The Beaver hits its first milestone of completing 20 Podcasts. In this episode, Lisle eats some bad cheese and explains why it’s OK to buy the meat at Wal-Mart with the yellow tags to save a couple bucks. A primate escapes at the San Antonio airport. Many call it a baboon, but in reality it’s a Rhesus Macaque. Lloyd makes a few jokes about the pronunciation of macaque, which leads into a discussion of why a good night DJ will eventually become a great morning personality on the radio. Finally, Drew, Lisle and Lloyd discuss the Royal Wedding and how the new Duchess puts the “sex” in Sussex. Interestingly, this leads us into a history lesson from Lisle and thought provoking conversation of why Meghan Markle is called “bi-racial” by the media in the U.K, while Obama is referred to as “Black” and “African American” in the US. Why so serious?
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Chris Daughtry conversation with LA Lloyd
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Scott Stapp conversation with LA Lloyd
Slash conversation with LA Lloyd
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Austin Meade conversation with LA Lloyd
Josey Scott (Saliva) conversation with LA Lloyd
Billy Corgan from Smashing Pumpkins conversation with LA Lloyd
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White Reaper conversation with LA Lloyd
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Robert DeLeo (STP) conversation with LA Lloyd
HARDY conversation with LA Lloyd
Al Pitrelli Trans-Siberian Orchestra conversation with LA Lloyd
Slash conversation with LA Lloyd
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