Episode 77 - Bob Mould

"Walking The Floor" with Chris Shiflett

Chris Shiflett

Performing Arts, Music, Arts

4.8 • 1.1K Ratings

🗓️ 20 March 2017

⏱️ 39 minutes

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Summary

Bob Mould is one of the most influential singer/songwriter/guitar players to ever come out of punk & indie rock. On this weeks episode he runs us through the years, from growing up to Husker Du to Sugar to his long running solo career (plus we even squeeze in some wrestling!).

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0:00.0	Hi, this is Bob Mold and you're listening to Walk in the Floor.
0:04.0	I'm walking the floor over you.
0:09.0	Walking the floor.
0:11.0	I'm walking the floor.
0:14.0	walking the floor over you.
0:20.0	Ola, Seniors señuritas! This is Chris Chifflet on walking the floor.
0:28.0	Welcome, welcome, welcome. Welcome to our big crazy world. I was just reading in the paper this morning
0:34.3	that President Trump's latest travel bans already been shot down twice.
0:39.8	So by the time this post you know there might be a third travel ban, who knows.
0:46.6	Let's just hope that he doesn't ban Van Tours or I'm really screwed.
0:52.0	We're really screwed.
0:53.0	It's gonna get dicey.
0:54.0	No van tours, no rock and roll.
0:56.0	Okay, now I know lots of you people out there
1:00.0	get really upset when I talk politics,
1:01.0	but you know I just can't help it so I want
1:04.0	to encourage all of you listeners to go check out a wonderful new podcast that I've
1:09.2	been listening to religiously for the last few weeks it's called
1:11.8	Intercepted and it is hosted by a great
1:15.1	journalist named Jeremy Skahill and it is the real deal. It's like the best
1:21.0	political podcast out there right now.
1:25.0	So check it out.
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