In this fun-filled episode of the Trampled Underfoot Podcast, Mark Lindsay opens the discussion by talking about Doggerland. How much do we know about it, really? That brings forth the topic of human migration, Cheddar Man, and Mesolithic era mankind in the British isles.

Next, Eloy Escagedo shares the history of his great uncle, who brought the first electrical service into his home town in Cuba. From there, the hosts branch off into several different topics that all seem to revolve around life in smaller towns, leaving us wondering if we can ever go home, or can home leave us, never to return.

All in all, the Trampled Underfoot Podcast crew spend a lot of time living in the past, which is kind of what they do best. Come along on the journey to hear for yourself!

The question posed, you're in paradise, you don't have to lift a finger! Well, how much of that do you think you could take without going insane? The hosts of the Trampled Underfoot Podcast share their opinions and thoughts, and they are interesting to say the least. We will say this though, that as innocent as the question is, it opens up a lot of scenarios, and we look into some of them. The conversation then turns to movies, documentaries, and a variety of topics. Check it out!

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"Two guys from different decades, backgrounds, and opposite sides of the continent discuss life, the universe, and everything. What's the show about? About an hour…"

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In this fun-filled episode of the Trampled Underfoot Podcast, we start off the discussion with a trip to the grocery store. Eloy Escagedo set out to buy a bottle of vegetable oil. Seems simple enough, right? How could this start any controversy? Let’s just say that pricing was an issue – and not in the way that you’re probably thinking.

Totally switching gears, Mark Lindsay introduces a topic that was inspired by a recent YouTube video he watched (go figure, right?) The video featured a gentleman who plays classical music pieces on piano, and the score to that music is displayed on the screen as he plays it. As an April Fools joke, he flipped the sheet music over, and played it upside down. The funny thing is, the resulting music sounds fantastic. It’s completely unrecognizable as the original, yet still sounds great. The video is posted on the Trampled Underfoot Podcast Facebook page so you can listen for yourself.

This then opens up a dialog on copyright issues in music, video, images, and all other content we find online. Mark shares a personal story involving someone using a piece of one of his videos in their videos. Do you agree with the host's conclusions?

All of this and more in this totally copyrighted episode of the Trampled Underfoot Podcast!

We start off the discussion on YouTube channels that react to Rock Music and how it's great to hear other people's points of view of songs we discovered decades ago. This leads to reminiscing on other related thoughts about music.
We then talk about communication, encounters with famous people, and friends we've met in real life after first meeting them online.
We then go on with an eclectic variety of fun topics. Be sure to check out this episode of
the Trampled Underfoot Podcast!

In this episode of The Trampled Underfoot Podcast, Eloy Escagedo and Mark Lindsay go way off the beaten path. What starts as a discussion about the most famous things that were invented in Florida and Oregon somehow morphs into the subject of James Randy debunking so-called psychics. If that isn’t an odd enough transition, Eloy introduces a video that documents a huge rail project in the UK. That’s innocent enough. But somehow, that winds its way into discussion about Neanderthals and the evolution of mankind.

How the heck did they end up there? There’s only one way to find out! So grab a beverage, sit back, and enjoy this eclectic, yet entertaining and informative episode of The Trampled Underfoot Podcast!

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Things that turn 100 years old this year. You won't believe it but it's true! This topic sends us off in many interesting, entertaining, directions.
Think of technology advances in the past century and the things that have come and gone. You know, those items we never thought would go away, but have. And those gadgets that we thought could not get any better, but have. There's a lot to ponder and discuss, and all of it is great fun as we examine the 100 year theme!
So kick back and enjoy this episode of the Trampled Underfoot Podcast, with your hosts, Mark Lindsay and Eloy Escagedo. Check it out!

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In this episode of the Trampled Underfoot Podcast Mark Lindsay is encouraged about the direction of music after a trip to his local big box retailer. The sudden appearance of some so-called “obsolete” goods were prominently displayed, which put a surprising amount of spring in his step for the rest of the day. This morphed into a discussion with Eloy Escagedo of our 5 senses, and everything we take for granted until they’re lost. There’s a lot to digest in this discussion, but we think you’ll find it palatable.

There are a lot of digressions, segues, philosophical points, and just general rambling in this episode of the Trampled Underfoot Podcast, so pull up a beverage and relax. We think you’ll enjoy this thought provoking episode.

"Two guys from different decades, backgrounds, and opposite sides of the continent discuss life, the universe, and everything. What's the show about? About an hour…"

Mark Lindsay could not have his morning coffee as the coffee maker broke. So he set out to buy a new machine. On his journey to buy the new machine, he pondered the question of Planned Obsolescence. And we're not talking about just coffee makers here. Look around! We're surrounded by items that have a finite life to them, do we get bang from our buck now-a-days? More and more, products seem to be going the way of this and if not, companies are using proprietary parts that require you to go to them for a repair. There's a lot of
questions on this one so Mark Lindsay and Eloy Escagedo discuss this, and other related topics in this episode of the Trampled Underfoot Podcast. Check it out!

"Two guys from different decades, backgrounds, and opposite sides of the continent discuss life, the universe, and everything. What's the show about? About an hour…"

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In this episode of the Trampled Underfoot Podcast Mark Lindsay goes into the background of one of the most influential hard rock bands of all time. A band that came from humble beginnings and exploded to meteoric heights in the late 70s and early 80s. What was behind their success? How did they become the musical powerhouse they are today? Eloy Escagedo gives his opinions, and the hosts discuss what was and what could have been.

Next is a discussion of listening to music as an activity. Is music as important today as it was in decades past? We know that the way people experience music today is totally different from how we experienced it as kids and young adults. Has that difference caused music to lose the social impact and social importance it had decades ago?

Finally, did the way we experienced music translate to video when the VCR exploded onto the scene?

There is so much more in this episode, but it really has to be experienced. Check out this foot-to-the-floor, hard driving, rock and roll episode of Trampled Underfoot Podcast!

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"Two guys from different decades, backgrounds, and opposite sides of the continent discuss life, the universe, and everything. What's the show about? About an hour…"

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On this episode Mark Lindsay goes introspective, could it be a consequence of "Fungus on Rye"?
We talk about making plans, superstitions, and premeditated disappointment. If you don't follow just yet, that's ok, you'll enjoy the episode! Check out this episode of Trampled Underfoot Podcast!


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Show Info:
"Two guys from different decades, backgrounds, and opposite sides of the continent discuss life, the universe, and everything. What's the show about? About an hour…"

The views expressed in this podcast do not reflect the views of our sponsors - so there.