Gravy Baby

Today we dive in on being yourself, reality TV shows, and the life and work of comedy master Norm Macdonald. This is a really good episode. What else can we say? Oh, and we talk about our funerals. 

Our good buddy Warren Tidwell stops back by to speak with DJ about climate change and community action. But did you know he was recently named Antifa's Top Super Soldier by Alabama Parents Against Critical Theory? That is their highest honor.

Also, on his birthday, Drew finds out Bonnaroo is cancelled and gets diagnosed with Covid. What a great day for us all. 

Today we start out on the porch, talkin with Papaw Karl, discussin the finer points of Ivermectin maniacs, and DJ tells us about his troubles at the airport.

Following that we get to dive in on a discussion between DJ and the illustrator, activist, and musician Solo Monk. The conversation covers prison, mutual aid, language, poverty and how to find a place for your art in a cold capitalistic world. 

We are joined today by friends, activists, and artists Jami and Dan Gaither. They talk to us about the Line 3 Pipeline and being connected with the land. This is a very rad and important episode. If you want to help their cause please join RISE coalition on Facebook and call the Army Corps of Engineers at 2027610292 and ask that the pipeline be postponed or stopped until more studies can be done.

Is Darwinism playing out, or are we stopping nature from taking it's course? Is social media gonna kill us? What exactly do DJ's balls smell like. We answer these questions, and more. Also, Lil Nas X will be President. Also, we revisit the serenity prayer. 

Ruminations on what it means to be "home" and even more goat whispering wisdom - today's is a dang good episode. We also feature a poem from Jennifer Smith that DJ DJ Lewis has turned into a podcast movie. Let your friends know about our weird lil podcast and rate/subscribe!

Drew decided to extend his stay in NYC in order to march with the miners of the Brookwood Alabama UMWA folks and gives us the report back on the success of that event. We also get into the instinct to become a recluse and the fears associated with having children. We introduce a new character in the biscuitverse: MC Mortal Enemy.  

Drew tries to check in from the family cabin (and we are so very sorry for the technical issues - on the bright side DJ handles them hilariously), sparking a discussion about the romanticization of isolation and "independence." We also give a rundown of the fundraiser show from this weekend and just exactly how hard it is to convince strangers that your cult is a joke, fake cult. Hanging out with all you vagabonds, queers, artists, organizers and all around rabble rousers was good for our soul and totally revived DJ. Thank y'all. 

This episode has more intense conversation about what it means/feels like to have a family member succumb to the lie of white supremacy and hate.  But we also get into our love affair with mutual aid as a concept, action, and place to put our energy. Don't forget to join us in person or livestream this weekend in Grayson Kentucky. 

DJ DJ Lewis tells us what it's like when the horrors of modern day white supremacy come into your own home, we discuss the perversion of "individualism" in America, and we talk a little bit about inspiration. Oh, and we do guns. 

Shout out to the homie Drew Mason yet again for the short story up top. Come see us in Grayson KY for a lil mutual aid hoedown on July 17. YUH