Ep #19: Our 80s Nostalgia and the Hard Truths of Growing Older

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How does dinner with Jeffrey Dahmer spark a discussion on cancel culture? Join us on the Tuttle & Kline Show as we kick off with some hilarious and tension-filled stories from our early career days, including a memorable clash with Texas A&M fans and a UT volleyball coach's snub.
We tackle the controversial topic of cancel culture, ignited by Ariana Grande's eyebrow-raising dinner companion choice, and passionately debate the importance of understanding infamous figures to prevent future atrocities.
Relive the 1980s with us as we paint a vivid picture of our childhood adventures, from the thrilling game of "kick the can" to the bold fashion statements of parachute pants and mullets. We fondly recall the sense of freedom and unity during Ronald Reagan's presidency, and how much has changed since that vibrant decade.
Tuttle's recent lake day escapades provide a heartwarming glimpse into family fun, complete with his daughter's near-perfect surfboard trick and his youngest son's fearless boat stunts, underscoring the joy and bond of spending quality time with loved ones.
The episode takes a lively turn as we explore a mix of sensational topics, from the decline of Playboy to viral internet phenomena and the stark realities of aging. We share humorous tales of lawn-mowing mishaps, reflect on the unpredictable nature of natural disasters, and marvel at the extraordinary journey of Tuttle's brother trekking over 1,000 miles.

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1. Ep #19: Our 80s Nostalgia and the Hard Truths of Growing Older (00:00:00)

2. Cancel Culture and Controversial Conversations (00:00:02)

3. Nostalgic Memories of the 80s (00:06:59)

4. 80s Nostalgia and Political Discourse (00:17:39)

5. Music, Birthdays, and Lawn Mishaps (00:23:17)

6. Match Game Nostalgia and Controversial Humor (00:33:57)

7. Dark Humor and Serial Killers (00:45:27)

8. Internet Viral Phenomena and Aging (00:56:43)

9. Reflections on Aging and Natural Disasters (01:03:29)

10. Wandering Thoughts on Long-Distance Travel (01:12:37)