In this edition of the podcast, we open with the continuing misadventures of Sanchez's phone battery situation, then get Kevin Nickolai into the studio after Danno picked him up like an hour late. Kevin is the host of The Perplextpat podcast along with being a brilliant speaker and creative who lives in Daejeon. Our guest talks to us about a time in his life where he was rather unmoored, so he decided to pick up someone fresh out of con college and take him home to the trailer park, getting very scared and stoned along the way. We also discuss an idea that just might be the biggest pay-per-view event ever featuring five naked US Marines and coked-out kitana-wielding maniac gorilla. After that it's more stuff on family secrets, innuendo, and hallucinatory states to finish the show with just the right of improper aplomb for which we're (in)famous. Sacre bleu!
Music Theme: Pardon My French
Lous and the Yakuza - Dilemme
Dr. Dre - Bitches Ain't Shit
Andrew Dice Clay - Something Soft

For our 10th episode spectacular, we talk to Gwangju's English news voice & the host of GFN's "Face2Face" Arlo Maddest about a couple nights of drunken adventure blagging his way into VIP parties at different editions of the annual Busan International Film Festival, pissing off Darren Aronofsky, the worst jobs he's ever had, and what's NOT on his esteemed resume...amongst other shite.

On this episode, we invited the amazing Kamen Ross to join us during his final weeks in Korea. Before he came in, Danno talks the Alex Baldwin situation (whoever that is) with Sanchez and claims he bought the t-shirt from the Trumps. We talked about getting lost in spacetime on mushrooms at a Primus concert in Boston's Orpheum (FOREVER?!), how one would teach demons the right way when young, Sanchez (unprompted as usual) gave a movie review, and Kamen administered a personality test on the hosts with predictably disastrous results. As hosts we'd just like to bid Kamen Ross a fond departure from Korea, as he will be missed terribly by one & all who know him. The music theme chosen by Kamen was Goddesses of Hell, which we felt was appropriate given the onset of the cold & dark months.
Tracklist:
Norma Tanega - You're Dead
Laura Marling - Devil's Spoke
Lisa Hannigan - Little Bird