FreeDarko Presents: The Disciples Of Clyde NBA Podcast

 

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In the exciting conclusion to Part 1, Dan and Ken get together to talk about things that have hardly anything to do with what was going on in the earlier episode.

What, in fact, did they talk about? That’s for you to decide. Or, rather, to listen to.

Songs from the episode:

“The Plan” - Richard Hell and the Voidoids
“Let’s Take A Trip Together” - Morphine
“Roygbiv” - Boards of Canada

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For the first time on FreeDarko Presents: The Disciples of Clyde NBA Podcast, we have split an episode into two parts.

Why? Well, that’s for you to decide. Or something we decided. It was a decision, that’s for sure.

Speaking of decisions, there was an important one made by our guests on this part of the episode, Bethlehem Shoals and Spencer Hall of Every Day Should be Saturday. They might decide to announce a potential secret project, right here on the show.

What will they decide? To announce the project? To do a project at all? To keep a secret?

You’ll have to listen, and probably donate some money to charity, to really find out.

Also make sure to check later for Part 2 of this episode, where Ken and I decide to do a second part of a podcast episode.

Songs from the Episode:

“The Half” - Dennis Brown
“Life Goes By” - Madlib
“Elevators (Me and You)” - Outkast
“Winds With Hands” - Pelican
“Summa Dis” - Freddie Gibbs

The pictures referenced in the episode:

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Lots ‘o Pictures

 

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Dan is joined by Rafe Bartholomew, author of Pacific Rims: Beermen Ballin’ in Flip-Flops and the Philippines’ Unlikely Love Affair with Basketball about the book, the Philippines basketball culture, and many other interesting topics that have nothing to do with one player and what team he may or may not play for.

Songs from the episode:

“Comin’ At You” - Monster Island Czars
“Ain’t it Good To You” - Ultramagnetic MC’s

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Dan and Shoals are joined by Eric Freeman of The Baseline to wrap up the 2009-2010 season, in a special double episode.

Putting the final touches on the Lakers-Celtics Finals, the whole season, along with some draft and Summer of 2010 conversation.

Programming note: We’ll be doing shows less frequently in the offseason, but we don’t take the summer off completely. Stay tuned for a post-draft show, free agency related shows, and more guests. Please!

Songs from the episode:

“Can You Get To That” - Funkadelic
“If I Had An Exorcism” - The Melvins
“Read These Nikes” - Geto Boys
“Plug Tunin’ (Last Chance to Comprehend)” - De La Soul
“Prepared” - Mission of Burma
“Wanted” - Scarface
“You’re The One” - Kings Go Forth

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Dan and Ken skip the end of the blowout in Game 6, and get ready for Game 7.

Can Rondo or Gasol be counted on? Is Perkins going to play? Can Ken’s baby keep his face out of electrical outlets?

A listener took up our challenge to look into stats. We thank him by mispronouncing his name.

Also, the strange resignation of Steve Kerr. Read here for Ken’s thoughts on how to be a GM.

And other silliness.

Songs from the episode:

“Road to Riches” - Raekwon ft. Mobb Deep
“Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment” - The Ramones
“Plastic Smile” - Black Uhuru
“So Neat” - The Cool Kids

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Dan and Ken get serious and talk NBA Finals through three games.

What went right? What went wrong? What went weird?

We risk life and limb and well-restedness just to get this kind of stuff to you. Please, no applause. We do it for love.

Songs from the episode:

“Triumph of Venus” - Torche
“I Play For Keeps” - Carla Thomas
“From Here We Go Sublime” - The Field

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Dan and Shoals get together to talk NBA Finals. Well, first they get the so-called free agent “summit” out of the way. Then they get into things like the emergence of Rajon Rondo, the brilliance of Kobe Bryant, the relative toughness of Pau Gasol, and the useful insanity of Ron Artest.

Yes, it’s true. We actually discuss these real life basketball issues. On this podcast. For real. But don’t worry, we still manage to make some obscure and awkward jokes. We wouldn’t want to let you down.

Songs from the episode:

“Why Worry” - Israel Vibration
“The Kid With The Replaceable Head” - Condo F*cks
“Fun House” - The Stooges

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Dan and Ken haven’t been together for a while. So long, in fact, that Dan manages to screw up the episode numbering. Or did he? (he did) It’s a mystery! (it isn’t)

In this episode, random NBA-related stories are shared. The conference finals are discussed, in particular how the Suns have made it a series, a strange theory about Pau Gasol, and a conventional theory about Rajon Rondo.

We also talk about the potential head coaching candidacy of Patrick Ewing. Amongst other mysteries.

This is like the final episode of Lost. Except we all live at the end, and Ken doesn’t turn out to be Jesus.

Songs from the episode:

“Bombast” - The Fall
“Moves” - The New Pornographers
“Sun” - Caribou
“Damaged” - Primal Scream
“Fantasy” - the xx
“Gumpshun” - Big K.R.I.T.

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Dan is re-joined by Bethlehem Shoals to catch up about life and the playoffs.

Of course there’s talk of LeBron’s No Good, Horrible, Very Bad Game. Along with the relative value of Twitter, go-to guys, and a long and winding (what else?) discussion of cliche in sports.

It’s a long episode, sure, but we haven’t done one in a couple of weeks. So if you take the average, we still owe you like half an episode. We’ll send you that one in the mail. Just send us a self-addressed stamped envelope and a Cheesecake Factory napkin autographed by Larry Hughes.

Songs from the episode:

“Fast and Delirious” - Lindstrom
“The Harder They Come” - Jimmy Cliff
“Power of Independent Trucking” - Big Black
“Whip You With A Strap” - Ghostface Killah
“Leave Me Alone So I Can Rock Again” - John Spencer Blues Explosion
“I Learned The Hard Way” - Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings

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Ken and Dan get together to talk Round 1, and how everything seems a little formless, lacking overarching narrative. Assuming we know what that word means.

Along the way, they touch on the disappointing Nuggets, the underwhelming Lakers, Game 5 blowouts, and a really unfortunate incident in Ken’s life.

And they say goodbye to the Bobcats, Bulls, and Heat. With nary a tear.

Songs from the episode:

“Oops Upside Your Head” - Sean Price
“Come On (Let the Good Times Roll)” - Jimi Hendrix
“South Mouth” - Jesus Lizard
“Vomit” - MF Doom

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