Rev. Mike

I don't know how it works, but the Amazon Prime music service has a way to DL albums to your device so they can be listened to at any time within the amazon music app without burning data but the files are such that they are not actually accessible to be shared from the device. It is a DRM thing I am sure, but that would be a nice feature for those that want to listen in the car or wherever outside of a wifi connection. I am sure the programmers can get right on that.

Any talk of getting old seasons of NNF (the pre-earwolf era stuff)? I look forward to actually being able to sign up, not sure why I am currently unable to do so, it just keeps bumping me back to the frontpage.

Is there any chance that old, pre-earwolf seasons of Never Not Funny will be available through Howl?

I just came to post about the sudden, unexpected, unmistakeable but always welcome off mic PFT laughter. I love it.

Once the D&D references started getting thrown around I thought for sure they would end up in some steam tunnels, but despite my hopes, this episode exceeded all expectations. Shambling Mound!

Motherfucker.

Just started to the ep, but wanted to chime in support for Harris in his sobriety. edit Also, perhaps I am misunderstanding a bit, but Scott was high as fuck.

I have a positive song recommendation that also has a pro-vegetarian message. While working out my current favorite album is We're Not In this Alone by Youth of Today. It's anthemic, driving, lots of killer breakdowns, you can understand the lyrics and shout along while taking the workout to the next level. Anyway, the song No More from that album has a pro-vegetarian message, is totally positive, and uplifting. I recommend putting it on a playlist. Howard is probably already familiar with YoT.

Howard, you and Kulap should come visit Minnesota, we're having like an early Summah here. Folks is already wearin' shorts and flip flops, the ladies are shedding their clothes, it's glorious.

After listening to this episode I had to toss out there that the masks worn by the doctors were historically accurate. Plague doctors wore the masks with the beak like protuberances that would contain aromatic herbs of some sort. The belief at the time was that this would protect them from the "bad air" which was believed to be the cause of the plague. Germ theory was not around during the plague. I did not see the movie, I just happen to know this random crap.