The TTT Podcast

This week on the TTT Podcast, Beard Laws, Burley, and Gute discuss various topics, including the first person to do a cool move, finding love, the Mighty Ducks movies, community service, jail experiences, extreme haunted houses, and the McCamey Manor. They also touch on the TV show '60 Days In' and the documentary 'The Monster Inside America's Most Extreme Haunted House.' In this conversation, Beard Laws and Burley discuss various topics, including movies, therapists, the Menendez Brothers, AI race cars, and horse racing. They touch on movies like 'Trap' and 'Old,' and discuss the twisted imagination of director M. Night Shyamalan. They also speculate on whether therapists or priests have heard worse stories, and explore the possibility of the Menendez Brothers being released from prison. The conversation then shifts to AI race cars and the challenges they face, as well as the allure of horse racing and the role of jockeys. The hosts also mention their other podcasts and their recent ice cream ranking episode.

TTT Podcast Episode Highlights

The first person to do a cool move must have looked really cool

There is someone out there for everyone

The Mighty Ducks movies were popular and memorable

Community service can be a long and challenging experience

Jail can be a scary and undesirable place

Extreme haunted houses like McCamey Manor push the limits of fear

The TV show '60 Days In' offers a unique look into the jail experience

The documentary 'The Monster Inside America's Most Extreme Haunted House' explores the dark side of haunted attractions M. Night Shyamalan's movies, such as 'Trap' and 'Old,' showcase his twisted imagination

The conversation explores the question of whether therapists or priests have heard worse stories

There is speculation about the possible release of the Menendez Brothers from prison

AI race cars face challenges in navigating tracks and making split-second decisions

The role of jockeys in horse racing and the allure of the sport are discussed

The hosts mention their other podcasts and recent episodes, including an ice cream ranking

TTT Podcast Quotes

"The first person to do a cool move must have looked sick"

"There is really someone for everyone"

"Shout out to Goldberg getting his life back together"

"What the hell's the name of this movie? Trap."

"Knowing ⁓ Night Shyamalan, the end of the movie, the daughter is going to be the butcher or something."

"Who has heard worse stories? Therapists or priests?"

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Chapters

00:00 Cool Moves and Finding Love

04:18 Childhood Memories: The Mighty Ducks

06:36 Community Service and Jail Experiences

09:46 The Fear of Going to Jail

11:36 Inside the World of '60 Days In'

23:01 Exploring the Dark Side of Haunted Attractions

25:29 Movies and M. Night Shyamalan

27:28 Therapists vs. Priests

30:10 The Menendez Brothers

39:14 AI Race Cars

45:09 Horse Racing and Jockeys

49:30 Ice Cream Rankings and Podcasts

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This week on the TTT Podcast, Beard Laws, Burley, and Gute Time Travel To 1969. The boys talk various topics related to the year 1969. They mention the Woodstock festival in 1969 and the notable artists who performed. They also mention celebrities who were born in 1969. The conversation includes discussions about the venue, the lineup, and the cultural significance of Woodstock. They also mention some interesting facts and personal experiences related to the festival. In this part of the conversation, the hosts discuss various topics including the Wahlberg family, celebrity deaths in 1969, sports events, inflation, movies, and music. They touch on subjects such as the Bolivian soccer team crash, the cost of living in 1969 compared to now, and the controversial movie 'Midnight Cowboy'. They also mention Elvis Presley's comeback and the number one album of the year, 'Sugar, Sugar' by The Archies. In 1969, several notable events occurred in the music industry. Johnny Cash released his famous live album 'At San Quentin', while The Beatles performed their last public performance on the rooftop of the Apple building. The Stooges released their self-titled album, which is considered a precursor to punk rock. CCR released four albums in a single year, and Bob Seger was known as the Bob Seger System. Other notable artists and songs from 1969 include Marmalade's cover of The Beatles' 'Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da', The Who's 'Pinball Wizard' from the album 'Tommy', and David Bowie's 'Space Oddity'. The Jackson 5 released their first album, and Jim Morrison of The Doors was arrested in Miami for indecent exposure. Overall, 1969 was a year of diverse musical releases and significant moments in music history.

TTT Podcast Episode Highlights

Woodstock 1969 was a historic music festival that attracted 460,000 people.

The lineup included iconic artists such as Santana, Grateful Dead, Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, and The Who.

