EPISODE 85: CREEPY FORT WAYNE SPACEMAN

 

A distant relative of the trollface?!?!?

Kylewilliam is back for another round of the the podcast. A big week for punk news as the world was introduced to Laura Jane Grace, we discuss this major events' potential impact on the subculture and the reactions. Then, back to hockey as the second round is wrapping up, we discuss the "announcement" of "potential" "new" "ownership" for the "Phoenix" Coyotes, KW makes some cheesy jokes, and we break down all the second round playoff series.

Against Me's Laura Jane Grace-Interview at Rolling Stone

-GLAAD's story

-Punknews compiled some reactions from bands and other people, as well as posted links to resources and support groups for the transgender community.

We didnt play this song this week, but feels somewhat relevant

HOCKEY NEWS

-HOWL! The Coyotes are getting a new owner, uhhhhh, we think.

-From NHL.com, some highlights of the playoffs so far.

Music Featured This Week:

-(Intro. this week) Ode to... by Beastie Boys

-The Ocean by Against Me

-This Song Will Not Save Your Life by Alpinist

-Kicking by Torche

-Razorblades by American Steel

Oh, and this is that douchebag David Menzies that Kylewilliam is referring to.

...Yo F.O., call us! We want to be in the Farmersonly.com business

2012 Stanley Cup Anti-Preview (Round 2)

After weeks of overtime, blundering, and generally mediocre play the Eastern Conference finally managed to wrap up the first round of the Stanley Cup playoffs. As far as my predictions go I did much better in the East as I my assumption that medioctiry would be the key to victory as we saw Washington, New Jersey and the Flyers all advance despite a total lack of ability to play vital aspects of the game. I got my Ottawa prediction wrong, but I’m not all that broken up about it. The Western conference showed some real spirit as the Canucks managed to put up as strong an effort as a pumpkin getting kicked in the face by a teenager. The coin flip that landed me on the Sharks failed to take into account that the Sharks are old and the Blues players still haven’t realized that they are doomed to failure. Chicago and Phoenix played hockey often on the same sheet of ice and they continued to do so until one of the teams won. This is the way of things. Finally, despite Nashville’s victory of the Red Wings in five games, true victory was in the hands of the Detroit fans as they held the moral high ground. The fans maintain that the team defeated itself since Nashville doesn’t deserve a team and therefore any of the Southern team’s victories “don’t count.” And now on to Round 2

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