The No Pants Podcast

Dr. Nick Meyerson is an Evolutionary Virologist with the University of Colorado Boulder and CEO and Founder of Darwin Biosciences

Alex and Andrew watch game 2 of the ALCS and discuss monogamy vs polyamory, craigslist missed connections, Dome Dogs, and the transition of The No Pants Podcast into the Tigercop Podcast coming next month

Andrew checks in this week with thoughts on Russian instagram femme assassins and free speech in the media with relation to current cancel culture

Andrew checks in with another solo episode and rants about odd body wash brands, women who expect men to have game, George Clooney ordering drinks, and offers some thoughts on recent current events

Andrew goes solo for this episode and rants about cattle drives, gratitude, and how there was a time when people wore things called knickerbockers.

Adele Bartlett is a Musician and Visual Artist and she joins the show to discuss her recent world travels, how Guatemalan lava sherpas saved her life from volcano death, and her newest project with glasswork at Sixth Studios here in Austin Texas

Ending track is "Cool Evil Pt 2" from Otis the Destroyer's newest EP "Cool Evil" available now online and on vinyl

Mike Manewitz is a sound engineer and live music photographer and he joins the show to discuss the convenience of Genghis Khan not existing in our time, his early days as a studio assistant in the Bay Area, and the time he got to guest DJ Thom Yorke and Flying Lotus' birthday party with RZA as his hype man.

The track at the end of the episode is "Joni Mitchell Was Punk" by Otis Wilkins available everywhere online

Kyle Robarge is a wealth adviser and professional bass guitarist who has played with numerous bands including Chancellor, Murdocks, Calm Blue Sea, My Jerusalem and Otis the Destroyer and he joins Andrew to discuss their shared affinity for bass playing, why Yoko Ono was ever allowed near a stage, and how his career as a wealth adviser has facilitated his creative passions

The ending tracks are "Sour Tsunami" by Otis the Destroyer off their upcoming EP "Cool Evil" available everywhere April 12th and an untitled track by Murdocks off their album due out 2019

Derril King is the vocalist for Stay Sick Recordings Artist The Ansible and he joins the show to talk about the era of home telephones, why it's hard to blame Justin Bieber for being insane, the art of flaking in the 21st century, and why Andrew thinks The Ansible is the Dr. Strange of metal bands

Ending track is "Invade the Room" by The Ansible courtesy of Stay Sick Recordings

Bruce Smith joins the show once again to discuss the value of realism vs. idealism, his early experiences with public band meltdowns, and Midcentury's show at Barracuda this Friday 2/22 with Moving Panoramas and Mean Jolene.

Ending track is "Fallen" by Midcentury off their 2018 LP "Modern Nostalgia" available now on Spotify and Bandcamp