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Can't mention Kanye West quite enough can you. :D I think I've actually only heard one of his albums though, something about graduation, but it was great... should check out more.

As for the interview: enlightening. Have you thought about sticking to that ketosis thing with just a little extra fiber @KawaiSprite? More like LCHF? Like still a ton of protein and energy-promoting stuff but also a little green stuff to break it down? The rear regions of your body won't be disappointed.

Also ey, first linda-mota shout-out! Good to hear yΒ΄all discovered her macabre but masterful art stuff. I really wouldn't mind a 3 hour podcast either, and second live show ever with this one huh. XD That was, hmm... no words can describe it.

I laughed a ton with this one. Great stuff.

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That intro, that improv. XD Also very nice musical selections. When you mentioned CARRION I thought for sure you meant this though (which is really worth a view): https://www.newgrounds.com/art/view/r4in/carrion

Regarding that Grounds Patrol spin-off thing... I have mixed thoughts about that too. My first stance was there's enough talent on NG to go around, and with a podcast funded by NG contributions it feels wrong to in a way carry those funds elsewhere, and promote artists not of this site - especially when Tom's the main sponsor - but when he himself approves of the transition... well then, maybe it's all good. Can't use that card.

I did enjoy the interview too, so have to rethink my thoughts a bit. It might not be all bad with some outside perspectives. I discovered a new program. I'm now aware of a new genre of animation. GetMadz seems like a cool dude. I do however hope the main focus remains with NG; especially when it's actually embedded in their name.

Maybe this will be the grand divide between your two projects though? ACOCK's still keeping it hardcore. Down to the Grounds. Exclusively infamous peeps up in this biatchizzle!!!

Great convo as always.

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Honestly must say I barely remember a thing about Ben, iconic as his name rings, but his legacy... it's nice to hear it'll live on! There was definitely a lot more edginess back then too. Even though I don't appreciate content that's edgy just for the sake of being edgy these days I do miss the times when people could just speak their minds, and not be judged about it. Or rather: everyone could judge everyone. All judgement could be judged just as much. People said and did what they wanted and sometimes that just so happened to be what also needed to done or said. And some people stood at the forefront of that freedom.

At the same time it was a time that bred people who didn't get as offended over the most petty things. An aggressive yet peaceful time of oddly conflicting coexisting views and community...

Gotta mention, regarding the recording: the voice was a bit flaky sometimes. Mic distance very varied, probably. But I love the passion! Would be cool to get some conversation going regarding livecorpse too, or other peeps from the in memoriam pages. That guy had a really sad backstory as well.

Good stuff, and good luck with that project @Jamessimo !

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Much NG love in this podcast! :D Awesome how y'all actually prefer this over Twitter - ideal marketing purposes though the latter platform may serve. Also hell yeahs would love to hear Speedo and Spazkid on the pod too. Not to mention Shad. The one and only. Feels like these podcasts aren't just a surge on NG but everywhere - it's like people are rediscovering the content form. Or getting more social, in a strange; anti-social kind of way, getting involved via third party conversations.

Regarding NSFW art getting crazier and crazier lately, I feel like ero guro at least may be becoming a bit less common...? Or maybe I'm just spending time in less edgy places lately. I feel like vanilla's coming back too. Pinups. Bondage. Lots of that stuff. Have I just zoned in a specific sub category of the arts though or could I be seeing trends y'all aren't hmmmmm.

Anyhow this was great to listen to. Insights and entertainment all the way, and I might've just discovered a couple new favorite artists too...

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That Character Animator program really does seem interesting... and one by Adobe no less! Expected it to be some small spin-off-no-one-ever-heard of thing. Will definitely look into that.

Also would invite GetMadz to join up at the place that really started it all too, NG, right here. Ain't no place like it! Maybe signing up for an NG account could be a pre-requisite for being in these podcasts? ;) He/you (if you're reading this) seem(s) like a pretty creative dude.

I like the idea of bringing in new perspectives too. And new people. Also feels like the YT community might be more like the lunch room that GetMadz describes, whereas NG is that small, enclosed circle where everyone knows everyone, and bonds overtime, overcoming mutual hardships and all those trials and tribulations that both smaller platforms and creators face. So y'know, that account's just a click away...

