Fan favorite and friend of the show Bella aka Sherry returns for another great discussion. We discuss the Sinbad version of Shazaam, artificial intelligence influencing the bible, the spirit of Michael Jackson and much more.
On the panel we have Clint Aestwood and Todd joining in.
He is joined by his bro Andy for a very special return show where Daniel drinks some crashy THC moonshine tonic and opens up heavily about where he has been. Todd jumps in later.
This episode we are joined by Dave Sarra who is a stand up comic and podcaster. He joins Daniel to interview Max who is a Seattle protester. The guys ask Max all kinds of questions relating to the protests and the Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone. We learn that Max has stayed safe by being calm and collected. This has allowed him to be on all sides of the drama both left and right. He is known for walking around with a flag waving it proudly in support of patriotism.
After Max is done the guys shoot the sh$t for awhile talking about everything under the sun. They discuss famous people and why it is getting harder and harder to be a famous person with all the cancel culture going on. Dave brings up some really cool information that Daniel doesn’t know.
Daniel winds things up by taking a heartfelt call from Todd.
Shane Raine is a comic book artist and writer based in Portland, Oregon. His passion for art began as a young boy, copying the comic books he read and loved. Currently he is writing and illustrating a comic book and creating a larger world that will include several volumes of graphic novels. When he’s not writing, Shane enjoys bicycling, archery, cuddling with his two Beagles, and watching movies with his wife.
In this controversial interview, Daniel opens his mind and asks his listeners to do the same as the show welcomes Shane Raine a bonafide Marxist/Communist. We hear some very excellent points on why there is value in this perspective. Shane tackles hard questions from the EODR audience while exercising the bravery to not only share his controversial perspective but also share his life story of how he developed it.
