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Friend of the Pod Harry Hamilton is back with the boys to talk about those bands that slipped through the cracks. Whether it was in high school, college, or at the Blue Stage at Pitchfork in 2016; we go around the horn and talk about artists we got into late, but also right on time.
Dish, Danger, and Rooster are joined by friend of the show Harry "Straight H" Hamilton to talk about bands from the USofA baby. Each guy picks the best American band from each of the following decades: The 60's, 70's, 80's, 90's, and 00's. Domestic Pints on Tap.
In One Shining Moment, we laugh really hard. In One Shining Moment, Mclovin's fake ID card.
In this episode the guys are joined by comedy connoisseur and friend of the show Lorenzo Martino to break down 16 of the best 21st Century comedies. Dave divided the movies into a Sweet 16 style bracket so each movie can be properly argued for. Listen in and laugh along to this episode of Dish N' Danger
Sampling really is an art form and those who do it well have crafted some of our most memorable moments in music. Dish, Danger, and Roos spend this episode talking about their favorite samples, top producers, and favorite should be samples. Listen along as they discuss everything Sade to Kanye!
Death is never an easily approachable topic, hell life ain't either sometimes. And knowing that one day we will be dead and buried is the most burdensome gift we as humans posses. That's why it's such an important message in music, it's one of the few things we can all attempt to wrap our heads around. In this episode Dish, Danger, and Roos talk about the songs they want played at their funerals. And no it's not all weepy and sad. We all know the funerals are the ending chapters but chapters in one the greatest books written, so why not celebrate it.
This is a table read of the series pilot for ORPD, which stands for Oak Ridge PD.
The show takes place in the East Tennessee neighborhood of Oak Ridge. Sheriff Jack must track down the one who sold a lethal amount of opioids to a young girl in the town. Paired with a deputy who may have some nose problems of his own, Jack must wade through a new world while holding back his old ghosts. This, is ORPD
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