Let It Bleed

We're back with a half episode talking about all the prep leading up to Lost in the Sauce!  It starts tomorrow and you can get your tickets for Lost in the Sauce  (April 19th - 21st) (https://www.facebook.com/events/130789454486596/)

We're back in form this week to talk country music, managing egos in a creative field, and the abhorrent legacy of now former DHS Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen. The next episode of Mutate LA at Catch 1 [formerly Union Night Club] on Saturday, April 13th (http://ow.ly/FzaG30okyie) and you can get your tickets for Lost in the Sauce happening next weekend April 19th - 21st (http://ow.ly/5Umm50pU2km)

With Amaya in quarantine this week, we pulled off our first remote episode (Me in the studio, him in the Lions Den) that didn't sound like one of us was screaming into a robot's butt hole the entire time!  Speaking of robot butt holes, we gushed over Netflix's Love, Death, & Robots as well as the Rodriguez documentary "Searching for Sugar Man" (Spoiler alerts on the 2nd one).  Finally, we covered the news were all numb to including the ongoing White House security clearance scandal, Jussie Smollett's questionable exoneration, and the PR pig fuck that was the 4 page summary of the Mueller report (And how jaw-droppingly wrong most of the media has been covering this story)

Don't miss out on the Lost in the Sauce Pre-Party this Saturday at The Epic Lounge in Downey (http://ow.ly/mA8T30okyhD)  and the next episode of Mutate LA at Catch 1 [formerly Union Night Club] on Saturday, April 13th (http://ow.ly/FzaG30okyie)

In today's half episode, Amaya reviews this past weekend's Mutate LA and Art in the Park while I make fun of him for losing his phone. Plus, an encounter with a political opposite sparks a debate about balancing radical love with righteous fury! Tickets for Lost in the Sauce are on sale now (http://ow.ly/cfK750nGESn) and you can visit the GoFundMe for Psychedelic Lion's Den's project here: (http://ow.ly/vjVd50nGESp)

After some time off we jumped in the studio this week to catch up on what we've been up to over the break and talk about all of the somehow still stunning things going on in the world this week that everyone is understandably exhausted by. From the real predators in Neverland, Mar a Lago, & Chicago (Plus 1 fake one, looking at you Jussie Smollett) to the horrifying implications of David Wallace Wells' new book on how we've drastically understated how bad and how quick climate change will hit (spoiler: in our lifetime and brutally), we covered all the feel-good stuff! As a palette cleanser, we also got each other caught up on our favorite Movies/TV of the week including Thunder Road, Black Monday, Fleabag, SMILF, Man like Mobeen, and I'm Sorry!

There's no excuse for being bored this weekend when you've got Mutate LA on Saturday (https://www.facebook.com/events/2360196784199703/) & Art in the Park: Green Sauce on Sunday (https://www.facebook.com/events/528425777681060/)

We're back from hiatus with a bang!  We brought the oh so caffeinated Blair McGloiry aka Zimbu into the studio this week for one of the most Let it Bleed episodes of Let it Bleed we've ever done!  He gave us a crash course in Kendama, explained how deciding to do yes led to his success, and we came to the conclusion that Alex Jones is, in fact, a wook. 

You can check out his music on SoundCloud and Spotify at ZimbuMusic or follow him on Instagram (@ZimbuMusic) and Facebook (@BeeZimbu), but whatever you do don't miss him at Reflections this Saturday March 9th in Fullerton!  Check out the event on Facebook for tickets in this link I don't feel like shortening: https://www.facebook.com/events/310199249617001/

PS: I spent a long time trying to figure out fix whatever the fuck I did to make the pitch of everyone's voice go down until I said, "Fuck it, close enough."  We'll try not to sound like demons next week.  -Phil

We're joined by longtime friend and co-worker of David's Kareena Leuta this week to talk about the empathy that comes from working in the service industry, get to the bottom of who the fuck would actually leave a Yelp review for McDonald's, the legality of crack heads sucker punching Disneyland employees, and copyright law! Don't miss Art in the Park: Create and Grow this Sunday, January 20th! https://www.facebook.com/events/352148695579696/

"""It's part 2 of our 2018 wrap up series! Join us as we remember some of our favorite moments of an absolute trainwreck of a year! Featuring Geoffrey Adams, Danielle Clark, Lord Blobbie (Robbie Kirkhuff) ST4RFOX (Kevin Bernard), Chas Findley, Ericka Lugo, and Kelly McConville."""

"It's part 1 of our 2018 wrap up series! Join us as we remember some of our favorite moments of an absolute trainwreck of a year! Featuring Geoffrey Adams, Bobby Navarro, Chris Rushman, Steven Martin, and Kelly McConville."

We conjured comedian Kelly McConvell into the studio this week to chat about coming up in comedy, bombing, and getting scammed! You can catch her at many of the local mics around OC so take a look at her on Instagram @mcconvelli or on Facebook "Kelly McConville"