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"We'd Chew a Hole in the Fabric of the Universe..." On this Episode 86 of The DOD45 Show #ArtByTai draws a Sea Otter themed piece and Staplemouth provides us with some insight into his world. Guest: Denver-based Hawaiian/Filipino rapper Staplemouth aka Killwendigo with guest announcement by Awol One - (Support Awol One) and "Question From Dibbs" question by Mr. Dibbs. (Support Mr. Dibbs) ArtByTai.com - DOD45.com - StrangeFamousRecords.com - MrDibbs.com Episode recommendations: - "Midnight Special" - "Braggadocio" by MC Frontalot - "The Mad Writer" by L'Orange - DOD45 Luvs 'song share' playlist Staplemouth links: - "Thunderhead" - "Bad Man Good Heart" - "Myself When Young" - "The Wound" - "Daylight Illusions" - "Facing What Remains" - "Dead Orchard Teachers" - "Starlit Grotto" - "Stigmata" - "Gears of Antikythera" - "Thunderhead" album - "Estuary" album - Staplemouth band camp Instagram links: Staplemouth ArtByTai DOD45 Links to topics mentioned in the intro, the interview and the outro of this #DOD45 Show: - "What a Combo with Fern Brady" podcast: - "Aretha" by Brother Ali - Hay-On-Wye - Strange Famous Fest - "Poke the Bear" album by Rove - "From Who the Cowbell Tolls" book - "50 Best Rappers Who Changed the World" book --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/artbytai/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/artbytai/support

Colton and Lounge Dawg give analysis and predictions into how they say the SEC West division playing out this fall, and welcome special guest Tara Smith, writer of For Whom the Cowbell Tolls, to discuss her journey as a woman in sports.

We are in a new era of colonization: cultural colonists have taken over our institutions, and the result is every bit as dramatic, if not yet as violent, as the colonial expansion into the New World that took place centuries ago. In this solo episode, I develop an extended analogy between the conflict of natives and settlers, and the current fight for ideological, and sometimes literal, dominance. This episode elaborates on an analogy mentioned at the beginning of the interview with Katie Herzog. See Episode 10 of The Filter for that interview. Much of the material here is based on talk I gave about a year ago. Hope you enjoy. Related links: Radiolab Podcast - For Whom the Cowbell Tolls (Mar 2019) Useful Idiots Podcast – Matt Taibbi, Katie Halper, and Glenn Greenwald on Russiagate and Mainstream Media (Jan 2020) NY Times – “Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Likens $10,000 Debate Offer by Conservative Columnist to Catcalling” (Aug 2018) National Post - “ABC has cancelled Roseanne after comedian's racist tweet” (May 2018) Transcript (rough): If you want to understand what's happening in our society right now, you have to look back in time. I'm not the only one to suggest we are reliving some version of the past. Others are pointing to parallels with the rise of communism and struggle sessions, or the disintegration of U.S. into violet partisan hatred so strong it might lead to another civil war. I see value in these other parallels, however imperfect. But if you want to understand what's happening to our society, culture, and institutions I think you need to go back and look at what happened on the north American continent from the early colonial period to the triumph of manifest destiny. What I'm going to present is, in effect, an extended analogy, or elaborate model for our current moment. There's a famous saying that all models are wrong, but some of them are useful. In my view this particular model, whatever it's simplifications and failings, does a better job than any other framework in explaining our current moment. Hopefully you'll agree. The theory came to me while listening to an episode of the Radio Lab podcast, titled "For Whom the Cowbell Tolls". It tells the story of Nancy Holten, a Dutch woman who moves to a small Swiss village, and immediately begins complaining about the local style of life. Holten is annoyed by the morning church bells. She's disgusted by all meat eating. She hates having to wear shoes. She even hates the cowbells, the very symbol of her new home in the Swiss countryside. She hates all these things so strongly, that she tries to get everyone around her to give them up. Her new Swiss community, as might be expected, pushes back. It turns out that in Switzerland, the community you settle in gets to vote on your citizenship. It's a throwback to the country's roots as a highly decentralized democracy. In return for aggressively insulting her new community, her community votes No on her citizenship petition. Twice. Holten's story, as told by the highly capable team at Radiolab, is fascinating. More than fascinating, though, I think it's revealing of something deeper about our present moment. While certainly not told in a one-sided way, reporter Kelly Prime clearly wants us to see Holten as the victim of closed-minded, xenophobic yokels. Holten a powerless immigrant, a barefooted, free-spirit minority who Swiss are cruelly trying to deny citizenship to. But she's not an immigrant. Not really. She's a colonist. The analogy I want to make here, the thing that's becoming clear, is that those who oppose the cultural left, those who resist the Resistance, are now in the position that Native Americans were in a couple hundred years ago. This is my theory, and I understand that it may seem like a stretch, but hear me out. Let's start by recognizing that the dominant narrative,

The Quack 12 has a great episode for you eager Duck football fans! Hythloday and Adam interviewed the world famous Noah Mashburn of For Whom the Cowbell Tolls to get the skinny on new offensive coordinator Joe Moorhead.

