The Black Pirate Who Threw A No-No On LSD

Softcore History

Improv, Comedy, History

4.9 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 9 February 2021

⏱️ 81 minutes

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Jake, Dan, and Rob break down the antics of 70s Pittsburgh Pirate pitcher, Dock Ellis. Between advocating for numerous causes to throwing a no-hitter whacked out on LSD, Dock lived a wild life and led an even more redeeming story in his later years. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Welcome to Soft Core History.
0:08.0	All right, welcome back to Soft Core History.
0:10.5	My name is Jake Goldman, and I'm joined as always by our co-host co-producer
0:15.7	whatever what he's the only producer he's not producing though right now yeah we
0:20.9	have Cooper over here and then
0:23.2	Cool, this is over there. I just met you, Bill, that's right.
0:25.9	Yeah, so thanks guys for helping out today. I am also joined as always by
0:30.0	my, to my right, I guess screen left would be Rob Fox to your right is the screen right too it's
0:37.2	stage left yeah it's stage left okay I don't know you're the theater
0:42.0	here tell me where you are.
0:43.9	I am here.
0:45.1	I am what you were just a theater major in college?
0:48.9	No, fuck that.
0:50.0	That would be great.
0:51.0	I was a theater major?
0:52.0	I would have made college even more fun than it already was.
0:55.0	Can you imagine how easy, fucking college would be a theater major?
0:58.0	How much what?
1:00.0	How much poon you were slang?
1:01.0	How many poon you were slang? How many poon?
1:02.0	The kids in
1:04.5	fucking high school that were in a theater pulled the most ass. Actually a kid I
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