Podcasts about zimas

We're Makin' It, we've got the chance and we're takin' it. Come on, come on!We rewind to Wine and Cheese at Lum's and Essex Funk Collective at Village Hall. We're looking forward to Django a Gogo, First Fridays at the Elks with Crystal Pepsi and the Zimas, River Day, Small Wonder Marketplace, Cinco de Mayo at Village Hall, Spring Birding Migration, Richie Furay at SOPAC, Hometown Movie Stars of CHS, Get Twisted in Meadowland Park, Maplewood Garden Club Plant Sale, and art opening at Green Door Studio. Plus a teaser for next week's interview with Jay Stevenson about Beethoven's Wrong Note. Phew, that's a lot!Three Things with a blood drive, Mychal Threets, Maplewood Pool Pals, Mother's Day gifts at General Store Shops and Cafe, Perla Oysters brick and mortar, Maplewoodstock (Thanks Danny Goldstein!), and Treelicious CSA at the Co-Lab.And if you know what happens to time when approaching a singularity, please let us know!If you like this sort of thing, give us a rating and a review on the podcast platform of your choice. Also, to hear all the juicy bloopers and other extra content, become a Patreon.LINKS:Makin' ItMychal Threets virtual eventMaplewood Pool Membership and Pool Pals SubsidyNo NJ City Is Doing Dining Better Than Maplewood Right NowMaplewoodstockTreelicious CSA

In the 48th episode of the Creators Connect series, we are joined by Musician @Tahle WeDzinza @Tahle WeDzinza  is a Zimbabwean International who is based in Harare and she is an extremely talented vocalist, composer and performer with the awards to back it. In the episode @Tahle WeDzinza  tells us a little about her new EP, 'Virago' a huge project for her seeing that she has not done a project this big since 2020. She also tells us about her musical journey and the musician she is trying to shape up to become. @Tahle WeDzinza sound and delivery of work is very unique and is like nothing i have ever seen before, its gripping and it definitely leaves a lasting impression. I highly recommend that you do take time to listen to her music and hear it for yourself. I totally enjoyed chatting with this phenomenal talent and I hope you thoroughly enjoy this Mega Conversation.Support the show

Jacob Lane, Matt McGavic, and Vince Lococo are joined by Presley Meyer of State of Louisville to decompress from one of the worst losses of the Satterfield era. The guys dive into how they spent the weekend before breaking the down the game with new Right & Wrong + Vince's Game Notes segments. Then the guys discuss the awkward press conference and the weird cloud around the football program, before discussing the UVA matchup and why it's going to be a tough go for Louisville.

On episode 18 of Past Prime, Steve and Matty confront their demons which, as it turns out, do not look like Jam Bands. Nor do they resemble hacky sackers or fratty teens drinking Zimas and smoking joints in the parking lot. No, Matty and Steve come face to face with the most insidious of fiends -- their own biases. The problem apparently was not with Dave. The problem was with our co-hosts and their pretensions. So, after decades rolling their eyes, making snarky asides and generally avoiding the subject, they immerse themselves in "Big Whiskey and the GrooGrux King," the seventh studio album from the Dave Matthews Band, released in 2009. Following the death of saxophonist LeRoi Moore, DMB made a sprawling, celebratory album for their legions of fraternity and sorority alums. In middle age, Dave, Carter and the band were among the biggest rock bands in the world and in full control of the "GrooGrux" -- a nickname for their musical "flow" or "juju." As with their previous albums, there are a couple tender ballads, some B- middle school poetry, and the unlikely combination of lite, worldly Jazz and athletic Funk. There are still songs with numbers for titles, lots of sex talk and several of references to monkeys doing things. But, in the end, Matty and Steve have to admit the thing they tens of millions of fans already knew: Dave Matthews Band aren't so bad. In fact, they're pretty impressive. Spoiler alert: Matty even loved one of the songs on this one. Not liked. Loved. To read more about Dave Matthews Band's "Big Whiskey and the GrooGrux King," check out the full essay at Past Prime.

