EPISODE 360: artist profile of PHILIP SEYMOUR HOFFMAN

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  1. Battleship Pretension says:

    In this episode, we struggled to figure out what the line “I’m never ever sick at sea” is from. David’s hunch- that it is probably a Gilbert and Sullivan lyric- was correct. It is from the “H.M.S. Pinafore”.

    -Tyler

  2. Single Tear Runs Down Cheek says:

    What’s your favorite Indian story? Mine is the certain band of Choctaw who heard about the suffering of the Irish potato famine, sold all their worldly possessions because they were being made to march West to a reservation, earned about $170 on that liquidation, and charmed the Irish government by sending it to famine relief for Irish peasants. Later, when conditions recovered, the Irish government wanted to thank that Indian Nation in a diplomatic context, but could not find a member of the band that had survived the march.

  3. Colton says:

    Ever since episode 358 I can’t download or listen on the site or on iTunes. It looks like no one else is having trouble but all my other podcasts are just working fine.

    • Battleship Pretension says:

      That is odd. If anyone else is having this problem, please let us know.

      – David

      • andyluvsfilms says:

        I had this problem recently but it was with all of my subscribed podcasts, I solved this by changing the download path to a specific iTunes folder. I’m not computer savvy, this was after many hours of tinkering and blasphemy. Good luck old sport.

  4. Hudsucker says:

    Great episode, guys! I’m looking forward to the artist profile with Amy Nicholson about Tom Cruise which your promised us.

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