This is an I-Heart podcast.

Guaranteed human.

Rolling and recording.

Rolling, rolling, rolling, rolling.

It's really hard for me to not do that at every computer podcast.

Yeah.

And this is a bit of a,

you're going to get punked

because I told you it was about Jane Goodall,

but it's about Fred Durst.

We're doing the durst.

I did you, durstie.

It's a durst trap.

It's a durst trap.

Do your durst. it's a durst trap do your do your durst this is this is the second this is the second icons episode that starts with some durst talking about maybe the second in like

of the month yeah something like that definitely the second this year yeah. Yeah. It was another like, again. There's no icon that's not related to Fred Durst in some way. It's the Kevin Bacon of icons. It was the Durst of Times. It was the Durst of Times. That's right. Yeah. All right. Unfortunately, we are going to have to keep that.

Thank you, Brian.

But here we go with the actual episode about Fred Durst's grandmother.

Hello, the internet, and welcome to this spin-off episode of Dirtyly Zyggeist, which we're calling the iconograph.

Instead of looking at the Zykeyes through current events on Monday mornings,

we are looking at the Zich guys through the powerful pop culture, deities that are our icons.

We use them to create identity, to knock man down off his pedestal, man both in the species sense and in the one with the penises sense. We use them to discover the best excuse for

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