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Too often, political and/or religious ideologies stop open dialog. It’s time to speak freely and break down the barriers that keep people separated. Let’s have an inappropriate conversation about …
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Aug 15, 2016
Aug 15, 2016
1hr
The 1972-73 television season is the first time I can remember seeking out new shows on TV, beyond just Saturday morning cartoons. Even at a young age, I was able to find under-appreciated programs that I still love to this day.
Different Drummer: Peter Cushing
Jul 26, 2016
Jul 26, 2016
45 min
Whether prayer is an act of futility or simply beyond our comprehension?
If our prayers are just words ...
Jul 1, 2016
Jul 1, 2016
1hr 8 min
Topics: Consent, Orlando, Brexit, Segregation, Abortion, Secretly Timid (Pride 48).
Different Drummer: Nan Little Kirkpatrick
Jun 12, 2016
Jun 12, 2016
1hr 46 min
My father died decades ago, gone so long that memory is the only way to interact with him. Music is a big part of those memories, and he was the only member of our family who didn't play an instrument. He still left his musical notes in the form of taste, curiosity, and patience. Hopefully, that is one of the things the world still sees of him through me.
Different Drummer: Gisele MacKenzie
Jun 1, 2016
May 18, 2016
May 18, 2016
2hr 1 min
While identifying artists with only one song on my MP3 player a year ago, I noted that some of the tracks qualify as "not safe for work" (NSFW) and set them aside for a follow-up podcast in the future. Now.
Different Drummer: Dee Snider
| The Party Starts Now |
| I Don't Care About You |
| Short D@#k Man |
| I Must Increase My Bust |
| Freak Me |
| Let It Whip |
| Sportin' a Woody |
| Monster |
| He Touched Me |
| whiteliberalonwhiteliberalaction |
| Flagpole Sitta |
| If I Had a Rocket Launcher |
| Fake Breasts |
| Buddies |
| Jose Cuervo |
| Brand New Key |
| Slave to my D@#k |
| Turning Japanese |
| Shake Them Ti##ies |
| Too Young To Date |
| This Clouded Heart |
| Do Me |
| You Oughta Know |
May 6, 2016
May 6, 2016
42 min
This Sunday in 2016 is more than just Mother's Day observed in the United States of America. It's also a day the world recognizes as the end of one of the bloodiest military conflicts in world history. Most of us, though, do not really recognize the date, at least not like we recognize dates at the beginning of that same world war. Perhaps we don't commemorate enough of the right days.