In a strange turn of events, guest-host John Roderick drops by to ask guest-guests Kevin and Greg about map projections, Southern rock, and that one last battle we’re all fighting.
Rock shows, Rickenbackers, and rejected records.
Pretty Broken’s best bits from season one. The ones you never got to hear.
Eating at urinals, formal stunt-pilotry, and 600 pages of crap.
Old-school internet, hostage negations, and the Lego sweet spot.
Spaceman (white) by Jeff Eaton
Poverty, sports stars, and a bargain with General Sherman.
With Very Special Guest Ed Arnold of People I Know.
“Big TV – Macon, GA” by Baldwin Lee.
Turkey, tinsel, wine, and worship.
Southern pride, creative discipline, and the nation’s dwindling empathy.
State Archives of Florida, Florida Memory
The nature of fun, a stolen Porsche 914, and Mexican for “douche bag.”
Music credits: “Lake of Fire” by Meat Puppets (intro); “Shuckin’ the Corn” by Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs (outro)
Photo Credit: Untitled by Daniel Oines
Basketball as jazz, the privilege of the empowered, and how to look good on paper.
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