Now More Than Ever

This week, we're learning about math and the census, breaking down fast food restaurant fights, being mostly excited about the return of SEC football and discussing the new trend in "Drive In" concerts.

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This week, we talk about the influence of money in politics, sandwiched by our coverage of the beginning of the NFL season including TV ratings and the kerfuffle over Skip Bayless' comments about Cowboys QB Dad Prescott. Then, we watched Sidney Pollock's Aretha Franklin documentary, Amazing Grace, and we think you should, too.

This week, we don our Presidential Historian hats and try to settle the age old question: "Who are the sorriest candidates of all time?"

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This week, we talk about the media's coverage of recent events and the economy how that may or may not be influencing the upcoming election. And then, Dave asks the question, are The Replacements an essential band?

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Bonus Content: No topics, just takes, we broke quarantine with our first in person Jam Session. Trigger Warning: We laugh a lot.

This week, we tie up some Rick Rubin loose ends, provide WALL TO WALL coverage of both political parties' conventions (without the agony of watching even a minute) and remember the great singer/songwriter, Justin Townes Earle.

This week, we're joined by our old pal Mike Bustin for Part 2 of our Rick Rubin deep dive. This time out, we're talking about the 90's: Red Hot Chili Peppers, Johnny Cash and Tom Petty among others.

This week, we bounce around talking about everything from the Census to the Butthole Surfers, then try and remember "What's the dumbest thing you thought about the pandemic back in March?"

This week we celebrate The Chairman's birthday and talk about targeted ads and cookbooks before diving in to a discussion of business ethics and a check in on the status of the various sports leagues.

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This week we remember John Lewis, and begin our exploration in to the career of Rick Rubin with a look at some of the albums he produced in the 1980's.