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In this episode, Bud and Roach discuss how coffee shop chains like Starbucks can sometimes be a scam for third-world countries, while also exploring survival skills from The Walking Dead, Book of Eli, and other shows that teach valuable lessons about building with bamboo and third-world survival skills.

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In this episode, Bud and Roach discuss the intersection of sexually based offenses and the New York City Police Department's Major Crimes Unit within the Law & Order franchise, exploring how Dick Wolf's cop dramas have evolved through television syndication and crossovers like Criminal Intent, SVU, and Major Crimes, while also touching on the roles of District Attorneys and the impact of actors like Ice-T in Cop Killers and Cop Dramas.

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In this episode, Bud and Roach discuss the challenges of painting performance in a post-Biden presidency landscape, touching on the implications of marijuana legalization, the handling of the virus and the importance of wearing masks, and the ongoing debates around the reopening of various sectors including baseball, while also considering the second wave of COVID and the potential for a second wave of economic downturns.

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In this episode, Bud and Roach discuss the enduring legacy of classic rock bands like Queen and Nirvana, exploring how their influence spans from alternative rock to classical rock, and delve into the impact of iconic performances such as Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers at the Super Bowl halftime show, while also touching on the timeless appeal of artists like Prince and the evolution of rock music through the decades.

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In this episode, Bud and Roach discuss public transportation in New York City, exploring the role of the MTA and safety concerns, while also touching on critical thinking about conspiracy theories and the importance of history lessons, especially regarding the Biodiesel initiative and the impact on sanitation workers and other workers like firemen and police officers.

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In this episode, Bud and Roach discuss the impact of Fourth of July celebrations, particularly fireworks, on city life, including the effects on dog fear, noise pollution, and safety concerns, while also touching on the broader issues of homelessness and police brutality in inner cities.

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In this episode, Bud and Roach discuss the challenges and adjustments of online learning during coronavirus shutdowns, focusing on how young students are handling the transition, the importance of digital parent-teacher conferences for family involvement, and the impact on their overall development, especially as they approach freshman year and prepare for college readiness, including summer reading and Regents Week.

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In this episode, Bud and Roach discuss the social media uproar surrounding various service issues including T-Mobile, Sprint, and Google Fi, as well as speculation about a potential DDoS attack, while also touching on communication problems during the Brooklyn power outage and cascading failures that affected the region.

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In this episode, Bud and Roach discuss the intersection of social media and exposure to various forms of hate speech, including a recent airport incident involving a native American being racially profiled and the subsequent cop involvement, as they explore how such incidents are often exposed through social media and how these discussions can sometimes devolve into name-calling and other forms of online dumb shit.

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In this episode, Bud and Roach discuss the various impacts of the pandemic across different sectors including the NBA Finals, NHL Stanley Cup, and coronavirus cases in Texas, New York, and Florida, while also touching on public behavior, vaccine development controversies like hydroxychloroquine, and the link between job loss and increased alcohol consumption during quarantine.

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