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A rant is form of monologue that tends to involve a strong negative emotion. Molly Wood is known for her rants during episodes of Buzz Out Loud. However, all BOL cast members (with the exception of Jason Howell) have ranted at least once in the history of the show. (Tom Merritt's rant on Amazon Unbox was likely his best known rant on the show). Molly is notable simply for the length, intensity, and emotion displayed in her rants. Common rant topics include DRM, network neutrality, the RIAA, MPAA, and privacy.

Significant Rants[]

To find more recent rants go to www.mollyrants.org Here is the direct link to the Molly Rants RSS feed.

  • Episode 127 - Tom and Molly rant about Sony's statements on rootkits and DRM in general.
  • 262 - Rocketbust - Tom and Molly rants about video iPods given to laid off employee's needed to be returned. Also a voicemail rant from frequent caller Remmey about outlawing phones in cars.
  • 556 - Longest episode ever - This is one of their most rant heavy episodes to date. (1) A joint Molly and Tom rant about the credit for the iPhone price change. The rant is a follow up rant to episode 555 targeted at both Apple and those who responded to the previous rant. (2) Molly rants in response to Mike Elgand's article, and against Tom a bit. (3) Molly and Tom also have a short rant against a statement put out by the Copyright Alliance. (4) Molly rants against a DoJ argument against net neutrality.
  • 619 - Shake your boot.ini - Molly rants about the how poorly written the new wi-fi law (This rant made the best of 2007 clip show).
  • 639 - What will happen at Macworld - (1) Tom has the rare rant against his co-host regarding the way pricing is said. (2) Molly has a rant against fans being attacked by copyright holders, and Ford in specific.
  • 650 - Calculus is bogus - Molly rants about U2's manager stating that ISPs should be giving the music industry money.
  • 660 - You're Twitter-fired! - Molly rants about how she hates that Facebook threatens her privacy and that they are trying to track her down.