Episode 177: Mountain Oracle Radio, Vol. 2 (w/ special guest Ken Layne)

Trillbilly Worker's Party

Comedy

4.8 • 1.9K Ratings

🗓️ 17 December 2020

⏱️ 64 minutes

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Ken Layne of Desert Oracle Radio stops by to talk to us about a really weird year in human history; about the monoliths and the importance of symbols; and about how Kurt Russell was the pilot who initially reported the Phoenix Lights. Buy Ken's book: https://www.amazon.com/Desert-Oracle-Strange-American-Southwest/dp/0374139687/ Support us on Patreon: www.patreon.com/trillbillyworkersparty

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0:00.0	That was all so off.
0:02.0	Can we do one more?
0:03.0	That was like the old white guys at the
0:10.0	the old white guys at the senior home going to start a an R&B band you know? You ready boy?
0:17.0	It is my dream. It always has been.
0:26.0	The final stage of Medicare for all.
0:29.0	That's right.
0:30.0	Well, I mean, speaking to old white guys, like, I have to record in this reclining chair now.
0:36.0	Because I've...
0:37.0	Bad back?
0:38.0	Yeah, I have ruined my... I have to go to physical therapy now.
0:42.0	I've ruined my back so badly from podcasting.
0:45.0	No, you're not old enough for that.
0:49.0	I know.
0:51.0	Is it just from sitting a lot?
0:53.0	Do they say what they said?
0:54.0	See the thing is every time we record, I record on my couch and I'm perched on the edge and I'm hunched forward.
1:03.0	And so, yeah, it completely fucks up my hips and my back.
1:08.0	And so...
1:09.0	I mean, it's bad. We're not meant to sit on our ass our whole lives.
1:13.0	As it turns out.
1:14.8	I'd stand up to write and work and the only time I sit down is when I'm recording.
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