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The world is changing, and so are we! In this uproarious episode of “F That Noise,” your hosts Keith Grieve, Jamie Klein, and Burdick navigate the chaotic aftermath of a tornado that almost derailed their recording. Amid laughter and witty banter, they tackle the intriguing question: what happens when life throws you a curveball?Join us as we dive into the unexpected with our signature humor, discussing everything from the absurdity of daily life to the need for community in turbulent times. You'll discover how to embrace the chaos, find joy in unpredictability, and even appreciate the barking of a disgruntled dog during a recording session!You'll hear Keith share his harrowing experience of driving through a tornado warning—an anecdote that's both thrilling and a bit whimsical. Jamie and Burdick chime in with their own stories, adding layers of humor and camaraderie that make this episode a must-listen.But why does this matter? In a world filled with uncertainty, the ability to laugh and connect over shared experiences is more crucial than ever. This episode not only entertains but also inspires listeners to find solidarity in the quirks of life.Perfect for anyone who needs a good laugh or a reminder that they're not alone in facing life's unpredictable challenges. Tune in for a wild ride filled with laughter, insights, and a few surprises along the way—this is one episode you won't want to miss!

# Weather Talk and Nostalgic Drives> A lighthearted discussion on weather, nostalgia, and memorable quotes.The conversation kicks off with a lighthearted banter about the weather, and it's clear that the hosts are in different climates. Keith shares his misadventures with the recent storms in western New York, humorously recounting how a strong wind wreaked havoc on his deck furniture. > "I just got word before I went on the air that my wife has this hanging egg chair on our deck that apparently broke with the wind." — Keith Grieve Jamie, on the other hand, is basking in the sun in Chicago, where the temperatures are nearing a scorching hundred degrees. He reflects on the timing of his new AC installation, having endured three weeks without it. > "Three weeks of hell on earth with no AC..." — Keith Grieve Their conversation meanders through memories of childhood summers without air conditioning, with Burdick sharing his own experience of growing up in a home that lacked it for nearly two decades. > "I went nineteen years without air conditioning..." — Burdick As they transition from weather woes to pop culture, the hosts introduce their "Drive of the Week" segment. Jamie humorously presents a line from a new horror film, attempting to create a connection between the thrill of the drive and the suspense of the movie. > "This is for the 2026 movie Obsession..." — Jamie Klein The hosts share laughs over the quirks of the film and the fun of revisiting nostalgic elements that remind them of their youth. It's a delightful, casual episode filled with relatable moments and humor, perfect for listeners who enjoy a blend of personal anecdotes and pop culture discussions. As the episode wraps up, you can sense the camaraderie among the hosts, making it clear that even a short chat can spark joy and laughter. If you want to hear more about their weather tales, nostalgic drives, and quirky movie quotes, tune in to the full episode!

The fellas reunite after 4 years away and pick up where they left off! Talks about summer movies, Jamie finally seeing the Birdcage, and how a Miami Vice derivative got some of them kicked out of a wedding!

The boys are back and feeling some type of way...they talk about songs that make them tear up. And of course it eventually leads into movies.

Inspired by the release of Top Gun: Maverick, we wonder what movies from our childhood would be good sequels, and also talk about ones that shouldn't have been made!

The fellas get together for the first time in a long time and talk about some series and movies and Johnny Depp and Amber Heard.

Welp, we're going to hell, so why not hit the accelerator. Actually, only one of us came prepared so I don't know what that says about Keith.

The boys are back again talking about The Book of Boba Fett. The good, the bad and the bacta tank!

The boys dig into an obscure internet list of the 50 most offensive movies, talk about the Book of Boba Fett with no spoilers, and some random topics about what they've seen in the last month!

We just didn't want it to end...bonus F

Betty White died on New Year's Eve so we thought we wouldn't waste any time doing this year's Celebrity Death Pool. A four round fantasy draft of morbidity, joined by a couple surprise guests- super fans Dave and Mallory!

