The Boroughs of Lincoln

Fireside Chat 3

The gentlemen that have become members of the Top 50 Podcasts of Lincoln, sharing the honor with most of Church Row, offer another fireside chat, wherein they speak nothing of this good fortune but instead, of other completely unrelated shit.

Fireside Chat 2

Small Dave and Dr Loud offer the citizens of Lincoln another fireside chat to remind you that the only thing we have to fear, is, well, a lot of shit

Frank Shoemaker Marsh

Small Dave and Dr Loud explore Frank Shoemaker Marsh by venturing out of the Belmont studio into nature, like David Attenborough, the most English of boroughs. The brave gentlemen encounter beautiful and fearsome wildlife and record their journey for you the listener. This is not the Blair Witch Project. No matter how terrifying the sequence of events within this episode are, the intrepid hosts did survive to tell the tale you are about to hear. Take the contents of this episode as a serious warning to avoid Frank Shoemaker Marsh at any cost!!!

Sheridan

So god dammit Small Dave and Dr Loud are telling the universe about Sheridan, a strange, winding road that causes around 90% of Lincoln’s car accidents. This is a public service announcement in very long form, and by that, we mean that the intrepid explorers do talk about balls at some point. What else are Small Dave and Dr Loud supposed to do with a borough like Sheridan?

Indian Village

The gentlemen discuss Taco Inn and Romantix, Subway and Critters. Institutional racism in neighborhood planning. Classic comedy and big band music. A celebrity food death conspiracy theory. A frightful telling by Small Dave of the scary creepy side of Indian Village. The hosts devolve into a psychological meltdown for for about an hour. But Dr Loud edited out over half of the original source recording in an attempt to preserve the hosts’ marketability in the Lincoln job market in the real world, outside of this podcast. Ween. “L.M.L.Y.P.” GodWeenSatan Live, Chocodog Records, 2016. Ween. “L.M.L.Y.P.” GodWeenSatan: The Oneness, Twin/Tone Records, 1990. Benny Goodman. “Sing, Sing, Sing (With a Swing).” Brunswick, 1937. AC/DC. “It’s a Long Way to the Top (If You Wanna Rock n Roll.” TNT, Albert, 1975.