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In this episode, Bud and Roach discuss the absurdities of government money spent on reality TV criticism while exploring conspiracy theories about a genocide against stupidity, and how simplifying the voting process could prevent disqualification in WWF-like scenarios, all through the lens of historical and political humor. Featuring Felonious Monk.

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In this episode, Bud and Roach discuss Tobias' work at TC Electronic, inspired by his time in Denmark and the Faroe Islands, as they explore the intersection of music, business, and career advice, touching on band naming, poetry in music, and even recording in a slaughterhouse for that unique sound, all while delving into the broader context of the Scandinavian music industry and beyond into new wave, reggaeton, and bachata.

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In this episode, Bud and Roach discuss the quarantine edition of their podcast going live, covering a range of topics including digital concerts, Broadway sing-alongs, and Backstreet Boys concert tributes, while also touching on celebrities going live for at-home concerts and relationship dynamics during the daily life confinement, all interspersed with light-hearted moments like Spud and Echo's DJ sets and the unexpected low-level R&B video controversy involving an r&b singer live stripping.

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Bud and Roach talk about stories in which people get exposed on the internet for sending unsolicited dick pics to strangers, and proper nude etiquette when talking to someone.

In this episode, Bud and Roach discuss the evolution of special effects in superhero movies, from CGI to scale models and stop-motion animation, highlighting how these techniques have shaped the visual language of blockbusters like those in the Marvel Cinematic Universe and big budget comic book movies, while also touching on the impact of these changes on the movie industry and the experience in movie theaters.

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Bud and Roach talk with Johnny Gerosimo, an extraordinary singer songwriter that we were fortunate enough to meet during our first ReverbNation campaign in 2012. (Originally Aired 9/24/12) [Thumbnail Artwork by Dream by WOMBO]

In this episode, Bud and Roach discuss the evolution of battle rap from neighborhood pride to a competitive spirit, exploring its roots in underground rap culture and how it has influenced marketing and branding in the hip hop industry, from open mic performances to securing label deals and achieving public recognition. Featuring Cortez.

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In this episode, Bud and Roach discuss the rise of tea drinking as a health-conscious trend, exploring how brand naming and marketing strategies are influencing the business launching of new tea companies, while also touching on the impact of tea consumption trends and the broader health consciousness movement. Featuring Chaz Green.

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In this episode, Bud and Roach discuss the coronavirus update, New York City's latest restrictions, and the impact of government-instilled restrictions on unemployment, including issues with the unemployment website and grant application process, while also touching on online education, high school graduation ceremonies canceled due to the pandemic, and how people are documenting their lives through GoPro cameras amidst these significant life changes and job market shifts.

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In this episode, Bud and Roach discuss Song's Of Water's challenges and joys of creating an album together, sharing stories about their instrument collection, songwriting process, and the importance of grassroots community support in the music industry, while also touching on their experiences with live performances and band dynamics. Featuring Stephen Roach.

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