Flap Jaw Space

Why do we keep making podcasts no actually this is pretty good please listen

Steve gets excited about Zelda and is unable to curb his enthusiasm and doesn't get this reference.

We came back to talk about obvious Trump voters and how it's cool if you're a bad guy as long as your dad is the king and you act decent.

Somehow we revived our podcast, only to kill it once again. It is, of course, trash.

I saw Mad Max six hours ago, but actually it was almost a month, which was when we recorded this podcast, in a basement, in space.

We made another podcast and here it is for you to listen or not listen to.

Can you take a crisis or can you only have a crisis? Super Smash Bros for Nintendo 3DS has arrived, and we have some thoughts. Special guest Mark Shepherd joins us as we take a Retroactive Shit Crisis all over the Super Nintendo, complete with music and sirens.

Even amongst the chaos created by Ivan Iron Stewart's murder of an innocent bystander, Flap Jaw Space rages on with discussions about Modern Mario, Miiverse, and a bunch of Eric games.

After a baby-making hiatus, we are back with an interesting double episode, discussing all the latest happenings in video games, television, evolution, and inclusion.

When you gather three dudes in a basement, they may read all of the disallowed names from Dark Souls II. Also, they may discuss Transistor and semen transportation. If you never listen, you'll be better for it; but if you do, you may make some new Sportsfriends.

We've played some Mario Kart, some Hearthstone, and some Dark Souls II as told by Big Tymers' Get Your Roll On. What does it mean? It means that we've got some advice on how to be a cool dad, and more!

What happens if you get aroused during a professional full body massage? Need credit card advice? Steve has the answer, and more! Also, video games, namely, Diablo III: Reaper of Souls. Bonus: Meltdowns.

It’s a scheme. Here’s the plot: three bros disguise their video game podcast as a diatribe about sports, politics, television, and sleep science. Revelations are made about the truths we seek in the Power Rankings. Perhaps.

It's 2014 -- and then some. We're talking DayZ, The Banner Saga, food, Kevin, Wu Tang, Nidhogg, Octodad, Broken Age, and Donkey Kong. But that is not all: Flap Jaw Space will blast its high-quality sound into your face-ears and make you more informed about being a human adult. Come hither! Sponsored by TimeCube.

It is that time, the time to etch the 2013 Power Rankings into a stone that can only be altered by a retroactive shitstorm. Come forth and be pleasant with us.

I don't remember what happened in this episode except that we compared brussel sprout cooking methods and probably offended someone. Otherwise, it's a pretty good episode because video games, such as Zelda: A Link Between Worlds and Resogun and that new Mario.

We are back after a long slumber. This time, we're talking nonsense about that Mario and all the other junk we missed while away in Other Steve's Dream Land.

The results are in and the critics have spoken: Flap Jaw Space is the internet’s most delicious podcast. This time, we’re all in on Rayman Legends, Wind Waker HD, Divekick, and the Wonderful 101. In case you were wondering, we don’t stay on topic (ever). Nonetheless, the gang is all here, and we’re also dabbling in things like lost megahertz and things that are French and also good. Don’t drink. Or be in a car. Writing. Ever.

In addition to video games, we talk about the science of user reviews, battles with real-life garden wildlife, Breaking Bad, and collegiate amateurism. Gone Home, Earthbound, Metro: Last Light, and a host of other games are on the table this week. Come forth with your garden tools and weapons and dig a grave for your brain but feel alive in doing so, with Flap Jaw Space!

It's been more than a calendar month, and we aren't in our twenties anymore, but if anyone can pretend, it's the Flap Jaw Space crew. We are back at it with a look at Civ 5: Brave New World, Pikmin 3, DMC, and a host of other titles as we juggle our lives like some sort of Vishnu. Pay your taxes to Tom Nook's government and join us.