Nicolas Cage
speaker
1,245 appearances
3 recordings
3 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 16 Jun
Nicolas Cage’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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It got named the bands because your band buckled over.
I guess because they were double over.
What happens is that you have nitrogen as a gas in your bloodstream.
When you're under extreme pressure, that gets pulverized, and it reforms as a bubble.
And those bubbles cause, you know, a million little heart attacks.
And people were dying in the Brooklyn Bridge.
What was originally called the technical military term, I mean medical term, is...
caissons disease from the construction of bridges in the 19th century, specifically the Brooklyn Bridge.
You know, every once in a while I stop on those cable channels where they're building the new super-duper bridge across the Japanese or Chinese thing.
And you know what?
They're building caissons.
They got it all down, but it's the same sort of principle where you keep the sea out and you put this box down and you excavate until you hit bedrock and then you fill that in and build your tower.
But they give you something, and they don't tie it to a door.
In 2015, before that is the Roosevelt's Central Park Jogger, Dust Bowl, and Prohibition is next.
You know what?
It's such a stupid parallel to draw.
And the reason is, yeah, I mean, you can talk about that stuff, but drugs have always been parts of some very rare subcultures.
Every culture drinks alcohol, has fermented or distilled spirits.
The real connection about prohibition, to me the thing that there's nothing new under the sun, is that this is a story about right-wing, single-issue campaigns that metastasize.
This is the story about the demonization of immigrants.
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