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Rabbit Holes

Rabbit Holes

著者: Richard Bonomo and Dave Farrant
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MEGA UPDATE | AUGUST 2026


We used to be "Semi-Retired," now we're "Rabbit Holes." Same guys, groundbreaking new name. After a long stretch of R&R, we're back. And here's our satisfaction guaranteed promise:


Every second Tuesday, co-hosts Richard and Dave get deep with insightful and humourous takes on topics including movies and series, music, technology, pop culture, and photography. Follow along; the path often takes unexpected turns.

© 2026 Rabbit Holes
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  • RH01 | Albums that left a mark: Can't Buy a Thrill
    2026/09/22

    The guys are back on-station after an undeserved two-year hiatus during which time there was no personal growth other than Dave's pants size and two beards, one of which belongs to Richard. This week's episode was taped just before the Big Slack Off and continues a series dedicated to music albums that left a mark.

    In 1971, a musical duo from New York State who'd named themselves after a steam-powered dildo called “Steely Dan III from Yokohama” in William S. Burroughs’ 1959 novel Naked Lunch appeared on the music scene. We're not making that up.

    In November 1972 Steely Dan's debut album, “Can't Buy a Thrill,” was released. It was an enormous hit featuring songs like “Do It Again,” “Dirty Work,” and “Reelin' In the Years.” Much success ensued, but something about that album caused it to resonate across the decades like a vapour-enabled sex toy.

    And so it begins...

    Music and Image credits:
    Podcast “flipz” theme by tubebackr from SoundCloud
    Music promoted by free-stock-music.com
    Car Crash from BBC Sound Effects
    Record albums photo by Joyce G on Unsplash


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    55 分
  • 52 | We turned 50 into an 11
    2024/06/04

    According to industry statistics, only 11% of podcasts make it to fifty episodes, and 90% never publish more than three episodes before drowning in a raging torrent of abject shame, humiliation, and self-abuse. (We may have made up the part about the torrent.)

    Founded in August of 2022, the same month the FBI raided Donald Trump's Palm Beach bolthole looking for classified documents he ripped off from the White House on his way out the door, we are now proud members of the elite 11%. In this week's episode, we celebrate our historic Big Five-O by re-living some of Semi-Retired's more or less memorable moments.

    As a bonus, Dave recounts his recent fall from social media grace at the non-corporeal hands of an Instagram AI "team member."

    Warning: Some content verges on self-abuse. Listener discretion is semi-advised.

    Music and image credits:
    Episode graphic by Richard Bonomo and ChatGPT (or is it the other way around?)
    Semi-Retired “flipz” theme by tubebackr from SoundCloud
    Music promoted by free-stock-music.com
    Perforated steel by YuriyC from VectorStock

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    45 分
  • 51 | AI is coming. Anybody got a spare swimsuit?
    2024/05/02

    Not a day goes by without news about AI making the headlines. From last summer's actor's strike, to AI-assisted documentary film-making, to a recent AI beauty pageant, even AI podcast co-hosts (take note, Richard), there's no telling where this rapidly metastasizing technology will turn up next.

    In their latest guaranteed100% Grade B+ human-generated episode, the guys take a look at some of the latest AI escapades and wonder aloud: where's it all going?

    Music and image credits:
    Tsunami image by Erik Nikolai Halsteinrud from Pixabay
    Semi-Retired “flipz” theme by tubebackr from SoundCloud
    Music promoted by free-stock-music.com
    Perforated steel by YuriyC from VectorStock

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    47 分
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