Not that long ago, on a podcast very nearby...   The Good Guys made some tough calls and hard choices.   See which Queen (Amidala or Borg) Reigned Supreme!   The one where The Good Guys get quizzed on Phantom Menace   Obi-Wan RE-Winds COMING SOON!Full Phantom Menace episodeThe Good Guys:  Regan, Rob, and Ryan   Producer:  Eric 'e0n' Chung   Engineers:  Regan & Eric   Social Media Strategist:  @syndicatepoogie   Trailer Music and FX courtesy of Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio   You Were The Posin' One!Zimas for every0ne!Return of The JuicediThe Penis MightierGoldy But A GoodyDarth Maul KioskFeatured background music playlist:   Arcadia, Island Sun, Feel The Heat, Legend, Worship The Night, and Anti Hero  by  White Bat Audio   Background music for POP Quiz is Saturna by  White Bat Audio   Theme music is Battle (Boss) by BoxCat Games and is licensed under CC BY 3.0   Additional music is Against the Wall by BoxCat Games and is licensed under CC BY 3.0   http://coisgpod.com/

Put on your puka shell necklace, your black guyliner, wear your wallet chain, get your hair spike glue, grab your JNCO's, slide into your DC's, bring your cassettes and CD's, we got Zimas, we're gonna swing by Hot Topic and grab some Faygo 2-liters and scream all the lyrics while writhing in back pain spasms and forget where my glasses are... Ah forget it, it's sold out already... And MORE!

What's this dear listeners? A TNE Bonus episode released on a Saturday?! "What's the world coming to!" Well have no fear, comrades, as this episode was supposed to drop yesterday. But here it is today instead.  Caleb and Eric continue with a discussion carried over from their Slacker review, covering various aspects of 90s cinema. They talk a bit about the hot filmmakers of the period, as well as continue their discussion on the career of Richard Linklater. And beyond that, they take a look at some of the other landmark films of the 90s. All around, it's just another great day at the bar. So come on down to the TNE speakeasy, and take advange of our sale of '2 for 1' Zimas and half off on our famous Long Island Brisk Tea.    This episode was recorded on May 14th, 2021.    Email the show at thenoviceelitists@gmail.com or reach out to us on twitter @CalebAlexader   And check out Eric on The Best Picture Podcast, or one of the various other podcast he appears on--like the Sci-fi Partyline Podcast! And follow him on twitter @Bullitt33        

On this episode, Jimmy talks about his weekend, First Communion "donations", starting our own church, White Claws are the new Zimas, Ray wants peace in the middle east, the dopest freestyle ever, Ray's hairstyle dreams, Jimmy's amazing hair, Ray broke the garage door and other cool events, Ray's awesome date night, self love techniques, blood memory/ ancestral DNA, new game addiction: Stranded Deep, and some other bullshit. Please LIKE, SUBSCRIBE COMMENT and SHARE. Thank you.

