Bullshittin'

It's Big Sug's birthday! But before we celebrate, we've got a few things to get into. First up, Big Pharma and its influence over the media companies telling us what to think. Then we catch up on what we've been watching and listening to, discuss the new Stanford Prison Experiment and why people are so reluctant to buck the system, even when the system is completely made up. Big Love has another installment of That Don't Work for Me, Brother, and this time the Dallas Cowboys are in his crosshairs. Finally, we're back to dissecting Rolling Stone's Top 500 Songs of All Time, where we may have uncovered one of the biggest misses on the list so far.

Strap in, folks. This one's a long one.

We kick things off with our usual check-ins, discuss the Vapors Championship Wrestling event at Boogies in Hot Springs, dive into The Traitors and why Victor is the man, and get into Nick Saban and the NCAA expanding the College Football Playoff. Big Love also brings a fresh TDWFMB to the table.

Then we continue our journey through Rolling Stone's 500 Greatest Songs of All Time, covering songs ranked 175–150.

Wrestling, reality TV, football, music, and plenty of bullshit. Settle in and join the bullpen!

Sug got a septum piercing, and Big Love HATES it! This week we get into what we’ve been up to, Sug brings his own That Don’t Work for Me, Brother, we talk about what we’ve been watching and listening to, and continue our journey through Rolling Stone’s Top 500 Songs of All Time.

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Big Love and Big Sug are back Bullshittin’ about The Traitors, what they’ve been watching and listening to, and somehow—some fucking way—we end up discussing the exit strategy for the never-ending war.

Then it’s back to the Rolling Stone Top 500 Songs of All Time as they tear through numbers 225–200 and roast the list accordingly.

This week on Bullshittin’, we spend a frankly irresponsible amount of time talking about Fuel before eventually remembering we have a show to do. Then we get into What We’re Watching and dive back into the Rolling Stone Top 500 Songs of All Time, working our way through #250–225 and finding plenty to argue about along the way.

Music, movies, bullshit, and another 25 songs for us to question—it's Bullshittin’.

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The Bullshittin’ crew is back with shit we’ve been listening to, shit we’ve been watching, and the eternal question: does Five Finger Death Punch (aka Five Finger Facepunch) actually fuck, or are they just trash?

Then we dive back into the Rolling Stone Top 500 Songs of All Time, taking on entries 275–250 and deciding what belongs, what doesn’t, and what the hell Rolling Stone was thinking.

Big Love and Big Sug are back at it, talking the upcoming TDWFMB event with TAC, getting way too deep into Orange Is the New Black, checking in on the latest NASCAR news, and then diving into numbers 300–275 of Rolling Stone’s Top 500 Songs of All Time. As always, opinions are questionable and the bullshit is plentiful.

On this episode of Bullshittin’, Rob and Big Love keep rolling through Rolling Stone’s Top 500 Songs of All Time, breaking down entries #325–300 and deciding whether the list is actually getting it right—or just making them angry. They talk favorites, questionable picks, songs that deserve better, songs that maybe don’t deserve to be here at all, and, as always, somehow manage to wander way off the damn list. It’s music, opinions, arguments, and a whole lot of bullshittin’.

This week on Bullshittin’, Big Sug and Big Love tackle the important stuff: the state of Oklahoma, food—obviously—and whatever the hell they’ve been watching lately.

Then it’s back to the Rolling Stone Top 500 Songs of All Time, as the boys work their way through #350–325, debating the picks, questioning the rankings, and probably disagreeing about what the hell qualifies as an all-time great song.

This week on Bullshittin’, we get into the usual bullshit before diving into Rolling Stone’s Top 500 Songs of All Time, covering #375–350. What made the list, what didn’t, and what the hell was Rolling Stone thinking?

Music, opinions, and plenty of bullshit.