Some new content! The dark side of Jamie's job which leads to some morbid talk, more about Peter Jackson's "Get Back" Beatles documentary, we touched on "The Last Duel" and Ridley Scott, and also talk about the state of Marvel movies.

The guys talk about their favorite SNL skits, actors and commercials. Also, who was the most overrated.

The boys fly the missing man formation without Pete and talk about Jamie's run in with HR at work, Dave Chappelle's new Netflix special, and Mike's Whiskey Weekend

Steve's got a new book out! Links to his page are at fthatnoisepod.com! Jamie went to St. Louis, Mike went camping with his kid, what song would you request to ruin a wedding reception? And Jamie FINALLY gives us his unadulterated thoughts on the new James Bond flick "No Time To Die".

The title says it all! A wide ranging show while Jamie goes through bouts of tech issues!

The boys tell stories about times where things got a little crazy, but people definitely got the wrong idea. Drive of the Week from Fast Times at Ridgemont High!

In this episode we talk about the passing of Norm MacDonald, the Scarlett Johansson-Disney-streaming-theatres thing, and Clint Eastwood

The boys are back from Summer Vacation. We weren't supposed to lead off with a discussion about what makes a good porn (besides the obvious), but we did anyway! Drive of the Week from Step Brothers which set us up to talk about the best comedies since 2000. Mike shares a trippy story from the summer.

Tonight the fellas get back on the horse after vacation week and talk what-if anything- they'll miss about the Covid lockdowns. Call (585) 484-0342 to join the chaos! AND a surprise guest from the Webster High School class of 1994 drops in!

We ambush Mike on his birthday with as many friends as we could muster up to tell some embarrassing stories about our good friend, Mike Burdick. Incidentally, someone brings up sex with baked goods.

It's Steve Taylor's birthday this weekend so we decided to do our first ever roast! Steve's brother makes a guest appearance and it was truly a good time!

The boys talk about their favorite conspiracy theories and which ones are full of it. Drive of the Week from 1991's Point Break.And some mention of the Pentaverate.

Why stop at pubic hair, right? So tonight we talk about that one feature of the opposite sex men seem to be preoccupied with. Call in: (585) 484-0342 leave a voicemail and we'll play it on the next episode. Drive of the Week from "Carlito's Way"!

Keith brought this topic up as a possible topic and Jamie just ran with it. While Keith is happy that it didn't go AS off the rails as he feared, this was yet another fun episode. Drive of the Week from "Legends of the Fall".

Steve leads the way as our resident candy addict as we talk about our loves and hates of the sweet treats. Drive of the week from "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory"

The boys talk about new and old music and the power to transport you back to a specific time and place. Someone mentions sex with dead celebrities. It was a bit of a mess- entertaining nonetheless. Drive of the Week from 1994's "The Specialist".

This week's topic is straight from the mind of Mike! OH, and the audio gets a major upgrade! Tonight we talk about reality TV: what we like, what we hate, and Jamie came up with a REALLLLY interesting idea for a future show. Drive of the Week from: The Dead Zone

Michael Corrie, or as you might know him: PropsToHistory from YouTube and TikTok stops by to talk the boys about the world of movie props. Drive of the Week from "Gladiator". No, not the Brian Dennehy one.

The boys tell their horror stoires of mishaps behind the wheel. All except the forbidden story! Drive of the Week from Day of the Dead!Got a story you want to share? (585) 484-0342 is the call in number to leave a voicemail and we'll include it in a future episode!

What have you done in your life that you just have no desire to do anymore? That's what the boys tackle on this latest episode. Drive of the Week from 1990's State Of Grace!

The boys share where they would set up shop if there were no obstacles, after some random banter. Drive of the Week from "Robocop"!

Our very own Steve Taylor is a writer (links on fthatnoisepod.com) and wrote an original screenplay that we will perform for you tonight.Drive of the Week from "The Breakfast Club"

The boys go down the road of talking about the best and worst remakes in film and music. Then, the big payoff: Jamie sings based on our listeners' votes! Drive of the Week from Casino!

