#53: Why Can't We Be Friends? (or Marco Takes a Knee for Colin Pumpernickel)

This week's episode begins with Gil espousing the merits of Bob Dylan, "the voice of his generation", which immediately leads to a debate about: the veracity of that particular moniker, Dylan's role as an artist (musician, poet, or drug induced nonsense maker), and why he isn't protesting now.  And talk of protest leads down another hole with discussion of concert protest, the NFL protest, and role of the President as (big) mouthpiece.  Marco calls in and the gang renews the conversation about whether boxing is a sport since it's judged (it's not), which leads to the centuries old discourse, is ANY physical contest a sport if it's judged (no), or is it just a beauty pageant (yes). From here topics range from subliminal dicks to Nazi punching to Pink Floyd.  But the last word is given to the voice of his generation and Gil...