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Welcome to Scatterbrain Podcast Episode 141, our 2022 Year End Review!

Join us this week as we welcome back Tim and Josh from Paroxysmal Butchering. The guys update us on the latest PB news including the forthcoming album as well as the potential for live shows in 2023. We also talk with Tim about his new book "The Easter Outskirts: Non Stop Turbo Noir".

Then we look back on the year's music releases. We revisit albums we reviewed as well as talk about some 2022 releases we didn't get around to talking about. Lots of great music came out in 2022; we barely scratched the surface. Finally, before we wrap up Season 3, Ian and I list our top albums of the year. 

Thank you again to all of our faithful listeners for your ongoing support. We appreciate anyone who's taken the time to listen and interact with us on the social medias.

We look forward to another great year of Scatterbrain Podcast in 2023. Cheers!

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Scatterbrain Podcast's 3rd Annual 2022 Year-End Review will be released December 21st, 2022. 

Thanks for three great seasons everyone! May 2023 be even better yet! 

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Scatterbrain Podcast Episode 140 welcomes back Marianne from Death Is Everything Podcast to talk incoherently about Fungus. Fungi. Funguses. 

We will all be one with fungus soon... so enjoy! 

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Always.

Carpet Fire... Curtain Fire....WTF, Dan?

Welcome to Scatterbrain Podcast Episode 139! 

This week, we welcome back Knox Colby, vocalist from Enforced. We caught up with Knox before their recent show in San Diego. He shares some interesting info about the band and their upcoming new album. 

It was great chatting with Knox again, he's a cool guy. We hope you enjoy listening as much as we enjoyed recording this. If you haven't listened to Enforced, you really should. These guys are top tier thrash.

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Welcome to Scatterbrain Podcast Episode 138!

This week's episode is a fun one.

First, Dan shares details about an interesting experience he had on a recent trip to the desert.

Then, we cram in two thrash album reviews; our last album reviews of 2022. We talk about High Command's new album "Eclipse of the Dual Moons" and Xentrix's latest offering, "Seven Words". There were so many great albums we didn't get around to reviewing in 2022, so we'll have to be happy with what we managed to fit in. If there are some new releases from 2022 that you think we missed, let us know: We're always looking to discover great new tunes.

Finally, after months of following its progress and multiple delays, we talk about the successful launch of the Artemis I mission and the progress so far. The success of this mission will have implications for subsequent missions in the years to come.

We're getting close to the end of Season 3. Thank you for listening and for your ongoing support.

Don't forget to share, like, rate, & review!

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We're gifting you this gem as we take the week off, but we'll be back with a new episode next week! 

Thanks for listening everyone, and Happy Thanksgiving U.S.A.! 

My Best Friend Satan: "Thanksgiving With Bob"

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Scatterbrain Podcast - Episode 137: Banter Vol. VIII includes a review of Revocation's new album "Netherheaven".

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Welcome to Scatterbrain Podcast Episode 136!

This week, we review "Of Earth & Flesh", the debut album from Australian death metal band, Writhing.

Then, we continue the space-themed discussion as we talk about the planet Mars. For thousands of years, humans have attributed much importance to Mars. Whether naming after a deity or considering Mars as the origin of humans on Earth, there's no doubt Mars has an interesting history. Did life once thrive on Mars? Does human life descend from an ancient civilization on Mars?   Things get heated as we talk about these and other possibilities regarding life and civilization on The Red Planet.

Thanks for listening and your ongoing support. Don't forget to rate and review on your favorite podcast platforms and share with someone you think will enjoy what we do.

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Welcome one and all to Scatterbrain Podcast Episode 135: Space Race Part 3.

In our final installment of our Space Race series we talk about Werner Von Braun, the Nazi SS Officer who was captured by the The United States military at the end of WWII and brought to the U.S.A. with thousands of other German scientists under Operation Paperclip. He and his group of scientists were instrumental in bringing the U.S. victory in the the Space Race by designing and building the giant Saturn V rocket that took men to the Moon and back... nine times! Twice to orbit the Moon and test systems and procedures, twice with Apollos 11 and 12 ( when men first walked on the Moon ), one near-catastrophe with Apollo 13, then four more missions with successful landings! That's 24 humans that left Earth orbit and traveled to the Moon and back ( 3 astronauts went twice, if you're doing the math )! Twelve Americans walked on the Moon and came home safely! And it would not have been possible without the genius and vision of one man in particular: Werner Von Braun. But, he had blood on his hands, and he never paid for his crimes as part of one of the most evil regimes in human history. Was it worth it? Is turning your back on your morals, ideals, and humanity justified if it helps to best your hated and feared rival? The enemy of my enemy is my friend, right? No matter now. The United States won that bitch straight up! Ha! Suck it Soviet Union! Losers!

We also review yet another Texas death-metal outfit called Tribal Gaze, and their freshman offering, "The Nine Choirs".   

Thanks for all your support, everyone! We really do work hard to keep this going every week. For the metal. For the bands. New and old. Thrash is a lifestyle, and us two old fucks are proof of that! 

Catch us wherever you consume podcasts, as well as Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, and some other place... I forgot. I'm tired. 

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Welcome to another Scatterbrain Podcast mini-episode. 

October 28th, 2022 marks the end of the longest and loneliest year of my life. I recorded various things I wrote about Stan over the last year since he died. I felt I needed to publish this as a historical record of a very special and important life lived. It's my way to honor the memory of The Best Dog That Ever Lived, so that others will know his name...

This is "Celebrating Stanley". 

Thank you for listening.

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Always.