'Midnight Cowboy' was a controversial movie that won the Best Picture Oscar despite its X rating.

The number one album of 1969 was 'Sugar, Sugar' by The Archies.

Johnny Cash's live album 'At San Quentin' and The Beatles' rooftop performance were highlights

The Stooges' self-titled album is considered a precursor to punk rock

CCR released four albums in a single year

Marmalade covered The Beatles' 'Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da'

TTT Podcast Quotes

"Woodstock 1969: A Historic Music Festival"

"It's Donnie, Donnie Jr. He was. They had another brother, Robert, and a film producer, Jim, and there's another one, Chef. So there's a lot of Wahlbergs."

"Judy Garland took a big L this year. Major L for dying. Overdose, barbiturates."

"Johnny Cash, a boy named Sue came out that year."

"Johnny Cash album 1969 live at San Quentin."

"Dude, imagine getting away with only playing 10 songs in a concert."

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Join us on the TTT podcast show as we dive into the year 1993.

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This week on the TTT Podcast, Beard Laws, Burley, and Gute Time Travel To 1993. The boys talk various topics related to the year 1993.

In this lively conversation, the hosts discuss a variety of topics ranging from their experiences with Fix Vodka to a nostalgic look back at the music and pop culture of 1993. They explore the evolution of music knowledge through tools like ChatGPT, share their favorite hits from the 90s, and reminisce about the impact of music on their lives. The discussion also touches on wrestling history, particularly the significance of Yoko Zuna's championship win at WrestleMania 9. Throughout the episode, humor and camaraderie shine as they reflect on their past and the cultural influences that shaped their experiences. In this conversation, the hosts delve into various topics ranging from wrestling history, sports highlights, and Michael Jordan's career to the cultural impact of movies from 1993. They share humorous anecdotes, discuss significant sports events, and explore the eerie tales of haunted houses, all while maintaining a light-hearted and engaging tone. In this engaging conversation, the hosts delve into various cultural references, classic films, and their impact on society. They explore the humor in cultural references, the artistry behind Tim Burton's 'Nightmare Before Christmas', and the thrilling narratives of classic movies like 'The Fugitive' and 'Tombstone'. The discussion also touches on societal themes in 'Falling Down' and the timeless appeal of 'Jurassic Park'.

TTT Podcast Episode Highlights

Fix Vodka is a smoother alternative for drinkers.

1993 was a pivotal year for music and pop culture.

ChatGPT can provide interesting insights but isn't always accurate.

Wrestling in 1993 featured iconic moments like Yoko Zuna's championship win.

Dolly Parton's royalties from 'I Will Always Love You' are substantial.

Michael Jordan's transition to baseball was a significant event in sports history.

The timeout game involving the Fab Four is a memorable moment in college basketball.

Caitlin Clark has become a prominent figure in women's basketball.

1993 was a remarkable year for movies, with many classics released.

Humor and light-hearted banter enhance the conversation's appeal. Cultural references can often lead to humorous discussions.

Tim Burton's 'Nightmare Before Christmas' is a beloved classic.

The Fugitive showcases a thrilling cat-and-mouse chase.

Tombstone is a must-see for every man.

Falling Down reflects societal grievances and frustrations.

Jurassic Park remains a timeless classic due to its effects.

The artistry of stop-motion animation is highlighted in Burton's work.

TTT Podcast Quotes

"Spooky season is upon us."

"ChatGPT is not taking our jobs anytime soon."

"Does Jordan go to baseball?"

"It's a stop motion classic directed by Henry Selick."

"It's just a cat mouse game with Harrison Ford."

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1946: A Year in Music, Movies, and Conspiracy Theories

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This week on the TTT Podcast, Beard Laws, Burley, and Gute Time Travel To 1946. The boys talk various topics related to the year 1946.

