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In this heartfelt episode, Greg and Dorian reflect on the profound impact of the Grateful Dead and the legacy of Bob Weir. They share personal stories and insights about their evolving relationship with the band's music, highlighting the unique contributions of Bob Weir and the cultural significance of the Grateful Dead. The conversation delves into the transformative power of music and the enduring influence of the band on their lives and the music industry.

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In this lively episode, Dorian and Gregory dive into a spirited discussion about the polarizing TV show "Polar Abyss." Gregory defends the show's unique storytelling and cinematography, while Dorian critiques its lack of character development and narrative progression. The conversation explores themes of pacing, audience engagement, and the influence of iconic directors like Alfred Hitchcock. Tune in for a thought-provoking debate that challenges conventional views on modern television.

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In this conversation, Dorian and Gregory discuss the new show 'Pluribus' by Vince Gilligan, exploring its connections to his previous works like 'Breaking Bad' and 'X-Files'. They delve into themes of storytelling, the nature of sci-fi, and the pacing of narrative arcs. The discussion shifts to personal preferences in cereal, health food choices, and nostalgic reflections on childhood favorites like Care Bears. The conversation highlights the importance of patience in storytelling and the joy of revisiting beloved media.

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Greg was lucky enough to catch one of Radioheads first shows in 8 years, and Dorian was lucky enough to go to a body building competition!

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Greg recaps his debut art show “A Light Requires Darkness to Shine”

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