Overeducated and Underemployed
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A standup philosopher sits down for interviews, art reviews, random musings, and more.
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The podcast covers a wide range of content themes including nostalgia in music, movies, and gaming. Specific episodes explore topics like the impact of reunion tours by bands like The Beach Boys and the nuances of reboots in Hollywood with examples from 'Stranger Things.' A three-part series examines the role of nostalgia in gaming, analyzing how franchises like Civilization and properties such as Indiana Jones have influenced innovation in video games.

A standup philosopher sits down for interviews, art reviews, random musings, and more.
This episode is a fun, laid-back chat with Ben Spraker, who plays in The Shut Ups and The Arcs—two Athens bands both dropping new albums basically at the same time. Ben and Feddun swap stories about growing up with music. Ben explains what it’s like to be part of the Athens scene, and how making music with friends is just the best. You’ll hear about Ben’s first guitar heroes, why he loves playing live, and some behind-the-scenes band stories (plus a few laughs about clarinets and bad 80s sax solos). Ben even tells the story of how he was instrumental in Jay Gonzalez joining the Drive-By Truckers. Don’t miss it!
https://thearcs.bandcamp.com/album/athens-ave
https://www.youtube.com/@OvereducatedUnderemployed
Theme Song by Sloan Brothers : http://open.spotify.com/artist/1Z0YyvTetovciEDRoRNudB
Title inspired by Lee Bains III: https://www.thegloryfires.com/
www.feddun.net

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