In what can only be described as a gigantic leap of faith, the boys go without a script or any semblance of a plan. Topics touched on: We already have a winner to our 2nd annual Celebrity Death Pool (Ep. 54), Star Trek 1 through 6, with Jamie sharing an opinion that made Steve's nether region shrink, and favorite James Cameron movies....among *ahem* other things....Drive of the Week from Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country!

Mike won last year's when Jerry Stiller unfortunately passed. Keith had 2 picks pass after that: Olivia De Havilland and Chloris Leachman. How will this year's draft play out? With the fellas allowed to possibly keep one survivor from last year's draft and a last minute rule change brought on by Mike, this year's promises to be highly competitive. Send your picks to fthatnoisepodcast@gmail.com or comment on our Facebook page. Voicemail comments at (585) 484-0342! If you can beat the boys, we'll send you a hoodie! Drive of the Week from Tango & Cash!

With Joe Exotic NOT being pardoned and having to stay in jail, the boys reveal what exotic pet they would own if they could, with some dark insight into Keith's mindset. What's yours? Email fthatnoisepodcast@gmail.com or leave a message at (585) 484-0342! Drive of the Week from "The Elephant Man"!

The boys talk about the stuff that scared them when they were kids and what scares them now. Drive of the Week from the movie Step Brothers! Have something you want to share? email: fthatnoisepodcast@gmail.com or leave a message at (585) 484-0342!

Inspired by an "odd news" article, the boys talk about times they thought they were dead on, but actually couldn't have been more wrong. The episode actually sparks a discussion on the role of college in people's lives, but don't worry- the seriousness doesn't last for long. Also, a Joan Cusack Drive Of The Week!

For our 50th Episode Extravaganza we decided to play our favorite and least favorite clips from the Star Wars Skywalker Saga. Drive of the Week from "The Last Detail"

The fellas describe their New Year's Eve parties they'd plan if money was no object, including which bands would be there and also what they would absolutely NOT allow. We also talk about what we watched over the last week. Drive of the Week is from a Human Centipede movie? *GULP*

Who doesn't like a good trivia game? And besides, the guys crack up and just can't help creating an amusing podcast that is the perfect accompaniment to the holidays!

The boys chat about what they collected as kids and what they still collect today as overgrown kids. Anything interesting that you used to or still do collect? email fthatnoisepodcast@gmail.com and maybe we'll send you a shirt.

The boys get back together after Thanksgiving and cover some interesting entertainment headlines, a Drive Of The Week from Young Frankenstein, David Prowse passing and how much Steve hates Star Wars.

The fellas spent their weekends absorbing the new ACDC album: Power Up! We talk about the band through the years, our takes on the album, and bands that we think should just hang it up. All we'll say is: KISS is like White Castle?Anywho, we also talk about what movies/music/books we watched/listened to/read over the past week and a disturbing revelation about our resident movie guru Jamie Klein and Dead Poet's Society.

Alex Trebek passed away and this was the best way we could think to pay respect to the man who was on TV longer than we can remember.

What else could we possibly talk about tonight? We rank the Bonds and talk about our favorite Sean Connery performances!

We finish off the craptastic 1995 film "Cruel Jaws" which features more atrocious acting, bigger gaping plot holes, and enough bad filmmaking to make you want to gouge your eyes out!

We do something different today: comment as we watch a bad movie: 1995's Cruel Jaws. If you enjoy people making fun of things, you won't want to miss this. You can watch the episode at www.facebook.com/FThatNoise/Live

Well, we had something else planned, but when Eddie Van Halen died, we thought we'd take an episode and just reflect on what Van Halen meant to us. We also talk about greats we have seen in person, and at what point in the discography do you disconnect with them? Email comments: fthatnoisepodcast@gmail.com

It sounds heavy...it most certainly was not. The boys go through the Drive of the Week, this week from "Back To School"! Then, a new segment where we look at the pop culture headlines of the day. Finally, we get to the meat and potatoes- how would each of us prefer to die if we can't pick going in our sleep. Some interesting responses to be sure. Share yours at fthatnoisepodcast@gmail.com!