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By Brett BakerSociety & Culture
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- Episode 53: Neowise, Halley’s comet, Evel Knievel, Kanye West, Air conditioning, Chernobyl, ChallengerNeowise comet survived passing the sun, and can now be seen from earth. Halley’s comet came in 1986, and Mark Twain may have been riding on it. Humans will kill each other before a meteor does. Evel Knievel was a badass, and should have made some money from putting his body on the line. Kanye West is running for president, sort of. Air conditioning is a comfort we don’t want to do without. Stay away from Chernobyl, and they should have postponed the Challenger.1 hr 3 min
- Episode 52: Haunted butter, Ant invasions, Aquanet, Cowboy hats, Into the Wild Bus, Mary Kay LetourneauDave joins the guys as a special guest. He’s done some acting work. Ants and ghosts are invading Brett’s house, Dave suggests a ghost trap, and bug spray sent Brian to urgent care. Aquanet destroyed the ozone, but saved Brian’s high school hair, and made Dave’s bathroom door flammable. Brett smashed Dave’s truck with a hammer, but luckily Dave doesn’t remember. Dave helped bankrupt Sears, but won’t wear a cowboy hat. The Into the Wild bus has been moved, and Brian has questions about JFK’s assassination limo. Dave has construction horror stories, and Mary Kay Letourneau died. Plus a whole lot of Texas.1 hr 15 min
- Episode 51: Casual Sex, 4th of July, Jigsaw puzzles, Ty Cobb, Bobby Bonilla, Tiger Woods, Carl Reiner
Do Americans know what they’re celebrating on 4thof July? We’re looking for enticing titles for the podcast, and Brett reminisces about alluring titles from his childhood. Jigsaw puzzles are seeing a resurgence during covid, and has overtaken Brett’s kitchen table. Was Ty Cobb a bad guy? Why are the Mets still paying Bobby Bonilla? We loved to watch Tiger Woods’ rise and fall. Plus, a great story about Carl Reiner, who died a few days ago.
1 hr 7 min - Episode 50: Fireworks, Mandatory Masks, Punchable faces, Disappearing Cheers, Mets Cocaine, Halls of (Less than) FameFireworks are loud around the 4th, how do fireworks places sta in business, and is anything shady happening there? Some people still refuse to wear masks, the Greatest Generation laughs at them, and bunkers don’t last forever. Punkass white kid needs to be punched, as do a unc of other people Cheers is disappearing from Netflix, Dwight Gooden like cocaine, and the 1986 mets were head and shoulders above everyone. Summer stuff is going clearance,1 hr 8 min
- Episode 49: Tithe brag, Radish sandwiches, Building a Bomb, Gremlins, PG-13, Jaws, Hedge explained, David Carradine and the buddy system
After taking a break the guys are back with a new episode featuring someone who brags about tithing, radish and butter sandwiches, and mashed potatoes that will cause a heart attack. Knot tying is fun, magnifying glasses can start fires, and Brett and Brian built a bomb without killing themselves. Gremlins caused some problems, and created a new movie rating which didn’t make sense, don’t put Brett in charge of fighting Gremlins, Jaws is awesome, Chuck Norris is Lonewolf McQuade, Brian doesn’t know what hedge means, and Brian could have saved David Carradine and Michael Hutchence
1 hr 12 min - Episode 48: Tornado, Dust Devil, Helen Hunt, Hollywood, Freaks and Geeks, Covid fun, Gin Scammers
Thunderstorm fun, Twister is a fun movie, and what happened to Helen Hunt? Brian finished watching Ryan Murphy's Hollywood, Freaks and Geeks was legendary, Pete Davidson has a new movie, and we talk about what we feel comfortable doing during covid. Brian got ripped off buying a bottle of bourbon and couldn't talk down the owner.
1 hr 30 min - Episode 47: A mobile episode covering an Elvis lookalike, Boyz II Men, headlights, Brian and Brett childhood neighborhoods, DynamiteIn the first mobile episode, Brett and Brian hit the road with no destination. They revisit the neighborhood where they group up, telling stories along the way, and triggering long-latent memories. Old weirdos, old songs, old landmarks, and fun with dynamite will keep you enthralled.1 hr 5 min
- Episode 46: Lightning, Rogue face masks, Falling out of cars, Runts candy, Frozen pizza, Tylenol poisoning, Closed caption comedy, Hedge trimmed fingersLightning is farther away than you think, Ted Fujita was a tornadic badass, Brett had to pickup a rogue face mask. Bakers fall out of cars, Runts are dangerous, and Ferrara Pan candy is the best. Brian wants weiners in his mouth at baseball games, Homerun Inn Pizza is great, so is a honey swirl. Mixed up Diet Dr Pepper, poisonous Tylenol, Ferris Bueller, Frugal Gourmet, and Bert Kreischer. Also, drink champagne while cutting hedges, but don’t stick your finger in the hedge trimmer (like Brett).1 hr 17 min
- Episode 45: Mid-life crisis cars, Truck nuts, Eerie late night visitors, Street sweepers, Weird Al, Relationship age differences, Cliff Clavin“George Lucas” taught Brett a lesson, Jeeps aren’t mid-life crisis cars, who buys truck balls? Are street sweepers obsolete? Brett felt like someone was watching him when he was falling asleep. Weird Al is surprised anyone knows him, Clint Eastwood likes younger women, and Brian may go 80. Cliff Clavin always seemed old, and the George Wendt – Jason Sudeikis connection1 hr 1 min
- Episode 44: Liquor Inventory, Stinky Worms, Fishing Luck, Parenting is Faking It, Summer List of Fun, Portillo’s, CheersIs Brian’s liquor inventory impressive or worrisome? Summer is beginning, which means Brian swings golf clubs outside at midnight. Brett had a good night fishing, and the podcast isn’t live. 75% of parenting is pretending to know what you’re doing, and Zencastr is starting to suck. Brett has a summer of fun list prepared, Brian explains why Portillo’s shouldn’t have come to Indiana, and Cheers may have stopped being funny after season two.1 hr 3 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.