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TFICast 70: Generations
Jeremy, Erik and Keith upset The Het? Maybe. We’re not sure. After playing a new cereal review by the Het Jeremy, Erik and Kieth attempt to dissect the note that the Het sent the show. They move on to answers 12 questions that relate to each decade in which they grew up in. Here are the questions:
What was your favorite or most memorable breakfast cereal?
What is the first movie you recall seeing in a theater?
What was your favorite kids show?
What is the first prime time television show you starting watching regularly?
What is your first memorable video game system?
What is your first memorable video game?
When did you stop thinking girls were icky?
How old were you when you had your first exciting girl experience (hug, holding hands, kissing, whatever)?
Describe your first awareness of an American crisis (hostage, flood, whatever)?
How old were you when you decided that crying was no longer a viable way of communicating?
What was your first favorite band?
What was the first band that made an impression on you?
Why not take a moment and answer them yourselves at the popsyndicate forums.
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TFICast 18: 4th of July Special
Jeremy and Erik celebrate the 4th of July the only way TFICast can. We mention the 4th of july once, talk about a bunch of news and post this episode late in the day on the 4th. It has a good American soundtrack though! See below for track listing.
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TFICast 14: HHO Bettah Have My Money
This week Jeremy and Erik talk about thier new website www.tficast.com, blogging, amassing media, the first researched topic: HHO, Dennis Klein, the economy versus water powered cars, the rail system, gas rebates, the Pope, Aquygen, charging for water, car modding, chemistry, electric cars, research as a dying activity, Rudy Rucker, Halo, potential energy, gas perceptions, M.U.L.E., inovation, PCs, MACs, computer architecture, computer/car/evolution comparison, La Rossa, yard work, grass, folk rock artists and stuff expectations.
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