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Cox Rolls Into Finals By Winning Group B Monday, June 28, 2021 MLF Communications Staff John Cox caught 23 scorable bass that combined to weigh 75-15 to win the two-day Group B Qualifying Round at MLF Bass Pro Tour event on the St. Lawrence River in Massena, N.Y. Cox’s two-day total of 54 bass weighing 175 pounds even earned him the victory by a 23-11 margin and advances him directly into Wednesday's Championship Round. James Elam caught a two-day total of 51 bass weighing 151-05 to end the round in 2nd place and Bryan Thrift ended up 3rd with 51 bass weighing 149-11. The remaining 38 co...

MORE Fanatic! Good to be back with you. I hope your week was safe and productive. We have, yet again put together a show that you will hopefully find to your liking. The new Flat Worms 7” is really great. It was the very dedicated and hard working LA based taper extraordinaire Gerhard Lippert who told me to drop what I was doing and listen to this band. He was right, of course. We’ll check out a track from this record tonight.  A few days ago, I talked with Steve and Paul Hanley of The Fall. That was a very interesting conversation. They have great memories. I had a lot of ...

Flat Worms’ Will Ivy discusses his Top 10 things of 2020 Flat Worms released their second full-length, Antarctica, back in April via GOD?/Drag City. They made the album with Steve Albini and, no surprise, it's their toughest, punkest record yet. It was also rather well timed to the start of COVID lockdown. “Isolation is one of the main themes on this record, with the hope that by expressing this feeling of loneliness, we collectively feel less isolated,” said guitarist/vocalist Will Ivy when it was released. “As we all are required to stay in our homes and quarantine all over the ...

56% dog owners let them sleep in the bed. we are talking big dogs a third of dogs are big dogs like german shepherds and retrievers. they sleep in the bed. now, the good news we know and jamie you and i were talking about. this emotionally supportive. they can help with loneliness, they get you to exercise. studies have shown they lower blood pressure and decrease cholesterol. they are licking you. they transmit bacteria. you can get parasites. you have got to make sure your animal is deworld. flat worms, tape worms. >> you kiss your dog and they could transmit some of this stuff to you. >> no...