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The guests don't get much bigger than this bloke, former Sutton Medallist and NAB Cup Final sub: Easton Wood!! We learn about his 'career of two halves', what was the turning point into making him a Bullgod? How did Bevo's game plan actually work compared to McCartney's? And why won't he be at our big live show? Which you can buy tickets for at this link here: https://events.humanitix.com/danny-boyd-2016-finals-revisited   Like us on socials - @dannyboydbulldogs Thanks to @reidparker_ for the artwork and @hughmcginlay for the song!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We are the Bullgod 

We're joined by Iron Man himself - Dale Morris. We chat to the Bullgod about the art of defending, the lows of the 2009 Preliminary Final and of course we go blow by blow on THAT tackle which lead to THAT goal by Boydy. Like us on socials - @dannyboydbulldogs Thanks to @8starenergy for the support, @reidparker_ for the artwork and @paperjanemusic for the song!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

She's the club games record holder, the reigning best and fairest and leading goalkicker and that's not even mentioning the fact that she's our premiership captain! Ellie Blackburn is an official Bullgod and she joins us for this week's episode. We suffer through severe technical glitches to discuss preseasons, playing in front of empty stadiums and pancakes Like us on socials - @dannyboydbulldogs Thanks to @8starenergy for the support, @reidparker_ for the artwork and @paperjanemusic for the song! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

After escaping the Bullgod, Cameron, Memphis and John implore a different God as to why they were spared. “You're not even halfway done.” He replied. “Why?” they asked. “Not telling.” He replied. Then they heard a click and a dial tone. They turn to the Kid Rock ballad for clues. Will they unravel the puzzle? Probably not. Stay tuned. Highlights include: Enter the J-Dogggg; Shanghaied at Noon; David Allen (Grier) Coe; MORE WRESTLING!; John Cena's Calculator; Rock History 101; The Death of a Legend; Auto-Tone Deaf; Boring Ass Video; Kid Rock is from the future; Johnny Cash WILL sue you. ZykaIbKly5qoM8O3SIMN --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this episode, C-Poe, M-Raines and J-Milton take the Bullgod by the horns and are taken for the ride of their lives through a deeply LSD-saturated nightmare only Kid Rock could concoct. Do you understand? That's okay. They don't either. Will they make it through unscathed or will the Bullgod claim their souls? Stay tuned. Highlights include: Woodstock 99: No Shirts Allowed; Kid Rock loses his Grammy; Monstrous Magnetism; PLEASE listen to my song; Sweaty Bathroom Records; Mic Dick 1-2,1-2; Quick Cuts Deli; He sees through you, he really does; Bubba Gump Shrimp; Mad Max Beyond Palindrome; 1930s called...on their funny crank phones; Landscaping tips; Don't do drugs, kids. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Our first guest is Bullgod, Toby McLean. we chat sharing a locker with Boydy, hairdressing in the hub and having the final kick of the '16 Grand Final. Like us on socials - @dannyboydbulldogs Thanks to @8starenergy for the support, @reidparker_ for the artwork and @paperjanemusic for the song!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