S5:E11 - Jess and Jared recap and discuss “All the Comforts of Home." In our first episode of the season back in the present we meet our "favorite character," Ruby, and we begin by reexamining some of our initial reactions and feelings about the character and what she represents. With the benefit of time and consideration Jess repositions Ruby's writing, and sees how it was more thoughtfully, and well written character than we had originally understood her to be, and that there is a meta commentary there, about how adolescent women are demonized and demeaned across all areas of our culture. We open on Ruby, a "stereotypical" teenage girl in a stereotypical teenager's room, covered in posters, listening to pop music with headphones on her bed laying the wrong way on her bed with her feet in the air. We soon meet her mom, who Ruby quickly confronts, demanding to know if she's a good guy, or a bad guy, and saying that since they're going after S.H.‪‪I.E.L.D. that she wonders if they're not the bad guys. Her mom, General Hale, tells her that she just follows her orders, and that everything she does is for Ruby, though Ruby incorrectly predicted she'd say everything she did was for the greater good. Here is where we learn about their weird mother-daughter relationship, and that Ruby is obsessed with Daisy Johnson AKA Quake. But more importantly, the team! Our favorite S.H.‪‪I.E.L.D. Agents have returned from the future to the present day Lighthouse. They show up disoriented in different waves and gather together and Fitz confirms that despite their familiar location, they had made it back to their home time period. ‪‪A hologram of an old school S.H.‪‪I.E.L.D. Director, Rick Stoner, played perfectly by Patrick Warburton, appears to give the rundown to the team via an outdated pre-recorded message. The base was top-secret base designed for a post-apocalyptic situation to help repopulate the Earth, so, exactly what it ended up being used for in the future. Coulson mentioned how injured Mack had gotten, and Yo-Yo turns it back on him and he brushes his injuries off, but she knows what Coulson isn't telling the rest of the team about his own dark, crazy future sci-fi poison-filled wound. Yo-Yo, Mack and Jemma leave to get Mack medical attention and Coulson sends May to take the tour with hologram Rick Stoner, and she drags Fitz along. Daisy comes to furious with Coulson for using an Icer and taking her back to the past against her consent, and though she doesn't forgive him exactly, she understands his decision. Fitz and May are going through a storeroom and find all three monoliths, and a douche-bro Chronicom who was in the AWFUL Paris Hilton vehicle "The Hottie & the Nottie," Noah. Noah is the anti-Enoch, and is a dismissive, self-important robo-twit. He tells them that everyone with knowledge of the bunker is inside the bunker, and assures them that they're safe. May has a very cheesy "small but active fan base" line that is super meta, and made us chuckle. Jess noted that a lot of aspects of this season make us sure that they'd intended, or rather believed, it would be the final season of the show.‪ In the Lighthouse's monitor room they note "potential alien contact," that will lead to the end of the world, and there's a pretty by the numbers UFO-looking flying saucer in space on its way. They need to go check it out in St. Louis, and are still wanted for the crimes that AIDA and Ivanov framed them for. They show that they're outside this small town of River's End in the Lighthouse. When the team leaves the Lighthouse and has to steal a van Mack ‪‪is mortified, and May, and even Yo-Yo, are a bit annoyed with how strait-laced he is, though Jemma finds it wonderful. Daisy gets more comfortable with the computer room in the Lighthouse than Noah seems to appreciate, getting under the Chronicom's skin. Noah ‪‪is a dick, and he's ineffective, but he's not actually against the team, he's just really bad at helping them. The team goes through all the bad things they've lived through before to assure themselves. As a River's End cop shows up Fitz seems almost ready to shoot him, which is super dark and messed up, but Mack diffuses the situation. At this point Deke shows up suddenly outdoors and falls in love with being outside, and hugs a tree. An old white lady of River's End thinks Deke is high off his ass, but she's also pretty cool about it. Deke is super good at being a silly in this scene, and almost ate ice cream out of a trash can, until he sees a dive bar and discovers that he doesn't love beer, but he *does* love Zima! Deke has a fantastic time in the bar, eating cheeseburgers and onion rings, and drinking more and more Zimas. Deke tries to run out on his tab but is too drunk, and flips over a pool table. The team leaves the van on the side of road to be returned to owner and gets to the Zephyr so that they can get to St. Louis. Jemma figures out it's not from space, but the light came up *from* Earth, Hydra's way of calling the Kree to Earth. Yo-Yo and Mack are in the cargo hold and Yo-Yo is still more worried about the time loop than anything else. Daisy's gamer-ing it up, with her feet up on the computer eating cereal from the box, and Noah is so uptight he mentioned that everyone knows that Enoch was always reckless. Deke has showed up on police records and Daisy has to get him, so she dresses up in Noah's suit to go incognito to the River's End police station. The Zephyr arrives with the rest of the team in St. Louis where Fitz says he detects someone inside, and in the lab Piper is there, saying she was laying low waiting for them. We had forgotten about Piper being turned against the team in this episode, and though it's justified, it's also something neither of us care for. Jess's Billy has a connection to Piper's actor, Briana Venskus, as part of the L.A. motorcycle community. Daisy comes to the police station to get Deke and seems a little out of practice, and one of the cops seems to ‪‪I.D. her, and makes a call that gets word of Daisy to General Hale. Daisy gives Deke a hard time for getting arrested immediately, but he's too drunk, and too happy about being in a non-post-apocalyptic future stuck inside the Lighthouse in the cold of space, and he wants to know if she knows about Zima. Back in St. Louis we see that Piper's beacon was actually meant to call Hale's people, and Ruby is there in a mask with a team of robot drones, and Piper was tricked by Hale into turning on the team thinking she was helping them, and without a lot of options. Piper explains what she thinks the deal is, that they're bringing the team in to keep them safe, but Ruby orders the robot goons to attack, and uses the same weapon as Xena, a chakram, to attack the team themselves. This makes Jared go on a little Xena rant about the absurdity/insanity of Xena, but as Jess points out, Xena's Lucy Lawless is a S.H.‪‪I.E.L.D. vet! In the violence Ruby uses the aforementioned chakram to cut off both of Yo-Yo's arms, and it's gruesome, and not good. May and Mack go berserk on the robots before they even seem to know they're robots, but they *really* lose it after that, with their past histories with robots giving them some serious anti-robot prejudice. The Xena connection re-contextualizes the violence we've seen in sword and sorcery and fantasy fiction, and makes one think of the trauma victims of dismemberment must endure. Daisy and Deke get back to the Lighthouse and meet up with Noah, who promptly tells Deke he didn't think they should rescue him. Deke really comes into his own here, coming out of the John Cusack movie entitled nerdy straight white dude protagonist place he'd started from and firmly establishing himself as the comic sidekick, and excelling. Jeff Ward does very well with his comedic timing and rapport with Chloe, and this is where we fell for the character. They avoided a lot of problematic relationship tropes by changing the character's focus from a wannabe space badass with an unrequited love for Daisy, to comic relief doofus just reasonably crushing on Daisy, or from the show's Star-Lord, to Kramer. And total non sequitur, but they offered the part of Superman from Superman the Motion Picture to Burt Reynolds, which is nuts. We get a rad visual from the Lighthouse's docking bay, with a platform emerging from the water on the coast next to the Lighthouse with a waterfall on each side, and it makes Jared think of Disney's Gummi Bears, because he's who he is. We talk a bit about what S.H.‪‪I.E.L.D. says about law enforcement and its greater failures. We appreciate that they don't make their "super cops" out to be infallible, even though it isn't perfect, and are critical of law enforcement agencies in general. We get a "reveal" of Ruby's identity, and of her room being in the bottom of this big ol' military bunker. Back at the base Fitz, Daisy and Noah are trying to turn the beacon off, but it begins to overload and he warns them to run and jumps on the beacon to absorb the blast, sacrificing himself for the team, and redeeming his douchebag nature. In the closing scene Crusher Creel is running with a hoodie on in Philadelphia and an unmarked black car pulls up with Hale to recruit him to her cause, and though he's suspicious, he's resigned to his fate and gets in the car. And now, as always, Black Lives Matter. Now more than ever voting, and voting laws, are important in the U.S.. Visit blackvotersmatterfund.org/donate/ to help protect voting rights, improve lives, and strengthen communities. We’re a proud part of the But Why Tho Podcast Community! Be sure to follow them on Twitter @ButWhyThoPC and www.butwhythopodcast.com to check out all their great content. And follow us on Twitter: @projectTAHITI, send us an email: projectTAHITIpod@gmail.com, and rate/review us on Apple Podcasts!

