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It’s our first episode of the new series that was made a reality by listeners like you that helped the show reach it’s first monthly Patreon goal!
Longtime LBFA/GFG fans will recognize our very special first guest as the one and only original White Lantern, Joe Martini!
We mostly talk about Spider-Man, but you’ll also hear about Marvel cartoons on VHS, HERBIE the robot, Joe’s drunk voicemails to Joe Quesada, and much more!
If you enjoyed our show* and have a favorite moment (or moments!) or story or whatever from it, please let us know in the comments for a thing I'm working on!
You can also leave it as a comment on our Facebook page if you’re into that! And if you want to reblog this, that’d help too!
It would be greatly appreciated!
* - Our show, The Gravity Falls Gossiper Podcast, not the Disney animated series, Gravity Falls. I mean, you can like both, but I'm specifically looking for moments from our show, not that time Dipper and Mabel played mini-golf.
Adam WarRock “That Reference”
DONATION DRIVE 2015 – DONATE NOW TO GET:
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The Donation Drive rolls on, with a preview of one of the tracks you can get from my all-new, exclusive album for all donors. Do you ever feel like Cap? The older we get, the references keep on keeping on. It’s weird, writing songs like this. Because in some ways, it’s about the fact that it has a lot of meta-pop-cultural references. And on the other hand, the references flow together into some kind of actual statement. It’s a weird meta-exercise to think about it like that. Maybe you don’t think of it like that. Maybe you just say “hey dope rapz.” I dunno.
In any case, the Donation Drive rolls on. Thanks to everyone who’s supported so far. The goal this year is 750 donors; after that, I’ll be donating the proceeds to an indie artist of the audience’s nomination. So let’s get crackin!
I’ll be performing in Greensboro this weekend at a special storytellers show.
More music tomorrow!!!
Donate and support!
I drew a little Grunkle Stan.
I drew a little Mabel.
I drew a little Soos.
I drew a little Dipper.
We just lived through Thanksgiving and Black Friday, so that means it’s time to only think about CHRISTMAS AND THE HOLIDAYS. We watch The Grinch, and well…talk about milk and dairy and things like that.
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Enjoy our Christmas 2013 episode and have a happy holiday!
True Story About Me & Gravity Falls & Friendship
I’m saying this late at night so most people won’t even see it, but the idea of watching Gravity Falls without Eugene is such a bummer to me that so far I have not tried very hard to watch the new episodes.
I’m not trying to be maudlin or over/melodramatic about it, so hopefully it doesn’t come across that way.
I had no idea when I started watching the show that it was going to lead to a podcast and so many new people and experiences that I otherwise never would have had a chance to be involved with.
More importantly though, I had no idea it was going to take a dude I was pretty good friends with and end up making him one of the best friends I’ve ever had.
In the course of talking about a cartoon he and I got to know each other so much better, and I’m pretty sure it also lead to us understanding some things about ourselves better. I know there were times where having an excuse to sit across from each other and that forum to just talk about what was on our minds and about life and stuff really helped us out. Personally, mentally, emotionally, whatever. It helped.
But the main thing I’d like to say is that I am grateful.
I’m grateful to the show for existing.
I’m grateful to Euge ( adamwarrock ) for wanting to do a show about a show I made him watch and then working so hard and making so many fantastic and fun things happen for us.
I’m grateful to anyone who ever listened or cared or misses hearing from us every week. That is an amazing thing.
And I am very, very grateful that so many of these real conversations and ridiculous moments between me and a friend are available for me to listen to whenever I want.
It seems weird to think about it like that, but how often do you get to actually relive memories of times spent with your friends?
To get to hear yourself laughing and having fun and just being in a room with someone you like hanging out with for hours at a time.
That’s unbelievably wonderful when you don’t get to do it anymore.
Anyway, it’s all still around, so why not go give an old episode or two a listen.
There’s a couple of shirts left, if you want one of those.
Hell, you can even still buy our ridiculously long fundraiser episodes if all the free episodes aren’t enough.
I don’t know what the future holds, but I hope that somehow, someday it will hold something and that if you’re reading this you’ll want to be a part of it.
Let’s see what happens with life and stuff.
xo ch
We miss you guys! Can’t wait for you to return!
I don’t think that our podcast, Saturday Morning Block Party, would exist if it wasn’t for Chris and Eugene. Go give them a listen! They even had an episode with Alex Hirsch voicing Grunkle Stan
That is cool if we made you want to do a thing.
It is cool to do a thing with friends.
