-Broken Dishes Podcast
-Episode 67

"Tony Hinchcliffe Will Never Host Coachella"

Coachella, Influencers, and Comedy: A Deep Dive into Modern Trends
In episode 67 of 'Broken Dishes', hosts Cody Buchanan, Ivan Asen, and Benjamin Michaels discuss their experience at Fire Fest 2.0, compare it to Coachella, and explore the logistical and cultural nuances of the latter. The conversation shifts towards the ethics and future of influencers, the evolution of technology and media, and the significance of the 10,000-hour rule. They also touch on notable comedians, the controversial aspects of shock comedy, and personal anecdotes about art investment and call center customer service experiences. The episode wraps up with a light-hearted but critical look at cosmetic dentistry among influencers.
00:00 Welcome to Broken Dishes
00:27 Fire Fest 2.0 and Coachella Woes
03:01 Weezer's Wild Story
09:09 Influencers and Authenticity
10:01 The Evolution of Media and Content
19:01 Comedy and Craftsmanship
21:22 Joe Rogan's Comedy and Podcasting Empire
22:07 Bill Burr's Infamous Philadelphia Rant
24:07 The Legacy of Don Rickles
25:43 The Double Standards in Celebrity Behavior
31:36 Customer Service Nightmares
33:43 Art and Photography: Personal Stories
36:29 Final Thoughts and Farewell

-Cody Buchanan
-Ben Michaels
-Ivan Asen
[email protected]