Gastral Travelin'

Dean Batten is Here, Randy is not.

Gluten Update. Nelson beefs with PETA. Rob takes an Uber. nellynutbuster reclaims his Twitch username.

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Nelson comes face to face with his kryptonite. Randy goes on a road trip. Helldiving into Stardew Valley. Rob defends his anti-social media rhetoric (in his own words). Lucid talks about Aliens & String Theory.

Grammys Talk, Randy tries to figure out conversational transitions, Nelson falls in love with Tom Cruise, Lucid wants Nelson on “Love on a Spectrum”. Randy Doxxes himself on COD

rob cries on this episode

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After giving up writing raps at the age of 14, after his dad found his immature and obscene book of rhymes, Lucid Beats started making garage band beats. 

Lucid skips class to come hangout with us, diving DEEP into his most recent project “High Standards" and talks about his venture into country music. 

The mystery of Iced vs Cold Brew coffee is explained. 

We finally get around to briefly talk about the album “The House is Burning” by Isaiah Rashad and the impact it had on young Lucid.

The chaotic “mobile” interview with Chasay. We talk about how he joined Hidden Renaissance. How the song, “Snow White” came out and the perspective of one of the youngest members of the next wave in underground hip-hop. All of this as he walks around his house.

To be honest we barely talked about the album this week. Like less than normal. It’s “A Quiet Farwell” by Sloson Malone

skate33 is a musician & producer from Boston, Mass.

You'd be surprised to find out that this soft spoken, young man is behind the chaotically beautiful sounds that play behind DEADPAN's harsh, true to life, poetry.

skate gets into what gives him inspiration, what life is like in the "Bean City" and how he started working with DEADPAN (and what their creative process is like).

We peak beind the curtain a bit and find out who's behind this reddit-like username and why there is 33 skater bois. 

The long pondered question; "Where did skate33 get his name?" is finally answered.

Outro Song: "sapphires" by skate33

50 episodes deep and we're just getting started! Thanks to everyone who has supported us on this journey!

Inspire by The Boondocks & The Black Panther Party, The youngest guest to appear on the show, dons the name Huey Slims.

Huey Slims is a Rapper, Beat Maker & Engineer from Cleveland, Ohio. Growing bored at Boarding school, Huey had the urge to make music. He started writing raps at 15 and then started making beats at 16. Getting ready to release his EP, he’s come to hang out with the Gastral Boys!

BROWN_BUDDHA, a young, up and coming producer from Brooklyn, NYC. We touch on topics on how he started making music and he's love for anime. We also talk about Buddha's inspriations and producers that he looks up to! 

To Pimp a Butterfly is the third studio album by American rapper Kendrick Lamar. It was released on March 15, 2015, by Top Dawg Entertainment, Aftermath Entertainment and Interscope Records.

DEADPAN is a dusty loop rapper & producer from Brooklyn, NY. He's talking about his own work this week: DIMVERSES. This is the first time we get to talk to an artist about their art! Exciting stuff here at Gastral Travelin'! DEADPAN goes into how he create this album &  how he met his engineer, Skate33.   We also get an insight to DEADPAN's inspirations on certain songs and a little bit of his background as a college kid.   

Nelly & Rob chat with podcasting legend & Comic Book Man, Ming Chen. 

Ming talks battling rapping Darryl "DMC" McDaniels, fun times at The Clermont Lounge (Atlanta's Oldest Stripclub: where strippers go to die) and A Tribe Called Quest's 1991 album "The Low End Theory"

Angel cooks up a traditonal African dish called Shakshouka. It's basically a poached egg in tomato sauce. Amazing!! Check our instagram or youtube channel to check out what it looked like. 

The Voice of Gastral Travelin' Armani Jordan, joins us this week to discus his origin as an artist from Maryland and how his story relates to Kendrick's major-label debut album; good kid, m.A.A.d city!  Angel is outsick so we maka da pizza

The Host of the Crunchy Beat, DJ joins us to talk about his come up as a Disc-Jockey & Daft Punk's "Discovery"

Angel delivers a fresh fruit pastry, with Blueberries, Kiwi & Strawberries. 

A plate of vegan sushi is shared amongst friends.  

Suprise Beyonce & We finally figure out who wants Frank's Nikes.

Reece Jowers is a Musician from New Smyrna Beach, Fl

Check him out: https://solo.to/reecejowers

Nelson is join by his favorite person in the world, Josh Farris. They discuss how Y2K and 9/11 lead to the downfall of society and the uprising of the Bizkit. Glizzys are definitely gobbled in this episode of Gastral Travelin'!!

By the end of the episode, you might not be Limpin' with the Bizkit, but you'll for sure be Travelin' with the Gastral. 

Josh is a philosopher, scientist and fry cook.   

Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog Flavored Water is the third studio album by American band Limp Bizkit, released on October 17, 2000, by Flip and Interscope Records

We put the travel into Gastral Travelin' on this week's episode! Nelson & the boys hop into Rob's truck to ride down to a local drive-in and talk about one of Nelson's favorite bands when he was growing up. Angel proves that Puerto Ricans always have weapons on them, Rob surprises everyone with his driving skills and Nelson calls shotgun before anyone else could. We try to figure out why the hell Guitarist Angus Young STILL wears that dumb schoolboy outfit at 66 years old. 

Highway to Hell is a album from 1979 by Australian rock band AC/DC.

This episode is dedicated to Ronald Belford Scott. 

There has never been a more drama filled band than Fleetwood Mac, join Nelson and special guest Momma Conroy (his own mother) on this week's episode.

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On this week's episode, Nelson has on Chef Angel for a full episode as they take on King Crimson and uncover the secret origins of prog rock. There's an attempt on Randy's life and an argument about Italian food almost ends the podcast (as we know it). 

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Travel along with our brave host, Nelly, as he uncovers the truth about the rainbow goblins. Are they the good guys? Are they evil? How Italian are they? Jammin' out to this funky 1980's Japanese record, Nelson reveals all this week on Gastral Travelin'

Our heroes, Nelson & Rob travel all across the country over multiple decades to tell you the story of Mr. Charles Bradley. A man who's success came later than he deserved... is that the fate for our boys as well? 

Our heroes, Nelson & Rob join forces again this week to rave about Blue Chips 7000 and cook something straight from Action Bronson's very own cookbook.