Dudes... Please stop fighting it when an episode WANTS to go longer. I'm drawing assumptions here based on vibes but it seemed he was ready to just keep talking and it easily could have continued. You guys are worth far more than an hour to 1.5 hours when the guest and vibes are wonderful!
Thank you. Steve had such a cliche take "Eminem took an L for picking on poor Moby." Then he back tracked when Moby told him he actually provoked it. People always get mad at Eminem for calling someone out but usually never know what the other person did to start it. Also, Moby was huge back in the day! Eminem still handled business whether it be another rapper talking shit or a pop star. Everyone who wanted smoke was fair game.
People seem to be angry and hostile at people who have good souls. I’m a very angry and bitter person like most people, but I love Moby. I love his discography and him as an individual. Moby has a good soul. Moby should be accepted a bit more.
Based on the stuff I’ve heard about how Moby is, I expected to not like him. Just finished the episode with much respect for the man. Thanks for a great episode!
I am just over the hump of my first year of sobriety, and hearing you guys talk about sobriety with my favorite artist of all time, I dunno how to explain how meaningful this podcast was to me today so thank you for all your hard work and for giving this to us.
I've been sober since Dec. 11th 2008 and vegan since April 2013. These guys are so relatable and have been great influences for me for a long time now. This episode was great! Thank you both for all you do!
Moby gets a bad rap for some reason but he really has made some great music, and he’s apparently a pretty cool guy. “No one can stop us now because we are all made of stars”. Song was badass.
Music without Moby would be like water never turning to ice, It doesn't make any sense, and his music is one thing that keeps me grounded and feeling alive to this world :)
@@RayHuskyPunkI prefer Moby over Eminem ANY DAY. Eminem’s old discography is phenomenal, but Moby is STILL phenomenal. Eminem can’t make a good record in 2023. Sorry.
and I’m an Eminem fan, but I prefer being a BIGGER Moby fan ANY day. He’s better than most artists today. Absolute pioneer. I love his orchestral record with renditions.
Wow Moby is such a smart and interesting dude, I've always loved his music to, he's one of those dudes I could chill and talk for hours with, I also relate alot to his and steve-o's story about recovery, great show y'all, much love from Alabama ❤
Moby is mopey, but I must say it's strange when Steve-O has this huge Kool Aid smile while Moby is talking about his suicidal clinical depression, w/an obvious serious face. Then again, he hasn't enjoyed a meal in over 3 decades, sooo...I'd be stoic too.
Instead of Eminem, whos last records all have been terrible, Moby still delivers awesome music, has a career and is a lovely person. So I guess he won the battle :-) We love you Moby!
Hey, i was wondering if i order a speaker from your wed site. Could you sigh it for me? My wife was your one of your biggest fans. And she passed away on june 12, and i was wondering if you could sigh the bombox speaker with her name or something really cool like that
Eminem often used famous names even just for rhyme reasons, I mean he did Elvis, Michael Jackson, Brittney Spears, Christina Aguilera...not take it so personal, it boosted you to greater fame, don't blame the E just bend the Knee for the Rap King, don't moan Moby Dick, you'll get more clicks even some chicks, so take a chill pill
Do any other vegan advocates/activists feel a bit disappointed by Moby's persistent use of the word "militant" in context of people who are passionate about animal liberation? I'm pretty sure the term "militant vegan" was popularized by animal agriculture businesses and media outlets to intentionally represent well intentioned vegan activists as destructive, irrational and dangerous when, ironically, the actions of people operating factory farming industries exemplify "militant" behaviour towards innocent animals much more disturbingly than the actions of a group of social justice activists ever could. Should I be this conflicted about the openly casual use of the word "militant" in regards to groups of assertive people who demand social progress and positive change?
If our ancestors didn't eat meat, we wouldn't be here. Especially in winter, Sometimes you have to make sacrifices to survive another day. I think it's all about the collective souls evolution/transcendance.☯️ 💚🕉🍄♾
William Shatner got good genes that he still look in his 60s at 92 years of age. This Moby clown is the exact opposite and the only relevancy he could gather at this age is via using Em's kind feud.
