42.4 MB / 61 min. Thousands upon thousands of doppelgangers. Scurvy bandwagon jumpers. Much delayed observations on Halloween. Silliness in the car. Pepperidge Farm cookies. A telephone-related temper tantrum. Call 206.350.0790. Post a comment. Have a day. Intro by Seth, Third Son of Albert.

21.9 MB / 31 min. Stuff and nonsense of little relevance. Portraying dead people. My hatred of Nebraska. Utter Nutters. The F Bomb. Peppard over The Pope, minus 7x, where x is Hunter S. Thompson, equals y plus Freddie Mercury. Solve for y. Contest entries from Trucker Steve. Call 206.350.0790. Post a comment. Have a day. Intro by King Bonk.

21.3 MB / 31 min. Reporting and analysis of the midterm elections brought to you the SAME DAY by the Obtuse Angle News Team.

27.8 MB / 30 min. Eating a sandwich on a Saturday afternoon. Political cartoons. Security follies. The Looting Channel. Special appearance by Political Bureau Chief Bones the cat. Unusual phone calls (keep them coming). Intro by JV of No 1’s Listening.

32.8 MB / 47 min. Doggedness and fastidiousness. Sweaters. Ribbing people. Circumflex. VersaFrame. Security dummies. Fudgesicles. Invisible friends. Workplace safety. Calorimeters. Malicious microbes. Diagnosis: Scurvy! and much more. Call 206.350.0790. Post a comment. Review us at Yahoo or iTunes. Buy crap. Have a day. Intro by The Fabrications. Cover art by Conrad Slater of Spainful Films.

19.4 MB / 28 min. I’m not going to lie to you, most of the airtime in this show could be summarized by ten digits: 206.350.0790. Intro by John and Wendy of Gabber JaW.

31.9 MB / 46 min. How President Bush ruined my day, plus Cookie Monster, D-Day, pricking ears, the return of Jumex and other topics. Intro by Shelley and Ferg of AirFerg. Cover art by Conrad Slater of Spainful Films.

40 MB / 55 min. Season two starts with a bang! Err, not really. Unless your idea of a “bang� is talking about the events of Sept. 11, 2001. In other words, not the upbeat note on which we had intended to launch Season Two, but so be it. Enrich your podcast listening experience with this supplementary material and participate in the attendance roll call on the blog page. If that’s not enough to keep you busy, check out the new TOA Corp Website, the new merchandise at the Steve Dupont Corporation Giftshop or read a book for chrissakes. By the way, 2.dash.1 is shorthand for Season 2, Episode 1. That’s the notation and we’re sticking to it! Intro by Eric and Cohry of the now-defunct Vox Monitor podcast review podcast. RIP.

35.2 MB / 51 min. For the first time in a while, coming to you from the near present! September 3, 2006, to be exact. Maritime tableaus. Aeronautical trickery. Sports Court. College football kickoff. Baby talk. Cave people. Impregnating men. Pulling back the curtain. Obtuse preview of next season. Not a whole lot more really. Visit stevedupont.com for ALL NEW writings, photos and the unofficial TOA site within a site. Then, if you’re bored, write a review on Yahoo or iTunes, tell a friend -- and have a day. Intro by Seth of WHYME Podcast.

23.4 MB / 34 min. Garbage. Party at TOA Corp. Justifiable breeches of grammar. Comedic mustard. Wardrobe issues. More layoffs. Doing the dishes. Flag burning. Hookwinked by Mr. Bones. Running out of inertia. Either or either? Wine coolers as a fashion accessory. Knights in black pleather. Intro by Seth of WHYME Podcast.

27 MB / 39 min. Shower etiquette. Adventures in advertising. Yare Australians. Product 19 and Formula 409. Erroneous statements about the Czech Republic. Plus lots of World Cup Madness, only a few months late. Intro by Eric and Cohry of Vox Monitor.

13.8 MB / 20 min. It leads to another. You tell two lies to cover each other. You tell three lies, oh brother, you’re into trouble up to your ears. Orgy ruminations. Would you believe? Fiji water. Unheard sounds of the DS-2. The Duke. Mirriam Webster love triangle. Tabloids. The infamous G.H. plus meetings, malarkey and more. Intro by Jack of Kickass Podcast.

