This Podcast Is... Uncalled For - Foo Fighters and Taylor Swift

Episode Date: November 10, 2025

When you and your guest talk Foo Fighters, Taylor Swift, the Jubilee Line, and barbecue in just a few short minutes. From our live Fringe episode with Brian Boye (Postscript: Since this recording, we've now been graced with "Redwood tree, ain't hard to see.")

All right. Let's have some fun. So one thing I know about you, of course, is you're a great fan of the food fighters. I do have Dave Grohl's lyrics tattooed on my body. Were you born to resist or be abused? Correct. The next part of the line is, I swear I'll never give in. I refuse. Which would go on this arm if I weren't a pussy. No, I just don't have time to get it. So, yes. So a big, big food fighter fan.

Yeah. Respect for them. counter-protests in the Westboro Baptist bastards over its sprint center. Gotta love it. Dave don't take no shit. Also, by the way, if you didn't know, Dave were also a fanatical barbecuer and will feed the homeless people with his barbecue rig. Awesome. Yeah, that is awesome. That's awesome.

But that was kind of questionable recently at his concerts saying, well this is the Aroars tour and that's fine because we fuck up all the time Mm-hmm Right said across the just down the Jubilee line from

where one Taylor Swift was performing. And of course she's more or less become a local in recent... She's one of us, that's fine, we've accepted her. Yeah. So thoughts

on that? I mean, as the resident Swifty. Okay, I'll preface this with that. Taylor Swift is an incredible mind. Her business acumen, her consistent kindness and her consistent representation of herself in all settings, the ability to be as big as she is and yet still somehow remain grounded, even just based off of accounts, she's an incredible human. So yes, I am absolutely a Swifty.

I know more of her music now than I did prior to her becoming a Kansas City local. And I do enjoy her music. I enjoy her lyrics. I enjoy the way that she shares language. She has an ability to take music and preface this with that. The range of human experience is infinite, right? Like we all have infinite numbers of different experience. But the range of human emotion is relatively narrow.

We all operate because we're all humans, right? And so we all just experience this range of, emotions, even though those experiences are different. And she has this ability to write music that touches on the range of human emotion, and we can all apply it to our experiences in this way. That's just really, really powerful. I was glad when the last record came out, and it wasn't called 87 reasons why I broke up with Travis. I'm waiting for that. Actually, the girls in the office had a pool. Are they going to get married or break up for like

and it was like there's like hard money going down I was like can't you just let these guys like enjoy

each other these two incredibly rich good looking talented people just let them bone let them bone let them bone

let them bone let them bone let them boom guys oh just let them make beautiful just let them make beautiful

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