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William Kristol is one of the nation’s leading conservative voices. And, since 2016, he’s been at war with conservative elites and Trump loyalists. Kristol tells Alec he didn’t just vote for Joe Biden, he is actively rooting for his success. There is just too much at stake otherwise, particularly when so many members of the GOP keep parroting Trump’s lies about a stolen election. Kristol was the founder and editor of The Weekly Standard for more than two decades. When it closed in 2018, Kristol and a band of Never-Trumpers founded TheBulwark.com, a news site “free from the constraints of partisan loyalties or tribal prejudices.”
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William Kristol Wants Biden to Succeed

to kick off this season Open Mike Eagle and El-P dig into El's early life leading up to his first recordings and the forming of the seminal underground rap group Company Flow. Along the way we hear the story of his first encounter with the music business and how that informed the ’independent as f*ck’ aesthetic of his early releases. We then explore the record label bidding war that lands the group at legendary underground label Rawkus Records.
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Company Flow part 1: El’s origin story

Get siked Murderinos! My Favorite Murder's GEORGIA HARDSTARK is here!! That's right, one half of the true crime podcast juggernaut sits down with Damian to talk about her not always positive experiences in punk. From surviving the wrong crowd as a kid to claiming space &amp; building your own world. This is NOT TO BE MISSED! Find My Favorite Murder at your favorite podcast store!Also Touched On: Bonding with your brother over WeenMeeting the CrustiesHating the OCGoing to the Vandals and seeing a stabbing insteadThe downside of the punk utopia Meeting a metalhead in rehabSlayer: a middle groundMoving to LA and meeting StrifeLoving the Wrestling Podcaster just not the wrestlingThe Grade/ We Watch Wrestling Connectiona secret zinethe importance of Riot GrrrlSciFi as a path to sobrietyMeeting Ray Bradbury a secret Mr.Show live comedy showFind treasure on TVStarting My Favorite Murder A secret zine
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Episode 321 - Georgia Hardstark (My Favorite Murder)

British Actor Malcolm McDowell trained at the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art. While he’s had many notable stage roles, audiences likely know him best for a single, iconic character, Alex DeLarge, the anti-heroic criminal turned victim in Stanley Kubrick’s 1971, A Clockwork Orange. McDowell tells Alec how he developed Alex DeLarge’s signature look with the cricket codpiece, bowler hat, and single disorienting lower eyelash. McDowell also talks about his life-long friendship with mentor Lindsay Anderson, who directed McDowell in his debut film, if, in 1968. In his mid-70s, McDowell is still going strong, acting in film and television and enjoying roles such as a talent agent in HBO’s Entourage and a retired orchestra conductor in Amazon’s Mozart in the Jungle.
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Malcolm McDowell Reminisces like Clockwork (Orange)

We wish you a merry Pranks Day with a surprise Deadcast about the first known live Grateful Dead tape, from 1966, and reveal what happens when you try to shut down an Acid Test, featuring Merry Pranksters Ken Babbs and Denise Kaufman, with additional storytelling by Jerry Garcia.

Hug the Heat, or the Story of the First Dead Tape

This week, we take a step back to examine Phish’s November 23, 1985 show at Goddard College, with a specific focus on the 27-min Whipping Post. During this show, Mike Gordon had an epiphany & decided he wanted to pursue music for the rest of his life. The jam in question shares a lot in common with early jamming from The Grateful Dead. We explore Phish’s relationship to The Dead, and focus comparing the two band’s during their formative years as well as looking at where The Dead was when Phish was originating.&nbsp;


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The Moment of Inspiration

Team BIG FACTS discusses the science of ballin' out in the club.
CTE Co-Founder Kinky B talks about the origins of his relationship with Jeezy, starting the CTE label, how they fell out, Gucci VS. Jeezy VERZUZ battle, his new business ventures and more.
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EPISODE 68 - KINKY B

Amanda knows about living inside other people’s preconceptions. When she was 22 years old, she was sentenced to 26 years in prison for a murder she didn’t commit. In 2007, on a study-abroad program in Perugia, Italy, Amanda’s roommate Meredith Kurcher was raped and murdered. The police and the tabloids pinned it on “Foxy Knoxy,” calling Amanda a sex-crazed murderer. After spending almost a decade in the labyrinth of the Italian criminal justice system, Amanda was fully exonerated. Today, she lives in her hometown of Seattle and, with her husband, has a podcast called Labyrinths about the mazes we find ourselves in. 

