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The Rack is back! This week the boys talk Thee Stallion's contract, Corona virus, Toilet paper, Wrestling, Great black fathers and Jack potentially having AIDS.

In the penultimate episode of Season 2 of the Simpsons Showdown, Dobbie, Craig and Tom (from the halfway point) all join together to discuss the episodes 'Lisa's Substitute' and 'The War of the Simpsons'

Will either of these episodes prove capable of battling the higher ranked episodes of the season so far? Or are they both doomed to the bottom of the scoreboard for all eternity. One things for sure, by the end of this episode there are no stars left on our scoreboard!

Current Season 2 Ranking (As from last episode)
1. One Fish, Two Fish, Blowfish, Blue Fish
2. Brush With Greatness
3. Oh Brother, Where Art Thou?
4. Treehouse of Horror
5. Dead Putting Society
6. Bart the Daredevil
7. Simpson and Delilah
8. Homer vs. Lisa and the 8th Commandment
9. Itchy & Scratchy & Marge
10. Principal Charming
11. Bart Gets an F
12. Old Money
13. Bart Gets Hit by a Car
14. Dancin' Homer
15. Bart vs. Thanksgiving
16. Two Cars in Every Garage and Three Eyes on Every Fish
17. Bart's Dog Gets an F""
18. The Way We Was

The Rack is back for another episode, this time the boys talk Poopers, Deontay Wilder, Alex Caruso and answer most likely to questions.

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This episode, Jack and Adam talk albums that would be good movies, Rank Kanye's albums, dissect Bruno Mars' simpy lyrics and Jack apologises to Lizzo.

Visit our show sponsor – Wild Foods Co – at wildfoods.co. Wild Foods is a nutrition company with a strict mission on utilizing real foods sourced globally from small growers. They have a vast range of products – including my favorite Keto bars to a variety of mushroom extracts to extremely clean protein powders (including plant based options). Use code ADHD12 at checkout to get 12% off your entire order.

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• email Marlene at marlenetheplantlady@gmail.com

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The Rack is back for a Valentine's Day episode! Sure it's a day after, but who cares.
This episode, the boys talk baddies, dating, the hottest cartoon characters and we also read out each other's boyfriend resumes.

The Rack is back! This episode the boys talk about simping, the NFL being sued, boomers and going through struggle to create art.

The Rack is back! This week the boys talk about the Super Bowl, Michael Jackson, The Purge, Zombies and even more!

The Rack is back. This week the boys talk the Grammys, Coronavirus and the tragic passing of one of the best to ever play. RIP Mamba and Mambacita

After the sad loss of our third episode, The Rack is back! Hikam is out this episode so Jack and Adam talk about vending machines, hating children and testicle tastebuds.

The Rack is back with another episode where the boys talk about World War 3, N-Word Passes, Cheating and Kevin Spacey all with a new host Hikam Ishaq.

It's been a long time coming, but finally get to know the hosts of The Spice Rack 
Adam Stowers and Jack Henare as they begin to unintentionally offend everyone on God's green Earth.

This episode's guest is actor Selase Botchway. He is a first-generation Ghanaian.

Growing up in the Arlington area, as a young boy in an African enriched family, Selase became heavily influenced in the Arts, Music, Sports. He performed in several plays, sang in the choir, and participated in the championship comedy team in high school.

After going to college in Iowa, he returned to North Texas fulfilling his dreams as an actor and signed with Linda McAlister Talent and Gill talent in Chicago.

Selase has been in several print campaigns including Lifetime Fitness, Dicks Sporting Goods, Nike Dry Fit, Bose Speakers, Sony, FedEx, and Lays. He's also been a spokesman for Payless Power, Sudden Link Cable, Lennox Air, The Salvation Army, the Texas Lottery.

He's performed on shows including Queen of the South and in movies such as Sense Of Urgency (on Amazon Prime Video), A Man Called John, Hello Henry, TX Zombie War, Zulu 6, and much more.

Selase recently won Best Actor at Rack Focus Final Round 7 in 2018, with his performance in short Film Patient Zero which was directed and written by Issa Currie. Together, their most recent collaboration is a new short called Silent Partner where Selase gets to play a detective named Joel. The film premieres during Rack Focus 9.

During our conversation we discuss his recent trip back home to Ghana, acting, upcoming projects and so much more on episode number 50 of the Avert Your Eyes Podcast! Consider yourself warned...

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Fans of VCV Rack and Voltage Modular will be all over the name VULT, but it's also making its name known for both hardware modular gear as well as nifty DSP trickery. Created by Leonardo Laguna Ruiz, Vult produces some of the best virtual modules I've tried, and is branching out into hardware modules and even DSP programming languages. And, of course, this amazing body of work is coming from an equally amazing guy.

Leonardo is one of those pan-continental, pan-discipline people that will make you love the modern world. Leveraging a love of recording technology with an education in electrical engineering, he is one of those guys that thinks in differential equations. His passion is in modeling, and his work shows it: the filters, oscillators and other devices that he's created are fabulous examples of math-in-audio at its best.

In our chat, we talk about the modules, the language, hardware developments and Leonardo's beginning story. The whole thing is inspiring, and it'll make you want to crack those books again. Enjoy!

In the introduction of the podcast, I mention the opportunity to support Paul Birken's upcoming 'zine release. If you are interested, you can check out the first edition here, find out more on Facebook, or touch base with him at tonewrecker@gmail.com. Support the 'zine cause!

I've known Wes Milholen for a while - I first met him as he was working on some of his first replacement faceplates. He was part of the Denver/Boulder modular scene, and we spent time at meetups and performances. I always found his crisp and clean designs to my liking, and found him to be a thoughtful developer and talented performer.

He's gone on to do a lot more stuff: module development, more panel designs, and even design work for VCV rack. As you'll hear in this interview, he views design work to be his calling, and it shows in everything that he touches.

We had a great talk - some reminiscing, some product history talk, and a lot of discussion about the world of modular synthesis. Wes has his finger on the pulse of that world, and has some good insight on where things came from and where they are going.

Check out his work at https://grayscale.info/, https://1979.ws/ and https://vcvrack.com/. He's also hanging around mose social media sites and Muffwiggler's forum.

Enjoy!