Fast becoming more beard than man, Kyle Olson is an award-winning writer, producer, and host who has been podcasting since these shows were still casting onto pods. He co-hosted The Marvel Movie Minute for over three hundred episodes with his fellow true believer and partner in pods, Rob Kubasko. He's created several shows, the most notable of which are his audio drama series, The Swashbuckling Ladies Debate Society, his storytelling show, The Story Well, and he's a co-host on Craft and Chaos. He served as co-host on Sitting in the Dark in it's scariest early days.
He still has a lot to learn.
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A listener asked who makes Craft and Chaos’s delightfully unhinged “ads,” and Pete and Kyle finally answer—without breaking the spell entirely. It’s a behind-the-scenes chat about surprise, structure, and the craft of making interruptions feel like part of the show’s DNA.
Our time with the Buckaroos of the Weird West concludes (for now) with Chapter Five: Introductions and Endsville
Buckaroos of the Weird West continues with Chapter Four: Cayenne and Contradictions!
Buckaroos of the Weird West continues with Chapter Three: Underdwellers and Interlopers
Buckaroos of the Weird West continues with Chapter Two: Sidearms and Switches
Introducing a new adventure: Buckaroos of the Weird West! It’s gay cowboys fighting monsters in the old west. Yee haw!
Introducing the latest show from Ox & Hare. Gay cowboys fighting monsters… It’s Buckaroos of the Weird West.
It’s the end of season one, and the gang is tackling beginnings, endings, and everything that makes artists cry in between. Come for the stories, stay for the emotional reconstruction.
What happens when Google Docs, social media, and AI paranoia collide with sketch comedy, sperm redistribution, and a giant squid? This episode of Craft and Chaos proves that the only defense against the algorithm is pure, unfiltered weird.
What happens when you go viral and nothing changes? We talk about measuring success, forgetting your own lore, and villains with a carb addiction—plus, we end with a game that should never be played in public.