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Get podcasts and more. It's free in your app store. Sit downloading now. This is the Todd and Tyler Radio Empire. When did you first recognize your male privilege? Let me think. I don't know. You get that pretty much right away when you're a kid, I guess. You kind of do. You start seeing it around you, you know, and white privilege, too. There's a lot of that. I never got anything because I was white. No, you got everything because you were white. Relax, you know. Yeah, we did benefit a little bit from that. But here's the thing about if you want to accuse someone of being, you know, their male privilege. Most of us didn't ask for that. No. We were just soon, everybody to be here. And we also, you're talking about the guy who's bitch or the woman bitch necessarily. Right. Who it was. But the fact is that, you know, if you listen to the show, we've always defended, you know, minorities, you know, gays, lesbians, African Americans, the whole thing. Since day one. Humans? I've wrapped around a ton of jokes, all right? We've defended humans. Right. We're not right-wing jackass. And I've never expected anyone because I'm a white, anything, because I'm a white male. No, but you see it. It's helpful to acknowledge to acknowledge that it exists. Oh, yeah, well, you know, of course I don't exist. Sure. But the guy was saying, and do we occasionally benefit from it sometimes? Yeah, yeah, yeah, we do. But yeah, we'll put you back on the board once you tune around a couple dials there and figure out on what else is there what else is out there you know really listen just flip around what else is out there I remember I was listening to a Husker some Husker coverage when they hired Matt Rule after the long and grueling Scott Frost era and this guy called it you're in one of those eras right now yeah it had had It's a cycle And this guy called it. You're in one of those eras right now. Yeah. It had.

It's a cycle. This guy called me. He's like, I'm back. I was about to give up my season tickets. Yeah, right. They report the guy on the show, he goes, we got Dave back. That's funny. He's back. Dave's back. Well, we lost Brad Arnold, lead singer.

I think he wrote it. funny. He's back. Days back.

Well, we lost Brad Arnold, lead singer.

I think he wrote a lot of these songs, too, for... Oh, yeah.

Three doors down. He was his front man. He was great.

He died at 47, picked by 233 players.

Did you see that the guitar player from Cake also died?

Yeah. Yeah, I did see that. Everybody have him?

Nobody submitted him. died? Yeah. Yeah, I did see that. Anybody have him? Nobody submitted him.

51.

That was a cake guy, right?

Did Brian Arnold have some demons before he contracted cancer?

Oh, they never, never did a hillbilly hair?

What was those guys all into?

Yeah, I think one of the guitar players or the bass player went to prison for some drugs and he's dead now.

Yeah, they were into that.

Yeah, they liked their oxycontin.

Oxicon.

At the time.

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