to evacuate an apartment complex, with disastrous results. They are then forced to flee. They end up at a mall, where they figure they can break in, block the doors, and kill off all the zombies inside to ensure a safe haven. What follows is a surprisingly fun film. This film almost pokes fun at the zombies. From rednecks using them for target practice, to one zombie having an altercation with a helicopter blade.
The mall is a safe haven, but not for long. What results ends up as a very good zombie movie. For what its worth, this one is far better than the re-make. Maybe I'm just a sucker for classic film, but then again, I don't really see zombies as running a faster 40 than Steve Smith. On any rate, if you haven't seen it, go pick it up. It's well worth a movie night rental, if not a purchase.
Monday, April 16, 2007
Virginia Tech Mass Shooting
By now I'm sure you have heard of the mass killings that occurred today at Virginia Tech. Expect much talk about this on our next show. We send our condolences out to the families of the fallen. To express your thoughts on this, please call our contact line and leave your thoughts at 206-666-5053.
And the New Hulk is...
EDWARD NORTON
Just when you thought Edward Norton couldn't get any better, he just did. Announced on Superhero Hype, and The Movie Blog, Norton will star in the next Hulk movie labeled: The Incredible Hulk.
More on this story, as well as a sizable discussion of this on Thursday, as it comes.
More on this story, as well as a sizable discussion of this on Thursday, as it comes.
Just a Quick Reminder
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If you guys want to call in a message for this week's show, have it in by 11PM EST on Thursday. The number can be located in the sidebar, so get to calling! Some ideas for a message could be:- A Thumbs up/Thumbs down of your own
- A news story that caught your eye
- A video of the week
- Your opinion on a topic we have covered in any show
- Drunken voice mails
Sunday, April 15, 2007
Movie Review: Disturbia
The Good-Guy Peeping Tom
For a movie that didn't look too appealing on its preview, Disturbia really takes you by surprise. This movie seems at first to be the classic teenager horror flick, and for good reason. The plot consists of a high school kid, recently dad-less, who is on house arrest after punching his Spanish teacher out. After a while, he gets bored and begins to watch the neighbors via some high powered binoculars. The mom is none other than Carrie-Anne "Trinity" Moss (Although she tends to get lost within the movie). The villain is played by David Morse, who you may remember from the classic Tom Hanks flick The Green Mile. He plays a decent villain. Not to spoil the movie, but it provides great horror and does what it intends to do-entertain.The movie is not without its flaws, as it caters to the young kids, with the goofy Asian kid played by Aaron Yoo, and of course, less than stellar acting. The ending is quite abrupt as well, and some people live who you otherwise were lead to believe they were dead. In all, it is a good movie to go see if you've already seen Pathfinder or you want to share the theater with a bunch of obnoxious teenagers. I'd give it a mid week matinées "Go".
Movie Reviews Index
Here, you can find all of the movie reviews written by members of the podcast, all in one convenient location. Listed by date reviewed.
Fracture - reviewed Sunday, April 22nd, 2007
Dawn of the Dead (1978) - reviewed Wednesday, April 18th, 2007
Disturbia - reviewed Sunday, April 15th, 2007
Be sure to leave your own comments by clicking the "Post a Comment" link below each individual movie review!
Fracture - reviewed Sunday, April 22nd, 2007
Dawn of the Dead (1978) - reviewed Wednesday, April 18th, 2007
Disturbia - reviewed Sunday, April 15th, 2007
Be sure to leave your own comments by clicking the "Post a Comment" link below each individual movie review!
Episode 30
Episode 30 comes to you from Charlotte and Georgia (Gamerbait.blogspot.com), and this week's show features:
- Show news and record downloads, NEW Number 206-666-5053, and perhaps an interview or two in the future.
- GamerBait news with Circuit City and get your mom flowers while you get a 360
- Birkhead the real daddy, Imus, New fast and furious, David Carr in Carolina
- Buy/Sell on Carr, Fabio guy for Bobcats, and the Imus racism
- Thumbs up/Thumbs down
- Vids of the week (see below)
- and more!!
Toll free: 206-666-5053
Check us out on www.clickcaster.com/klitts
myspace.com/twocentspodcast
ninercast@yahoo.com
Vids of the Week:
Arnold Gets Pissed
Gettysburg Ghost Video
Episode Index
All right folks, here you go: all recorded Episodes of the great Damon and Klitts' Two Cents podcast, complete with a healthy dose of roundtable. We have all of the podcasts available for listening in the player directly below, as well as an index of each podcast's show notes. Just click on the links beneath the media player to be taken to the show notes, individual episode player, and Vids of the Week for the episode of your choice. Podcasts are recorded every Thursday night and available for download or as streaming audio on Friday.
Episode Index:
Episode 31 - Thursday, April 19th, 2007
Episode 30 - Thursday, April 12th, 2007
All prior episodes and their respective show notes are available here.
Enjoy!
Episode Index:
Episode 31 - Thursday, April 19th, 2007
Episode 30 - Thursday, April 12th, 2007
All prior episodes and their respective show notes are available here.
Enjoy!
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