The Glasses Podcast #6: Video Game Controversies
The hosts talk about the latest social media headlines, latest news in the cartoon world, Harry Potter, Disney, and more!
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00:00 Intro
0:05 Griffy thanks the crew for their hospitality
0:50 Griffy and Jared break down the audience's reaction to their podcast
2:40 Griffy speaks on Adam's horrible introduction to the No Jumper community
3:40 Jared gives his take on the Nintendo Direct and new upcoming video games
5:10 Griffy and Jared break down the new Harry Potter game and J.K. Rowling's recent tr*nsph*bic comments
8:50 Griffy says that we currently live in the age of misinformation and are people transphobic for playing Hogwarts Legacy?
16:30 Griffy and Jared speak on the woman that committed S at Blizzard's headquarters and rumors of employees stealing br*ast milk
20:30 Griffy and Jared speak on their frustration with cancel culture
22:00 Does J.K. Rowling get a percentage of every Universal Studios ticket sold?
26:00 Griffy on being tired of going on Twitter and wanting to reach through the phone to slap people
26:40 Griffy calls Walt Disney a n***, says everything in Disney is rooted in racism and Luca is his son's favorite movie
31:30 Griffy says that if you're broke you shouldn't be worried about what a millionaire is doing
33:40 Jared and Griffy react to the upcoming Disney movies, do we need another Toy Story?
37:00 Griffy and Jared debate Frozen vs. Frozen 2 and which one had better songs
41:00 Griffy and Jared show their appreciation for animators and speak on the impatience of the anime community
42:50 Griffy and Jared give their take on the new Proud Family episode about sl*very and white people hating critical race theory
47:45 Is candy corn actually good?
49:50 Griffy and Jared go to war over Jared's love for Cartoon Network and other TV networks geared toward younger people
54:00 Griffy and Jared give their take on High School Musical and musicals in general
58:00 Griffy says that he puts Nickelodeon over Cartoon Network, Jared speaks on the show "Brainrush" and other hidden gems on television
1:01:30 Griffy and Jared talk about the first cartoon crossovers they watched
1:03:00 Griffy asks if contracts for early Disney actors came with a music career
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