Tangent Station

In this episode of Tangent Station, hosts Mr. Mirth Maker and Whiz Bang dive into a bizarre news story from Canada where hospitals may offer death as an option for back pain. Highlighting the comedic angle, they discuss Miriam Lancaster's unexpected proposition of Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) at a Vancouver hospital. Instead of a life-altering decision, Miriam chose to recover and embark on new adventures, including travel to Mexico and Guatemala. This conversation covers serious issues with humor, debating hospital experiences, spicy food choices, and a mutual desire to live fully, underscoring the importance of second opinions.

In this lively episode of Tangent Station, our hosts embark on a humorous journey exploring their NCAA bracket challenges, unexpected song-induced alter egos, and the hilarious potential mishaps of conversational tangents. The episode touches on how AI, particularly ChatGPT, helps in coining nicknames like 'Mirth Maker' and even delves into a comedic discussion on the often uncontrollable nature of memory and facts. They also reminisce about Super Bowl plans gone awry and the unwritten rules that stem from such experiences, promising listeners a blend of laughter and relatable anecdotes.

In this episode of Tangent Station, our hosts dive into the bizarre tale of a woman who has been living in a Florida hospital for over 150 days post-discharge. The hospital's efforts to vacate her include legal actions, as she remains unfazed, embracing the 24/7 room service and motorized bed comforts. Balancing humor and curiosity, the hosts ponder whether she's exploiting a system loophole or simply facing dire circumstances. They humorously compare hospital amenities to traditional apartment living, questioning whether this unconventional lifestyle might just be ingenious squatting or a cry for help.

In this lively Tangent Station episode, hosts Buck Futt and Everyone's Favorite Whiz Bang traverse diverse topics, from assuming Batman identities to discussing plush toys breaking altitude records. The whimsy begins with musings on time travel and subway travels before they dive into Emy the Space Plushie, a stuffed animal launched up to 116,000 ft, gaining over a million Instagram followers. The hosts humorously explore humanity's curious endeavors while addressing the irony of trying to encourage kids off screens by showcasing a toy's space travels online. Mixing comedy and candid conversation, the episode offers a playful take on modern quirks.

In this episode of Tangent Station, Kev and Whiz Bang Willis delve into the peculiar story of Charlotte Bowers, whose electric toothbrush combusted in the middle of the night. Charlotte's ordeal highlights the unexpected dangers of even the most mundane appliances. Kev and Willis's tangential humor shines as they discuss everything from Kansas City's ambiguous geography to the sexual innuendos of classic rock songs. The hosts explore the absurdity behind Oral B's dismissive response to Charlotte's plight, offering both humor and critique. The banter is as explosive as the toothbrush, making for a memorable and entertaining listen.

In this podcast episode of Tangent Station, hosts Kev and Whiz Bang delve into the criminal escapades of Adva Lavie, aka the Tinder Swindler. Known as Mia Ventura, Lavie allegedly used dating apps to victimize wealthy individuals. Instead of seeking romance, she sought floor plans and valuable possessions. Becoming a master of deception, she charmed her way into the lives and homes of her victims, stealing high-value items such as gold and designer goods. Although out on bail, Lavie faces several felony charges, including grand theft. This narrative humorously explores themes of trust, deception, and the modern pitfalls of online dating.

In this episode of Tangent Station, hosts Kev and Whiz Bang dive into the bizarre story of Nicolette Keough from Florida. Keough turned a cozy Airbnb into a chaotic scene, allegedly leaving behind thousands of dollars in damages. Her stay was more than just a simple visit; it became a spectacle fit for an adult content site. The episode humorously explores the series of misfortunate events, including the impact on various household items and the concept of converting an Airbnb into an art form. Airbnb's response and the fallout for Keough become a key focus of this entertaining discussion.

In this lively episode of Tangent Station, hosts Kev and Willis dive into a whirlwind of topics, including humorous personal fails and DJ disasters. They begin with light-hearted banter about the usual start to their show, then wander into tales of musical mishaps and awkward performances. The duo discusses their worst song choices and the trials of playing acoustically. Amidst the laughter, Willis shares a memorable visit to Weasel Boys Brewery and the camaraderie that followed. Then there's a story about Puka Nacua allegedly biting someone and leaving a mark. This episode is a blend of quirky humor, musical misadventures, and social interactions that make for a unique listening experience.

In this episode of Tangent Station, Kev passionately dissects the ubiquitous phrase, 'It is what it is,' arguing it's merely a verbal placeholder masquerading as wisdom. Kev and Willis banter about the empty solace such phrases provide, likening them to togas of false philosophy. With humor and fervor, Kev dissects the phrase to its useless core, while Willis provides comic commentary, remarking on Kev's animated delivery and the vexing nature of common clichés. This lively back-and-forth raises questions about language and meaning, and whether we truly communicate or simply fill the air with the sound of comfortless platitudes.