When Nancy Holten was 8 years old her mom put her in a moving van. She fell asleep, woke up in Switzerland, and she's been there ever since. Nancy is big into animal rights, crystals, and various forms of natural and holistic healing. She’s also a viral sensation: the Dutch woman apparently so annoying, her Swiss town denied her citizenship. In this episode we go to the little village of Gipf-Oberfrick to meet Nancy, talk with the town, and ask the question: what does it mean and what does it take to belong to a place? This episode was reported by Kelly Prime and was produced by Kelly Prime and Annie McEwen.  Special thanks to reporter Anna Mayumi Kerber, the tireless fixer and translator for this story. Thanks also to Dominik Hangartner and to the very talented yodelers Ai Dineen and Gregory Corbino. Support Radiolab today at Radiolab.org/donate.  A tasty note from Latif: Towards the end of the story, I casually mentioned a place called Greg's Poutine in Toronto.  Turns out, it's actually called Smoke's Poutinerie. (Confused it with Greg's Ice Cream.) Go. It's delicious. 

Justin Strawn, manager of For Whom the Cowbell Tolls, SB Nation's Mississippi State site, joins the pod to talk all things Maroon and White leading up to the Bulldogs' battle with Alabama this weekend. Defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons might have come to Mississippi State under controversial circumstances, but he's already lived up to his 5-star billing. On the other side of the ball, what's different about quarterback Nick Fitzgerald from last year to this year? Additionally, coach Dan Mullen's name is being thrown around at places like Florida and Tennessee. Is he a threat to leave Starkville?

Ethan Lee, writer for SB Nation's For Whom the Cowbell Tolls and thetakery.com joins us to preview the Kentucky-Mississippi State matchup that is next weekend. (Yeah, we didn't really think the time frame through.) Oh well; it was a good episode, and the guys got some good insight on the Bulldogs while sticking up for the Wildcats, a good team that no one should criticize while in our company.

Justin Strawn of For Whom the Cowbell Tolls joins the show to talk about the Mississippi State Bulldogs, and Dan Mullen closing in on a decade (!) in Starkville. Before breaking down the 2017 season, Justin talks about where program stands, and trolling Ole Miss about their recent NCAA troubles (6:07). He breaks down QB Nick Fitzgerald's second year as a starter (10:52), why he needs major help at receiver, and why MSU will probably have a dominant ground game once again (15:42). The Bulldogs need a bounceback year from their defense, and Justin tells us what to expect from new defensive coordinator Todd Grantham (20:30), MSU's influx of JUCO defensive linemen, and why Jeffery Simmons and Leo Lewis must play like stars in their sophomore seasons (24:55). Finally, the guys chat about what Dak Prescott's success means for the program (26:44), and expectations for 2017 (30:00).

Dan LeRoy, the man who literally wrote the book on Paul's Boutique (both the 33 1/3 entry and a follow up For Whom the Cowbell Tolls), joins Bill and Brian to talk about the Beastie Boys and their 1989 sophomore album. Dan talks about discovering the band as an early adopter of rap and then loving this album in his college days. Dan also shares his experience of writing his books and working through the many samples present on this album. Dan, Brian, and Bill discuss the Dust Brothers and Matt Dike's influence on the album, the maturation of the band, the importance of (or lack thereof) a hit single, Adam Yauch guiding "A Year and a Day," Mike Diamond disavowing how important their contributions are, and much more as we make our way through the album track by track!

Dan Mullen's job is more secure than ever after beating then fourth ranked Texas A&M and then Ole Miss by 35 points in Oxford. Daniel Black and Ethan Lee of For Whom the Cowbell Tolls explain why Dan Mullen deserves more credit than many are giving him for turning this team around this season and avoiding disaster. This is a segment from our full epispde where we recap the huge victory in the Egg Bowl in Oxford this past Saturday. You can listen to the full episode here.

Ethan Lee and Daniel Black discuss Mississippi State's huge win over rival Ole Miss in the Egg Bowl. The Bulldogs were led by Nick Fitzgerald and Aeris Williams as they went on to win big in Oxford, Mississippi on Saturday.  For Whom the Podcast Tolls is the official podcast of SB Nation's For Whom the Cowbell Tolls, a community oriented toward providing the best news, opinions, and satire for Bulldog fans. 

On this episode of For Whom the Podcast Tolls, Ethan Lee takes an in depth look at the entirety of the failed comeback attempt on the road in Baton Rouge and discusses what the LSU loss means for the team in the grand scheme of things.  Feel free to send any and all criticisms, complaints, and cupcakes to Ethan on twitter at @leeethanj. You can tweet any questions and comments about the show to @mstatecast. Follow along and reach out to the entire For Whom the Cowbell Tolls community at @mstatesports. 

