In this inaugural episode of our new solo Dave mini-series here on Shoeless, David talks about growing up with religion, finding Jesus in a forest, and seeing the dead on his way to church...

The title says it all...

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In this second edition of our All Too Human interview series, Breht and Dave welcome Tabitha into the studio to have an honest conversation about her struggles with alcohol. With these All Too Human interviews, we aim to highlight and destigmatize the mental health and addiction struggles of normal working people in hopes that we can provide insight into this type of human suffering, help others who struggle with similar things feel less alone, and deepen our understanding of the modern human condition.

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Imma be real with you: don't listen to this episode. You will regret it. 

For the stubborn among you who insist: Dave commits a "tincy, wincy bit" of insurance fraud, Breht humiliates and debases himself for your amusement, and then Dave gets hate-crimed in his childhood bathroom...

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This one is different from our usual episodes, folks. Just give it a listen and find out for yourself... From Lawnmower Phil running (slowly) from cops to Ernest Hemingway pulling the Ol' Kurt Cobain (or did Cobain pull the Ol' Hemingway?) to Julian putting Dave's phone in his ass, this one takes a few weird turns. Enjoy... or whatever it is you all do and feel when you listen to this shit.

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B & D are back with a brand new episode! Topics include: Breht getting called a slur in a road rage incident, Dave briefly tangles w/ Russian Breht, marijuana addiction and what it means, nihilism and what philosophy can offer those who struggle with it, doing drugs and crimes as teens, getting robbed by Tree Top, erowid and pillidentifer, huffing gas, Friedrich Nietzsche, how parenting is really, really, really hard, Buddhism, cringy posts from the bois past, and more! 

In this episode, the Barefoot Boys open with an incredibly somber conversation about Dave's recent relapse before launching into random segments like "inventing funny terrorist organizations" and reading bone-chillingly cringe posts from the boy's past. After that, Breht and Dave dissect a skin-crawling interview Bill Maher did with Bella Thorne, revealing the creepy core of who Bill Maher really is deep down. Then they finish with a discussion of why right-wing comedy is literally never, ever, ever funny and why so many failed comics and failed elite aspirants bitterly turn to right wing politics when they have no where else to go...

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In this first edition of our new All Too Human interview series, Breht and Dave welcome "Katie", Breht's sister, into the studio to have an honest conversation about her struggles with alcohol and gambling.  With these All Too Human interviews, we aim to highlight and destigmatize the mental health and addiction struggles of normal working people in hopes that we can provide insight into this type of human suffering, help others who struggle with similar things feel less alone, and deepen our understanding of the modern human condition.

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In this inaugural episode of Shoeless in South Dakota, The Barefoot Boys explain the lore behind the show's name, discuss death and what if anything comes after, and then they explore Hindu cosmology and the Block Theory of the universe wherein time manifests as a spatial dimension. Breht also makes fun of what Dave is wearing then Dave explains to Breht the "carefree" tier of gravestone maintainence offered by cementaries. 

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The one and only Dave Icenogle returns yet again for another multi-hour conversation. He and Breht start off talking about their recent adventures together, then move into a conversation about death and how we deal with it, they then discuss the tragedies and suffering of life and how to come out of them a deeper, more kind hearted, and better human being. After all of that, they discuss the importance of the religious impulse, make fun of Jordan Peterson, Abolish Hell, and then speculate recklessly about aliens, different dimensions, and the fabric of space-time.