Dome and Bedlam Podcast

Dome and Bedlam Podcast

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  • D&B 20: Ohtani Bombs

    Wow after running an exhaustive guest appearance circut the boys, finally, are back in town. Nathan, David, and Scott break down the Mariners first week. We are here to praise Mitch Haniger and Robinson Cano, but also yowza Ichiro is the DH.

    MORE IMPORTANTLY we welcome a prestigious guest. The Czar of Badness, Baron Von S-Curve, DJ Twerk Life Balance himself, the Social God Scott George.

    Please enjoy this high brow discussion of baseball, self-checkouts, and Daniel Vogelbach Sandwiches.

    (Music Credits: Three 6 Mafia, The Lollipop Guild, Turnover)

    1 hr 4 min
  • Episode 20 - Ohtani Bombs
    Wow after running an exhaustive guest appearance circut the boys, finally, are back in town. Nathan, David, and Scott break down the Mariners first week. We are here to praise Mitch Haniger and Robinson Cano, but also yowza Ichiro is the DH.
    MORE IMPORTANTLY we welcome a prestigious guest. The Czar of Badness, Baron Von S-Curve, DJ Twerk Life Balance himself, the Social God Scott George.
    Please enjoy this high brow discussion of baseball, self-checkouts, and Daniel Vogelbach Sandwiches.
    (Music Credits: Three 6 Mafia, The Lollipop Guild, Turnover)
    1 hr 4 min
  • D&B 19: Blood for the Blood God

    Let’s catch up on injuries! Between last week and this, the Mariners have lost 3-4 players to injury including their presumptive fourth starter, and their star second baseman and designated hitter. This, this is not good!

    David, Scott, and Nathan talk about that, the free agent market finally shaking out a bit, and try to figure out what’s worse: Offering Jon Jay a three-year contract, choosing a 44-year old Ichiro over Jon Jay, or having a need for Jon Jay in the first place?

    Additionally, we answer your questions, including trying to get to the bottom of the TRIDENT CURSE.

    (Musical credits: Howard Ashman, Teenage Wrist)

    40 min
  • Episode 19 - Blood for the Blood God
    Let's catch up on injuries! Between last week and this, the Mariners have lost 3-4 players to injury including their presumptive fourth starter, and their star second baseman and designated hitter. This, this is not good!
    David, Scott, and Nathan talk about that, the free agent market finally shaking out a bit, and try to figure out what's worse: Offering Jon Jay a three-year contract, choosing a 44-year old Ichiro over Jon Jay, or having a need for Jon Jay in the first place?
    Additionally, we answer your questions, including trying to get to the bottom of the TRIDENT CURSE.
    (Musical credits: Howard Ashman, Teenage Wrist)
    40 min
  • D&B 18: Ichiro? ICHIRO! Ichiro…..

    THE MARINERS ARE SIGNING ICHIRO! Yeah, uh, well that’s not a great idea. Nathan, David, and Scott convene for an emergency broadcast to collectively roll eyes, talk about what this could portend for Jerry Dipoto, reminisce a bit, and come up with a few #fun #facts.

    Want to feel great about Ichiro coming back? Awesome, by all means do so and have a great time. To a certain extent, that’s our plan too. But bringing back a 44-year old outfielder when Jon Jay gets 1 year 3 million dollars makes it pretty clear where the scales are balanced for Mariner ownership. What a pity.

    (Music credits: Ben Gibbard, some other random thing I found on YouTube)

    32 min
  • Episode 18 - Ichiro? ICHIRO! Ichiro.....
    THE MARINERS ARE SIGNING ICHIRO! Yeah, uh, well that's not a great idea. Nathan, David, and Scott convene for an emergency broadcast to collectively roll eyes, talk about what this could portend for Jerry Dipoto, reminisce a bit, and come up with a few #fun #facts.
    Want to feel great about Ichiro coming back? Awesome, by all means do so and have a great time. To a certain extent, that's our plan too. But bringing back a 44-year old outfielder when Jon Jay gets 1 year 3 million dollars makes it pretty clear where the scales are balanced for Mariner ownership. What a pity.
    (Music credits: Ben Gibbard, some other random thing I found on YouTube)
    32 min
  • D&B 17: Matt Ellis and the Bad Place

    Through the combined miracles of technology, camaraderie, and good old fashioned all-american gumption the Dome and Bedlam Podcast has bridged both time and space, as Nathan, David, and Scott are joined by Matt Ellis FROM THE FUTURE. Matt talks labor, love, labor, and why the heck no one will sign Lance Lynn. Additionally we take your twitter questions, a fight breaks out over the right time of year to eat a hot dog, and we get lost in Dan Altavilla's Baby Blues. As a wise man once said, beep bop boop good to be back.

    1 hr 16 min
  • Episode 17: Matt Ellis and the Bad Place
    Through the combined miracles of technology, camaraderie, and good old fashioned all-american gumption the Dome and Bedlam Podcast has bridged both time and space, as Nathan, David, and Scott are joined by Matt Ellis FROM THE FUTURE. Matt talks labor, love, labor, and why the heck no one will sign Lance Lynn. Additionally we take your twitter questions, a fight breaks out over the right time of year to eat a hot dog, and we get lost in Dan Altavilla's Baby Blues. As a wise man once said, beep bop boop good to be back.
    (Music Credits: John Goodman, END, Lena Raine)
    1 hr 16 min
  • D&B 16: Everything We Give You Is A Gift

    WELCOME, to a stealthy, surprise episode of Dome and Bedlam. When you never record, NO ONE EXPECTS YOU, and that is our recording philosophy.

    David, Nathan, and Scott talk about the Mariners’ offseason, and the total absence of same. We also complain about the media luncheon, bad optics, and consider the possibility that Shohei Ohtani BROKE JERRY DIPOTO’S BRAIN.

    But then, in a surprise twist, we spend the second half of the show talking ourselves into some good things about the team, and disappear down a beer talk and Tim Salmon minor league track record rabbit hole. In all, we consider this to absolutely be another one of our episodes.

    Thanks as always for listening. We truly do appreciate you.

    (Music credits: Bruce Springsteen, Caitlin Carey Feat. Ryan Adams)

    1 hr 18 min
  • Episode 16 - Everything We Give You Is A Gift
    WELCOME, to a stealthy, surprise episode of Dome and Bedlam. When you never record, NO ONE EXPECTS YOU, and that is our recording philosophy.
    David, Nathan, and Scott talk about the Mariners' offseason, and the total absence of same. We also complain about the media luncheon, bad optics, and consider the possibility that Shohei Ohtani BROKE JERRY DIPOTO'S BRAIN.
    But then, in a surprise twist, we spend the second half of the show talking ourselves into some good things about the team, and disappear down a beer talk and Tim Salmon minor league track record rabbit hole. In all, we consider this to absolutely be another one of our episodes.
    Thanks as always for listening. We truly do appreciate you.
    (Music credits: Bruce Springsteen, Caitlin Carey Feat. Ryan Adams)
    1 hr 18 min

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Three former somebodies, now just nobodies. An unfiltered, unscripted, unrehearsed show about baseball, beer, and quite frankly whatever else we feel like talking about. Listen when life is too…