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Doug is joined by Josh Potter and they discuss the XFL, Tom Brady rumors, the qb market, the NBA trade deadline letdown, and they start a rumor. Plus, they talk about the strange it can be for a comedian to open up for a band.

We recount Freddy's strangest moments in music and other unexpected avenues of entertainment, from TV presenter to VHS pitchman, before showcasing the debut episode our chronological project, An Elm Street Nightmare!

Johnny just became a father and totally gushes about his little girl. He also talks music, but clearly he's a very excited new Daddy! Goo Goo Dolls play Huntington Bank Pavilion in Chicago on Monday, July 24th. He mentions that he and his family will be in town for a few days so keep your eyes peeled from some Johnny sightings!

Take a trip down not-so-pleasant memory lane as the boys discuss their most embarrassing moments that will leave you cringing and laughing at the same time. Plus, we have TWO FREE GIVEAWAYS for the listeners and they are very easy to enter. AND Top 3 Concerts of All Time. Thanks for downloading the 5th episode of Dude, We're Adults!

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This week at the show there’s a bit of a wrench thrown into the works. Namely, Chris (me, who’s writing this week’s text), one of your heroic leaders at OneOfUs.net. I’m a big fan of what these guys do at “Somebody Likes It“ and had been talking with Shane about coming on the show to talk an album up for some time now. And that some time…is now.

I realize that generally speaking the idea has been for the guys to listen to an album they weren’t overwhelmingly familiar with (if at all) that’s otherwise well known. I broke all the rules and brought in one of my favorite records, showing my age, the unexpected 1990 pop masterpiece by Sonic Youth, “Goo“. Fortunately for the show’s usual format, nobody else there had really sat down with it before now. And BOY did we get some mixed reactions.

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In addition to going over the album du jour, we talked about “Quarry Hymns“ by Land of Talk and “Hero“ by Family of the Year (which was prominently featured on the Boyhood soundtrack. Oh, and also we went kinda longer than usual. That’s gonna happen when you put me on your podcast and feed me craft brews the whole time. Enjoy!

If you like Mexican food and live in the Garage Hour's home city of San Diego (last bastion of sanity in the glorious People's Republic of California), then this Dude Food episode is right up your alley.  Mr. Dustin (Top Earner and retrosauce cohost) joins Hostus Maximus Justin Fort for the best (and not so awesome) Mexican joints, restaurants, drive-throughs and general munchie action in San Diego, plus a little bit of thought on Tex-Mex versus Cal-Mex, carne asada, the California Burrito, and the big question: is Taco Bell still Mexican food?

Of course, there's a truckload of the usual Garage Hour fun in this truncated episode too, like commuting on race tires (on-ramps need love too), hillclimbs in SoCal (race Palomar, anyone?), polymer AR lowers, the miracle that is Shoe Goo (fix those Copas) and National Stare at a Hybrid Owner Like Something's Wrong With Them Month (coming up in November).

This week we sit down with Detroit icon Ricky Rat.  One of the founding members of the group "The Trash Brats".  He doesn't hold back on the details.  Talking about everything. From humble beginnings to gigs with Kid Rock, Joan Jett and The Goo Goo Dolls.  Enjoy this trip down memory lane with one of the Midwest's music legends!!  

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Trash Brats open for Kid Rock You Tube Video

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Nemesis has joined the mole people so in this uncut episode we discuss: the cast of the upcoming Fantastic Four reboot, why we love Star Wars: A New Hope, a good Star Wars book to start with, what sci-fi tech we'd like to see become real, what is Star Wars style and Star Trek style Sci-Fi, what futurists think of Sci-Fi tech, we suck at European history, SofaBear’s favorite sci-fi tech, theoretical color changing paint, the grey goo apocalypse, why active-SETI is scary, our inability to truly imagine unique extra-terrestrials in media, an alternative theory of humans vs extraterrestrials, are we heading to bubble-boy like children, can an artificial life form be a "life-form", and nanobots would be awesome

Starring: SofaBear, Butternubs, and Big Law

Running Time: 60min 02sec

On this Episode of LET THERE BE TALK Dean has his old friend DJ Will stop by.

DJ Will talks 2 Dean about being a rock/metal DJ on VH1's That Metal Show and what its like DJing at the World Famous Rainbow Bar & Grill every Sat and Sun night. Will also talks about his life as a former A&R guy for Capitol records and Metal Blade records in the 90's signing the Goo Goo Dolls and chasing after bands like TOOL and Rage Against The Machine.

DO NOT MISS THIS EPISODE!

Paul and Gord talk for the first half hour about an early KISS show from 1973. So listen carefully or fast forward and enjoy MARY POPPINS, "HOLIDAY"  MOVIES, LENNY & THE SQUIGTONES, SPINAL TAP, CHARLES BRADLEY, A BAND CALLED DEATH, BAND OF SKULLS, BLACK SABBATH, SCORPIONS, GOO GOO DOLLS, VAN HALEN and JAMES AT 15.

This episode is dedicated to Mark Henson. 1966-2013

This episode happens to be our very first animated flick. Not on any of our radars, but necessary as part of our 15 Biggest Box Office Bombs. Number 11 of said series almost bankrupt Disney for about 5 minutes..They probably shouldn't have paid the Goo Goo Dolls for the horrendous tune featured in the flick.... Enjoy Episode 39, Treasure Planet!