27.9 MB / 40 min. The benefits of a manual transmission. The lonely street of dreams. Dick Trickle. A good element of Dreyfuss. Nibbling nonpareils. Gobbling turkey dogs. Life and death. Citizen of the Year. Nonsensical political advertising. Bailiwick, bag of tricks. Suspected leaks. Jingle brouhaha. A lot of fish in the sea. Set dressing snafus and much more. Intro by Shelley and Ferg of AirFerg.

23.1 MB / 33 min. Want to go for a ride in my pick em up truck? Want to play with my chainsaw? Continuation of events that began in podcast 67. Intro by Eric and Cohry of Vox Monitor.

24.8 MB / 36 min. Last/First part of the series, sittin round the camp fire, under the stars and the moon. Intro by Matt of The Fabrications.

22.5 MB / 32 min. More hiking and talking. Lest you forgot, we are going BACK in time. Intro by John and Wendy of Gabber JaW.

16.6 MB / 24 min. Hiking and talking. Remember, we are going BACK in time. Hey! Lazy ass! Make a comment!

15.8 MB / 23 min. The first in a four part series chronicling a weekend camping trip to Cheeha State Park here in Alabama. I made several recordings over the two days, and decided to present them in reverse order. Memento-style, if you will. So every time you hear the harp flashback sound, we are going back in time. Also, I have done minimal editing and not included sound clips as usual to keep the experience as natural, or organic, as possible. As a result, these episodes are not the fast-paced TOA you have become accustomed to, so I might suggest whittling or stacking cordwood whilst listening to pass the time. Intro by JV of No 1s Listening.

24 MB / 34 min. Recording on a Saturday morning, I try to get some work done in the yard and speak coherently at the same time. Not an easy thing to do, in fact, I have no idea what to write here in the show notes. Something about micropiping? Intro by JV of No 1’s Listening.

On a different note, no pun intended, I would like to extend a special thanks to those of you who have taken the time to write reviews on iTunes and/or Yahoo and add TOA to your favorites at the Podcast Pickle. It was debated whether or not to even ask – the Bigwigs wanted me to devote airtime to it, but I refused – so we compromised with an appeal in the show notes. The hope, of course, is to increase the profile of the show and attract more listeners. After all, the Obtuse Angle Corporation desires what every good corporation desires. Profitable growth. Anyway, thanks for your support and have a day.

9.8 MB / 14 min. Driving into the office. Talking to my many selves about the ownership of money. Chunky boy. Clambering vs. climbing. The me that you might be. Preserving the root. Intro by Ferg of AirFerg.

Hey kids! If you enjoy the show and would like to help out the Obtuse Angle Corporation, please do any or all of the following: 1) Add TOA to your favorites at the Podcast Pickle 2) Write a short review for TOA either at Yahoo here or iTunes here. 3) Go outside and yell at the top of your lungs how much you like the show, and be sure to mention stevedupont.com.

18.6 MB / 27 min. After a trippy trip to the dentist I wander around in a nitrous-induced stupor and talk utter nonsense for a while. In other words, take out the nitrous part and it is no different than any other episode really. Intro by Eric and Cohry of Vox Monitor.

Hey kids! If you enjoy the show and would like to help out the Obtuse Angle Corporation, please do any or all of the following: 1) Add TOA to your favorites at the Podcast Pickle 2) Write a short review for TOA either at Yahoo here or iTunes here. 3) Go outside and yell at the top of your lungs how much you like the show, and be sure to mention stevedupont.com.

18.4 MB / 27 min. Talking politics with Mr. Bones. Mind State. Our story begins with The Machine on its knees. To blow the whistle or not. Names named: Conrad Slater of Spainful Films. Intro by Seth, Third Son of Albert of WHYME Podcast.

12.8 MB / 18 min. A feeble attempt to tie up many of the loose ends, or ropes, from the last episode. Intro by Seth, Third Son of Albert of WHYME Podcast.

21 MB / 30 min. The one sound the DS-2 cannot record. Ignorant with extreme prejudice. Carl the set dresser. Three Bs and three 3s. The beautiful game. Scurvy revisited. This is not live. Credit to Gutierrez. Intuitive tools. The Matrix as colloquialism. Max Headroom experts. Throwing down the gauntlet. Can we get a stenographer? Improper shoes. Obsessive window washing. Richard Marx and The Coasters. Intro by Jack of Kickass Podcast.

