In this episode of the Coastal Noise Podcast Doug gives us his thoughts on Tito's from Austin Texas. We talk about Houston's lousy traffic followed by a little bit of BMX and snowboarding. One of the big stories comes from ABC's 20/20 special on a father who recruited his son and daughter to rob banks. The story follows the dad who goes down hill with drugs and money problems and then conveniences his 20 year old son and 18 year old daughter to take part in a series of heists. I tell everyone how the man planned the robberies, how they got caught, and what happened afterwards. Revisiting previous themes from the last podcast, we talk about the Paleo Diet, what foods are safe and unsafe, grass-fed meats, fruit moderation, and a couple of our own experiences, as well as personal experiments in our eating regimens. Doug talks about new government policies that are being pitched around in regards to antibacterial products such as hand soaps, dishwasher liquids, and feeds for animals.
Chris Gillespie, studying film in Arizona, drops-in and shifts the conversation to Bond movies, talking about how the older films contrast the latest installments in the franchise, with a greater since of misogynous lead character actions. We dwell on Bond topics for a while before moving to how movies are rated. What makes the difference between an R rated film and an NC-17? We also talk movies like Fargo, 12 Years A Slave, Eyes Wide Shut, This Film Is Not Yet Rated, Super Size Me, Super High Me, among others. Chris also mentions a new podcast by Doug Benson. Here is the latest episode featuring Joey "Coco" Diaz. We talk a little more about this podcast and others in the next episode with Ryan Vanskiver, Lyle Stephens, and Daniel Kavanagh where we talk at length about stand-up comedy.
Chris Gillespie, studying film in Arizona, drops-in and shifts the conversation to Bond movies, talking about how the older films contrast the latest installments in the franchise, with a greater since of misogynous lead character actions. We dwell on Bond topics for a while before moving to how movies are rated. What makes the difference between an R rated film and an NC-17? We also talk movies like Fargo, 12 Years A Slave, Eyes Wide Shut, This Film Is Not Yet Rated, Super Size Me, Super High Me, among others. Chris also mentions a new podcast by Doug Benson. Here is the latest episode featuring Joey "Coco" Diaz. We talk a little more about this podcast and others in the next episode with Ryan Vanskiver, Lyle Stephens, and Daniel Kavanagh where we talk at length about stand-up comedy.
