Here Comes Everybody

From the Rolling Stones to the Hell's Angels, to Sam Cutler and the tragic death of Meredith Hunter, Dom & Shem talk about the historic phenomenon that was Altamont - a concert festival gone horribly wrong that could have gotten a lot worse.

Shem & Dom talk Shakespeare's Hamlet. Shem breaks down the play and gives insight on what the "To Be, Not To Be" soliloquy may have been really about and dismisses some of the more popular theories that one of Billy Shake's most famous works carries with it. In the process, Dom gets his Hamlet movies mixed up.

Ian "Uncle Fresh" Johnson joins Shem & Dom to discuss David Foster Wallace's modern classic novel, Infinite Jest. Ian & Shem break the book down so anybody can dive into such a vast, but entertaining endeavor, the impact that the story has today and how extremely relevant it is in today's "immediate entertainment" society. We also talk about Shaq a little bit An extremely interesting issue.

Dom & Shem The Pen return to talk Shem's hiatus, the Cornell / Bettington tragedies. Rage Against The Machine, and of course, the return of Here Comes Everybody (Season 2) including upcoming episodes on The Grateful Dead, David Foster Wallace, The Sopranos, The Doors & more!

Dom & Shem The Pen talk to Gordy & Zack of the band Bat Zuppel. Their upcoming album Dylar, the struggles of touring and living your everyday life, the fickle beast that is social media, musical influences, the origin of the band's name and much more. A great listen for a fan of the Pittsburgh music scene or someone who's in a band or is thinking of starting one.

He wasn't called "Tricky Dick" for nothing. Enjoy the classic American spy caper we now come to know as Watergate. And don't forget about Checkers.

Shem delivers a graduate course to Dom on the history of Led Zeppelin.

Shem breaks down King Lear with South Park, Wes Anderson and Dom sees connections to Vince McMahon

This one's a doozy - Shem gives Dom a history lesson on the origins of rap as he talks about Bob Dylan, the pioneers/influences of the mid-to-late 80s, the renaissance boom of the 90s with Tupac & Biggie and the heavy hitters of today's landscape like Kendrick Lamar and Roc Marciano.

Shem breaks down Finnegan's Wake as Dom tries to use Robert De Niro to make sense of it all.