15.1 MB / 22 min. It takes two to crew. Black vs. African American. Air quotes symposium. Numbers and such-a-such. French in a French accent. Hobos rubbing the scrub. Appreciating the value of your own life. The Frogger Mentality and venturing beyond the wall. Names Named: Nate & Di. Intro by Mr. Strauss of Vox Monitor.

6.4 MB / 9 min. This one pretty much speaks for itself.

33 MB / 48 min. Sometimes I just have to ask myself: Steve, what in the hell are you doing? Revisiting the pseudo organic nature of things. Within the strings there are strings! I am the supreme being! I put my cats on leashes, okay? Repelling attackers in the backyard oasis. Playing football for the Rocky Mountain Reapers and more. Intro by John and Wendy of Gabber JaW.

25.3 MB / 37 min. A special holiday treat for Memorial Day weekend! I am headed to the beach myself, so thought it apropos to give you the third and final lost episode of TOA. Originally TOA number 3 entitled Faux Bachelor Beachcombing Bonanza, this is a preamble followed by a flashback to an April 2005 stroll along the beach during which I discuss utopia, scurvy and teenage girls. I also plan the infiltration of a certain unfinished beach mansion (pictured). All compliments of the DM-1 of course, so the sound quality is a little coarse to say the least. Intro by Frank Edward Nora of The Overnightscape.

17 MB / 24 min. I’ve got a solution to the immigration problem if anyone in Washington is listening. We could do it without mongrels, but the MMM does have a ring to it, yes? And this is important in the political arena. Things must have rings. Of course this conversation is all in good fun, as opposed to the end of the show, which is a real downer. My bad on that one. Intro by JV of No 1’s Listening.

37.1 MB / 54 min. Jingle me this: Now that our sponsorship obligations have been fulfilled, what is left to do? Why, self promotion, of course! A BIG HUGE Obtuse Angle thanks to all those who submitted entries in the Steve Dupont Corporation Giftshop Jingle Contest:

Matt of The Fabrications

. Mr. Strauss of Vox Monitor

. Conrad of Spainful Films Video Podcast.

Ferg of AirFerg.

Kevin and Bob of The Schwagcast.

Seth, Third Son of Albert, of WHYME Podcast.

And the winner is …

19.2 MB / 28 min. Still recovering from the mentally debilitating Spatial Special, I pretty much vomit verbiage with no rhyme or reason whatsoever and try to pass it off as a podcast (this is actually two half assed podcasts in one). More on particles, waves and strings. Legendary Nigerian actors. A guest appearance by the DM-1. Eating cake. Anti Advertising. Today’s band name: The Fennel Fans. Names named: Randy Edmonds. Visit stevedupont.com for chrissakes! Post a comment! Send an email! Have a day!

32.5 MB / 47 min. This podcast is all over the place, literally and figuratively. We go for a bike ride and talk about mountain climbing experiences. Other topics include battle station parlance, fossilization, spigots, elephant eating peanuts tv network, the Don Rickles Corporation and the Cinemax feature Bikini a go go. Plus, a Near Present News Break. Visit stevedupont.com goddamnit! Post a comment! Send an email! Have a day!

32.7 MB / 47 min. The corporation sent me home early due to bad weather, yet the weather could not have been better. In fact, I played a lovely game of croquet with Barnabus after recording the show.

58 is experimental on a few different levels. One, it’s very spatial (pronounced SPAY-SHUL). Two, it’s very special (also pronounced SPAY-SHUL). Three, it’s very organic. Not more organic than a pile of actual shit from a bull, but more organic than most of the bullshit that passes as organic these days. Four – are we really up to four? Jesus. Four, the editing was done with a program called Mixcraft as opposed to Audacity, and for that reason there is less editing than usual.

Names named: Seth. Funtime Ben.

NEW CONTEST!!! Be the first on the comments board to name just three of the past TOAs heard in this episode and win a VersaFrame System! The world’s most versatile framing system! Go to stevedupont.com now!

19.1 MB / 28 min. That is, not sorry for how much this episode blows. What I can assure you, however, is that it will not happen again. At least not until the time comes at which it inevitably happens. The good news is that I hardly even mention our beloved sponsor, The VersaFrame Corporation. For less sucky material, check out my guest appearance on Kickass Podcast 54.

30.6 MB / 44 min. How about vacations? You like to take vacations? Then this is the show for you, folks! Learn how the Obtuse Angle Corporation and our first official sponsor, The VersaFrame Corporation, can solve all your problems and get you on the road to a better life.

