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Headwise & Courtwig (with Tommy)

Another really interesting Tommy episode with special guest, Tommy.  No songs this time, just a lot of regular old perfectly fine talking, including topics ranging from the evolution of bass playing styles, to Tup's recent denim acquisition.  One podcaster scratches his or her beard a few times throughout,  listen to the whole thing to find out who!

Thong in the Middle

Pete and Tup are back with a podcast Tup meant to put up here awhile ago.  "Well worth the wait" you may overhear some people saying after they listen to it.  Others, I think you'll find, will not have listened at all.  The listeners will hear all about: the famous pop band "Hard Eye Blink", new crusade ideas, and threatening talk-arounds.  Pete adds a third person to list of people who don't like him.

Hey Hey Texas is the Biggest State (with Tommy)

Tommy joins the fellas on the podcast again, proving once and for all that he is willing to keep joining the fellas on the podcast.  A few conversations are conducted, about topics ranging from: using minor trauma as a way of remembering things, leftenant vs. lieutenant, and the hidden dangers of licorice.  Everyone shares and workshops some song ideas.

Scent of a Cat (with Pavich)

Pete and Tup are lucky to be joined by comedian, podcaster, actor, and the other kind of cat burglar, Matt Pavich.  Nicknames, dog voices, and a few other standbys find their way onto the podcast yet again.  The groundwork of a smash hit mental health focused musical is laid.  Pete gets some feedback on his latest dog naming strategy. 

The Artisan’s Delight (with Stubbs)

Stubbs joins the podcast for another very special attempt at a musical episode.  The theme: the elderly.  A lot of old, decrepit topics are podcasted about including: the real purpose of the Social Security Administration, bread and wine wisdom, and the dangers of inedible dentures.  An unfortunate combination of youth and old age results in some pretty bad songs, and at least one good one.

Uncky the Krack Man

Pete and Tup manage to get yet another podcast out the door.  Nothing too interesting here, I don't believe, but some things that stick out include: the great Joni Mitchell vs. Uncle Kracker debate, hammers with a nail built right in, and more tattoo crap.  Pete delivers eerie impressions of: either Bert or Ernie, Maggie Gyllenhaal, E from Entourage, Buscemi doing an impression of E from Entourage. 

The Bobble Slap (with Glaze)

Glaze joins the podcast for what turns out to be a Top 10 Glaze episode of the podcast.  A chunk of time is spent discussing: BC, AD, and what the next new era might be, who should inherit the Freudian Slip when Freud finally dies, and new baseball theme-nights.  Pete really goes after Psych majors to the point where you have to wonder what happened.

Daughter of an Electric Chair Salesman (The Musical)

Pete and Tup finally breathe life into an old classic with a passable rendering of their semi-improvised musical about the daughter of an electric chair salesman.  It is exactly as straightforward, tasteful and appealing as it sounds.  Signed copies of both Pete and Tup's iPhones available upon request.  

Something About a Carnival (with Tommy)

The fellas are lucky enough to be joined this episode by musician, manifesto author, and milk calf enthusiast, H. Thomas Bernath.  Many bright clearings and dark recesses are explored in the conversation, including: The Truman Show Delusion, an ant's perception of time, spaghettification, and whipping boy replacement bureaucracy.  Tommy shares two great song ideas, and Pete and Tup bring nothing to the table.

A Rotating Sporting Goods Store

Tup and Pete dust off their ol' podcasting shoes and see if they can still kick the crap out of a guestless podcast.  A few very important topics are discussed, none of which immediately spring to mind for me as I write this.  But still a perfectly fine podcast and I don't think your concerns that we are "slipping" are warranted.