I miss the show (and its lovely hosts, Chris and Euge) so much. I’ve been revisiting old shows that remind me just how much I loved listening to them talk about pretty much everything under the sun. And yes, occasionally Gravity Falls. :P
When I was traveling in Southeast Asia and Australia in 2013, I’d put on an episode after winding down from a long day of hiking and just needed some alone time. They have such an infectiously positive chemistry that reminded me of just sitting and chatting about nerdy guff with my own friends.
It’s a bummer to not hear them weigh in on new episodes, but life happens and I’m still glad to hear they’re busy albeit apart for the foreseeable future. I hope they know how much they’ve done for the Gravity Falls fandom and us as listeners and our own appreciation for their work. I know I do.
Wow.
Well, that’s awesome to hear.
Oh, also, world travel dropper over here.
I was just thinking yesterday about how much I missed this cast. First discovered on my first road trip with Rach in 2011 (dear god how did time pass) and travelled with me on cross country drives for life stuff to Iowa and Australia and Vermont this summer when I caught up and found out why there weren’t updates. As someone who also is dealing with the tragic moving away from friends I hope Chris and Euge fair as well as we have. Friendship and nerdery and life stuff shall find a way!
True Story About Me & Gravity Falls & Friendship
I’m saying this late at night so most people won’t even see it, but the idea of watching Gravity Falls without Eugene is such a bummer to me that so far I have not tried very hard to watch the new episodes.
I’m not trying to be maudlin or over/melodramatic about it, so hopefully it doesn’t come across that way.
I had no idea when I started watching the show that it was going to lead to a podcast and so many new people and experiences that I otherwise never would have had a chance to be involved with.
More importantly though, I had no idea it was going to take a dude I was pretty good friends with and end up making him one of the best friends I’ve ever had.
In the course of talking about a cartoon he and I got to know each other so much better, and I’m pretty sure it also lead to us understanding some things about ourselves better. I know there were times where having an excuse to sit across from each other and that forum to just talk about what was on our minds and about life and stuff really helped us out. Personally, mentally, emotionally, whatever. It helped.
But the main thing I’d like to say is that I am grateful.
I’m grateful to the show for existing.
I’m grateful to Euge ( adamwarrock ) for wanting to do a show about a show I made him watch and then working so hard and making so many fantastic and fun things happen for us.
I’m grateful to anyone who ever listened or cared or misses hearing from us every week. That is an amazing thing.
And I am very, very grateful that so many of these real conversations and ridiculous moments between me and a friend are available for me to listen to whenever I want.
It seems weird to think about it like that, but how often do you get to actually relive memories of times spent with your friends?
To get to hear yourself laughing and having fun and just being in a room with someone you like hanging out with for hours at a time.
That’s unbelievably wonderful when you don’t get to do it anymore.
Anyway, it’s all still around, so why not go give an old episode or two a listen.
There’s a couple of shirts left, if you want one of those.
Hell, you can even still buy our ridiculously long fundraiser episodes if all the free episodes aren’t enough.
I don’t know what the future holds, but I hope that somehow, someday it will hold something and that if you’re reading this you’ll want to be a part of it.
Let’s see what happens with life and stuff.
xo ch
We miss you guys! Can’t wait for you to return!
I don’t think that our podcast, Saturday Morning Block Party, would exist if it wasn’t for Chris and Eugene. Go give them a listen! They even had an episode with Alex Hirsch voicing Grunkle Stan
That is cool if we made you want to do a thing.
It is cool to do a thing with friends.
I miss the show (and its lovely hosts, Chris and Euge) so much. I’ve been revisiting old shows that remind me just how much I loved listening to them talk about pretty much everything under the sun. And yes, occasionally Gravity Falls. :P
When I was traveling in Southeast Asia and Australia in 2013, I’d put on an episode after winding down from a long day of hiking and just needed some alone time. They have such an infectiously positive chemistry that reminded me of just sitting and chatting about nerdy guff with my own friends.
It’s a bummer to not hear them weigh in on new episodes, but life happens and I’m still glad to hear they’re busy albeit apart for the foreseeable future. I hope they know how much they’ve done for the Gravity Falls fandom and us as listeners and our own appreciation for their work. I know I do.
Wow.
Well, that’s awesome to hear.
Oh, also, world travel dropper over here.
Merry Christmas Eve! As Chris & Euge watch A Charlie Brown Christmas Special, and talk about how depressing A Charlie Brown Christmas Special is! The perfect way to spend the holidays!
