Nah it's Fine

It's been a wild ride. Well, maybe "wild" isn't the right adjective. This was more like a half broken merry go round that you have to manually push to get it started. Still, kinda fun. I think it's time to put this old carousel horse down. This episode I talk like an entitled artist, because that's exactly what I am. Oops. Also I give info about where my next podcast will be- Happy Birthday coming in January of 2017!

Thank you for coming. I know it's been hard on all of us. There's some lemonade and crackers over there if you want before the service. We got episode nine cremated, and then we're going to sprinkle the ashes on a macbook pro. it's what they would have wanted.

This week, I forgot to give ProleteR credit at the end of the show. Like a dingus. So I'm doing it here first, before the description of the episode. ProleteR is a french DJ who created my favorite genre, hip-hop swing. You can find his music on soundcloud and bandcamp, where you can buy his albums for any price or simply download all his music for free. Join me for another exciting episode of Cutthroat Kitchen! Hang around afterwards to hear me explain my new schedule and complain about how hard it is to make my other podcast.

This week we'll watch Cutthroat Kitchen, once described as "The mario party of cooking shows" by someone who I forgot! featuring weird photographers making me uncomfortable, a fan that keeps turning on and off, and a pretty terrible "soundproof" room. The music I use in this podcast is made by Proleter, a french DJ who remixes old classics and gives them a new twist, inventing my favorite genre; hip hop swing! check him out on soundcloud and bandcamp, where you can buy all his albums for free or whatever price you prefer.

This week we watch the second episode of Hell's Kitchen, and mourn the loss of a dear friend and mediocre chef. Plus, a few hints of what's to come next week! All the music in this podcast is produced by a french DJ called ProleteR. You can find him on soundcloud and bandcamp, where you can buy all his albums for whatever price you like.