The Next Binge Thing

On the series finale of The Next Binge Thing Gabe and Amber reflect on their wild ride the past 5 1/2 months of Quar. There’s laughter, tears, eye rolls, and more laughter. It’s the end of an era and the beginning of a new chapter. Thanks for coming on the ride with us.

In this episode Amber and Gabe talk about how there should always be conditions on love. They also talk about the perfect quarantine unicorn and how it sounds eerily like what Amber used to be like. Don't it always seem to go... Lastly they touch on The Last Dance, the Netflix docuseries about the 97-98 Chicago Bulls team.

Who's in your quar pod? Don't say Amber or Gabe because theirs are full. But maybe you can join Gabe's parents in Wyoming or Amber's family in SoCal. In this episode they chat about Shirley, the new anti-biopic about Shirley Jackson. If the world isn't spooky enough for you right now you should check it out.

In this episode Amber and Gabe talk about the reopening of the country and what that means for their lives. They still want to see into your living rooms via zoom comedy shows. They also chat about Paul Verhoeven's 2006 film Black Book and how he captures the fog of war. We are in a fog right now and it will be interesting to see how the history books end up being written. We do know one thing, it is always OK to punch a nazi.

First episode with Amber and Gabe living apart and so much has happened. Amber is living in a treehouse in an artist loft in Bushwick and Gabe is microdosing while doing his taxes. There are fireworks going off at all hours and it's hailing during BLM protests. NYC is wild.

In this episode we talk about cops both real and robotic. Amber is uninterested in narratives about police while Gabe thinks they can provide critical analysis and insight. This episode gets a bit dramatic and is the last episode where we are living together. We will be continuing the podcast but now as exs living separately, not together, but still friends. Please follow us on @TheNextBingeThing on Instagram to get updates on episodes released and what we are up to.

We've missed you but we're back! In this episode Amber and Gabe catch you up on what's been happening in NYC. They talk about Amber's arrest at a Black Lives Matter protest, bike cop riot gear and cop's apparent love of avocado toast.

This episode we get the most goth. It’s all about death, the grim reaper, and what do with our bodies after we die. Gabe wants to be fed to piranhas. Amber wants a big viking funeral pyre. We watched an episode of the Midnight Gospel and Final Destination on Netflix the previous evening and this is what comes out. 

In this episode Amber listens to Gabe's dream, she's such a good friend. They talk about Victoria Secret closing it's doors, entropy and attraction to cartoons. They also delve into the movie they just watched "Capital in the 21st Century."

In this episode Amber and Gabe dive into The Midnight Gospel again. They talk about zoom comedy shows, respecting people's journeys and how giving up on Monday can help? We're still not sure how this will go.

In this episode Amber and Gabe talk about how people get brainwashed and how to brainwash yourself. It's a very punk rock way of talking about enlightenment. They talk about mindfulness and the need for it to be taught to law enforcement, shout out to Mindful Junkie for doing that work. This all of course connects to Waco, which they just finished watching, and also the world we are living in right now.

On this very special Mother’s Day episode, Gabe gets Amber to watch episode one of Waco on Netflix. Amber has never heard of Waco or David Koresh. This is going to be a treat. We talk about cults, yoga, guns, and anti-vaxxers, and rock n’roll.

Amber and Gabe talk about geeking out on your own interests. Maybe cartoons will lead you to magick, and magick will lead you to conquering the world, or opening a open floor plan creative consulting firm. We also watched the Beastie Boys Story and talk about the inspiration we gleaned from their journey. Rate, Review, Subscribe, and join the Patreon for videos

This week we return to the well for discuss The Midnight Gospel. Amber is becoming a chaos magician. What’s a Sigil? Find out! Will we be reincarnated? Who knows. Is anyone voting for Joe Biden? So many questions. Gabe references pop culture.

Amber and Gabe keep it light today but also go deep. We discuss the Navy Fighter Jet flyover of NYC, our Love Languages and we return to the Midnight Gospel because it’s just that good. What’s your love language? Rate and Review and let us know. We love our listeners, and we are here to listen.

Amber and Gabe talk about personal freedom, the overreach of the surveillance state, the iPhone police officer in your pocket, and then we discuss the Netflix original The Midnight Gospel. Gabe finally enjoys a new cartoon show. We get philosophical on this one.

What is your road less traveled? In this episode Amber and Gabe talk about Unorthdox, both the show and ways of living. Both of them have taken roads less traveled and though it is rough clearing the brush as they go, they think it is worth it. They both loved watching Shira Haas' character Este. Gabe is obsessed with Moishe, though Amber has less interest in him. Gabe has been using a Yiddish accent since they started the show.  

We are so blessed Nature is reclaiming the planet. Today Amber and Gabe talk about the dolphins of Venice, the rats of New York, and journaling to identify our frustrations. We watched the remote broadcast of SNL this week. And the middle-aged mutant ninja turtles hit too close to home.

Rather than talking about a TV drama, in this very special episode Amber and Gabe talk about the real drama they are living. They talk about Amber meeting Mr. T and Gabe shows off his Big DC Energy. This episode was released a little late due to being in a pandemic. The show they talked about for Covid Bail Out NYC was a hit and helped raise almost 30K to get people out of NYC jails, where Covid-19 is spreading faster than anywhere in the world. You can catch Amber and Gabe every Friday on Amber's show CanI Live? on Zoom. We will be back to regular programming next week, maybe. We'll see. This is all unprecendented and we are just doing our best.

Everyone is as bad as Joe Exotic  Amber and Gabe breeze through episodes 2-4 of Tiger King this week, discussing cult-like business practices, unsolved murders, and ecstasy popping swingers smuggling Tiger cubs.  They also discuss raising money for bail for New Yorkers currently in jail, and how to cope with Corona Quarantine.