Real Men Fight Bees: Gravy Baby Ep 121
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Today DJ and Drew go to war - with the bees. Let's all fight bees! But we also talk about actual war, wax poetic about gardening, and dive in on the joys of generational differences. There's also a really good convo in this episode about how every special interest group has within it charlatans and buttholes - but we can't let them ruin the fun!
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Ep 119: Well Red Redux
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Today we got a convo with Drew and Smart Mark Agee. Call it a cross over. Enjoy !
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Medium Build Monster: Gravy Baby Ep 118
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We talk about how carmen ended up in Bloomington, the anarchist workings of campathon, and the emergence of Christian marketing. The gang also introduces their amazing new product: NAILZ
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White Passing Ginger: Gravy Baby Ep 117
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The gang talks about campathon, white genocide & being depressed at the end an empire. We also find out Drew is now black and doesn't know how long an hour is
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Raising Arizona and Saving Private T*tty: Gravy Baby Episode 116
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Its in the title. This is how we would sum up the episode.
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Nice Day for a Black Out: Gravy Baby Ep 115
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Carmen is back and regales the boys with tales of adventure and tomatoes. Drew gets green with envy and Dj is happy we could still all do this. Brief special appearance by Rozzy.
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Into the Abiscuit Redux: Episode 144
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With Carmen still gone the fellers dive deeper than the Mariana Trench on topics such as: America's future, television as social commentary, and why they aren’t funny together. Lotta of Patreon mess is up.
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The Melon Inquisition: Ep 113
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Today we learn VERY LITTLE abt DJ's secret harden and even less about the Spanish Inquisition. The fellers imagine a world where AI Drew makes terrible comedy and we all miss Carmen very much.
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Freebasing Fulfillment: Episode 112
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Dj is sick and Carmen says sayonara in this weeks episode. Carmen and Drew talk about fulfillment, doing something for the first time, filing paperwork & the time for crime is upon us.
info_outlineToday we are joined by writer, director, and reluctant actor Wyatt Scott. Wyatt speaks with us about their upcoming play "Machine Yourself." The play is based on a short story ("The Girl Who Was Plugged In" by James Tiptree Jr.) that moved Scott to tears the first time they read it. We cover what it means to adapt a story into a play, how you take a story that is both so much your own but also literally someone else's and do both artists justice, and how one tells a story as a writer, playwright, director, and actor. This episode covers identity (non-binary and otherwise), sci-fi, the struggle to create, and even the financial industry. You can catch "Machine Yourself" April 2 at 2:00 and 5:00 pm online at wyattscott.org and in person at the Barber Shop Theater in Nashville, TN. All tickets are donation-based and proceeds go to Appalachian OUTreach, a non-profit that helps LGBTQ+ youth in East Tennessee.