39 episodes
Medicine for the Dead Medicine for the Dead
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- Society & Culture
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5.0 • 10 Ratings
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Medicine for the Dead is a podcast that attempts to dissect difficult topics through a lens of empathy and reason, but often devolves into childish name-calling, captivating nonsensical tangents, and liberal use of the F-word.
"To argue with a man who has renounced the use and authority of reason, and whose philosophy consists in holding humanity in contempt, is like administering medicine to the dead, or endeavoring to convert an atheist by scripture." -Thomas Paine
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34. The Tale That Wags the Doge
The gang talks a little crypto, a little end of democracy, and a little mortality.
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33. No News is Good News.
After an unintentional hiatus, the gang returns to peel back the curtain on a very strange few weeks.
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32. The Start of Something Good.
This week the gang is on vacation so here are some off air prerecord clips that prove we actually do like hanging out together!
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31. Gettin’ Privy With It Featuring Evan Woodard.
The gang is joined by explorer, relic hunter, and amateur historian, Evan Woodard. He shares his archeological process and even some tales from his trip to Chernobyl! Yeah, that’s right. He's essentially a more handsome Indiana Jones. Don't @ us, Harrison.
Follow Evan on Instagram: @SalvageArc -
30. Take Me Out To The Ballgame.
In this episode, the gang talks sports! More specifically, the impacts of sports culture on each of their lives and on society as a whole. Disagreements are had, understandings are reached, Josh reminds everyone that “his” Washington Nationals are 2019 World Series Champions.
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26. Breast Envy Featuring Warren & Ricky (Fatty Bose).
In this episode, the gang is joined by Baltimore duo Fatty Bose. Warren Bose (All Mighty Senators) and Ricky Wise (Ricky Wise and the Dirty Unit) share some tunes and get comfy for a wonderful conversation about music, body image, and mental health.
Track #1: Fatty Bose - “Nobody Knows You When You’re Down and Out”
Track #2: Ricky Wise and the Dirty Unit - “All Over the Road”