ARCHIVED

By: Ian Cossman & Chris McMillan
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  • The Rule Against Podcasting is podcast that takes the boring and arbitrary laws we have to follow and make it funny and interesting for you to learn about! Did you know we have laws about extraterrestrials? Or that it's technically illegal to wear a face covering in Florida? The U.S. and the world has laws on just about everything, and we are here each week to make it just a little bit less confusing for you, one subject at a time.
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Episodes
  • TRAP 143: The Ghost of Podcast's Past - Christmas Carol: The Movie

    TRAP 143: The Ghost of Podcast's Past - Christmas Carol: The Movie
    Apr 28 2023

    Christmas in April! Who would expect it? Well, we did, since we pick the movies we watch and the order we watch them in. And this movie has it all: CGI mice, poor animation, and less than a minute of Nicolas Cage. How could we still talk for so long about a movie that barely has him in it? Simple, we don't. Instead, we talk about every single Christmas Carol adaptation instead. Enjoy.
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    44 mins
  • TRAP 142: Captain Corona's Mandalorian - Renfield Double Feature

    TRAP 142: Captain Corona's Mandalorian - Renfield Double Feature
    Apr 26 2023

    Mandolins, Dracula, the Mario Brothers. What do these all have common? Not much at all, but somehow we talk about all of this within this double-stuffed double-feature episode where we cover two (2!) different Nicolas Cage movies.
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    51 mins

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