Check out all the upcoming episodes of Gravity Falls on the Disney Channel
Opening theme by Brad Breeck Closing theme by Adam WarRock
Travel ALLLL the way back to 2012 to listen to our first Christmas time episode as we watch "A Charlie Brown Christmas Special" and talk about how depressing it is!
HAPPY HOLIDAYS!
I drew some of your favorite monsters for a live Halloween science exhibition for kids for ScienceOxford.com!
I hope you like them!
And, if you REALLY like them, you can buy prints of the finished art or the original art in my Etsy shop!
Buying something from my shop is NO TRICKS, ALL TREATS.. in that we both get something spooky out of it (you monsters, me old green dead guys)!
So let’s all have a Happy Halloween and as always, sharing is caring, so if you want to help me spread the word/Halloween fun, I appreciate your reblogs and retweets!
HAPPY HALLOWEEN, BOILS AND GHOULS!
I drew AND wrote a very special Wolverine Memorial Edition of Comics, Everybody!
It’s up RIGHT NOW at ComicsAlliance.com!
Also, it was colored by all around great guy and recent houseguest of mine, jordangibson!
Check it out, share it on Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, Ello, Queequeg, whatever you’re into these days.
I would appreciate that a bunch!
xo ch
True Story About Me & Gravity Falls & Friendship
I’m saying this late at night so most people won’t even see it, but the idea of watching Gravity Falls without Eugene is such a bummer to me that so far I have not tried very hard to watch the new episodes.
I’m not trying to be maudlin or over/melodramatic about it, so hopefully it doesn’t come across that way.
I had no idea when I started watching the show that it was going to lead to a podcast and so many new people and experiences that I otherwise never would have had a chance to be involved with.
More importantly though, I had no idea it was going to take a dude I was pretty good friends with and end up making him one of the best friends I’ve ever had.
In the course of talking about a cartoon he and I got to know each other so much better, and I’m pretty sure it also lead to us understanding some things about ourselves better. I know there were times where having an excuse to sit across from each other and that forum to just talk about what was on our minds and about life and stuff really helped us out. Personally, mentally, emotionally, whatever. It helped.
But the main thing I’d like to say is that I am grateful.
I’m grateful to the show for existing.
I’m grateful to Euge ( adamwarrock ) for wanting to do a show about a show I made him watch and then working so hard and making so many fantastic and fun things happen for us.
I’m grateful to anyone who ever listened or cared or misses hearing from us every week. That is an amazing thing.
And I am very, very grateful that so many of these real conversations and ridiculous moments between me and a friend are available for me to listen to whenever I want.
It seems weird to think about it like that, but how often do you get to actually relive memories of times spent with your friends?
To get to hear yourself laughing and having fun and just being in a room with someone you like hanging out with for hours at a time.
That’s unbelievably wonderful when you don’t get to do it anymore.
Anyway, it’s all still around, so why not go give an old episode or two a listen.
There’s a couple of shirts left, if you want one of those.
Hell, you can even still buy our ridiculously long fundraiser episodes if all the free episodes aren’t enough.
I don’t know what the future holds, but I hope that somehow, someday it will hold something and that if you’re reading this you’ll want to be a part of it.
Let’s see what happens with life and stuff.
xo ch
We miss you guys! Can’t wait for you to return!
I don’t think that our podcast, Saturday Morning Block Party, would exist if it wasn’t for Chris and Eugene. Go give them a listen! They even had an episode with Alex Hirsch voicing Grunkle Stan
That is cool if we made you want to do a thing.
It is cool to do a thing with friends.
I miss the show (and its lovely hosts, Chris and Euge) so much. I’ve been revisiting old shows that remind me just how much I loved listening to them talk about pretty much everything under the sun. And yes, occasionally Gravity Falls. :P
When I was traveling in Southeast Asia and Australia in 2013, I’d put on an episode after winding down from a long day of hiking and just needed some alone time. They have such an infectiously positive chemistry that reminded me of just sitting and chatting about nerdy guff with my own friends.
It’s a bummer to not hear them weigh in on new episodes, but life happens and I’m still glad to hear they’re busy albeit apart for the foreseeable future. I hope they know how much they’ve done for the Gravity Falls fandom and us as listeners and our own appreciation for their work. I know I do.
Wow.
Well, that's awesome to hear.
True Story About Me & Gravity Falls & Friendship
I’m saying this late at night so most people won’t even see it, but the idea of watching Gravity Falls without Eugene is such a bummer to me that so far I have not tried very hard to watch the new episodes.
I’m not trying to be maudlin or over/melodramatic about it, so hopefully it doesn’t come across that way.