26.6 MB / 38 min. Polynesian jive turkeys, churning out chicken wire, carbon based life forms,

the perils of power, mouse astronomy and much more. Plus, behind the scenes

at The Obtuse Angle Corporation. Til death do us part? Names named:

Conrad of Spainful Films Video Podcast

Nate & Di

Bones the Cat

Robert DeNiro

Superfly Snuka

The Junkyard Dog

Andrew Card

Nina Totenberg

Ellen DeGeneres

Tony Danza

Intro by Shelly and Ferg of AirFerg.

32.6 MB / 47 min. Yes indeed folks, at long last TOA Corp has entered the 21st

century of sound, but it did not come without a price. Hear why I told the

BigWigs to go to hell and then settle in for another lost classic, TOA number 2.

In this seemingly ancient episode I flashback to a night I holed up in a posh

Chicago hotel and babbled on about fetuses, ants, starfish, Jon Bon Jovi and much more.

For more of that new, silky smooth Dupont voice, check out Escape Pod #46.

Intro by Eric and Cohry of Vox Monitor.

30.6 MB / 44 min. Little change of pace today. I drop by my friends’ Shaun and India’s place to watch the Steelers-Broncos game on their big screen TV and shoot the shit. The main topic of conversation is the high school rock band in which I played the role of lead singer. Play along and try to guess the name of the band! Other topics include shooting beer and people out of cannons and slingshots, total indemnification and boars’ heads. This episode also marks the end of an era at The Obtuse Angle. Find out why on the next episode. Intro by Jack of Kickass Podcast.

36.9 MB / 40 min. Taking a sick day, and under the influence of numerous medications, we delve into the following: Hawks and cats, character traits, Castaway starring Tom Hanks, my employment at the National Geographic Society, squash balls, obfuscation, my employment at the HealthSouth Corporation, unintentional rhyming, T Barnabus WigWiggins, tech support, singularity, money saving tips, beating the computers, John Henry, Tom Cruise, Scientology and regimentation. Intro by Frank Edward Nora of The Overnightscape.

42 MB / 46 min. Past Steve is your host today, and he’s distracted by the Steelers-Colts football. Third world relief strategies, mongers and meisters, substitute teaching, automatronics, nougat attacks, hacidic hats, dead v. undead v. zero, pieces of boats, anatomy of the Titanic disaster, photo finishes, Cambodian girl invents weather machine scenario, Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, Hanky Commander, license to talk to myself, infomercial meets sitcom, Bob Costas, sticky buns. Apologies for the sloppy editing – that’s what happens when you start with 100+ min. of audio and your editing staff is drunk. Cheers!

75.5 MB / 110 min. - In the words of Paul McCartney, it's been a long and winding road - but we made it to number 50 at last, and it only took 68 shows! So what we have here for you, dear listener, is basically a longish regular episode of TOA, a Big 50 Mega Prize Pack Giveaway Special and a lost classic, if you will - the very first TOA episode - all rolled into one bloated piece of media. Or, proverbially speaking, a bigass chunk of whale blubber that I will now attempt to cram down your throat.

Many thanks to all who have volunteered for duty on the HMS Obtuse Angle, braving the stormy Sea of Podcasting and taking up arms against the Sea Beast. Together we just might slay him.

As for this ridiculous contest, we do indeed have a winner. And it is one of the following contest entrants:

Benjamin (a.k.a. His Holiness) Duluth, Minnesota

Jack Benjamin Forrestville, Connecticut Kickass Podcast

Andy Vancouver, BC, Canada

Seth Jacquay Philadelphia, PA WHYME Podcast

Randy Edmonds El Senior Director of Liquid Flavor Enhancements Jumex Corporation Inc.

Nick Vancouver, BC, Canada

Robert Sydney, Australia

Christine (a.k.a. Just Get There!!!) The Desert, California

Professor Rob, Canadian Scientist in Exile Palo Alto, CA

Andy Black Oakland, CA

Mr. Eric Strauss Los Angeles, CA Vox Monitor

Nate & Di Charleston, SC Nate and Di Show

Wade DeArmond Milwaukee, WI

Hutch Los Olivos, CA

Joe Wagner Atlanta, GA Blue Ball Media

Adam (from the UK) Tokyo, Japan

El Nacho Los Angeles, CA Rambling Retard Rampage

Conrad Slater Bournemouth, UK Spainful Films Video Podcast

Mike Ballard Salt Lake City, Utah?

