Ep. 98 Today's Peep Celebrates Sean Moody's Punk Rock Fusion, Explores Oregon's Public Nudity Laws, Are Buzzards Cannibals, and Reviews Foreigner's Rare 1978 Record

Pat's Peeps Podcast

What happens when a scorching Northern California summer meets the electrifying world of punk rock? On the 98th episode of the Pats Peeps Podcast, we celebrate our talented friend Sean Moody, the mastermind behind our podcast theme song. We take you on a nostalgic journey through Sean's creative ventures, from his unforgettable movie premiere at the Crest Theater to his latest music. Tune in as we spotlight his newest tracks, "80 Seconds" and "Disco Queen", blending punk and harder rock elements that are sure to get you pumped up. Our excitement for Sean’s innovative work is infectious, and we can't wait for you to hear it too!
But that's not all. We tackle the complex issue of public nudity laws in Oregon with an eye-opening personal story that raises questions about legality and societal norms. We dissect the legalities, public reactions, and broader cultural impacts of such incidents. Plus, we indulge our love for classic rock with a review of a rare 45 RPM record from 1978 by Foreigner, focusing on its intricate musical layers and commercial success. From punk rock to legal controversies and rock ‘n’ roll nostalgia, this episode has it all as we inch closer to our 100th milestone.

Chapters

1. Ep. 98 Today's Peep Celebrates Sean Moody's Punk Rock Fusion, Explores Oregon's Public Nudity Laws, Are Buzzards Cannibals, and Reviews Foreigner's Rare 1978 Record (00:00:00)

2. Music and Nudity (00:00:10)

3. Public Nudity Laws in Oregon (00:12:20)

4. Foreigner's Double Vision Music Review (00:27:16)