tripping balls (a music podcast?)

In which Beeso and the Doc discuss oxy morons, Thunderous takes, Palace intrigue, we need to talk about Kevin again, Breaking Stink News, do I stay or do I go now, history's greatest moron, Hire-An-Actual-Grownup, coaching: really important or nah, get rid of the fat bloke, technical difficulties, THE PREMIER LEAGUE IS INSANE, the Mal Meninga school of motivational speaking, Club Of Thrones, Serie Argh, JRod's wonderful MD Crowe farewell piece, awkward turtles, making cool stuff > making meeting appointments, Stink Update, and how to build your very own Peter Fitzsimons at home. Some assembly required.

In which Beeso and Dr Yobbo (still whinging about his manflu) talk Beesoap, pleasurable drives, playing to the crowd, the blame game, peak-cock, Very L.A., the Doc can't remember which RHCP album he's talking about, pornographic basslines, skipping practice, Adam is wrong (although he's right about this), headphone lust, Also Very L.A., all that you'd pay good money to leave behind, the Simpsons vs King Wally, Kanye vs Molly vs Lexapro, competitive substance abuse, and getting it right in the orchestras. Album reviews this week were the Jezebels' Synthia, Buckcherry's unironically titled latest Rock 'N' Roll and RHCP's 1991 classic Blood Sugar Sex Magik. Next week we get the Frights, troll boomers from the Hilltops with an orchestra, and crank a recent Australian classic by The Vasco Era. As always, this week and next's tunes are on the BALLS Spotify playlist.

In which Beeso and a manflu-afflicted Dr Yobbo discuss the worst job he ever had, getting off Oscar's lawn, ridiculously pointless arguments, we need to talk about Kevin, Captain Jack goes off on one, tiki-taka basketball, Red Alert, a man kicking a dog, the price is wrong*, Hot Spurs, mo' money mo' problems, a bit of Totti, Woj goes roj, Test Match(es are) Special, another Red Alert, Super Duper Rugby, this could be their year, Blues clues, five percenters, Red Alert Beyond Thunderdome, wearing nostalgia, colour codes, Red Alert Part IV: A No Hope, and broken elevators.

*Premier League Pass costs twenty bucks a month in NZ, not thirty. The Doc blames manflu for forgetting that, and incipient snowblindness for forgetting to mention a certain listener-suggested 80s Denver Nuggets getup.