Steve Ladd Portland, Oregon

Ronaldo Benson (a.k.a. The Cleaver) Philadelphia, PA

King Bonk Philadelphia, PA King Bonk's Campfire Cast

Thanks for playing, and have a day.

13.4 MB / 20 min. The final installment from Snowmass, Colorado. The train of thought goes something like this: Arbitrary numbers, scrubby paper, yokels, Bennigan’s, Jon Stewart is no me, sniveling, The Simpsons, command center remotes, Boomerang, Rally Chaperas - Aviation Expert, NORAD, OR scrubs, Rushmore, tiny ribbons, proximity to the dudes from Granada, Spain, the luxury of skiing in moderation and needless to say, the BIG 50 MEGA PRIZE PACK GIVEAWAY! There’s no guarantee I’m still taking entries at this point, but give it a shot. E-mail obtuseangle@stevedupont.com now! You have my iron-clad promise that the next show will indeed be number 50.

14.3 MB / 21 min. More ramblings from Snowmass, Colorado. Topics include snipers, frogmen, robot armies, nicknames, luggage, Matthew McConaughey and Steve Dupont Corporation security breaches.

19.7 MB / 29 min. More make-believe high jinks around the house, horse urine, the Nepalese listener, the rural listener, a world populated with only yourselves, underwear models, imitating black people and more. I’m not kidding around this time regarding the BIG 50 GIVEAWAY! The entries could be cut off at any time now! Hurry! Hurry! Enter now at obtuseangle@stevedupont.com!

17 MB / 25 min. I break into my own house and try to figure out what this Steve Dupont character has been up to. What’s that in the refrigerator? Could it be pure liquid juicy refreshment? Okay, this is really and truly your last chance to ENTER THE BIG 50 GIVEAWAY! I mean, come on people, do the words MEGA PRIZE PACK mean nothing to you? E-mail obtuseangle@stevedupont.com now!

19.7 MB / 29 min. A quick update that turned out not so quick as intended, but whatever. The Winter Olympics are underway and I am proposing we all put our cynicism on hold for the games. Time is running out for your chance to ENTER THE BIG 50 GIVEAWAY! And win an Obtuse Angle MEGA PRIZE PACK! Just e-mail obtuseangle@stevedupont.com now!

18.1 MB / 26 min. Maintaining cover, being covered, having coverage, third parties, bore to the core, artistic paranoia, I am Sparticus, legal disclaimers, Puerto Rico (not a state), The Dominican Republic (not a state), hypnosis, coffee-making snafus, basketball metaphors, things not tolerated, Ariel Sharon a.k.a. Humpty Dumpty and much more. Time is running out for your chance to ENTER THE BIG 50 GIVEAWAY! And win an Obtuse Angle MEGA PRIZE PACK! Just e-mail obtuseangle@stevedupont.com now!

11.9 MB / 17 min. Live (not) from Snowmass, Colorado. We’re finally skiing ladies and gentlemen, and having a grand old time. More ambient sound effects and skiing advice than typical TOA content, but then again, this isn’t even TOA, it’s the Mountain Goddamned Chronicles. Time is running out for your chance to ENTER THE BIG 50 GIVEAWAY! And win an Obtuse Angle MEGA PRIZE PACK! Just e-mail obtuseangle@stevedupont.com now!

25.9 MB / 37 min. Deciding I needed another numbered episode if we’re ever going to reach 50, I call it quits on the Mountain Chronicles even though I’m still in the mountains. Topics include photography, werewolvery and altitudinousness. Time is running out for your chance to ENTER THE BIG 50 GIVEAWAY! And win an Obtuse Angle MEGA PRIZE PACK! Just e-mail obtuseangle@stevedupont.com now!

9.4 MB / 14 min. More rubbish from Snowmass, Colorado. Static electricity, black holes, antimatter, antichrist, right and wrong answers, the people upstairs, the Orange Bowl and more. If you haven’t already done so, ENTER THE BIG 50 GIVEAWAY for your chance to win an Obtuse Angle MEGA PRIZE PACK! Just e-mail obtuseangle@stevedupont.com now!