In this hilarious episode, the hosts discuss the incredible journey of Sam the Toucan, who survived an adventurous four months in Las Vegas, far from his rainforest home. Listeners are treated to imagined diary entries from Sam detailing the absurdities he faced, from setting up protection rackets for pigeons to finally surrendering in a garage. The hosts also delve into whimsical tangents, such as the peculiarities of gas station sushi subscriptions, creating an engaging episode filled with laughs, bird chronicles, and goofy stories.

In this episode of Tangent Station, hosts Willis and Wing Zang Bang explore the humorous, and sometimes irrational, fears faced during childhood. From the terror of visiting doctors to bizarre dreams of spiders emerging from toilets, they discuss how these fears can leave lasting impressions. They also touch on the fibs often told to children by parents to control behavior and the humorous ways in which these were debunked with age. Join them in reminiscing about bike accidents, dangerous trends like car surfing, and whether the lies we believed as kids still shape us today.

In this episode of Tangent Station, hosts dive into the quirky and hilarious world of the UK Wife Carrying Race, an event blending physical comedy and marital trust. Taking listeners on a journey through historical origins and modern-day antics, they explore everything from Viking-inspired legends to the questionable etiquette of spectators pelting participants with water. With witty anecdotes and an Andrew comedy segment, the episode intertwines romance, sports, and laughter, making it a delightful listen for those looking to escape the mundane and embrace the absurdity of partnerships quite literally flipped upside down.

In this episode of Tangent Station, Kev and Willis entertain listeners with everything from piercings to annoying our signifigant others. They give a special shoutout to the tattoo parlor Bleed Blue in Lexington, known for its talented artists and body-piercing policy. The duo spirals into laughter as they discuss the humorous aspects of everyday life, like using a beard to scratch itches and the absurdities of seasonal weather changes. This lighthearted episode exemplifies Kev and Willis's knack for turning any topic into an amusement ride, full of chuckles and unexpected tangents.

In this episode of Tangent Station, hosts Kev and Whiz Bang Willis delve into the quirky world of human anatomy as they discuss an extraordinary medical discovery. A 78-year-old cadaver shocked scientists when they found it had three penises, a rare condition known as polyphalia. The hosts weave humor and curiosity as they explore the oddities of human development, from control-C, control-V genetics to hidden anatomical surprises. Amid whimsical tangents on acorns and squirrels, Kev and Willis uncover the body's potential for unique features and speculate about hidden talents lurking within us all.

An emergency room visit took a historical turn when a patient presented with a World War I artillery shell lodged in his body. The scenario caused an evacuation of a Toulouse hospital as bomb squads were called in to ensure safety. The non-explosive verdict of the shell provided a collective sigh of relief, while the peculiar incident begot curiosity about the party circumstances that led to such a dangerous predicament. The podcast Tangent Station explored this strange case with humor and wit, wrestling with the decision-making process that resulted in what can only be described as a historical mishap.

In this episode, Willis and Kevin navigate a series of hilarious and bizarre tangents. They kick things off with 5 Questions but the conversation spirals into light-hearted topics such as which animal would be the rudest if they could talk, with contenders like hyenas and cats. The duo also delve into Disney's clever use of innuendos and the timeless question of Goofy and Pluto's species. With humorous hypothetical scenarios, an Oscar Mayer Wienermobile race, and a nod to competitive napping, there's no shortage of laughter.

In this episode of Tangent Station, Kevin and Willis delve into the nuances of moods, humor, and quirks. They explore what it's like being in a bad mood with Willis asking how one can even tell when Kevin is grumpy, leading to a humorous exchange about purple ears and transforming into ‘Hulk Smash.' Through playful banter, they ponder questions about secret talents, procrastination, and the complexities of common sense. Special segments highlight childhood reflections on popular culture and the enigmatic world of 'Quantum Bet,' a betting site discussed with a mix of skepticism and amusement. Oh yeah, there's a bit about a Pickleball Brawl in Florida.

In this lively episode of Tangent Station, the hosts dive deep into an unexpected yet fascinating scientific breakthrough: smart underwear that tracks human flatulence. Scientists at the University of Maryland have developed underwear that monitors gas output throughout the day. The surprising results show that people are passing gas much more frequently than previously estimated, with some participants releasing up to 59 emissions a day. The episode weaves humor and curiosity as the hosts explore the implications of the Human Flatus Atlas, from microbiome raves to the relationship between science and societal norms surrounding flatulence.

