Explore " the dude" with insightful episodes like "The Best Movie Podcast PERIOD: The Big Lebowski", "12. The Big Lebowski (1998)", "MAR '81: The Who, Billy Squire, Quincy, Magnets, Gang of Four", "The Big Lebowski LIVE!" and "Michael Peterson and Tacos Por Favor" from podcasts like ""BAM! Cast", "Three & 1/2 Gentlemen", "80s Music Exposed! - 80s Albums Reviewed", "The Average Joe Movie Show" and "Second Meal"" and more!
Episode 12, the hosts pay homage to "The Dude" with the 1998 classic, The Big Lebowski; a crime comedy film written, produced, and directed by Joel and Ethan Coen. Starring Jeff Bridges as Jeffrey "The Dude" Lebowski, a Los Angeles Slacker and avid bowler. Bridges “The Dude” is assaulted as a result of mistaken identity and insanity ensues. While not all the hosts agree on the quality of this classic, it proves to be a compelling cast, especially when paired with The Dude’s Caucasian Cocktail. The Dude abides...man!
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We're BACK! MARCH of 1981 looks us dead in the face and we stare back! Reviewing records from:
Solid Gold | Gang Of Four
The Dude | Quincy Jones
Face Dances | The Who
Don't Say No | Billy Squire
Okay - and you also get The Vapors | Magnets, which was actually December. (sorry completely accurate folks) !
Also: Megan's Mixtape! See us on Twitter: @80sExposed, and Instagram: @80s374
The Average Joes are back live and this time we got The Big Lebowski this time around!
We talk big time on the movie and the San Diego Comic Con!
Join in and be an Average Joe!
Looking for some chill in your life? For the 20th anniversary of The Big Lebowski, Scott Oliver talks about how the movie helped him keep perspective in a time of chaos. In typical Dude fashion, he remembered “nothing is f***ed,” even if it felt that way.
JEFF "The Dude" DOWD joins R8B host ANDRAS JONES and singer-songwriter LOUISE GOFFIN for a rambling New Year's Eve musical divination with a happy ending.
Recorded on December 12th, 2017 at Starburns Industries in Burbank, CA.
Host: ANDRAS JONES
Musical Guest: LOUISE GOFFIN
Featuring: JEFF "THE DUDE" DOWD
R8B Theme performed by Louise Goffin and Marshall Thompson
Engineered by Brendan Lynch-Salmon Mixed & Produced by Andras Jones
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“Oh and dude, “chinaman” is not the preferred nomenclature, asian-american please.”
A cult-classic, preserved forever in the National Film Registry of the Library of Congress for being considered culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant, The Big Lebowski initially disappointed at the Box Office and received mediocre reviews from critics at the time of release. Arguably the gem in the Coen Brother’s catalogue, The Big Lebowski follows the exploits and adventures of “The Dude,” his bowling buddies Walter, and Donny, and the colorful cast of characters that populate a surprisingly sleepy corner of Los Angeles at the tail end of George H.W. Bush’s presidency. Politics glaze over like dust in the wind as The Dude gets dragged into a conflict he wanted nothing to do with, just because he shared the same last name as a local millionaire, and some asian-american peed on his rug. The movie is well worth your time, although try not to take it too seriously.
After The Dude’s car is stolen, it is recovered by police but missing a briefcase full of money. Wedged inside the seat cushion, The Dude finds a crumpled up piece of paper that his friend Walter is able to trace back to the son of television writer Arthur Digby Sellers and that’s where this week’s episode of STORIES TELLING STORIES picks up.
“Shut the fuck up Donny, you’re out of your element!”
Are the nihilists true nihilists since they seem to care so deeply about Lebowski’s money? How did The Dude gain his iconic nickname? And if Donny was in his element, would he still be alive and with us today? This is Eric R Hill’s take on “Larry Sellers’ The Louisiana Purchase” from THE BIG LEBOWSKI, as read by John Goodman on STORIES TELLING STORIES.
“I’m calmer than you are, dude...”
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