I had no idea when I started watching the show that it was going to lead to a podcast and so many new people and experiences that I otherwise never would have had a chance to be involved with.
More importantly though, I had no idea it was going to take a dude I was pretty good friends with and end up making him one of the best friends I’ve ever had.
In the course of talking about a cartoon he and I got to know each other so much better, and I’m pretty sure it also lead to us understanding some things about ourselves better. I know there were times where having an excuse to sit across from each other and that forum to just talk about what was on our minds and about life and stuff really helped us out. Personally, mentally, emotionally, whatever. It helped.
But the main thing I’d like to say is that I am grateful.
I’m grateful to the show for existing.
I’m grateful to Euge ( adamwarrock ) for wanting to do a show about a show I made him watch and then working so hard and making so many fantastic and fun things happen for us.
I’m grateful to anyone who ever listened or cared or misses hearing from us every week. That is an amazing thing.
And I am very, very grateful that so many of these real conversations and ridiculous moments between me and a friend are available for me to listen to whenever I want.
It seems weird to think about it like that, but how often do you get to actually relive memories of times spent with your friends?
To get to hear yourself laughing and having fun and just being in a room with someone you like hanging out with for hours at a time.
That’s unbelievably wonderful when you don’t get to do it anymore.
Anyway, it’s all still around, so why not go give an old episode or two a listen.
There’s a couple of shirts left, if you want one of those.
Hell, you can even still buy our ridiculously long fundraiser episodes if all the free episodes aren’t enough.
I don’t know what the future holds, but I hope that somehow, someday it will hold something and that if you’re reading this you’ll want to be a part of it.
Let’s see what happens with life and stuff.
xo ch
We miss you guys! Can’t wait for you to return!
I don’t think that our podcast, Saturday Morning Block Party, would exist if it wasn’t for Chris and Eugene. Go give them a listen! They even had an episode with Alex Hirsch voicing Grunkle Stan
That is cool if we made you want to do a thing.
It is cool to do a thing with friends.
True Story About Me & Gravity Falls & Friendship
I’m saying this late at night so most people won’t even see it, but the idea of watching Gravity Falls without Eugene is such a bummer to me that so far I have not tried very hard to watch the new episodes.
I’m not trying to be maudlin or over/melodramatic about it, so hopefully it doesn’t come across that way.
I had no idea when I started watching the show that it was going to lead to a podcast and so many new people and experiences that I otherwise never would have had a chance to be involved with.
More importantly though, I had no idea it was going to take a dude I was pretty good friends with and end up making him one of the best friends I’ve ever had.
In the course of talking about a cartoon he and I got to know each other so much better, and I’m pretty sure it also lead to us understanding some things about ourselves better. I know there were times where having an excuse to sit across from each other and that forum to just talk about what was on our minds and about life and stuff really helped us out. Personally, mentally, emotionally, whatever. It helped.
But the main thing I’d like to say is that I am grateful.
I’m grateful to the show for existing.
I’m grateful to Euge ( adamwarrock ) for wanting to do a show about a show I made him watch and then working so hard and making so many fantastic and fun things happen for us.
I’m grateful to anyone who ever listened or cared or misses hearing from us every week. That is an amazing thing.
And I am very, very grateful that so many of these real conversations and ridiculous moments between me and a friend are available for me to listen to whenever I want.
It seems weird to think about it like that, but how often do you get to actually relive memories of times spent with your friends?
To get to hear yourself laughing and having fun and just being in a room with someone you like hanging out with for hours at a time.
That’s unbelievably wonderful when you don’t get to do it anymore.
Anyway, it’s all still around, so why not go give an old episode or two a listen.
There’s a couple of shirts left, if you want one of those.
Hell, you can even still buy our ridiculously long fundraiser episodes if all the free episodes aren’t enough.
I don’t know what the future holds, but I hope that somehow, someday it will hold something and that if you’re reading this you’ll want to be a part of it.
Let’s see what happens with life and stuff.
xo ch
Here I have drawn TINA BELCHER VS. THE UNIVERSE for someone who donated to our #PlayLive charity video game event for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.
Today is our final day of live-streaming for charity and we’ll be doing an EXTRA-LONG FINALE EDITION with the DC Comics based INJUSTICE: GODS AMONG US LIVE today starting at 2PM Central!
Watch me be bad at video games, talk about comics and cartoons, get some original art, AND help sick kids!
Also, help us spread the word with a reblog or RT if you’re into helping sick kids!
(Prints of this are available at Etsy.
Other stuff with this on it is available at RedBubble.)
