Episode 95 - "International Kerfuffle"

The twins engage in another freestyle conversation, touching on everything from books to documentaries - from Hollywood memories to losing Dolly Parton and Tim Curry and much more (or less), including a gem from the music archive. SHOW NOTES: 0:00 – "I See September" by Chris Yale 4:12 – Greetings / Fake Façade / Relatively happy / No full-on hugs / Two taps / Real hugs / Lingering hugs 6:37 – A sense of possibility versus realty / Narrowing down the options / Thomas Edison / Cat naps / Was Edison on meth? / Megawatt character in Spider-Noir / Nicolas Cage and The Yale Brothers / The Best of Times TV pilot / Crispin Glover / Janet Robin / Marc Copage / Julia TV series / International kerfuffle / 10:23 – Pascal was an Armenian French National 11:04 – Heartbreaker: A Memoir by Mike Campbell / Tom Petty / Campbell co-wrote "The Boys of Summer" with Don Henley 11:50 – Dolly Parton gone too soon / Tim Curry gone too soon / Meeting Dolly at a taping with Cher and Rod Stewart for a Cher TV special in 1978 / Lily Tomlin was not in the show, Rog / Myrtle Beach and Dolly Parton / Dixie Stampede / Chris went to the Pirates Voyage show 13:35 – Chris Jacked up at Medieval Times / Rog lit up on crank at a dinner show with Dad and Uncle Roger / Schwab's / Dad liked our enthusiasm, if only he knew. 14:40 – What did Dad get up to / Where's Carl / 15:51 – How to Read Nonfiction Like a Professor by Thomas C. Foster / Critical thinking 16:50 – Hulk Hogan documentary / Discussing The Hulkster 17:28 – Mike Wallace documentary / Dan rather documentary / Molly Ivins documentary / Morley Safer's piece on 60 Minutes about Noel Coward started Roger's infatuation with "The Master." / A Talent to Amuse / Elaine Stritch / "If Love Were All" 19:47 – Procrastination and perfectionism / Resistance / Steven Pressfield / "Old Scratch" 20:55 – Gear and tech – what do we really need? / Burgess Meredith "The Twilight Zone" episode / Perspective / Zooming out / The Moon and Sixpence by William Somerset Maugham 22:53 – The Moon's A Balloon by David Niven