In this vibrant episode of Tangent Station, our hosts explore unexpected facets of the Milan Cortina Olympics, in which surprising details make this a one-of-a-kind winter games. From athletes engaging in cardio that has nothing to do with skiing, to the saga surrounding the distribution of condoms in the athlete village, the conversation veers delightfully off-course. Listeners get to learn about how the organizers creatively tackle demand for condoms while reflecting on humorous past Olympic rituals, including sustainable cardboard beds from Tokyo 2020. With witty banter, this podcast offers a lighthearted glimpse into a lesser-known side of the Olympics.

In this lively episode of Tangent Station, hosts Kevin and Willis dive into humorous and unpredictable territory. The duo navigates through upcoming gigs in Cincinnati, playful misunderstanding about ATP (Ass to Penis versus Anderson Tap House), and wishes of time travel back to the disco-laden 1970s. Their banter covers botched jokes, planning shows, and varied preferences for cell phone-less past. Amid the humor, there are moments of genuine insights into their friendship and comedic views. Peppered with confusions, callbacks, and audience invites, this episode ensures listeners are left with smiles and hearty laughs.

In this irreverent episode of Tangent Station, hosts Willis and Kevin navigate a whirlwind of chaotic topics including the Super Bowl, open mic comedy nights, and the potential crimes they'd be charged with. Amidst uproarious laughter, they explore the absurdity of everyday situations and contemplate the bizarre scenarios that could lead to a banning from a petting zoo. Packed with witty one-liners and amusing anecdotes, this episode captures the essence of staying wildly off-topic while providing a hilariously entertaining experience for listeners.

In this episode of Tangent Station, our hosts dive into the overuse and comedic nature of clichés like 'at the end of the day.' They humorously explore their mutual disdain for certain phrases that people use to sound wise, while sharing personal anecdotes and insights into language's quirks. Additional topics include a playful political discussion involving 'purple elephants' and musings on new political parties. The conversation takes various entertaining turns, keeping listeners on their toes while offering ponderings on the state of communication, humor, and human nature.

In this episode of Tangent Station, our hosts explore the absurdities of daily life, touching on everything from aging woes to inappropriate encounters with household appliances. A bizarre Florida tale unfolds as they discuss a man charged for indecent exposure involving a vacuum cleaner, adding their comedic spin. Meanwhile, they dabble in a humorous fictional advertisement for a GPS with an attitude, offering listeners a good laugh while reminding them never to take life too seriously. From bourbon mishaps to spontaneous jokes, this episode ensures a journey filled with unexpected turns and hearty chuckles.

In this whimsical episode of Tangent Station, hosts dive into the hilarity of Rent a Backstory—a service that transforms mundane lives into tales of intrigue. They also poke fun at the annual tradition of Groundhog Day, where Punxsutawney Phil, America's furry oracle, predicts the weather with dubious accuracy. Amidst playful banter, they explore the influence of the 1993 Bill Murray movie and reflect on humanity's quirky obsession with predicting meteorological patterns through whimsical and often absurd traditions. Throughout, a blend of humor, nostalgia, and engaging tangents keeps listeners entertained.

In this episode of Tangent Station, hosts Willis and Kevin embark on a whirlwind of conversations ranging from nostalgic references to Memorex and BASF to humorous discussions about the challenges of ordering food online. As the duo covered a variety of topics, they shared anecdotes about local incidents, explored comedic setups, and debated trivialities with gusto. Through spontaneous banter, they invite listeners into an unpredictable world where losing the thread of conversation is part of the charm, making you laugh even if you can't always follow. It's a lighthearted exploration of how sometimes a simple task like ordering takeout can turn into an unwelcome adventure.

In this episode of Tangent Station, hosts embark on a humorous journey through various topics including fast food favorites, workplace tattoos, and the role of artificial intelligence in driving. They explore popular fast-food chains like Arby's and Domino's, sharing personal anecdotes from previous jobs. The hosts dive into a critique of automated vehicles and ride-sharing services, pondering the future of transportation with AI at the helm. As the conversation spirals humorously out of control, they tackle the phrase 'let's be honest,' and its often negative connotations, all while keeping listeners entertained with their witty banter.

In this episode of Tangent Station, hosts Kevin and Willis embark on a comedic journey through various topics, including personal grooming habits, nostalgic TV detectives, and a hypothetical deserted island survival situation. With witty banter and spontaneous humor, they attempt to conduct a 'Five Questions' segment but often divert into playful anecdotes and humorous observations about life. This episode is a chaotic yet charming exploration of everyday curiosities and random trivia, perfect for listeners who appreciate light-hearted, unfiltered conversations that frequently go off-script.

In this episode of Tangent Station, the hosts venture into a nostalgic exploration of parachute pants, a fashion staple of the 1980s. They delve into the historical context of the era, reflecting on how these nylon trousers became both a cultural phenomenon and an emblem of the times. Amid discussions of their durability and unique aesthetic, the episode humorously touches on the challenges of the ADHD mind, the humorous consequences of wearing such attire, and their broader cultural significance. Tune in to relive the vibrant energy of an unforgettable fashion era.