This meditation is for fans of the improvised comedy sci-fi podcast Mission to Zyxx, in which there are Jedi-like "mystical warriors" called the Zima knights. But the Zimas are more like stoner hippies who train in the Space rather than the Force, so this track is pretty silly.

Join Host Chris Jackson and the AFC South Fan Battle as they cover week 11 in the AFC South as well as our football community being taking down by Facebook, Todd drinks Zimas, and Thanksgiving fatness for all.

his week we drink Vodquila trying something differentTopics-White Claw hype-President Debate-Outdoor Pets vs Indoor Pets-Cats vs DogsSip it or Spill it-Zimas bring it back?-Brunch?-Cowboys-Lebron GoatWatch us on YouTube @tequila talk compadres

We drink some Zimas and talk about NJPW's G1 Climax 30 (2020).

This week we finish the Luna Azul TequilaTopics-Son and Mother have indecent relationship, porn enticing it?-Flopping in sport and touch fouls-Commentators in English vs SpanishSip it or Spill it-Pets?-Seltzer Beer? -Zimas?

There's no new podcast out this week. But we do have something for you; an unreleased episode from 2017. On episode 7 we enjoy some refreshing Zimas which were brought back for a special summer 2017 release. They never came back despite our feelings of its quality. On sports we discuss LeBron potentially leaving Cleveland for LA, talk shit on the Pacers' Paul George, try to understand the NHL expansion draft for the newly formed Vegas Golden Knights, and speculate about the future of Dodgers' rookie Cody Bellinger. On the entertainment side we discuss our feelings about the Transformers franchise with the 5th movie about to release. We also talk another franchise, X-Men, with news about one more release from the McAvoy/Fassbender cast. Turns out they shouldn't have come back. Or made any new movies. Dark Phoenix wasn't good.