This is my biased favorite guest solely due to relativity with his diet, lifestyle, knowledge of punk rock and outlook on music, cinema and culture. Steve I'm so stoked you had him on. Cheers
can't understand why so many of you slag him off he seems harmless plus hes done really well for himself unlike most of you haters who slag him probably out of envy
Steve, the way you do your ad reads is so much better than how most people do theirs. I like how you make each one fit into whatever you're talking about instead of just inserting a pre-recorded stand-alone ad. ❤
steve o couldnt see it but moby is very disrespectful and covers it up by playing the nerd guy . he even dissed steve os van in the very begining . he sneak dissed tom green , steve o , eminem , the whole New york state ....etc steve o is so cool though i wish he could see how slithering stuff moves
yo steve o how come you havent done a 2 hr podcast? this one is the longest podcast you've done so far. might be good for a one-off episode or something with pontius
I'm not much of a meat eater and love veggies the most esp potatoes..but I don't think I could ever go as far as being vegan. I don't think by eating meat it causes cancer? I think its all the preservatives and maybe in time they'll figure out more.. I think its all the chemicals they put in our food and I think its wrong that its so expensive to eat clean. Like Moby said, the bigger picture. This was an awesome interview and I love Moby even more. I'm also a HUGE animal lover. 5 cats here lol and I agree there poop & pee are repulsive. I clean it everyday. 😅😂 but I absolutely adore animals, maybe even more than people. Great podcast. I love you all❤❤❤🥰😚☺😇🖤💜💙💗💗💗
As a beekeeper, bees do make honey over winter if they have enough resources to make honey like pollen sources but because winter effects flowers, they tend to hibernate until flowers grow back. However if you continue to support the hive during winter with healthy resources bees will continue making honey, this is were beekeepers are so important, the bees that Moby speaks of being killed is true because in fact the Queen will kill her own hives over winter in the wild by causing them to swarm, Swarming happens when the Queen commands her hive to leave and become basically Queenless. In the wild this hive will almost certainly die but a beekeeper can help prevent this by taking a newly home Queen and place her in a bee box the Swarming bees will be attracted to the new Queen who they can serve saving huge populations but this presents another problem, the hive might not accept her and could kill the Queen very easily by balling her or the new Queen might be accepted by the hive but the Queen does not want that hive at all. Beekeeping is very complex and sometimes vets have to put animals down just like beekeepers have to their bees.
@@303chrisv Yeah. I'm embarrassed to say I had to look up a picture of the label though. Lol, sorry I sold all my vinyl not long after the millennium. Some other tunes I had back then were kinda trance oriented. Didgeridoo by Aphex Twin, untitled Drax albums (Thomas Heckman), the early Tresor Compilations, Seven Vath, even had loads of Harthouse (the numbered MZ releases, Barbarella, etc). I bought everything back then, didn't matter if it was trance or acid (I was heavily into LSD). In '93 I'm sat next to this guy at work and he says: I go to this club called the "Orbit" just outside Leeds (England). There's a space in the car, do you take E? So I say yeah sure, pick me up Saturday. I go see Luke Slater and Joey Beltram. After that... new decks, new tunes, new Saturday night :) All my techno (and a few newer tunes) are compiled on my channel. There's some mixes too. No trance or acid though. I miss mixing but the lifestyle would finish me off now for sure.
@@303chrisv I can still listen to techno but it's not 24/7 anymore, might be once a month I'll spend a day. Punk stuff, I'll maybe listen to once a year. I'm definitely into a broader mix of styles instead now. Can be Jazz, Funk, Two Tone, Acoustic, there's something called Electro Swing that I go back to regularly. Have you found the same has happened?
I saw Moby by happenstance in high school. Like everyone, I fell in love with Porcelain. I lost my electronic music roots for about 10 years while I was listening to all the genres but in that time, I also had the epiphany that animals are thinking, feeling creatures that deserve dignity. I'll be 40 in October. Seeing this pod is such a full-circle moment. While Moby may not have influenced my choices, he might have influenced my soul to soften. 💚
This was a great interview. I thought that the talk about Vegans hating each other was unintentionally hilarious. Vegan's have a reputation for being condescending and rude. It's heart warming to see that their own community are experiencing the same thing.
Steve O.. I listen to every episode until the end, whether you have a guest or not. Love the deep thoughts you have. Makes me think. Love that you are sober!!
For the record, bee keepers don’t kill their bees after each season because it’s too expensive. What’s true is large commercial bee keepers are extremely heavy handed when harvesting and during transport and as a result have massive losses. That said bees only live as little as 5 weeks or as much as 60 days.
