Browniversary X (Podcast 17)

The latest podcast is up here.

Songs featured bookending the podcast were from the Flip Scoldjah, off his new album Nazgul, Please and were (firstly) an excerpt from "That God Blessed Blade/That Thang We Swang" and (secondly) "Atlanta Boys." There's more up at his myspace.

This is what cornhole is. Really, it's work-safe. Unless you're maize-aversive.

This is the IMDB page for Sars Wars. If you search it on IMDB, it asks if you mean Star Wars. Um, no.

This is the Sam Shepard play referred to, complete with mango-lovin' photo! This person liked it a lot more than we did.

A piece from the Georgia Review about the special issue it published to commemmorate the Nobel Laureates in Literature gathering at the Carter Center.

This is Watershed. And this is Scott Peacock's amazing cookbook.

This is the site for Seaside, Florida. Yes, it's new urbanism. What of it?

The Size of Thoughts by Nicholson Baker contains his essay "Clip Art."

Here are some resources on urban exploration: Infiltration is kind of a how-to. Here is the wikipedia page on the thing and here the one on the dude. And here the college tunnels that have been explored and such.

Yeah, we do got that

Google knows we're here when people are looking for very specific items.

Also, your maturity level is far greater than mine if you can make it through this site with a straight face.

hip digital life squidnut funny titsquash zone (Podcast 16)

Okay, so here's the link to Podcast 16, a bit later than usual, and here are promised links to such and such.

Music and "comedy" were provided by Excalibrah and a friend. Here's a photo from their wedding. It was a touching ceremony. Many tears.


This is the photo of the most baddest-assedest envelope evah. So dangerous it had to have instructions about not bending it written in large letters.



Marie Osmond Dolls have their own website. This one has its own blog.

Zee & Zed get another mention.

These are the remnants of Popfest 2006. The links section is a great place to find some new bands.

These are a couple of pictures of our own tiny big chicken, in one of which it is being attacked by a more aggressive bird.




The real Big Chicken.

We confirmed that the cemetery near where Jared used to live in Marietta is the one where JonBenet and her mom are buried. Here's a bird's eye view of it (chicken-eye? not really; that would be much lower).


Here's a site with a lot of info about that case. The very same site provides much about the Leo Frank case.

This is the official site for Stone Mountain. They feature a crappy video of some highlights from the laser show (Jared points out that you can't tell much what's going on), which does not feature the dudes on the mountain riding. Has that part been eliminated?

The wikipedia page on Eric Zeier does not discuss his Homebanc Mortgage radio commercials. Or current baldness.

Joanne Woodward, if you grew up in a cave. And a bit on Kennesaw. Also, a link to the IMDB page for The General and a page about the General itself.

I swear, there's stuff we talked about we didn't link here. Not much, though.

Tea and Vinegar (Podcast 15)

Here you go, kids. Podcast 15 is a bit early, as we're gonna head to a lot of Popfest this week. The songs used are:

1. At the beginning of the show, The Squalls' "Kalinka"

2. At the end of the show, Bob Hay & the Jolly Beggars' "Big Belly'd Bottle," which has lyrics appropriate to some of what was discussed in the show.

There are links on the latter page where you can get the CD (or both), but the Squalls stuff is pretty difficult to find. Some is available for free download where linked, official-like.

So, other stuff mentioned included: Zee & Zed (who have apparently decided to walk out), Shane & Tom, Athens, GA Inside Out, Ask Lyndon, and how nice the Georgia Podcast Network is. Other stuff is mentioned, but not so linkable.

Photos from Medieval Times

If you want to get more of the experience, most of the photos we (mostly Jared because he understands what the symbols on the camera mean) took are posted here.

Horse Balls in Your Face! (Podcast 14)

Podcast 14 is up (actually, it's not yet, but it will be when this is posted). There will be photos pasted in at the end of this post that are relevant to Medieval Times, which is much discussed. Podcasts mentioned include Shane and Tom's Squeezebox and Zee & Zed. The Ira Glass thing Jared wants to marry is here.

Music is by the Lil' Flip Scoldjah, on Nokahoma Records (Hillary can't spell). The song is "The Cylindaz Bestow the Gift of Rap Upon the Elves--They Accept and Their Mindz Proceed to Be Blown!" off Out Francin' Y'all.


A scene from Just Visiting, or maybe Les Visiteurs?


Ye olde trashe barrelle.


If you park here, they get medieval on your ass. Also if you don't.


Like this needs a caption.


Horse balls not quite in your face. Because they're not actually visible.

Maybe there will be more pictures up at some point, once I have time to upload them.