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Matt, Tyler and Chris discuss the 1942 romantic drama Casablanca! They break down the movie from the POV of Ilsa (Ingrid Bergman), they discuss initial viewings of classic films, the greatest love stories of all time, smoking cigarettes and drinking French 75 cocktails, and of course they have to ask ultimately, who is the baddie?…
It’s story time with Mistress Peg! This is the bloodiest story you’ve ever heard. Not for the faint of heart. You’ve been warned!
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In episode 48 of Half True History, Dan Parrella tells Pedro Lima (and Chris Crespo) about the history of the Aztecs and how they became a theological dictatorship that didn’t exactly end well for anyone involved. Who was the Great Feathered Serpent? Why was there increased sacrifices? Was the whole culture based on re-education and indoctrination? How accurate are Mel Gibson movies? All of these questions get answered in this week’s show!
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Raphael Saadiq is a well schooled soul composer. As much as he’s an auteur, he’s a curator whose vision is culled from the classics, with ears and eyes focused on the way ahead. In a class of groove savants like Prince, Erykah Badu, and Bilal, Saadiq’s stamp on Neo-Soul is bold, brilliant, beautiful, and touching–like his latest, Jimmy Lee. He chimes in with us to discuss the Jimmy Lee we all know and are.
“What is Neo-Soul?” someone asked us recently. That’s a show in itself, more like one of those epics with an intermission. For the sake of time we rattled off a few choice cuts from this conscience driven fusion of funk, electronica, jazz, Afro beat and the proverbial kitchen sink. On cue: Freestyle Fellowship, 4Hero, Mos Def, Hiatus Kaiyote, Bilal, J Dilla, Spacek, Viktor Duplaix, plus plus plus.
