WWWS continues its march toward the completely self-appointed title of The Last Great Podcast Of The Modern Era, a designation that remains technically disputed but increasingly difficult to discuss without someone bringing up lawyers.
This week, Say What Now? heads into the world of beatnik and hipster slang, once again putting Big Uke on the spot to decipher expressions from another era. The terminology is obscure. The guesses are delivered with authority. Historical accuracy remains a secondary concern.
The WWWS Mailbag opens for another round of listener questions, observations, and contributions from an audience that continues to demonstrate an alarming willingness to participate in all of this.
Meanwhile, Tubesox reports back on his latest movie assignment, Road To Perdition (2002). What begins as a movie review gradually develops into a much longer conversation, because apparently neither host has learned that a film can be discussed for a reasonable amount of time and then simply allowed to end. The result is another episode that runs a little longer than anyone originally intended.
And, as always, 3 Things That Can Kick Rocks closes things out, proving that no matter how long the movie discussion gets, there will always be enough time left over for petty grievances.
Old slang. Listener mail. Gangsters. Extended film analysis. Fresh complaints.
The show continues to build momentum. The runtime continues to follow suit.
Keep your expectations low. The Last Great Podcast Of The Modern Era apparently has a lot to say.
Show lessWWWS continues its march toward the completely self-appointed title of The Last Great Podcast Of The Modern Era, a designation that remains technically disputed but increasingly difficult to discuss without someone bringing up lawyers.
This week, Say What Now? heads into the world of beatnik and hipster slang, once again putting Big Uke on the spot to decipher expressions from another era. The terminology is obscure. The guesses are delivered with authority.
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