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Pat Cassles has been drinking Coca-Cola Classic (Patreon)

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2025-03-11 22:38:25
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You all know what Coke is. Sorry for the delay on this ep! This one SHOULD work both here and on your podcast app. If it doesn't it is, of course, Pat Cassles' fault.

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GC

Really fun discussion, as always! On the subject of Coke/marketing/ASMR, the craziest fact I know is that electronic music pioneer Suzanne Ciani did the late 70s "pop and pour" sound on her gigantic and intimidating Buchla synth

Joonjuniper

For what it’s worth, my number one Coke product favorite taste, is a fountain drink at McDonald’s. Tons of ice, largest cup you can get. Followed by Coke in a glass bottle, the kind from Mexico that has real sugar, then Coke classic in a can, though I like Diet Coke or Coke zero or whatever they’re calling it in a can as well. I really geeked out on this episode. It was very fun. I was never much of a Tom Cruise fan. I’m not sure why, probably just because he was so popular and I like to be a little different from the crowd. He has been in some good movies. I had to laugh at the way you guys spoke about Tom Cruise as if he sprung fully formed from the head of Zeus as an adult. I mean, he was a child. He did grow up in America so some of the speculation about his tastes, cracked me up. By the way, the proper way to eat a corn dog is from the top down that way you can dip it in mustard and when you get to the stick, you can just bite it and then drag it off the stick with your teeth. Kind of like the way you deal with an ice cream bar on a stick. I’m glad this episode finally dropped. I was getting a little concerned that Grant or somebody else was unwell.

GC
>>167527896

Being ignored by record labels is what pushed her into advertising and she got such an enormous bag that she could release her own music forever *on quadraphonic vinyl* Highly recommend "A Life In Waves" and she has a plethora of interviews that are unfailingly interesting. She's educated and mentored a ton of synthesists around the Bay