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Amanda Knox Navigates Labyrinths

The Bee Gees were Barry Gibb and his younger twin brothers, Robin and Maurice. From the time they started playing together as children, they dreamed of stardom, and they certainly succeeded. The Bee Gees became among the top-selling music groups of all time. The distinctive “blood harmony” of the brothers' voices set the dance floor on fire and their prodigious talent as songwriters extended their career long past disco’s days. Now in his mid-70s, Barry is the sole survivor of the group. Barry talks to Alec about his songwriting, fame, and family. Robin died in 2012 and Maurice in 2003. Barry’s keeping the Bee Gees’ music alive and still making music. HBO recently released a documentary about the group, How Can You Mend a Broken Heart? and Barry put out an album featuring Nashville greats singing Bee Gees songs called Greenfields: The Gibb Brothers Songbook (Vol. 1).
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Barry Gibb Keeps the Bee Gees Stayin’ Alive

Mike and Oteil are joined by famous Merry Prankster Ken Babbs. Babbs shares adventures from his time with the Merry Pranksters, tales from the acid tests, and jokes aplenty. Ken talks about the book of stories he’s putting together called “Cronies,” encounters with the Hell’s Angels and Ram Dass, and the three discuss the meaning of the American spirit.&nbsp;


Ken Babbs is a famous Merry Prankster who became one of the psychedelic leaders of the 1960s. He along with best friend and Prankster leader, Ken Kesey wrote the book Last Go Round. Babbs is best known for his participation in the Acid Tests and on the bus Furthur.


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Episode 40: Ken Babbs

They say you can’t go home again, and Giuseppe Verdi’s Aida knows it all too well. Captured from her homeland of Ethiopia and enslaved in Egypt, she falls in love with an Egyptian warrior. Aida is torn between her love for this man and her love for her home and, because it’s opera, she ultimately chooses the tenor.
In “O Patria Mia,” Aida stands on the banks of the Nile and says goodbye to Ethiopia. In this episode, host Rhiannon Giddens and her guests explore what home means, and what it means to leave it behind.
The Guests
Soprano Latonia Moore has sung the role of Aida more than a hundred times. She made her Met debut in the role with a day and a half’s notice, and it launched her international career. As a Black soprano, she feels like she has joined the club of great singers who have taken on the role.
Naomi André is a professor of Afro-American and African Studies and Women's and Gender Studies at the University of Michigan. She wrote her dissertation on Verdi’s operas and was blown away the first time she saw Aida at the Met. She thinks it’s amazing that a story about ancient Egypt still resonates today, and she still finds something new in the work every time she sees it.
Poet and visual artist Mahtem Shiferraw is from Ethiopia and Eritrea, but now lives in Los Angeles. Coming to the U.S. as an adult, she had to completely rebuild her sense of identity and belonging, and her understanding of home. Growing up in Ethiopia, she went to an Italian school and acted in a non-opera production of Aida.

Verdi's Aida: There's No Place Like Home

From Blake Edwards and Paul Mazursky, to Audrey Hepburn and the history of Improv, Sam Wasson tackles distinctive creators and seminal moments in Hollywood history. Alec loved Sam Wasson’s latest, The Big Goodbye: Chinatown and the Last Years of Hollywood. In this fascinating conversation, Wasson tells the story of the four men behind the 1974 film, producer Robert Evans, screenwriter Robert Towne, director Roman Polanski, and the star Jack Nicholson. Chinatown marked the end of an era for Hollywood and a turning point in each of their lives. 
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Sam Wasson Chronicles Chinatown and Hollywood Legends

In today’s episode, Sid Evans, Editor-in-Chief of Southern Living Magazine, talks to Grammy and Emmy-award winning musician/actor Harry Connick Jr. about growing up in New Orleans, his new spiritual album, Alone With My Faith, and how he and his daughter have shown their gratitude to essential workers across the country over the last year.