Anyhow: great convo. Looking forward to more of these, though hope you keep inviting certified NG peeps too. There's so many I'd like to hear here. Deathink, Sabtastic, Tom(noneedtotypeoutlastname), Cheetoh, ClockworkPixel, TheComet, ZebraHumor, TylerLandis, EdBound, MrNannings, MarkAnime, SouljaBoy, KarlSia, MLeth, SomeonesEx, Ant0on, ChazDude, artistunkown, MistyEntertainment, d-z, Deprixon, RadioTubeClock, Pop-Tart, SBC (and other clocks), Kol-Belov, BrentHeMan, Jaime-R, Kel-chan and sucho just to name a few. If for some reason you felt you were running out of interesting people. ;)

Keep up the good works!

-cd-

Will responds:

Whoa! Thanks for the great list!

Hot and bothered haha. XD I wonder how commonly used that phrase is these days...

This got intense pretty quick too! Straight from intent meeting to intimate moans. Steamy stuff...

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It's good shit, that's what it is! :D At least the first half of it. Kinda gets out of control at the end there, skewed and distorted... but it's a cool groove. Creative stuff.

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Rorrapalooza responds:

Hahaha, dude, exactly! I keep thinking, "How many people are going to get to the part where it starts to get completely ridiculous?" Thanks for making it there, my dude.

All that jazzzz! This is awesome. Bit loud but love the vibe.

-cd-

The man, the myth, the legend!!!

This was awesome, fun stuff all the way through, and musical selections off the charts this time too! Just wish there would've been room for Chutney to chip on some favorites too - was looking forward to hearing what kind of content this masterful mind might actually choose to partake in here. His own creations have been raising the bar lately. Bringing life to these stale lands. Igniting a flame of creative reconnaissance that sweeps far and marmalade-like: sticking to the souls of those it touches whether we wish it or no.

Totally unrelated Laurel & Hardy thing: I have a super old board game with those two that we usually dust off during the summer. A snakes and ladders like layout where you run through rooms throwing pies or placing out banana peels for each other. Definitely a big fan of them, though I haven't seen nearly enough of their movies. I think there was a movie made based upon their lives recently though. They basically revolutionized comedy when they came together. Earlier on all slapstick humor had been based upon one comical guy and one 'stiff', but two comics side by side? The way they reacted to and fueled each other just had never been done before. Pretty cool dudes.

Also GoodL: DMX meets David Bowie wasn't out at the time of that last episode recording y'know. ;) And your move... is it really Zimbabwe?! Is littlbox speaking true? Seems slightly unbelievable but awesome if so.

Great talk yet again! And hey @TheReviewTrickster ! Nice cameo.

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GoodL responds:

Nah, littlbox is a dummy head. I moved like 10 minutes away from where I was before.

ChutneyGlaze responds:

Ah dude I love this review I have never read this one! Okay let me say a couple things about cybied that I like very much. CD has the incredible ability to never waste a word and it is always interesting whatever he says without being boring. Also he's very selfless he always gives 100 percent to everyone he meets. Every time I hear from him I feel good inside. Love that mysterious guy. Also talented as fricken Heck!

Aaah this brings me back. Nostalgic mentions. Franks Adventure was DEFINITELY that good! :D Especially back then. And it's a shame Cootie's X-Ray Glasses went down or I'd give that one a shout-out too... and those Sim Date games I suddenly can't remember the names of... all these iconic oldies from that era...

Interesting glimpse into the history behind the name, and the game dev biz too, and how much money you could actually make on this back in the day! Maybe still can. I don't know what the economy's like over there but that sounds like a LOT of money for this type of content. :O A level that many dream of reaching but few ever do. Self-sustained on games. The creative reign. Might so be it's over a long span of time but still, that's not just spare change... hope things keep rolling with Steam and all these newer platforms. Mobile seems to be here to stay too.

As for the drug thing: had a friend of the family from Australia who overdosed some years back actually. Hope you stay on the good path! Games are a great alternative addiction. Good stuff.

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