That's too bad. Before I started producing 2AToday I followed about 30 podcasts a week and the explicit ones are some of the best.
Most 2AToday episodes are still "clean", but the occasional mild adult language shows up on occasion. The first 9 or so episodes were "clean" with bleeped words, but after a while it seemed silly to keep that up. (I talk about it at the beginning of #10) It's a relatively adult topic delivered by relatively adult people who like the freedoms in the 2nd and the 1st amendments. For the most part it was really just a regular on the show (Dougiemac) who was the problem. He has kind of a potty mouth, but makes it work. I took the show to an explicit rating, so he could speak freely and I would have less chance of surprising some parent listening to the show while driving in the car with some kids.
Come to think of it there are only a handful of episodes where there are actual wirty derds. They are in the episode 10-15 range, but don't hold me to that. I don't think episodes 16-20 have any words, but give both parts of episode 21 a wide berth. The guy from New York City has a wide vocabulary if you know what I mean.
Most 2AToday episodes are still "clean", but the occasional mild adult language shows up on occasion. The first 9 or so episodes were "clean" with bleeped words, but after a while it seemed silly to keep that up. (I talk about it at the beginning of #10) It's a relatively adult topic delivered by relatively adult people who like the freedoms in the 2nd and the 1st amendments. For the most part it was really just a regular on the show (Dougiemac) who was the problem. He has kind of a potty mouth, but makes it work. I took the show to an explicit rating, so he could speak freely and I would have less chance of surprising some parent listening to the show while driving in the car with some kids.
Come to think of it there are only a handful of episodes where there are actual wirty derds. They are in the episode 10-15 range, but don't hold me to that. I don't think episodes 16-20 have any words, but give both parts of episode 21 a wide berth. The guy from New York City has a wide vocabulary if you know what I mean.