Everybody in the house say What’s The Matter With Me? Podcast! Doesn’t really roll exactly? In “The Tamis,” we’ve started down a road and we aren’t looking back behind us. The episode finds us rolling the chair around Berkeley, thinking molecular gastronomy and cooking while disabled.

To The Sandman, Etan Rechra, Tall John and Rocky

Ladysmith Black Mambazo

creeped out my wife

The “Walker” fiasco

Turns out, they’re like foam

I burnt my elbow on the BBQ again. I stumbled and my arm touched the lid.

Our furnace broke.

We signed up for Netflix. We’re watching “Killing Eve” and “Shameless” and it’s garbage.

The Tamis

Making Rice Crispie treats isn’t the best for one hand either.

If you get one cherry in your Manhattan, it’s a reminder that you should love someone but if you get two it’s a message that you are loved

Peter Coyote, the life actor and San Francisco Digger was a big part of the inspiration for It Can Change, a guerilla art troupe that I was involved with in college.

• 00:00:00 – Intro
  
• 00:00:45 – Shoutouts
  
• 00:01:43 – Ladysmith Black Mambazo at Cal Performances
  
• 00:04:54 – Ticket Subscriptions
  
• 00:09:03 – Berkeley Scene
  
• 00:10:12 – Walker Fiasco
  
• 00:13:14 – Are Marshmallows Molecular Gastronomy
  
• 00:14:27 – Elbow Burn
  
• 00:16:20 – Broken Furnace
  
• 00:17:15 – Netflix Is Middlebrow Entertainment
  
• 00:20:14 – Killing Eve Review
  
• 00:20:54 – Shameless Review
  
• 00:22:43 – HBO Is More Highbrow
  
• 00:23:18 – The Tamis
  
• 00:24:37 – E. Dehillerin Cookware
  
• 00:26:35 – One Hand Rice Crispie Treats
  
• 00:27:32 – The Meaning Of Cherries
  
• 00:29:05 – It Can Change
  
• 00:30:50 – Outro