In this episode, Beard Laws and Gute take listeners on a nostalgic journey back to 1946, and In this episode, the hosts embark on a light-hearted journey discussing various topics, including the challenges of maintaining a no-cursing policy, the music and movies of 1946, and the legacy of the Ink Spots. They also delve into culinary adventures, specifically exploring the concept of carnivore ice cream, blending humor with insightful commentary on pop culture and dietary trends. In this conversation, the hosts delve into various topics ranging from the Ink Spots controversy to the cultural significance of 1946 movies. They discuss the rarity and controversy surrounding 'Song of the South', the impact of Japanese music releases, and the effects of Napster on the music industry. The conversation also touches on Mike Rowe's surprising background as an opera singer, the art of singing, and the vocal ranges of famous artists. Finally, they explore the prices and sports history of 1946, providing a nostalgic look back at a pivotal year. In this conversation, the hosts delve into the intriguing and controversial topic of the Philadelphia Experiment, exploring its origins, the theories surrounding it, and the implications of teleportation.

TTT Podcast Episode Highlights

The conversation touches on the music and cultural landscape of 1946.

1946 was a significant year for movies.

'Song of the South' is considered a rare and controversial film.

Japanese music releases often included extra songs not available in the US.

Napster changed the music industry landscape significantly.

Mike Rowe's journey from opera singer to TV host is fascinating.

Singing is more about hard work than natural talent.

Vocal ranges of artists can be surprisingly wide and varied.

Prices in 1946 were drastically different from today.

Sports history in 1946 includes notable championships. The Philadelphia Experiment is linked to the USS Eldridge.

Conspiracy theories suggest the US Navy experimented with invisibility and teleportation.

Witnesses claimed the USS Eldridge disappeared and reappeared 200 miles away.

TTT Podcast Quotes

"We got scared, so we're not."

"Let's cut to our sponsor right meow."

"I need to have that on recording somewhere."

"I'm gonna make some carnivore ice cream."

"That's so petty, dude. That's petty."

"Song of the South, yes."

"It's been deemed very racist by Disney."

"Dude, so many tours are being canceled now."

"Loaf of bread was 10 cents."

"Do I believe that this did or could happen?"

"I think we nailed it. Operation Phone Booth."

"It's in his butt. Spoiler."

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This week on the TTT Podcast, Beard Laws, Burley, and Gute discuss various topics, including Mother's Day, tornado warnings, survival skills in a post-apocalyptic world, gardening, the edibility of gold flakes, the slang term 'Ohio', LeBron James' failed attempt to trademark 'Taco Tuesday', and their reading habits. In this part of the conversation, the hosts discuss their experiences with audiobooks and movies. They talk about the benefits of listening to audiobooks and share their recommendations. They also discuss the wealth distribution in New York City and the success of John Cena as an actor. The conversation ends with a discussion about Cena's marriages. In this final part of the conversation, Burley and Beard Laws discuss their high school reunions, their experiences with drinking, and their preferences for beer. They also touch on the topic of bidets and the stigma surrounding them. The conversation ends with a humorous exchange about creating a bidet-focused brand called the 'Bidet Boys.'

TTT Podcast Episode Highlights

The hosts discuss various random topics, showcasing their casual and humorous conversation style.

They touch on survival skills and how they would fare in a post-apocalyptic world.

The conversation veers into gardening and the challenges of self-sufficiency.

They explore the edibility of gold flakes and the confusion surrounding their use in food.

The hosts discuss the slang term 'Ohio' and its negative connotation in popular culture.

They mention LeBron James' failed attempt to trademark 'Taco Tuesday'.

The conversation ends with a discussion about their reading habits and the challenges of finding time to read. Listening to audiobooks can be a great way to retain information and enjoy nonfiction content.

New York City has a high concentration of millionaires.

TTT Podcast Quotes

"Gotcha, let's fuckin' go. Let's do our shout out to all the women that let us cream pie them. They fuckin' rule."

"Hey dude, you know what? We just, we had some killer flooding last week and now we got torn and you know what's in to the world? Bring it on. Let's go. Do you, do you ever have fantasies of a, where would you rank in a Mad Max like world?"

"Where do you stand in the hierarchy of your group though? That's really what I want to know. Do you become a warlord or are you just a follower? I think I would try to become a warlord."

"I have a problem retaining what I read. My audible library is fucking crazy."

"I started listening to my very first audio book and it's the Tom Segura one."

"Tragedy builds character."

"Shout out to her though, you know, she's winning. 1989, at least, you know what? I'm glad that people are still getting married that were born in the 80s."

"That was the depressing part for me, dude. I was just like, oh, these people are doing a lot with their life."

"If I was 100% single, I would take a lot more risks for sure, for sure. But people depend on me, so it's hard, you know?"

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