Aug 24, 2026 · 1 hr 12 min · 11 segments
Today we are chompin, we're drafting, and dare we say we're breaking away with our buddy Ian Townsend. We talk to Ian about the Poconos, Network TV, Friends, South Park, JAG, O.A.R., Laser Tag, CD’s…
Ian TownsendGuest
Sophie DelaneyHost
Jess UhlerHost
And in the area, I've always found the... what do we do like after an industry dies kind of like yeah history or story like it's really rich to be mind and I think there were so many moments in the movie that are like like it it feels like it was surprisingly well done from a screenplay perspective like the dad character like he seems like very one-dimensional but then you have like these moments like there's like he's so unhappy like he's got like health issues because he's so angry his blood pressure is so high and then like he goes to like the the mill where he used to work like cutting stone and he's he's just like visibly at peace and like happy and fulfilled.
And like, they ask how his son is like the kid who's like pretending to be Italian.
Like, and then he, they cut to like him back at home and he's like, what's wrong with this? Like he's angry again immediately as soon as he leaves the environment.
And like the, the relationships between like the kids, like the fact that they made this pact to like basically, uh, like be in this town doing nothing forever.
It's like one year, like they basically have finished their gap year and it's like, all of them are like, we have to do something now.
But yeah, the character who was the main character in high school, like football quarterback.
And in the area, I've always found the... what do we do like after an industry dies kind of like yeah history or story like it's really rich to be mind and I think there were so many moments in the movie that are like like it it feels like it was surprisingly well done from a screenplay perspective like the dad character like he seems like very one-dimensional but then you have like these moments like there's like he's so unhappy like he's got like health issues because he's so angry his blood pressure is so high and then like he goes to like the the mill where he used to work like cutting stone and he's he's just like visibly at peace and like happy and fulfilled.
And like, they ask how his son is like the kid who's like pretending to be Italian.
Like, and then he, they cut to like him back at home and he's like, what's wrong with this? Like he's angry again immediately as soon as he leaves the environment.
And like the, the relationships between like the kids, like the fact that they made this pact to like basically, uh, like be in this town doing nothing forever.
It's like one year, like they basically have finished their gap year and it's like, all of them are like, we have to do something now.
But yeah, the character who was the main character in high school, like football quarterback.
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