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EPISODE · Apr 21, 2026 · 59 MIN

Peanut Butter Butt

from ROAD RAGE 101

Colokum Craft Coffee Use the Promo Code [WSMG15] For 15% of any purchase through June 2026 Boomer Bunker Dischord Become a Bunker Dweller Aaron Kickstarter Help Aaron with his Spicy Kickstarter 537 Peanut Butter Butt NATIONAL DAY: NATIONAL KINDERGARTEN DAY BIRTHDAY: TONY DANZA (1951–STILL LIVING) – ACTOR, *WHO’S THE BOSS?* THIS DAY IN HISTORY: 1986 – GERALDO RIVERA OPENS AL CAPONE’S VAULT (FINDS NOTHING) --- YOU’RE NOT RIGHT… BUT YOU’RE NOT WRONG In today’s world, debates are treated like win/lose situations. Whether it’s sports calls, movies, politics, or even AI, people rush to declare a side as completely right and the other completely wrong. But many situations aren’t binary—they depend on perspective, context, and interpretation. Two people can look at the same situation and arrive at different conclusions that both have validity. We’ve lost the ability to sit in the gray area. Not every argument needs a winner. Sometimes both sides are right within their own framework—and arguing past that just becomes noise. The problem isn’t disagreement… it’s the need to *win* the disagreement. --- SELECTIVE DISGUST: “I HATE THIS… BUT I WATCH IT” People often claim to dislike certain types of content while actively consuming it. For example: saying you can’t stand professional wrestling but watching shows like Dr. Pimple Popper. The same applies to reality TV, junk food, or social media—things people criticize but continue to engage with regularly. We don’t actually hate the content—we hate what it says about us for enjoying it. There’s a disconnect between identity and behavior. It’s easier to criticize something than admit, “Yeah… I like this.” The contradiction isn’t the content—it’s the self-awareness. --- WHEN DID WE BECOME THE OLDIES? Music generations shift based on the listener’s age. Someone born around 1960 experienced their core music years between 1975–1985—classic rock, disco, and early new wave. That music is now labeled “oldies” or “classic.” Meanwhile, Gen X music from the 80s and 90s is now also entering oldies rotations, and even early 2000s hits are beginning to be categorized as “throwbacks.” Oldies isn’t a time period—it’s a moving target. It follows the audience, not the calendar. The moment your music stops being marketed to younger listeners, it starts becoming “classic.” The music didn’t get old… we just stopped being the target audience. --- Oldies used to mean the 50s and 60s… Now it means your high school playlist. --- SHOW CREDITS: Thank you to my co-host, Ken Madden of MaddK Studio Audio credits and Producer Jason Radosevich Horrible Designs Cast: Kate the Duchess of NJ and John Jamingo of theBoomer Bunker Aaron of I had to Say it Boomer Bob of the Boomer Bob Show Lorenzo from Misanthrope Radio 2.0 Cody the Beard as the Last Word. Supporters: Steve McShane of the Razor Wire News Josh Roberts from New Hampshire and you can always leave a comment by email: [email protected]

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