By the time that R.E.M. put out their eighth studio album, the band had been a major factor in alternative rock for a decade.  Automatic for the People takes a step back from the faster paced music of earlier albums and creates a more pensive, mellow  feel with themes of loss and nostalgia for times gone by. Guitarist Peter Buck, bass and keyboardist Mike Mills, drummer Bill Berry, and front man Michael Stipe present a more acoustic landscape with this critically and commercially successful album.Many of the songs on this album originated during sessions for the previous album, “Out of Time,” recorded at Prince's Paisley Park Studios.  The recording was done in multiple locations including Seattle, New Orleans, Miami, Atlanta, and of course R.E.M.'s home town of Athens, Georgia.  The band formed from UGA students in 1980 and was one of the earliest alternative rock groups on the scene.  R.E.M. lead the charge of the Athens-based music scene.The album name is a motto originated at Weaver D's Delicious Fine Foods in Athens, Georgia.  At one point the album was going to be called "Star." The album cover sports a photograph of a star-shaped sign from the Sinbad hotel in Miami, not far from the studio where some of the tracks were recorded.  This album would produce six singles, and reached number 2 on the U.S. Billboard 200 Album charts.While originally released in October 1992, we're featuring it in May 1993 when "The Sidewinder Sleeps Tonite" single was released in February 1993, the third single from the album.  We hope you like this trip back to college rock in the early 90's. IgnorelandAlthough this track was not released as a single, it still made it into the charts.  The high energy song finds Michael Stipe throwing out crazy lyrics and phrases about politics, mostly raging against Republicans Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush.Try Not to BreatheMichael Stipe was writing about his grandmother as she was dying in this folksy track in 3/4 time.  The title originated from a session where Peter Buck had the guitar mic near his mouth.  The engineer said he was making too much noise, and Buck replied, "OK, take two.  I'll try not to breathe."  Stipe thought it made a nice title!Monty Got a Raw DealAnother folk oriented track, this one is about the actor Montgomery Clift, who starred in The Misfits, From Here to Eternity, and A Place in the Sun.  The lyrics were meant as a contemplation on movies versus reality.   Guitarist Peter Buck plays a Greek stringed instrument called a bouzouki on this song.Night SwimmingThis soft ballad is almost a chant with its repeating, circular melody.  John Paul Jones of Led Zeppelin fame is credited with the string arrangement.  If the piano sounds familiar, it might be because Mike Mills recorded the piano using the same instrument that Derek and the Dominos used to record "Layla" many years prior to this.   "Every streetlight reveals a picture in reverse..." ENTERTAINMENT TRACK:“Pennsylvania Polka” by Frankie Yankovic & His YanksThe film "Groundhog Day" debuted in February 1993, starring Bill Murray and Andie MacDowell. The film "Groundhog Day" debuted in February 1993, starring Bill Murray and Andie MacDowell. The film "Groundhog Day" debuted in February 1993, starring Bill Murray and Andie MacDowell. ;-) STAFF PICKS:Walk On the Ocean by Toad the Wet SprocketBrian's staff pick starts us off with the group named from a Monty Python skit.  Lead singer Glen Phillips wrote the lyrics in about 5 minutes as a “stream of consciousness” without any real meaning.  He had images of water on his mind after a trip to the ocean in Washington state, but nothing beyond that. Mr. Wendal by Arrested DevelopmentBruce brings us a little southern hip hop from Atlanta's own Arrested Development.  The song tells about an encounter with the homeless Mr. Wendal and about what the rapper learns from a non-materialistic person versus what society says.I Am the Bullgod by Kid RockWayne's staff pick brings up the energy with a rocking song from Detroit's Robert James Ritchie, aka Kid Rock.  This is off his second independent album, and would be re-released on a major label years later.  It is a good example of the blend between rap and heavy metal that was making its appearance at the time.  Courage (for Hugh MacLennan) by The Tragically HipRob's closes out the staff picks with a hit from Canadian band The Tragically Hip - off their third studio album.  The reference to Hugh MacLennan is a shout-out to the author of a 1959 novel entitled "The Watch that Ends the Night."  Lines from that novel are paraphrased in the last verse of the song. INSTRUMENTAL TRACK:New Orleans Instrumental No. 1  by R.E.M.Rob does a little double dipping this week to finish off the episode with an instrumental track from this week's album pick.  R.E.M. recorded this in New Orleans in a place that was supposedly haunted.

Mixtape chat, Kid Rock slam poetry and possibly the biggest disagreement in Punching Bags history

Detention is Over for the BullGod and Funny Stories from Mrs Scorpian Lol...

BullGod comes back home tomorrow and Wednesday Stories and Jokes...

Detail information on the Importance of the Awakening taking place and why is the BullGod sitting in FB jail....

You, Me, & Goatee is back with a vengeance and a brand new segment called Mad Lips makes its remarkable debut. Beware! The Whisker Man cometh!

The cure for depression, according to Kid Rock, is simple: smoke weed, eat shrimp. End of the friggin discussion.

Season 09 Episode 05 Your hosts: Stu, Stork and Kimi The blurb! Email us at happyjacksrpg@gmail.com, participate in our forum at happyjacks.org/forum, follow us on twitter at @happyjackrpg, and listen live on Friday nights at 8:30pm Pacific at happyjacks.org/live. You can also follow Stu @srvenable and Kimi @ladyadeena on Twitter. My personal apologies to those who were trying to listen live whilst we recorded this episode. The recording process was stoopid with problems. I realize that many of you set aside time to listen live and contribute to the show, and I do not take wasting your time lightly. The issue was identified, and it is my sincerest hope that the problem is fixed. GThickhead email us that he's going to Gencon for the first time (congratulations), and wants our advice on how to maximize your fun at a game con. Stork and Kimi recount some of their experiences at Comicon and we discuss general ways to manage your convention time. Chris asks us about dark subjects in RPGs. Bullgod emails us about killing a campaign that's jumped the shark. We get derailed a bit and talk about short campaign lengths, GM hogging and the like.  ThomasWhoDoubts emails us about alternate ways to begin a campaign. And finally, Steve in Texas sends us an extensive email of his gaming history and asks us what other games besides RPGs that we play and enjoy. Join us next week when we will discuss more about GM dice roll fudging, it's benefits and dangers.  

Season 09 Episode 01 Your hosts: Stu, Stork, Jib Tom from Minneapolis emails us about good metagaming, which we discuss. Bullgod discusses accents (how limited travel and a lack of mass electronic communication insulated groups and regions, creating numerous accents) and compliments Stu on his spot-on Retired British Army Officer(tm) accent. Chad writes about his DnD4E game and how to go about bringing a vampire character into the mix. Drayle88 talks about the RPG he's writing and that it's in beta. Tom suggests (in answer to a previous request for a game with DnD flavor without the compexity) DnD Next (ie, 5.0).  He finds it to be an improvement on 4E and says combats take much less time.