In the summer of 1999, thousands attended what would be the final iteration of the Woodstock Music Festival.

But unlike its namesake, Woodstock 99 was not about peace and love.

Joining me as I dive deep into this story about music, mud, violence, and tragedy.

From Spotify and the Ringar Podcast Network, I'm Stephen Hayden. And this is Breakstuff, the story of Woodstock 99. Available Tuesday, August 27th. Right, that's it. Come on. Lights out. You've got a test tomorrow. Just two minutes. I'm about to reach the next level. It's going off now. Yeah, whatever.

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Welcome to the prestigeise TV podcast.

My name is Charles Holmes, one half of the Midnight Boys.

She's Jody Walker, one half, and we're obsessed.

Together, we're known as the Pierpoint Pals, and we're back to discuss some urine,

bloody noses, and the demonic force known as Rishi.

Jody, how are you feeling?

Is the inner Rishi in you just raging today?

I think the inner Venetia in me is raging.

That's who I took as the real hero of that episode.

It was a real, you know, we're talking about episodes four and five.

Two very different episodes, but both really intimate looks at these characters.

And no, I don't just mean the peeing and the cocaine nosebleeds on babies while also peeing

while watching your co-workers-only fans page.

So real intimate look.

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