In which we touch on the religious and political framework of America, but mostly discuss clowns.
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Toto Coelo’s “I Eat Cannibals” video can be seen here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d4O1A-mmBWw
Spangles’ Sweet Ride can be seen here (http://www.flickr.com/photos/80099817@N00/sets/72157624143308000/)
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In which we ponder the utilitarian implications of shitty emailing.
Also, Old People Rock and a belated celebration of organized labor!
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We talk about Miracles, Magic, and the future of popular music.
Show Notes: If you have somehow survived being on the internet without seeing the music video in discussed, here ya go
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In this episode, we examine the Seinfeldian Nothing, the distance between two points and the many meanings of ‘make.’ Plus listener mail!
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In which we discuss issues of epistemology, troubled heritage and etiquette.
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Show Notes:
*Robot Unicorn Attack (what’s your high score?)
*Dave attributed the idea of Justified True Belief to those wacky funsters, The Logical Positivists. This is incorrect. Like most ideas, this is one of Plato’s. Specifically from the Theaetetus (in which it is interestingly dismissed, even though it is accepted by many modern philosophers)
We try and figure out hwhat the deal with hwhites is.
Also we got snowed on.
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In this episode, things get a little bit scifi as we discuss gadgets (yes, the goddamned iPad) and our impending Star Trek future, as well as other mid-century science fiction films and the genitals contained therein.
Also, the Electric Light Orchestra.
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In which we attempt to understand interfaith relations through the prism of Bill Murray, discover the wonders of shopping for science supplies, and answer viewer mail!
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We’re back for the new year. Join us as we contemplate what has come to pass, then give those things stupid awards.
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- As promised, Slaughterhouse 90210: http://slaughterhouse90210.tumblr.com/
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In which we discuss religious road advertising, strip clubs and the virtues of simplicity.
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