Inbetweener: Bumpin' Nugs with Zach Chapman!

Listen to the Inbetweener right now with Zach Chapman.

Check out Zach's Amazon author page and buy something! 

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Patrons get early access to the Deerman Inbetweener: Bumpin' Nugs With Zach Chapman

Yeah, that's right. It's a Deerman Inbetweener. Patrons can listen now. 

Today's guest is Zach Chapman and he, like me, prefers nuggets to wings. 

Wings. That's for cavemen! Give me the industrialized pink slime! Give me the easily chewed, easily digested, panko-breaded nonsense over fully intact limbs of some dead bird! 

This is a fun one, folks. Patrons get early access throughout the weekend and it will go live on the usual channels on Monday for everyone else. Just pledge a buck and hear it now!

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For the entire month of October, I will be posting spooky stories unrelated to the Deerman saga because Halloween fucking rules. You'd know that if you grew up in a extremely conservative religious cult that thought Halloween was evil. THE DEERMAN SPOOKTACULAR. So, October is going to be full of content. Why not support the project on Patreon? 

You can also support the project by buying something on Amazon through this link. You'll see I linked to Zach Chapman's author page. Buy something from there. Or search for whatever you want. 

Deerman Inbetweener with Robert Dean!

I spoke with Robert Dean about some very important stuff. 

Things like Texas. (Click there to read his article that went viral)

Sublime.

Publishers behaving like bad people.

The Red Seven by Robert Dean. You should buy it. You can buy it here. 

Joe Lansdale.

Other things.

You should listen.

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Inbetweener: Trey Hudson talks Mad Shade, the devil, and Pepsi Fire

Welcome to Deerman, friends! The next episode in the Deerman saga will drop on Thursday for patrons so make sure to support the podcast at Patreon.com.

I decided to do some "in between" episodes to give me a chance to interview some of my favorite folks. There is truly no better way to start the series off than having Trey Hudson, an Austin zine hound who brings his own brand of insanity and anarchy to a big field of zinesters in Austin.

Trey is a phenomenal artist and you can buy some back issues of Mad Shade here. 

He recommended Desert Solitaire by Edward Abbey as a book you all should read.

You can subscribe on itunes, Google Play, Stitcher, etc etc.

To hear the full interview, just look below.

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