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Recorded live at Ingenuity Fest in Cleveland, OH. Comedian and camera wizard Dylan Lusk joins The Fat Woke Boyz to discuss his hatred of live music. Sheer and Jordan battle technical and logistical difficulties to guide the crowd towards enjoying them. Find out why Dylan can't enjoy a night out in his neighborhood, when Cattle Decapitation coming to town, and what Dylan considers a pleasant surprise. Afterparty was not at Dylan's as he hates company. Recorded by Dylan Lusk. Produced by Pete Milk. A second version was recorded by Elton Lytle (thanks, Elton!)
Recorded live at Shakespeare's Lower Level in Kalamazoo, MI. Actor and producer Wes Allen (pictured with his son Cash in the sweet Revival shirt) joins the Fat Woke Boyz to discuss his hatred of Radiohead. Shake's Chuck LaVelle loves Radiohead, so this was a bittersweet episode for him to record. Wes gets to the root of his hatred, and we find out what a typical Radiohead fan is like. Can anyone really play Radiohead? Are they a proggy, modern Grateful Dead or a hipster noise project? Can the three wrestling afficianados go five minutes without talking grapplesport? What is Powerbomb and why is everyone really excited about it? Find out in the second live episode from Shakes in Kzoo. Recorded by Chuck LaVelle. Produced by Mike Calhoun and Pete Milk.
Recorded live at Shakespeare's Lower Level in Kalamazoo, MI. Comedian Brennan Schoen joins the Fat Woke Boyz to discuss his hated of people who are easily offended. The three share stories of their experiences with offense and violence. Brennan shares his Laff Fest setlist, and Sheer delivers his version of El Jordano Diablo's conception. Of course, this episode is not for the easily offended, unless being offended makes your nethers twitch. Recorded by Chuck LaVelle, produced by Mike Calhoun and Pete Milk.
Comedian and Jail Princess Chelsea King joins the Fat Woke Boyz to discuss her hatred of Andy Warhol. Is he a talented pop artist, or an abusive talent curator? Who are they talking about when they draw parallels with Cleveland? Why was he so mean to Edie?! Lots to get through and unpack here.
Actor and meme machine George Takei* joins The Fat Woke Boyz to discuss his hatred of William Shatner. We learn what Shatner does to pets, strange contractual obligations and who was really supposed to get the part of Captain James Tiberius Kirk.
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Comedians Jeremy Sheer and El Jordano Diablo welcome a guest each week to share their hatred of a specific person, place, thing or concept and explore why their venom exists. Is it justified or are…