20.9 MB / 30 min. More ramblings from Snowmass, Colorado. Toothless statistics, jiggling and thumping things to fix them, baseball instruction and stories, gravitational machines, pacing, pacing, pacing, snipers and robots, tacky lamps, mathematical formulas, station identification, bigwigs, cooking breakfast in the bathroom, codes and regulations, typhoid, scurvy, puppets and more. If you haven’t already done so, ENTER THE BIG 50 GIVEAWAY for your chance to win an Obtuse Angle MEGA PRIZE PACK! Just e-mail obtuseangle@stevedupont.com now!

23.6 MB / 34 min. Yes, I’m actually endorsing a product other than Jumex, in this case a novel by my friend (of a friend) Brad Listi. Moreover than that, however, I discuss some ideas evoked by the reading, which include fate, meaning and the Burning Man Festival. Plus, some thoughts on driving, as I deliver this podcast from behind the wheel. If you haven’t already done so, ENTER THE BIG 50 GIVEAWAY for your chance to win an Obtuse Angle MEGA PRIZE PACK! Just e-mail obtuseangle@stevedupont.com now!

16.4 MB / 24 min. Saving and/or destroying the world with one idea, it takes two to mu, deserving death, one-kid horseplay, the BEEP project, airplane superstition, the Future Hitler and more.

21.2 MB / 31 min. Balls, lobster, bunkers, fear, matter, juggling, The Brady Bunch, EKGs, seismographs, Colonial Williamsburg, ass holes, microscopic robots and microscopic demons.

18.4 MB / 26 min. Hunkered down in Snowmass, Colorado, we explore myriad topics including things one can only assume, microscopic demons, suspicious numbers of football helmets, creatures of habit, hierarchy at the Steve Dupont Corporation, democracy in the home, fake orange juice, fr’iz’eaks and why we let God name our children.

18.1 MB / 26 min. Free seminar on the benefits of leaf raking versus blowing, plus a sneak peak at Big Episode 50 in which you could win a HUGE Obtuse Angle PRIZE PACK. Really. I'm not kidding this time. Believe me, you want to win this, and all you have to do is send me an e-mail: obtuseangle@stevedupont.com.

16.3 MB / 24 min. Walking the streets of NYC like a crazy person on my birthday, recorder in hand, I talk mostly about energy and voids thereof. Happy New Year, by the way.

18.8 MB / 27 min. C’mon y’all, let’s go on down The Farm, shoot some guns and drink us some beer. And don't be afraid to visit the website either -- http://stevedupont.com -- e-mail obtuseangle@stevedupont.com -- Have a day!

21 MB / 31 min. Behold the holiday special! It’s a little weak on holiday cheer, and isn’t all that special either. Hustle v. Bustle, revolting revolts, laser beam sounds, the coupon mentality, holiday heist tips, interrogating Mr. Bones, fairy fishes, Syriana obtusifica and gems of wisdom from Neil Diamond himself!

27.1 MB / 39 min. An audio incarnation of Porsley, memory metaphors, business clichees, beating live horses and play-by-play of Skinemax's blockbuster hit, Bikini Cave Girl, plus a sneak peak at Attention. Deficit. Disorder., the debut novel by my friend Brad Listi ... Unfinished thoughts include: 1) Machines creating art. What if ... I had a software program into which I could feed all my previous episodes, so it could "learn" the various techniques employed in post production. And then I could feed it raw recordings and have it produce shows indistinguishable from the manually produced shows. Would this be a lesser art form by virtue of automation? 2) The epicenter of girls who enjoy watching porn is, without question, Princeton University in New Jersey. Trust me on this one. 3) The conclusion to Bikini Cave Girl: Well, I didn't watch the whole thing, but I do know that both the male and female archeologists have sex with the Cave Girl, at different times, and the female archeologist has a steamy three-way with the Cave Girl and Cave Man.

19.8 / 29 min. Conclusion of the game show top 10, finally, plus anatomy of a male stripper, temp job misadventures and third world tribal rituals round out this episode, which starts going downhill from the very beginning.

24.2 MB / 35 min. The vast female conspiracy theory and assorted subterfuge, hurricane recovery, where wind comes from, properties of light, experimentation on old people, more of the game show top 10, think tanks, the omnipresent boot-up beep, killing cockroaches and – finally – the “Suck It� method of public relations.

25.7 MB / 37 min. I share some observations and misadventures from my recent trip to Spain. Vamos bitches!