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Boothill

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Sep 29, 2026

Louie Bag of DonutsCORRESPONDENT
24:03
All right, cool, cool, cool.
Louie Bag of DonutsCORRESPONDENT
24:05
So that band was the Max Q band I was with this weekend at the Boothill.
Louie Bag of DonutsCORRESPONDENT
24:10
They played there Friday and Saturday, and they wrapped up at the Boothill.
Louie Bag of DonutsCORRESPONDENT
24:16
They'll be playing during Bike Week as well, coming up, Biketoberfest.
Johnny RizzoHOST
24:20
Awesome.
Johnny RizzoHOST
24:54
So you want me to put it on?
Louie Bag of DonutsCORRESPONDENT
24:56
Yeah.
Louie Bag of DonutsCORRESPONDENT
25:40
So that was Max Q, which I guess I played at the Boothill Saloon.
BirdGUEST
12:51
There was an unfolding, almost messianic sentiment that was accompanied with the hard times experienced in Missouri by the Black community during the Great Depression, and there was also a populist-based admiration for Japan that dated all the way back to the Russo-Japanese War, and we'll talk about why later.
BirdGUEST
13:12
In Boothill, the Sikeston lynching, Boothill is another town in Missouri, the Sikeston lynching served as a stimulus.
BirdGUEST
13:21
By late May, the cotton choppers in Scott, Pemiscot, and Charleston County all struck for higher wages, and they succeeded.
BirdGUEST
13:29
Equally disturbing to federal officials was the fact that Japanese war propaganda had begun publicizing lynching incidents, including the one at Sikeston, proclaiming that they represented the true meaning of American democracy.
DustinHOST
31:50
We got the band Trax, T-R-A-X-X, Trax.
DustinHOST
31:54
They released a new single called Boothill on August 10th.
DustinHOST
31:57
They are at Trax.sd over on Instagram.
DustinHOST
32:02
I dig them.
DustinHOST
32:05
I looked for Trax, and I looked for... uh god who else was there i think we played a bunch of those bands on some of these other episodes big attitude yep brazen bull and uh you know the other band project sell out that goes along with big attitude and none of them were playing in san diego while i was there what a bummer for me anyway uh hopefully you get a chance to see these bands boot hill is the track we're checking out it was a single here we go with tracks
speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
34:11
We'll be right back.
DustinHOST
34:56
Yeah, Trax Boothill.
DustinHOST
34:58
Liked that one a lot, too.
BirdGUEST
12:50
There was an unfolding, almost messianic sentiment that was accompanied with the hard times experienced in Missouri by the Black community during the Great Depression, and there was also a populist-based admiration for Japan that dated all the way back to the Russo-Japanese War, and we'll talk about why later.
BirdGUEST
13:11
In Boothill, the Sikeston lynching, Boothill is another town in Missouri, the Sikeston lynching served as a stimulus.
BirdGUEST
13:19
By late May, the cotton choppers in Scott, Pemiscot, and Charleston County all struck for higher wages, and they succeeded.
BirdGUEST
13:28
Equally disturbing to federal officials was the fact that Japanese war propaganda had begun publicizing lynching incidents, including the one at Sikeston, proclaiming that they represented the true meaning of American democracy.
BJ BoydSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
42:55
It's not a blend of these other ones you talked about.
BJ BoydSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
42:58
You got Boothill, the classic.
BJ BoydSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
43:00
Although I think, as Jason will probably point out, Boothill kind of is as much a skirmish game as it is a role-playing game.
BJ BoydSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
43:05
But you can role-play as a part of that, certainly.
BJ BoydSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
43:08
Yeah.
BJ BoydSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
45:30
And then, of course, kind of the movies and literature that pop out of all that.
BJ BoydSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
45:37
So those are my... thoughts on sort of blending genres with role-playing games?
JasonHOST
45:45
I'm going to break in here real quick just to mention that, yeah, Boothill obviously is my choice for a Western.

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