Jake and Syl take off across the pond to see a British apocalypse film. This week we are covering Threads (1984).

Come join us as we talk about our favorite chip flavors, where you wouldn't want to be caught when the bombs fall, what makes up an actionable threat, and Syl picking a fight with Massachusetts for some reason.

Also, if you simply cannot wait for two weeks to hear us again, we have a bonus coming out next week for our coverage of zombie apocalypses. Check it out at patreon.com/radioactivitypodcast. And thank you to all of our listeners.

Syl and Jake continue our Patreon bonus season - Dead Air! Come join is as we explore Return of the Living Dead.

We talk about being hungry for brains, malt shop couples, split dogs, and the chemicals in the water turning the zombies gay.

Unlock the full bonus episode (and any future episodes!) at our Patreon at patreon.com/radioactivitypodcast. Donations also help us get the free episodes out faster too.

Our next episode is classic Radio Activity, free for all over the radio waves.

Jake and Syl go sailing through the adventures of grumpy Kevin Costner, as this week we tackle Waterworld.

There's geese hitting faces, Rastafarian Irishmen, sea doos, and a whole lot of crimes. Join us as we collectively lose our minds on this journey.

And if two weeks is too long for you to wait for the next episode in two weeks time, next week we will be releasing Dead Air Ep. 2, where Syl forced Jake to watch Return of the Living Dead for the first time! For 5$, it's yours along with any other bonus episodes that month, and that price is locked in like the Costco Hotdog. Also your support helps get more episodes out faster, by keeping Syl unemployed and locked in an editing bay.

Check out our Patreon at patreon.com/radioactivitypodcast, and thank you for listening.

Welcome to Radio Activity's Bonus season! We're calling these shows 'Dead AIr' as we cover the best of the zombie apocalypse! To get us off correctly, we cover the 1978 classic Dawn of the Dead.

Join Jake and Syl as we cover the best mall you've ever seen, the worst mall you've never heard of, going absolutely circus mode, and what birds sound like. All this and more here at Radio Activity.

Moving forward, bonus seasons like Dead Air will be behind the paywall at our Patreon, with a sample put out on the free sites. We work to try and make the show as enjoyable as possible with as few ads as possible (and a promise of never using AI), so we would appreciate your support. (And to help keep Syl unemployed. )

Editor's Note: Syl here. I said 'Phillidelphia' repeatedly in the episode instead of Pittsburgh in relation to George A Romero. Wanted to note that here, but if you want to complain you can find our Bsky acct. Look, I'm from Florida. My high school was five boats tied together, cut me some slack.

Join Syl and Jake as we delve back into the nuclear wasteland! This time we are watching a self proclaimed 'kinky tale of survival'. We got dog radar (not like that), swaggering raiders, and a chain of shotgun weddings enforced by smiling robots. All in the futuristic, apocalyptic year of... 2024? Come and join us as we dig into 1975's A Boy and His Dog.

Update! We also have a Patreon, where for $5 you can get access to our concurrent 'zombie season' of Dead Air! If you can spare the five bucks, you'll get an additional podcast on our off weeks. Also, if you want us to acknowledge your support at the end of every episode, you can join our $15 tier. This helps us keep our mainline shows ad free as well, and we appreciate any and all of our listeners. Find it over at patreon.com/radioactivitypodcast for more info.

Our promise is to never use generative AI in our work, and to try and give you the best podcast we can. In these early days, we appreciate your support in any shape or style.

Thank you.

-Syl

Welcome to the show! Join us on our maiden voyage as we sort out just what is going on with Fury Road and what its apocalypse is like.

We've got face cages, flaming guitars, and... the Austrailian Death Drive?

Join us, won't you?