Mind Gap5 Nov 2020

Episode 271 - Kristi Alsip talks Sean Connery, Acting, and Baby Shark

Auditory Hallucination Warning: Just before the 6 minute mark there is a touch of audio echo that lasts about 1 minute. We just wanted to let you know that it's real and not insanity creeping in on you.

This week, the boys welcome the multi-talented actress and singer Kristi Alsip, star of episode 5 of The Quarantine Files! As it sometimes happens, talk immediately goes into purchasing men's thongs. This may or may not have something to do with the upcoming Quarantine Files episode, you'll just have to tune in on November 6th to find out. Luckily, this swiftly transitions to Kristi's band, Crawford's Daughter, and her musical experience.

The discussion of musicals leads to another Doug rant which is preceded by Justin's latest musical creation simply titled "Doug Hates Stuff". You have to hear it to believe how truly on point it is.

After a seamless transition from Justin, the conversation turns to the sad passing of Sean Connery last week. Our heroes reminisce about some of Connery's greatest roles and this leads to a much larger conversation about acting, roles, and personal philosophies on the art.

The focus then shifts to the fact that "Baby Shark" has overtaken "Despacito" as the most watched video of all time on YouTube. The topic of this song being used as torture in an Oklahoma prison naturally comes up which leads to everyone weighing in on other songs that make for suitable torture material. Justin's torture song happens to be "Summer Girls" by LFO so if you see him around make sure to sing those fantastic lyrics to him.

Things are wrapped up this week with a throw-down featuring Sean Connery's James Bond versus Roger Moore's James Bond. An epic Bond V. Bond battle where only one Bond emerges. Who will it be? Tune in and find out.

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