Is This Landing?
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What crazy stories does Zan share in this episode?
You see this smile, Betty? It's not really a smile. It's the lid on a screen. On this episode of the Commercial Break... I'm Trapper Trapper, that's what they call me.
Trapper John. M.D. My television show just got canceled, but I'm trying to trap some beavers.
Would you like to help me, young 13-year-old boy in the middle of the woods with no parents but a gun on his shoulder? And we became fast friends and maybe lovers. But I'll get to that point in therapy later. The next episode of The Commercial Break starts now. Oh yeah, cats and kittens, welcome back to the commercial break. I'm Brian Gray and this is the King Lizard to my Lizard Wizard, Kristen Joy. Hopefully best to you, Chris. Best to you, Brian. And best to you out there in the podcast universe. King Grizzard. Yeah. And the Lizard Wizard. That's right. Taking the world by storm, apparently. Goose, King Lizard, and the... Lizard Wizard? I can never remember how to say it correctly. Krongbin? Have you heard Krongbin?
Of course, I love Krongbin. I love King Lizard, too. Yeah, they just did the Fox Theater for two nights. I wish I was able to go, but I'm not feeling well enough to go. Krongbin did. Lotham? Lotham? And they donated all the money they made from that to help the people in Nashville. Good for them. Congratulations. Yeah, what a... What a fascinating band to watch. Yes. Like, just to watch. Their videos are mesmerizing to me. I've seen them live before, too. Oh, you have? It's a great show. I don't think I've ever seen them live. Yeah. That Laura Lee. Oh. She's so cool. I mean. That girl, like, that sex appeal just rolls off of her. Oh, I know. And the way that she moves. Yes. It's just amazeballs. Plays the bass. Yes. Has amazing outfits and cool wig.
Yeah.
You know who was my favorite? They wear wigs, you know. Yeah, well, yeah, they have to with the hair. I mean, you don't have hair like that naturally. Or if you do, you're like... She does, and then the lead singer guy, or the lead guitarist. oh the lead guitarist that's their natural hair no no they're okay okay i assumed i assumed but i didn't know for sure but i thought to myself that hair is just way too good it's way too perfect to be real hair um which i guess i saw it too no sorry but uh yeah they they i read an article that said they started doing that because then they could go out into the audience afterwards and watch the show the rest of the shows or whatever like they're at a festival or good idea like yeah it was like kind of a disguise yeah that's a
good idea there's that other band that plays very similar music and I do not understand how to say their name and they wear the masks and they have the like the big sparkly outfits on and they are also mesmerizing to watch too and their music is equally I mean I still like growing been better but I think it's equally as as fascinating it's like a wild mix of Middle Eastern rock jazz prog rock it's really out there you haven't heard it Don't ask me how to spell it because it's really confusing. Both those bands' names, I couldn't spell it. It's like a K-H-R-A-U-G-B-I-H-I-N or something like that. G in there. Yeah. And a lot of new great bands hitting the scene. I feel like we went through a lull there.
Early, late teens, early 20s where I didn't find a whole bunch of new music that I liked. That's probably not true because I could probably recall some of them. But now there are some really unique and talented bands that I just love listening to. and I feel like I'm in love with music a little bit now, where I haven't been maybe in the last, I don't know, maybe during the pandemic-ish, at the beginning of the pandemic, even before that. Not a great band's out there, so I don't know why I'm saying this to you, but I just felt like it. And then there's that Frankie Valli, who they keep running out onto stage. Have you seen this?
No.
Frankie Valli. Let me Google this for you, because this is highly disturbing. Everybody in the audience right now, Google or Instagram Frankie Valli. Pull over. Or don't pull over, just, you know.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What crazy stories does Zan share in this episode?
0:00–6:59
2
What can we learn about the music industry from their discussion?
6:59–10:14
3
How does the conversation shift to Frankie Valli's performance?
10:14–26:01
4
What insights do they provide about politics at The Villages?
26:01–28:39
5
How does the guest's wilderness experience shape his perspective?
28:39–32:48
6
What is the significance of self-help in today's society?
32:48–37:30
7
How do they critique the modern approach to relationships?
37:30–42:19
8
What reflections do they share about art and beauty?
42:19–52:58