In this episode of Tangent Station, hosts Kevin and Willis dive straight into the story of an escaped wallaby in South Carolina. Amid amusing detours and witty banter, they talk about the unexpected animal visitor found in a backyard pool, reflecting on the peculiarities of life and the strange incidents that can occur even in a local neighborhood. With conversational tangents ranging from the definition of a wallaby to the quirks of AD Hyperactivity, the hosts explore the humorous side of unexpected events. Their laughter and lively dialogue make this episode a fascinating exploration of the mundane turned extraordinary.

In this quirky episode of Tangent Station, hosts Willis and Kevin traverse an eclectic range of topics, from the whimsical allure of the Uranus Fudge Factory to the early days of Culture Club. Their exchange is peppered with humor and nostalgia, as they reminisce about guitar lessons and their love for classic bands. The duo also explore amusing modern slang and the intricacies of linguistic evolution, engaging listeners with their lighthearted banter and contagious laughter. Sprinkled with anecdotes and quirky observations, this episode is a delightful ode to randomness and the magic of conversational meanderings.

In this episode of Tangent Station, the hosts return from a hiatus, diving into a comedy-laden discussion. With chatter ranging from Family Guy references to a curious plush toy called Labubu, the episode is filled with humorous exploration and cultural reflections. The hosts grapple with staying on topic while sharing their thoughts on various media, including classic comics and nostalgic TV shows. The playful banter culminates in an analysis of Labubu's place in today's pop culture, comparing it to the likes of the infamous Teddy Ruxpin and Care Bears. A lively reunion, this episode offers laughter and lighthearted tangents.

In this episode, the boys discuss the Partial Solar Eclipse, the letter "S", a new phobia and 5 questions for Willis...#tangents #adhd #grumpyman #eclipse

We really take the train on a nonsensical tourthrough the minds of our heroes(?) in fullADHD mode. There's no topic this time.It's free form jibber jabber.

The high cost of going to a concert.We explore what is really behind high price souvenirsat your favorite band's concerts and you'll besurprised to learn, it is not the fault of the artist.Willis sets it up with a recent experience then Kevinreads and cites from a Variety article by music industry author Ari Herstrand. 

Open wide.No, not your mouth. Your wallet.Your ass too while you're at itbecause you're being screwed.An industry whose tools haven't progressedsince the middle ages charges top dollarfor torturous dental treatments.

Venues overselling attendance and price gouging everything!Kevin has had enough.He'd rather stay home anyway.

This episode we, you know,  gripe about, you know, the idiotic sounding, you know, athlete interviews, you know, during and after, you know, games. Remember to check out our videocast atwww.YouTube/@TummyTwins

Willis is upset with college football, just in time for the National Championship game. 

Kevin and Willis take on the ridiculous state construction industry and wonder how we do nothing about how poorly our tax dollars are spent.

Kevin goes off on the snack chip industry over how much air is in the bags and how unhealthy they are.

We grind the gears over hodge podge Christmas decorations across the front yards of America and Kevin goes off on amusement park light "festivals" that lack originality and variance year to year.

Willis is unhappy about the old price switcheroo going on this Black Friday and he's not happy with what is actually being offered for sale.This is the audio companion to the video podcast available on YouTube @TummyTwins

Willis wants to do a rant about fair weather football fans.Tune in to see if he can focus long enough to accomplish this.We are also on YouTube now!Search @TummyTwins and you will find us as well as a movie review podcast, (Flick Flops), A James Bond Films podcast, (Bonding with Andy and Mark), and more!

Well, it's supposed to be about ADHD but Kevin has trouble getting Willis to focus on it.

Still polishing the video, making it all pretty and pristine. Here's the audio track from it to tide you over until we get our act together. Enjoy!

Kevin reads some of Willis` texts as evidence for how bad it truly gets. See if he has a point.

Why does women's stuff cost so much more and for less product?!?!Willis brings it to the forefront in defense of his wife, daughter and all the ladies out there.

This episode we wax angry about all the things that can, and usually do, go wrong with food delivery.Oh, and Willis does a lot of name dropping!

Grocery Cart EtiquetteI hate when shoppers park their carts on the right and block the whole aisle by shopping items on the left.

We go off on a Tangent right from the beginning and never seem to get back on track.I think this is about restaurants not having enough choices for people with allergies or stomach issues. I'm not sure. If you know, clue me in here; tangentstationpodcast@gmail.com

Willis rants about companies that rip off college students who sublet apartments near campus but before all that he tells of his time in Loveland Highschool in Colorado.