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By Brett BakerSociety & Culture
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- Episode 73: World Series, Falling Down, Sandwiches, Alfalfa, Halloween Films
What wins games, desire or production? Brett is feeling like Michael Douglas, and Brian invents Rex. White Hen buildings are unique, and there's a hierarchy of sandwiches. Alfalfa is underappreciated. Brett's watching a bunch of Halloween movies, but what counts as a Christmas movie? Are there any Thanksgiving movies? Heartbreaking Lang Ice news.
1 hr 11 min - Episode 72: Pandemic, Jeffrey Toobin, Cubs, Grocery Gripes
In the first episode in quite awhile Brian and Brett remind you why you love them. Masking, Violin fundraising, Jeffrey Toobin, the Cubs, and grocery grips are the highlights. Lang Ice is back, even if they don't know it.
1 hr 11 min - Episode 71: Jeffrey Toobin, Back injuries, Patti Smith, R.E.M., Bret Michaels, Monk, Chevy CitationJeffrey Toobin made some bad zoom decisions. Johnny Carson smoked under a desk, and Jim Leyland smoked in the dugout. Clayton Kershaw is the best, back injuries suck, and where are the new fast food restaurants? Brewfest is so much fun, Brett can’t get into Patti Smith, but loves R.E.M. Bret Michaels is jealous, and R.E.M. doesn’t like Shiny Happy People. Monk is better than you think, and Randy Newman is great. Chevy Citation is like time travel.1 hr 9 min
- Episode 70: Mouth burning, NBA futility, Yan Can Cook, He-Man, Hubie Halloween, Eddie Van HalenBrett can’t handle eating hot things, all fish is frozen, and Calumet Fisheries is delicious. The guys didn’t watch the NBA finals, which are a joke, and NYC doesn’t claim the Islanders. Brett’s dad had Cubs license plate, and Phoenix is really hot. The Redskins suck, Yan Can Cook is awesome. He-Man is childhood personified, and Moss Man brings back memories, too. Eddie van Halen could play.1 hr 13 min
- Episode 69: Eating Fish, Burger Styles, George Motz, Drinking Coffee, Expensive Fast Food, Brian’s Musical RevelationBrett rediscovers a food he forgot about, which makes him want to discover more foods. Hamburgers are good, and can be done a million different ways. Brian watches a burger guy named George Motz on YouTube, who may have one of the coolest careers ever. Brett has fast food complaints, and Brian’s raging about thousand island dressing. Nutrigrain bars have shrunk, Comcast commercials are annoying and hypocritical, and Brian has a musical revelation that may add a new artist to his playlist.1 hr 14 min
- Episode 68: Thermostat Hawks, Table Etiquette, Road Kill trucks, Animals hunting each other, Beavis and Butt-headBrett ate a pizza puff for the first time in decades and isn’t happy with the results. Then he forgot to order at McDonald’s. Brian’s not going to be bullied into wearing pants, and Brett’s obsessed with the thermostat. Brian thinks young people used to look older than they were, and wants to know if we’ll ever dress like old men. Where did table etiquette come from? Why is Brian obsessed with watching people at dinner? What’s the best way to cut a sandwich, and what happens to all of those dead animals? Brian has YouTube animal video recommendations.1 hr 4 min
- Episode 67: Peanut Butter, Fried Chicken, Food Adventures, Screws, Sports Impatience, Tennis DominanceBrett went back to work for a couple of hours, hated his commute, and didn’t see any lazy mice. Brian has no peanut butter loyalty, and Brett has conquered his PB&J addiction. Fried chicken is good even if the woman behind the counter smokes. Brett stood in line with his son for donuts, and Brian stood in line with his brother for hot dogs. Brett annoyed a scam caller by pretending to be a screwdriver. Ever hear of the Robertson screw? Brian doesn’t have time to watch sports, but hopes it’s a phase. Dominant tennis players.1 hr 14 min
- Episode 66: Shifting Seasons, Pearl Jam Social Issues, Separating Art and Artists, Tom Cruise, Johnny Cash, Song LyricsFeels like the seasons are shifting, scorched grass looks great, and Brian went to a cold Pearl Jam show. Lots of music talk: Pearl Jam social issues, Ted Nugent, Glenn Danzig, Rick Rubin, and the best song lyric ever written. Brian can’t get past Tom Cruise’s weirdness, but has an x-rated suggestion for his next movie title. Johnny Cash is great, and who know there was a Field of Dreams 2?1 hr 8 min
- Episode 65: Chalk, Snotty Handkerchief, Airbnb, Syrup Pee, Eating Humans, David Hasselhoff, Mick JaggerCollege math professors have a clear chalk preference, Grandsons of baseball players we remember are getting drafted. Brian is an Airbnb fan, and sometimes does disturbing things within. Reviewing rejected topics brings us to reusing handkerchiefs, does syrup smell like pee? and when should we decide to eat another person? Brian likes David Hasselhoff, Art Alexakis likes “Yeah” and Mark McGrath does music sometimes. Mick Jagger has a younger girlfriend, George C Scott is intense, and Brian renamed a river.1 hr 3 min
- Episode 64: Lost Summer, Death Valley, Bed Bugs, Shellfish, Smoking Chefs, Smize, Unwritten RulesDoes it feel like a lost summer, and is it a good time to stay in a hotel? Brett wants to go to Death Valley to feel the heat, bed bugs are gross, and a spider is set to take over Brett’s house. Brian wants to work with his hands, when are shellfish going to disappear, and why do chefs smoke? Baseball stats are problematic, and unwritten rules are stupid.1 hr 7 min
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Urinal etiquette. The best ice. And the decreasing quality of french fries. Brett and Brian have been friends for more than 30 years. Listen in as they discuss pop culture, movies, music, their own…
personal quirks, and their unique perspective on daily life. You'll wonder how you managed without them.