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Harry Connick Jr.’s Perfect Po’ Boy

The BIG FACTS posse discuss the term G.O.A.T. to start off this episode.
Trap Rap legend OJ DA JUICEMAN discusses his battles with diabetes, coming up with Gucci Mane, past business issues with Debra Antney, legal trapping, mixtapes and more with the BIG FACTS crew.
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EPISODE 67 - OJ DA JUICEMAN

This week the guys have a fun, but random conversation about life, hip hop, and everything Billy June put on a list for them.



0:00- The Guys talk to Billy June about his dating life and more.
13:00- Vaccines
23:00- The Guys go through Billy's topics list and discuss what happened to one hit wonder rappers.
47:00- Rosenberg's Day from Hell


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Billy Picks the Topics Vol. 4

Musician and author Matthew Chaim joins us to discuss the opportunities that Web 3.0 will offer songwriters and artists in the digital realm.

NFTs, Blockchain, and the Future of Digital Music

Carnival this year was virtual, but it did not stop the vibes! Let's continue to support and stream the soca.

JEL | The Soca Boss

2021 CARNIVAL COOL DOWN | VIRTUAL EDITION

In the glut of comedy that exists today - with hundreds of comedy clubs, sit-coms, late-night talk shows, and podcasts - Patton Oswalt has distinguished himself over his three-decade career by being a talented actor who also happens to be very funny. Patton talks to Alec about the sudden death in 2016 of his first wife, author Michelle McNamara, how it changed his relationship with their daughter. Patton says the strength of his first marriage allowed him to “run at love” when it came a second time (he married actress Meredith Salenger in late 2017). Alec and Patton also compare notes on the deep imprint their favorite TV shows growing up have had, what Patton learned about FOMO while writing for MADtv, and why Patton started all over when he started performing at comedy clubs in San Francisco in the early 90s.
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Patton Oswalt Runs at Love

Actor Kristen Bell (The Good Place, Frozen, Veronica Mars) has a happy marriage that requires a lot of work, and she’s good with that. She considered a life in the theater as a student at NYU, even making it to Broadway before graduation. However, on a whim, she moved to Los Angeles and has been starring in movies and TV ever since. Like her most memorable characters, Bell is plucky, relatable, and very funny. That’s her lane and she’s good with that, too. She tells Alec, at 40, she’s more comfortable than ever in her skin, more aware of her voice and what she needs to be happy, lessons she strives to model every day for her daughters, and her legions of devoted fans.
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Kristen Bell Chooses Her Lane

You're going to go-go Go-Go's crazy for this episode! Today on the show, Damian is joined by the Go-Go's legend KATHY VALENTINE! As if being from a Hall Of Fame nominated band wasn't enough, Kathy is also: a Chiswick recording artist, an almost member of England's Girlschool &amp; the founder of Austin, TX's first punk band The Violators!? Listen in as they discuss all of that &amp; so much more! NOT TO BE MISSED &amp; don't miss Kathy's FANTASTIC new book "All I Ever Wanted: A Rock 'N' Roll Memoir"!!!Also Touched On:Being a rockerBorn too late for PsychNo proto-punk in Texas… except for ZZ TopGo-Go’s as a gateway for kidsThe power of the songs getting over lookedLearning from Charlotte and Belinda
The punk influence on Can’t Stop The WorldNew Wave vs. PunkThe diversity of the LA soundThe Weirdos: LA’s DamnedThe effect of MansonHaving no time for Kim FowleyThe ViolatorsDr. FeelgoodGoing to England and seeing the Pub RockGoing to see the Sex Pistols in San AntonioThe NextProject TerrorThe NervesThe Capitol Records Swap-Meet The Plugz &amp; TONS OF OTHER GOODNESS!!!!!Brought To You By VANS