On this live recorded episode of For Whom the Podcast Tolls, Ethan Lee takes a brief look at the loss to the LSU Tigers and gives some quick thoughts and a quick recap on what was an incredibly confusing game for the Bulldogs. Feel free to send any and all criticisms, complaints, and cupcakes to Ethan on twitter at @leeethanj. You can tweet any questions and comments about the show to @mstatecast. Follow along and reach out to the entire For Whom the Cowbell Tolls community at @mstatesports. 

On this live recorded episode of For Whom the Podcast Tolls, Ethan Lee takes a brief look at the dumpster fire of a first half against the LSU Tigers in Baton Rouge. Feel free to send any and all criticisms, complaints, and cupcakes to Ethan on twitter at @leeethanj. You can tweet any questions and comments about the show to @mstatecast. Follow along and reach out to the entire For Whom the Cowbell Tolls community at @mstatesports.   

On this episode of For Whom the Podcast Tolls, Ethan Lee looks at the upcoming game against the Louisiana State University Tigers and the challenges they might present this Saturday, as well as some faults with their team including the quarterback issues and overall mess that LSU has on offense. Feel free to send any and all criticisms, complaints, and cupcakes to Ethan on twitter at @leeethanj. You can tweet any questions and comments about the show to @mstatecast. Follow along and reach out to the entire For Whom the Cowbell Tolls community at @mstatesports. 

On this episode of For Whom the Podcast Tolls, Ethan Lee takes looks at the entirety of the South Carolina victory and starts to look ahead at the upcoming game against the Tigers from LSU. To close out the show, Ethan answers listener question from twitter. Feel free to send any and all criticisms, complaints, and cupcakes to Ethan on twitter at @leeethanj. You can tweet any questions and comments about the show to @mstatecast. Follow along and reach out to the entire For Whom the Cowbell Tolls community at @mstatesports. 

On this episode of For Whom the Podcast Tolls, Ethan Lee looks at the upcoming game against the University of South Carolina Gamecocks and the challenges they might present this Saturday. Ethan then answers listener questions from twitter and also examines a slightly controversial no-call from the South Alabama game. Feel free to send any and all criticisms, complaints, and cupcakes to Ethan on twitter at @leeethanj. You can tweet any questions and comments about the show to @mstatecast. Follow along and reach out to the entire For Whom the Cowbell Tolls community at @mstatesports. 

On this episode of For Whom the Podcast Tolls, Ethan Lee takes looks at the entirety of the South Alabama loss and starts to look ahead at the rest of the season to get an idea of how Mississippi State will do down the stretch. Feel free to send any and all criticisms, complaints, and cupcakes to Ethan on twitter at @leeethanj. You can tweet any questions and comments about the show to @mstatecast. Follow along and reach out to the entire For Whom the Cowbell Tolls community at @mstatesports. 

On this live recorded episode of For Whom the Podcast Tolls, Ethan Lee takes a brief look at the loss to South Alabama and gives some quick thoughts and a quick recap on what was a dumpster fire of a game for the Bulldogs. Feel free to send any and all criticisms, complaints, and cupcakes to Ethan on twitter at @leeethanj. You can tweet any questions and comments about the show to @mstatecast. Follow along and reach out to the entire For Whom the Cowbell Tolls community at @mstatesports. 

On the first ever live episode of For Whom the Podcast Tolls, Ethan Lee is joined by former Mississippi State tight end and offensive lineman Rufus Warren to talk about the upcoming football game against South Alabama and to continue on with the season preview content. Feel free to send any and all criticisms, complaints, and cupcakes to Ethan on twitter at @leeethanj. You can tweet any questions and comments about the show to @mstatecast. Follow along and reach out to the entire For Whom the Cowbell Tolls community at @mstatesports. 

Ethan Lee continues on with season two of For Whom the Podcast Tolls by previewing Mississippi State's games against the Auburn Tigers, the BYU Cougars, the Kentucky Wildcats, and then the Samford Bulldogs. He then wraps up the episode by answering questions that listeners sent in via twitter and announces a special guest for the next episode. Feel free to send any and all criticisms, complaints, and cupcakes to Ethan on twitter at @leeethanj. You can tweet any questions and comments about the show to @mstatecast. Follow along and reach out to the entire For Whom the Cowbell Tolls community at @mstatesports. 

Ethan Lee starts to shake off the rust as he starts season two of For Whom the Podcast Tolls by previewing Mississippi State's games against the South Alabama Jaguars, the South Carolina Gamecocks, the LSU Tigers, and the UMass Minutemen. He then transitions and looks at the insane depth of the front seven on Mississippi State's defense and wraps up the episode by answering that listeners send in via twitter.   Feel free to send any and all criticisms, complaints, and cupcakes to Ethan on twitter at @leeethanj. You can tweet any questions and comments about the show to @mstatecast. Follow along and reach out to the entire For Whom the Cowbell Tolls community at @mstatesports.