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This week the boys sit down with producer Jason Hollis and a fine bottle of Casamigas and discusss: Cycle of bullshit, Casamigas, Stepping away from social media, Live nation deal, Madonna, Katie Perry, Magazines, Meditation, Beach Boys Endless Summer, Baton Rouge, Jessie Brooks, Music stores, Randy Jackson, Ray Charles, Chuck Berry, Mick McReynolds, Scavenger Raves, No more rules, Viper Room, Zimas, Tattoo Mania, and so so so so much more

Episode 43. This week we pick up where we left off. Working in the recovery and the healthcare industry is hard enough sober. Stress. Mental illness. Pulling things out of patients' buttholes. Etc. Try it with a drug habit. In this episode we talk healthcare and schizophrenia. Threesomes and mushrooms. Zimas and drunkenly auditioning for The Price is Right. Reno walks all over town, Keith scores big at a garage sale and all parties slowly find their way out of that life. With the ability now to spot a tweaker a mile away. Especially say, a dude in a trench coat biking through the rain with a microwave tucked under his arm. For instance.

This is the last official Funkytownpodcast. Thank you Thank you Thank you for all the support and listens. Wrex "Unplug" Segment 1 Jeff, Joe, Zach, Rebekah, Susie and Dustin Joe Savage "American Odyssey" Segment 2 the final Zach Libs with Jeff, Joe, Zach, Rebekah, Susie, Sammy and Garret final thoughts and good-byes Garage Barrage "Ecto Cooler" Bonus content!! I want to ask you to come to our farewell show. It will be a night of thanksgiving but funkytown style so it's called FTP Presents: Fakesgiving 2019. If you have ever listened to, been a guest of or a part of the show I would love you to be there. The lineup is perfect. There will be some sort of open mic at first. If you want to be a part of that email me or message me because time slots are limited. We will have Wrex doing his thing. He is full of gratitude. He even has a song that goes " I wake up early in the morning counting blessings" Wrex is cool and if you if you haven't seen him this is a perfect setting. Joe Savage is a staple on the show. He comes on the 1st podcast of the year every year to make sure we kick off the show in style and with intent. Joe Savage is some sort of Texas Buddhist Beatnick to me. He some how manages to wrap poetry with Texas twang and a zen like out look. To close out the show there couldn't be a better band to represent the funkytownpodcast spirit. Garage Barrage is one of those bands that brought me pure joy. Their music is infectious, sometimes silly and just strikes every right chord in my soul. My love for that band is as pure as the music they make from their garage while drinking Zimas and eating pizza. See you November 9th at Main at South Side. Show starts at 8:30PM #supportlocal #fortworthlove #suckitstubbs #keeplistening #neverstop

The crew heads to the park planet RV:28-26 at the urging of the Zimas. Dar is peckish. C-53 becomes a believer. Pleck protects his pockets. Starring: Jeremy Bent as C-53 Alden Ford as Pleck Decksetter Allie Kokesh as Dar Seth Lind as Nermut Bundaloy Winston Noel as AJ Moujan Zolfaghari as Bargie, Tiffany and The Zealous Assassin With special guest Monique Moses as Goerlich Edited by Seth Lind Recording, sound design and mix by Shane O’Connell Music composed by Brendan Ryan and performed by FAME’s Macedonian Symphony Orchestra Opening crawl narration by Jeremy Crutchley Ship design for The Bargarean Jade by Eric Geusz Audio hosting by Simplecast This episode is sponsored by Tor Books and Wix. Mission to Zyxx is a proud member of the Maximum Fun network.

Ancient - Chapter 1: The Death of Gary Episode 08 - Getting Personal Back Stage Clyde/Brita has made it into the back rooms with a couple of gentlemen friends. With Karlotta/Talia shortly to follow, can Luth/Arthur figure out a way to join in the fun before getting booted again? Clyde makes a pit stop in the toilet. Karlotta flexes her monk muscles. Andrew can't stay in character. And everyone had too many Zimas before recording. Enjoy! AUDIO WARNING: We bought some new equipment and it didn't work out too well. We actually lost most of the episode and had to recover it from a shitty desktop mic that happened to be recording. So we're really sorry about the quality. We trimmed as much as we could. Good goofs in this one though!

