Similarly Different

Dylan and Robert take a week away from specific topics to just talk about whatever their pretty little heads wanted to. Topics include Robert's trip to the Bahamas and what they remember from when September 11th went down, amongst other things.

Another day, another Spiderman. For September's themed episode of Similarly Different, we dive real deep into the critically-acclaimed "Into The Spider-Verse". The animated superhero film that took the world by storm in 2018 because of its new-age animation strategy, and diverse cast of characters, is broken down by an animation fanatic/professional (Dylan) and a self-proclaimed superhero expert (Robert). We talk about the big issues, why a middle-school child wouldn't be listening to Post Malone, where is Tobey Maguire in this film, our love for Jake Johnson and John Mulaney, and whether or not some of the criticism the film got was warranted. 

AYE, welcome back! It’s been a long year without Similarly Different. If you’re returning, you’re a legend, thank you. A bit of change to the format of the podcast. Most importantly, adding Dylan Kamalay as a permanent co-host to the show. This week, Dylan and I talk about how we determine our self worth, how education and school help define our generation, parental expectations, and the importance of self-value. This is NOT a math podcast, cockatoo’s get us water, Dylan saw a cat, Robert saw a dog learning to throw balls. Come along with us for the NEW era of Similarly Different.

Happy Thanksgiving everybody! We're back next week with an incredible guest and new episode, but for now, Robert has a huge announcement that has been in the making for a few months now. Some of you might not like it, but that's just how the cookie crumbles. Enjoy your feasts, we'll see you next week. Cheers.

This one is ALL ABOUT music. I have Chase Newman, my friend from all the way back to the high school days, on the podcast to talk all things Mac Miller. Chase and I are huge Mac fans, and we were both affected pretty deeply by the death of one our favorite musicians. We talk about our relationship to Mac’s music, our first and last reaction to his final studio album Swimming, the reason behind how we view the record so differently, we go back to Mac’s frat-rap and mixtape days, and share how we’ll remember him. We also talk shortly about our love for rock band Dance Gavin Dance and all of its iterations. Come on in, the water is fine. Cheers.