The Musical Impact of the 1960s, Black Friday Fanaticism, and The Stoned Ape Theory - a podcast by Nic & Kyle

In this week's episode of The Homespun Yak, Nic and Kyle take note of how "Black Friday" has expanded to encompass nearly the entire month of November. Back in their day, you had to drive down to the local Circuit City with your sleeping bag, camp out overnight with strangers, get trampled in the entryway of the store, and duel to the death just for the chance of buying the latest and greatest CD player that was 20% off.

The musical and cultural 'Big Bang' that occurred in the 1960's is also discussed in great detail. Why do so many artists from that decade still have such a lasting impact today? Was Woodstock the pinnacle of 'Peace, Love and Understanding' so commonly characterized with that period in American History? Did psychedelics play a role in this massive shift in mentality? The guys share their opinions on this and so much more. 

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