Thad Olson and Dr. MackFuddy make an announcement about their collaboration on the Listen Motherfucker podcast. They discuss their excitement for the show and their plans for the future, including the release of merchandise and the possibility of live streaming. They also touch on topics such as the Me Too movement, cancel culture, and their favorite music artists. In this part of the conversation, Thad discusses the controversy surrounding Eminem's song 'Houdini' and the divide between those who grew up listening to Eminem and those who didn't. He also shares his theory about Eminem's upcoming album and its potential focus on cancel culture. Thad then delves into his belief that professional sports, including the NBA and MLS, are fixed to some extent. The conversation concludes with a discussion about motorsports, including NASCAR, Supercross, and rally racing. In this final part of the conversation, Thad discusses his favorite NASCAR driver, Dale Earnhardt Sr., and how his ego ultimately led to his death. They then transition to a discussion about Starbucks and Thad's observations about the efficiency and teamwork of Starbucks employees. They also touch on topics like drinking alcohol, spicy foods, and Thad's YouTube channel.
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