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Franchescanado posted:I'd prefer U Talkin' Talking Heads Head To Head? gently caress. Yes.
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Blink 1nce If Ur Talking Blink One Eighty Two Me I would actually love Scott to do a music podcast for one of the many, many truly lovely and obscure bands he’s defended.
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Feb 22, 2018 21:12
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You talkin the boom boom bap to me?
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Feb 22, 2018 21:50
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Fine'ly You're Conversating Fine Young Cannibals
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Feb 22, 2018 21:54
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I can’t wait until the next side podcast episode with Todd Glass.
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The Ape of Naples posted:I can’t wait until the next side podcast episode with Todd Glass. I want to see if he can tell a U2 song from an REM song.
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Feb 22, 2018 22:10
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i am the bird posted:Blink 1nce If Ur Talking Blink One Eighty Two Me Would kill for a Scritti Politti podcast
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Feb 22, 2018 22:41
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Feb 22, 2018 23:22
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Q: Are Scott Not Men? A: Scott Are Devo!
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Unmature posted:Just give me a Barenaked Ladies show with Scott and Will Hines It's Been One Week Since U Talked Barenaked Ladies 2 Me, Dropped Your Pod To The Side And Said I'm Sorry
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Dip dip de dip Waaah are you not talkin' about Sha Na Na with me and Hot Dog?
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Feb 24, 2018 03:19
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Can’t wait to find out when PFT first heard of REM!
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Well the segment with Harris's sister was loving heartbreaking. You're supposed to make me laugh Scott!
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Ouch, Harris’ sister’s book has a foreword by Aziz. That’s some unlucky timing.
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Feb 27, 2018 00:22
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New season of the Andy Daly Podcast Pilot Project! http://www.earwolf.com/episode/the-season-2-teaser-episode/ Sounds like it's only going to be on Stitcher premium though, so boo. HMS Beagle fucked around with this message at 00:28 on Mar 2, 2018 |
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HMS Beagle posted:New season of the Andy Daly Podcast Pilot Project! They're releasing it for free in August. I've listened to season one an embarrassing number of times so I'm psyched as hell.
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Absolutely nothing embarrassing about that. I've probably listened to Kiss Me a dozen times in full, and the songs a good deal more. It's my all-time favorite podcast episode. The only thing I'm worried about is that my expectations are sky-high. But it sounds like Don Dimello and Dalton Wilcox and August Lindt (spoiler for those who want to hear it in the preview ep themselves) have episodes, so I don't see how that could be a letdown. Plus Gil and Golly have an episode that takes place in a mental institution. feedmyleg fucked around with this message at 00:36 on Mar 2, 2018 |
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PerilPastry posted:They're releasing it for free in August.
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the Irish songs made me laugh so hard I almost choked to death. Now Patty's last poem so bad you might throw him in front of a passenger train/therefore you must trust us it's poetic justice that Patty should only know pain. Now the moral you see is that orally he is as skilled as the poo poo on your shoes/but if he opens his mouth just motion down south and for once he can put it to use.
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feedmyleg posted:Absolutely nothing embarrassing about that. I've probably listened to Kiss Me a dozen times in full, and the songs a good deal more. It's my all-time favorite podcast episode. I unironically put on SPYRYT's "All The Way Tonight (Look of the Lion)" whenever I'm going heavy at the gym. Eins, zwei, drei ... I'm absolutely thrilled we're getting an L. Ron Hubbard episode. He's neck and neck with Anne Frank for the most hilarious Dead Authors Podcast appearances so if you haven't listened to those, get on it!
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uber_stoat posted:the Irish songs made me laugh so hard I almost choked to death. The most beautiful fuckin' insult!
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PerilPastry posted:Yeah, the music is great. No Dead Author’s podcast could top Ben Schwartz learning in real-time that one of his childhood heroes was anti-semitic as he was pretending to be that man. It’s one of the darkest comedic moments I can think of.
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Ha, the second I read that post I knew instantly it had to be Roald Dahl. He’s from (or at least lived in for some considerable time) my hometown and that stuff is very much swept under the rug. I’m gonna have to grab that episode.
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It really is heartbreaking. And absolutely hilarious. But yeah, the Dead Authors Daly episodes are also up there for me in terms of all-timer podcast episodes. I would love that to somehow become a real spinoff podcast.
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Mar 2, 2018 17:45
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IIRC, he only found out from a listener question which was "What's up with all the antisemitism?", and he was confused for a second. PFT had a quote from him about jews at the ready, and you could almost hear Ben's heart breaking as the quote went on. It's simultaneously one of the funniest and saddest things I've ever heard in a podcast.
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There's a line where Ben is like "it'd be a shame if a boy grew up to have me as a hero" or something and it is devastating (but also very funny because Ben leans into it hard).
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SpacePig posted:IIRC, he only found out from a listener question which was "What's up with all the antisemitism?", and he was confused for a second. PFT had a quote from him about jews at the ready, and you could almost hear Ben's heart breaking as the quote went on. It's simultaneously one of the funniest and saddest things I've ever heard in a podcast. In 1983 he told a reporter "There's a trait in the Jewish character that does provoke animosity ... I mean there is always a reason why anti-anything crops up anywhere; even a stinker like Hitler didn't just pick on them for no reason." Ben: "...Did I say anything about the Jews to any other reporters?" PFT: "I think the once was enough." (It gets going right about the 53 minute mark)
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Jeremy Carter as Joseph Campbell on DAP is one of my top 10 pods ever. I get swept up in it like it's a real interview with Campbell and then he starts talking about jumping over trash cans on a motorbike
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My favorites are also PFT as Mark "SATIRE" Twain, Mary Holland as a quietly deranged Virginia Woolf, and Gourley as an Ian Fleming who makes a delightful gag every time he's forced to say "women."
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My favorites beyond the ones mentioned of dead authors are the brothers Grimm episode and the lovecraft+nicheche episode
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I can't believe I've never listened to the Dead Authors Podcast. I'd only heard it mentioned online in passing, I never realized it was a PFT podcast featuring all of our most favorite interesting people.
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Mar 2, 2018 22:43
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The Neil Campbell / Scotty Auks double feature if definitely my favorite, if only for the hit song "Where is my shoe"
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Mar 2, 2018 22:52
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My favourite is the one where PFT says the N word at the very end.
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Some other favorites of mine that weren't mentioned are Adomian as Walt Whitman getting sexually aroused by America, Matt Walsh as Tolkien being corrected on British-isms by PFT, and Chris Tallman as Gary Gygax being genuinely excited to talk about D&D. Bonus Jessica St Clair as Charlotte Bronte which is just completely hilarious. The Carl Sagan, Tennessee Williams, and Oscar Wilde episodes are good too.
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God drat I need to relisten to Dead Authors Podcast.
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Unmature posted:Jeremy Carter as Joseph Campbell on DAP is one of my top 10 pods ever. I get swept up in it like it's a real interview with Campbell and then he starts talking about jumping over trash cans on a motorbike Nobody appreciates just how great his impression of Campbell was. Carter was really funny but he was also uncannily accurate and seemed to actually understand Campbell's stuff.
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Did they cover Campbell's racism and anti-semitism? Admittedly I'm not a huge expert on him but from what I've read it seems like that was a big part of his personal beliefs but is not widely known (much like Roald Dahl).
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Yeah the comedy podcast where history's most high school taught authors meet HG Wells did a brutal takedown of sylvia plath's feelings about native americans and did NOT talk about star wars for an hour.
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