I think losing my religion deserve to be on that list. It catapulted R.E.M. into a lot of peoples lives. I think Gabe‘s choice of Nightswimming was my favourite pick from what was picked and it’s followed by find the river which is a great closer.

Ok you guys have the wrong read for Pequod's and The Bear. The point of that was to demonstrate the level of hospitality and detail that the restaurant (it's Ever btw) devotes to their customers. Not using the almighty crust is nitpicking.

@anthony-kim-1 What makes The Bear so realistic is how it resonates with viewers due to the relatable experiences these characters feel working in the restaurant industry. Shall I get started on how unrealistic the boxing in Raging Bull is?

oh no this is the edited out part of the wes kidd he doesn't want this out there

*I* give a shit about Fig Dish. And I’m 22

Don’t neglect “Miss California” - great track

“Easy Lover” is news to me! I think the “Fast” version of “Chew Toy” might date to that… would love to hear it!

Don’t bag on Unleash too bad, Dr. Ness, it’s pretty damn fun

On an all-new, epic 70 Movies We Saw in the 70s, Ben and interim co-host Jim Healy take a deep dive into deep space to dissect an all-time sci-fi/body horror classic, Ridley Scott's 1979 masterpiece, ALIEN.

Come for the atmosphere, cinematography, naturalistic performances and profound mystery, stay for ribald stories of Miss Hidden Valley, Johnny Dangerously, Francis Veber, and an intense game of "Which film has aged better,  ________ or Alien?"

Ep. 40 - Alien

Cool people don’t really like to talk about themselves — and Aly Jados (of the super awesome Chicago band Blood People) is really cool, so she REALLY doesn’t like to talk about herself. But all that reserved reticence won’t stop the guys from pestering Aly about her dad’s guitar, scary band names, her new Monday bowling nights, making heavy music that’s catchy as fuck, singing Steven Tyler songs in front of Steven Tyler, favorite Metallica songs, Punky Brewster, ghosts, and Gabe’s scented balls.

108. LIFERS - Aly Jados

Rick Ness is the Indiana Jones of UW-Madison. Sure, he might seem like a mild mannered teacher of 18th and 19th century transatlantic literature — but, actually, he’s one of the dudes from Chicago legends Figdish! On this episode, we talk to THAT dude about the ‘Dish’s forthcoming sorta-new third record (Rick will explain), after-parties at Club Shakespeare, releasing the Kraken, paying off your debt to Brad Wood with a few well placed Radiohead covers, scamming A&R guys, Zima, Kevin Cronin’s scatting, deadly microphone stands, and hot August nights with Neil Diamond. Jesus Christ, we love Rick.

130. LIFERS - Rick Ness

Happy Thanksgiving, everybody! On this special mini-edition of The LIFERS Podcast we discuss the greatest Thanksgiving TV episode of all time: Episode 7 of WKRP IN CINCINNATI — “Turkeys Away”. Oh, the humanity.

145. LIFERS - Gabe Rodriguez’s Thanksgiving TV Corner: WKRP

A LOCAL H podcast with Scott Lucas, Gabe Rodriguez, Ben Reiser, and a revolving door of friends, luminaries and beloved “lifers”.

130. LIFERS - Rick Ness

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