Join us for a trip down memory lane as we draw our attention to Cartoons!  Today we discuss the origins of cartoons and animation, their power and purpose, and can’t help but reminisce about our favorite cartoons, past and present.  So grab a bowl of cereal, throw on your PJs, and tune in.

The opening track this week a rendition of the “Frog Legs Rag” by James Scott.  More information on James Scott can be found Here.

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Police.  What are they?  And where do they get off doing all of that… policing?  In this episode we sit down for a candid discussion on the concept of the Police; their history, purpose, and practice.  We share our own experiences, talk through some of the current state of affairs with America’s police force, and think through some of the possible futures of Policing.  Not the band… wha’cha gonna do?

The opening track this week is called “Cops (Part 1)” by Tha Silent Partner. More of their music can be found Here.

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In this episode we tackle the idea of the great American Road Trip.  We discuss the origins of and motivations behind Road Trips and relate some of our own experiences traversing the nation.  We also discuss some alternative journeys of discovery i.e. walkabouts, backpacking, etc.  If you’re thinking about dropping everything to spend a month on the open road, we are fully in support of that decision.  Maybe hold onto this episode to keep you company on those long highway nights, though.  Grab a seat, buckle in, and enjoy the ride.

The opening track this week is called “This Highway” by an artist called Zephaniah and the 18 Wheelers. More of their music can be found Here.

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In this episode we discuss what it is to be human and if it is possible to move beyond the limitations of the human body.  Transhumansim: The fusion of technology and biology in an attempt to transcend our humanity.  Brent and Ross discuss the history and current state of transhumanism; as well as the potential future that we could see within our lifetimes.  After, of course, a frank discussion of proper laundering techniques.

This episode was made possible by the Tyrell Corporation.  “More Human Than Human.”

The opening track this week is called “For Robots” by an artist called Tom Woxom. More of his music can be found Here.

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This week’s topic is one your hosts have spent their fair share of time exploring, Beer!  Crack open a cold one and join us as we dig deep into the origins and cultures that exist around this wonder drink.  Craft Beer, Draft Beer, and your First Beer.  Please enjoy this episode responsibly.

Our opening track this week is called “Drink Beer (Till the Day That I Die)” by an artist called Dazie Mae. More of their music can be found and purchased Here.

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In the latest episode of the Acid Bath Podcast, we focus on one of the most interesting and ephemeral aspects of the human condition: Dreams. We dive right in, exploring theories regarding why we dream in the first place, lucid dreaming, theories of the subconscious mind, the nature of day dreaming, and how dreams are expressed in pop culture.  We also ponder about the nature of dreams and how they may be explored or exploited in the future!  So, tune in for another white knuckle, edge of your seat, Acid Bath thrill ride!

Our opening track this week is called “Long Forgotten Dream” by an artist called Luno. More of their music can be found and purchased Here.

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We missed our normal release time last night, so we thought we’d make it up to you by releasing an episode that’s hot off the presses.  Brent and I just finished recording this discussion of Espionage and we’re ready to hand-deliver it to your ears.  We got into James Bond, spycraft, information, misinformation, and so much more.  It’s 10:00.  Do you know where your data is?

The intro track is called “Spy Perfume” by Skip Heller’s Hot Seven and you can find more of there music here.

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In this episode we dive into the idea of Meat and it’s role in American food culture.  We talk about the emphasis on having meat as a central element in the modern meal and the alternative bases emerging today.  We also discuss that age-old question, “To Meat, or not to Meat?”

The intro track is called “Alabama Chicken” by Sean Hayes and you can find more of their music here.

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This episode is from a few months back where we decided to pick a random topic and just get weird with it, hence this charming, rambling podcast about The DEVIL! We talk about supernatural monsters, legendary origins, and ways that the devil has been portrayed in society, and of course we get a couple of good jokes and stories in there, too.

The Intro track is called “Devil Do” by Holly Golightly and the Brokeoffs and you can find more of their music Here

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In this episode, we pay tribute to characters like Cayce Pollard and the insanity that is the modern day advertising world by looking at CoolHunting!  We look at what makes things stand out to us, and exhibit this elusive quality of coolness while also navigating the things that have defined our perceptions in our youths and its evolution over the years. Enjoy!

The intro track is “Cool Standarts” by the group Nameless Dancers. You can find more of their stuff Here.

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