Recorded 4-12-18. Episode 87 has Kennedy back in Stew-dio and we discuss some serious topics including Buc ee’s bathrooms, strip clubs, Zimas, camera angles, Brazos Valley Brewing’s growth, proper hosting and much more. Catherine’s Show thoughts What’cha Drinkin Beers 11 Below Color Blind Red IPA Nine Band Cactus Cat Kolsch Suds Monkey Cheeky Monkey American … Continue reading Liquid Lunch 087 →

The IdeaFab Podcast July Hardware & Electronics Engineering Meetup by MacroFab & Mouser Electronics event is live! Come grab some food, beer, and socializing if you’re in the Houston area. Everyone gets Zimas! Idea Tank Idea's Scooterfy Last mile transportation is the hardest problem to solve for mass transit Scooterfy is a way to convert electric skateboards to a scooter so it takes less skill to ride Casey Neistat makes riding electric skateboards look easy What about a scooter cooler but with a brief case? It would be the business trim package Patent of the inflatable motorcycle helmet MEP Idea's Stephen wants to be the first actual Space Pirate....Radio Show Went as far as testing out solid rocket fuel Hardest part is getting a satellite in orbit without anyone knowing Sealand: Bates seized it from a group of pirate radio broadcasters in 1967 with the intention of setting up his own station at the site Maybe they are interested in becoming space pirate radio operators? Space Elevator? What about a Space Escalator! Parker has a series of silly ideas Urn This: Payment plan to cremate your loved ones - Costs and Arm and a Leg everKittens: GMO cats that never grow past being kittens Belt Buckle Badges for conferences and DEFCON Rapid package delivery using cruise missles Uber for cables Rapid pizza cooler R.F.O. (Rapid Fire Opinions) Security guard robot ends it all by throwing itself into a watery grave - Arstechnica Knightscope K5 security bot shows your job is probably safe from automation. For now. Robot can't make arrests, taser a criminal, or wade into a burning building, but it can phone the cops or fire off a loud siren. Idea behind it is if you’re shopping center or office complex had five patrolling security guards, you can replace four of them with robots and leave the fifth in a central office that can respond to any issues. Google Glass 2.0 Is a Startling Second Act - Wired Augmented Reality for industry Kickstarter Court Fight Stress & End Teeth Grinding Disorder w/ Smart Wearable Tags: Google Glass, Idea Tank Podcast, Knightscope K5, MacroFab, macrofab engineering podcast, MEP, Podcast, Space Pirate, Zima

Ross and Jessie discuss Jeff Bezos doing steroids, Michael Jackson's "lost" album, Ross working as a waiter at the Emmy's, and stay tuned after the show for Ross' summertime anthem song "Zimas and Jolly's"

Take it easy on the Zimas and Bass beers, ok? Settle in and have some fun with us. We're going to play a booze-themed Or Game, listen to some Wee Beasties, make a podcast recommendation, talk a little Star Wars and much more Dorkness.LISTEN: DorktownPodcast224.mp330.1MB | 1:05:48 | Fowl fowl language!Thanks for listening!PODCAST LINKS-You can also find this pod on iTunes and Stitcher. Like our Face and Tweet us.-Dorktown Podcast blog. Mikey’s blog.

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Follow the Mt. Wachusett access road to the land of claws! Kenny and his wife Julie live in Massachusetts, where mysteriously warm Winter weather transports them in the land of Wachusett. While searching their way home they meet a sleuth of bears. Escape is impossible and death is imminent from these ferocious creatures in this hilarious story. While Kenny fends off bears, Miles gets the courage to travel to Africa where he fends off lions. The boys try and return home but are thwarted by invisible aliens jerking off on them and car companies stealing their jokes. Our heroes tap their ruby boat shoes together three times and repeat, "There's no place like home," and return to sex in the kitchen, Halloween box sets, and where Zima flows like a river. No place like home indeed.

Another week, another hand-crafted piece of audio gold for you the listener.  Michael does his yearly good deed, and tells you all about it.  We discuss this week's filibuster, and what the hell is going on in the animal kingdom?  Also Brad proposes getting drunk on Zimas and throwing sandwiches at homeless people.   

Libby's back! And, before this episode, we did a little drink taste-test. We didn't get too sloppy, cause we had to record an episode all about our best drinking memories.