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The Spoon

The Spoon
Music
Halloween
Horror Movies
Joe Armstrong
Cultural Commentary
Tom Petty
Burn It Down
Listener Engagement
Power Pop
Los Angeles
Hurricanes
Divisiveness In Society
Empathy
Rage Against the Machine
Twin Peaks
Community Life
Social Media
Music Industry
Lemon Twigs
Electric Light Orchestra

In their quest to understand this insane world and the people who inhabit it, hosts Robbie Rist, Chris Jackson, and Thom Bowers stir up silly discussions on serious topics (and vice versa), hopping through conversational hyperlinks like a trio of cats playing with a laser pointer.

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Latest Episodes

This is The Spoon, where spooky is valid all year 'round! Our guests are Rex Broome & Christina Bulbenko from Big Stir Records, along with Michael Simmons from sparkle*jets UK, aking that musical question: what's a grimoire? 

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This is The Spoon: 24/7 ridiculous!   

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• Foxy Shazam "Too Fast To Let Go"

• Heliopolis "Elegy" 

• Sloan "Open Your Umbrella"

Spoon Feeding

• Sim City BuildIt (goddammit)

• Arturia Microfreak

• Metropolitan Animal Specialty Hos... more

This is The Spoon, where Patrick Labyorteaux is our guest, and we're tweaking that nostalgia bone. 

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• Winger "Seventeen"

• Tom Jones "She's A Lady" 

• Warrant "Uncle Tom's Cabin"

Spoon Feeding

• Robbie on The Patrick LabyroSheaux... more

This is The Spoon, hosted by the Rasputin of kid performers.  

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• Peril "Eggs In One Basket"

• Barbara "Tolerant Nation" 

• Van Halen "Main Squeeze"

Spoon Feeding

• Fastball ~ Sonic Ranch

• Don Rickles: AARP Dinner With Don

• F... more

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Recent Guests

Mike Simmons
Musician from Sparkle Jets UK and producer.
Sparkle Jets UK
Episode: EP 597: Put On A Mask To Drop Your Mask (The Big Stir Story)
Patrick Labyroteaux
Actor and host of his own podcast, involved in movies and television for decades.
Episode: EP 595: No Way To Steer An Elephant (The Patrick Labyroteaux Story)
MJ Bowers
A guest who discusses cultural and personal identity topics
Myriad
Episode: EP 590: I Miss Wizard Vans
Adam Waltemire
Host of Pop Garden Radio, musician
Pop Garden Radio
Episode: EP 589: Off The Top Of The Pate (The Adam Waltemire Story)
Andrew Curry
Owner of Curry Cuts and music producer
Curry Cuts
Episode: EP 587: Everyone Under 55, Sing Along! (The Andrew Curry Story)
Bob Walkenhorst
Lead singer of The Rainmakers, reflecting on his music career and songwriting process
The Rainmakers
Episode: EP 586: Not That Kind Of River (The Bob Walkenhorst Story)
Peter Anthony Holder
Episode: EP 584: One Long Gotcha Question (The Peter Anthony Holder Story)
Peter McDade
Author and musician
Independent
Episode: EP 581: Unique Wiring Under The Hood (The Peter McDade Story)
Brad Savage
Former child actor known for roles in iconic films and now a musician.
Episode: EP 579: Better Than A Shush (The Brad Savage Story)

Hosts

Robbie Rist
Co-host of the show with a humorous take on various topics and a connection to music and pop culture.
Rob
Co-host and music enthusiast, known for engaging conversations and humor.
Chris Jackson
Co-host providing engaging commentary and humor on cultural topics.
Thom Bowers
Co-host with a focus on music and pop culture, contributing humor and insights to discussions.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 22 ratings
  • Super funny

    Robbie Rist, Chris Jackson and Thom Bowers have a hilarious take on , well, everything. Music, current events, fine cider… nothing is left untouched. Check it out. Also Robbie’s love of the Beatles, The anti alcohol stance of Chris and Toms disdain for audiobooks make this a super interesting podcast.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Shell Bass
    Canada3 years ago
  • Super funny

    Robbie Rist, Chris Jackson and Thom Bowers have a hilarious take on , well, everything. Music, current events, fine cider… nothing is left untouched.

    Check it out.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Shell Bass
    Canada4 years ago
  • Great, Rambling Fun

    This show is a hoot! Love the music; the hosts are loud, snarky but really knowledgeable; and the topics are...well...the topics are all over the map.

    Strap in because you’re going on a journey, but it’s a hell of a ride.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    The Amazing Shmoo
    United States6 years ago
  • Love

    I adore this show......especially when Bill Funt is on it.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Duh?
    United States8 years ago
  • Worst show ever

    Robbie is always drunk and the topics are so all over the place and the music is so obscure that only the hosts can appreciate it.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    -->chey<--
    United States8 years ago

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Some listeners express a love for the nostalgic references made during episodes, adding a layer of enjoyment.
The camaraderie among the hosts creates an inviting atmosphere that makes the podcast feel relatable and engaging.
Listeners enjoy the mix of humor and insightful commentary, appreciating both the entertaining and thought-provoking aspects of the discussions.
There are also critiques regarding certain topics being obscure or too varied for some tastes, though many find this diversity appealing.

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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

EP 589: Off The Top Of The Pate (The Adam Waltemire Story)
Q: Who would you say your comedy influences were? Who made you want to do it?
I'm going to be honest, Bill Cosby.
EP 589: Off The Top Of The Pate (The Adam Waltemire Story)
Q: So Adam, do you play out?
No, I do not. I don't play an instrument. Occasionally, though, I'll go down, have a couple of shots, and get up and do 10 minutes of stand up.
EP 584: One Long Gotcha Question (The Peter Anthony Holder Story)
Q: Peter, have you ever met Narduar? Do you know who that guy is?
No, I do not.
EP 579: Better Than A Shush (The Brad Savage Story)
Q: What is today like, Brad? Because you kind of said you burnt out on Universal.
Brad discusses how he transitioned from editing and producing movie trailers after feeling burnt out and highlights his current work in a charity cover band.
EP 578: Perfectly Imperfect (The Tres Orugas Story)
Q: What is the connection between punk rock and the themes you explore in your work?
Alondra mentions how she draws inspiration from punk rock artists like Kathleen Hanna, emphasizing how it has influenced her approach to advocacy in social work.

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A diverse blend of humor and insightful commentary permeates the conversations led by the hosts, who explore a broad range of subjects including music, pop culture, and societal issues. Episodes feature lively discussions about the impact of technology on creativity, the legacies of iconic musicians, and the cultural significance of nostalgia. The distinct friendship among the trio is showcased through their playful banter and personal reflections, creating an engaging atmosphere that invites listeners to join in on the fun. Their unique approach combines lighthearted conversations with deeper examinations of serious topics, making it a distinctive platform for those interested in the interplay between humor and culture.

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The Spoon launched 15 years ago and published 605 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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Recent guests on The Spoon include:

1. Mike Simmons
2. Patrick Labyroteaux
3. MJ Bowers
4. Adam Waltemire
5. Andrew Curry
6. Bob Walkenhorst
7. Peter Anthony Holder
8. Peter McDade

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