Jeremy and Erik discuss DVD outtakes. In particular Erik is enamored with the Super Bad outtakes. Aqua Bhudda, political let downs, Bud Select 55 and Erik’s gernerational connection with Super Bad are all discussed. This leads Jeremy and Erik down the path of Parties in highschool and what their alternatives were. Abruptly, Erik quizzes Jeremy on the details of a Simpsons diorama. Once Jeremy fails the quiz Erik lays out the future of podcasts. Then they try to figure out how the witches in the Wizard of Oz work in terms of who gets what direction (North, South etc). Speaking of the Wizard of Oz, the topless Judy Garland outtake on the Wizard of Oz DVD is invented. Finally they imagine what it would be like to confuse the comedy club for a strip club. It is all here in this shortened, heavily edited, from the archives, somewhat disjointed episode of the Fundamental Interconnectedness of All Things podcast.
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Jeremy and Erik talk about how some NPR host used to slurp on NPR. Erik predicts his Build-A-Bear at the Mall experience and then pontificates RFID chips in stuffed bears. Jeremy gripes about losing tools. Erik and Jeremy make fun of Buyingtons magazine. Then they talk about Thanksgiving foods and how Erik despises pecans and almonds. Games such as Angry Birds, Mario, Pac-Man and Kick the Can are compared. Finally, Erik sharpens the sword of reality.
Jeremy and Erik talk about Sunny D and Rum, candies (Easter and Halloween), brain reorganizations and cancer.
Venture yet again into the little appreciated world of the cutout bin with 40 minutes of delectable tracks spanning a multitude of genres. This episode your host Uncle P brings you some guitar driven rock from Plegasus, a bit of old skool ska from Steady Earnest, a little Laffro Jazz, one short track from the Generation of chaos video game soundtrack, and a couple of tracks from the Deep forest. So grab your buds and enjoy!!!
Jeremy and Erik talk about how there are too many darned kids around during the summer. They try to come up with a plan on what to do with them. This leads to a heated debate about the price of food. Confused? So are they. Give it a listen though.
