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Welcome to 'Dave Talks Some More', Episode 10 - a humorous yet insightful exploration into marriage, music and controversial cultural shifts. This episode tackles the societal expectation of marriage, discusses its success rate and explores the complexity of relationships. Join this entertaining and thought-provoking conversation, as we also navigate the engaging discourse on classic versus modern music and the questionable trends in pop culture.We engage in a lively discourse about contemporary youth culture and their interaction with technology. Questioning why youths embrace certain cultural trends and how their music preferences differ across generations. From the classic bands of the 70s to today's fusion sound and digital downloads, enjoy this lively debate.Furthermore, we debunk common misconceptions about today's youth, their habits and preferences. Revisiting the charm of the '80s era, we delve into the era-defining music such as hair bands and punk rock. We acknowledge the chasm between older and newer generations, highlighting the importance of understanding and adapting to societal changes.Lastly, we traverse the terrain of cultural changes, exploring the resistance towards the 'wokism' infiltrating popular brands and icons. Encouraging our listeners to view these disagreements not as a battleground, but as diverse perspectives contributing to a colorful social tapestry. Tune in for a laughter-induced, riveting episode, and engage in debates on marriage, music, and contentious cultural shifts.

Ice storms, Barbie, geocaching, Pokemon and kids today.

The show begins and ends with horror movies with other stuff in the middle.

In which we break new ground by being the first show to criticize old white men, Dave Chapelle, and shows we've never seen.

The raging debate over Girl Scout cookies continues. Also, too much information about beaver nuggets and Korean chicken.

Christmas presents and how to wrap them, plus a violent death in a Japanese department store window.

Dave learns the importance of getting an education and checking strange gauges.

Dave talks with the former manager of the Yazoo City Branch of the Family Dollar Emporium.

In which Dave tells the longest Thanksgiving story ever.