Acid Bath

This week is a major departure from our normal format as we address a milestone event in the life of one of your hosts.  Ross spent the last few weeks in Nashville participating in a bid for the Nashville Comedy scene to break the Guinness World Record for the Longest Stand-Up Comedy Show with Multiple Comedians.  We talk about the health of Nashville comedy, Ross’ comedy origin story, and the importance behind an event such as this.  Next week we return you to your regularly scheduled programming, but for now be grateful this episode isn’t as long as the #BrokenRecordShow was.

The opening track this week is called “Comic Bakery (Jazz Mix)” by Noviello Pippo. More of their music can be found Here.

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In this broadcast we discuss the pervasive technology: Radio.  This topic is grounded in such interesting roots and has grown into the building block for almost all of our wireless communication.  We get into the early history of radio programming, our lifetime of experiences soaking in radio waves, and the stunning future possibilities of radio technology.  Turn on, tune in, and enjoy.

The opening track this week is called “Nothing on but the Radio” by Apache Tomcat. More of their music can be found Here.

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Tonight we delve deep into a conversation about Genetics. This is one of those topics that is literally in every(living)thing. We talk about what Genes are and how they effect life, the study and understanding of genetics, and the consequences — both good and bad — of manipulating DNA. This topic was a ton of fun to read up on, and it left us with a clear takeaway: just don’t clone dinosaurs… seriously.

The opening track this week is called “Genetics” by Dream Youth. More of their music can be found Here.

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Tonight we get into it with our first ever guest. Welcome Kyle May to the Acid Bath as we dig into the idea of the City. What is a city, and how did they come to be? We discuss our favorite cities, the way that movement influences planning, and the sheer magnitude of this topic. Take a look around as you listen and feel the city breathe.

The opening track this week is called “Lost in the City” by Lord Kenney. More of his music can be found Here.

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Sit down and prepare to fidget as we all get messed up on Candy. It is difficult to contain ourselves as we discuss what exactly candy is, our favorite candies or candy experiences, and we try to imagine a world of hyper-specific future candy. Enjoying this episode is easier than stealing Candy from a Baby.

The opening track this week is called “Candy City” by a band called Supercute! More of their music can be found Here.

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In part two of our Inevitable series we talk about Taxes.  Not many people enjoy paying their taxes, but we had a surprising amount of fun discussing them.  We get into why taxes exist, the various systems of taxation, and we even try to imagine what taxes will be like in a post-scarcity society.  So fill out this form in triplicate and enjoy this episode, tax free.

The opening track this week is called “Money Money Money” by Los Fancy Free.  More of their music can be found Here.

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Tonight we decided to take on a lighter topic we can all relate to. Lay back as we discuss Death.  We examine the line between life and death, the possibilities of what happens after we die, and the longevity of death itself.  Death is coming for you; but in the mean-time enjoy this episode.

The opening track this week is called “Death Destroyer” by BLEO.  More of their music can be found Here.

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This episode takes a certain departure from our normal format as the topic rests mostly in the future.  Self Driving Cars are here now, and they don’t look to be going anywhere soon.  Either that or they’ll be going everywhere soon and taking you with them.  We talk through the current state of the auto-automobile, as well as the possible consequences of fully embracing self driving cars.  What will the future of driving look like from a driver’s seat with no steering wheel?  Buckle in and let’s figure it out.

The opening track this week is called “Big Car Theft” by called Jason Shaw. More of his music can be found Here.

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This is an episode for you to curl up with in your favorite reading chair because tonight we’re discussing Books.  The written word changed our society forever, and we wouldn’t have it any other way.  With books we consider the power of an author providing a story that you bring into your own mind, the experience of entering a world full of magic and mystery, and the fun in sharing the experience with anyone else who has read the same book.  This is by far the best episode we’ve done so far.  Don’t believe everything you read.

The opening track this week is called “Tell the Stories” by an band called The Twin Atlas. More of their music can be found Here.

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Join us as we sit down to discuss one of the oldest pass-times in human history, Gambling.  This is one of those topics that grows and grows the closer you look at it.  Ross and Brent relate their own experiences in gambling as they realize how many ways it has touched their lives.  We look at Casinos, horse racing, sports betting, and dueling.  So ante up.  We bet you’ll enjoy it.

The opening track this week is called “Night Gambling” by an artist called Mike B. Fort. More of their music can be found Here.

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