The World Famous Frank Show with Frank Brinsley, Kristine Levine, and Beef Vegan. Live Monday - Friday from 6-10am on KLPX 96.1FM, Tucson, Arizona. Streaming online at klpx.com
(0:00) Show Open: Mask Up America Biden says he will ask Americans to wear masks for the first 100 days he's in office (Is the country not wearing masks at all?) Lots of female service workers are reporting that men are finding new ways to harass them with mask-related comments like, quote, "Let me see that pretty face under there" or "Take it off for me, just a quick flash." (13:20) Entertainment News George Foreman Thinks Mike Tyson Could Make a Serious Title Run Right Now One of Carole Baskin's Volunteers Almost Lost an Arm to a Tiger Warner Brothers Movies Will Hit HBO Max the Same Day They Hit Theaters in 2021 (25:35) A New "Tickle Bar" Is Opening, and It's Just What It Sounds Like I'm not sure this is the business I'D open during a pandemic . . . or, you know, any other time either . . . but hey, different dreams for different folks. There's a woman named Kimberly Haley-Coleman in Dallas. And she's opening the doors to her new business on Monday . . . called The Tickle Bar. And that name is really accurate. You literally go to this place and pay to be tickled. Because of the pandemic, it'll be by appointment only. You show up, get a glass of wine, and then you're escorted into one of the five Moroccan-style tickle tents. You can go shirt on or off. From there, you pick the tickling style you want: Hair play, back tickles, or both. And you can pay for 25 to 50 minutes. It costs $40 for the shorter session, and $60 for the longer one. Somehow, this is legit and NOT the front for prostitution that it 1,000,000% sounds like. I wish them all the best. (Dallas Observer) (30:45) This Week in Science: Drone Footage of the Massive Telescope from "GoldenEye" Collapsing A massive radio telescope collapsed in Puerto Rico this week, and now there's video. It's called the Arecibo Observatory. (Arr-uh-SEE-bo) You might know it from the movies "GoldenEye" and "Contact". Luckily no one was hurt. It's not clear if they'll rebuild or not. A new study found that if life ever existed on Mars, it might have been miles below the surface. The sun wasn't hot enough billions of years ago. But geothermal heat below the surface might have been enough to support life. A team in China built a new jet engine that could hit Mach 16 . . . or 16 times the speed of sound. That's fast enough to get anywhere in the world in under two hours. An A.I. program called AlphaFold did something humans have been trying to do for 50 years . . . understanding how "protein folding" works. Basically, it can map out the shapes of proteins that cause all sorts of diseases, including cancer. Which might sound boring, but it's HUGE news for biologists. A lot of experts have predicted A.I. would start to take the lead in medical research sometime between now and 2030. So this could be the beginning of that. There's a new calculator where you can estimate your spot in line for the coronavirus vaccine. Spoiler: If you're a basically healthy adult who's not an essential worker, you're in the way, way back. (43:45) Dumbass of the Day Some Considerate Thieves Use Cones to Redirect Traffic Before Blowing Up an ATM A Bald Man Is Arrested for Causing a Scene at a Hair Salon The mayor of a town in Kentucky was arrested for a DUI after she fell asleep in the White Castle drive-thru line and then crashed into a pole. A Wendy's manager in Tennessee was arrested for biting a teenage employee during her shift. (52:40) "Good News" Stories from the Coronavirus Outbreak Pilot, 52, pulls off 'textbook emergency landing' on a busy Minnesota interstate - hitting one car but injuring no one - before coming to a screeching halt Someone in Chicago dropped a gold coin and a small gold bar into two Salvation Army buckets over the weekend. Together, they're worth around $3,700. Young scientist, 15, is named TIME's first-ever Kid of the Year for her use of technology to lead social change including a device that detects lead in water and an app that detects cyberbullying A teacher in India just won an annual competition called the Global Teacher Prize that comes with a $1 million cash prize. And right after he won, he announced he's taking half of the money and giving it to the other nine finalists. He said he's doing it because together, "we can make this world a better place." Support the show: https://podcave.app/subscribe/the-world-famous-frank-show-4eehjczc See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
(0:00) Show Open: Two Angry White Guys Frank and Brad are equally pissed off but for two completely different reasons. (13:00) Entertainment News KELLY CLARKSON's estranged husband wants $436,000 A MONTH in spousal and child support. Logan Paul Disrespectfully Reminds Jose Canseco He Hooked Up With His Daughter After Canseco Challenged The Paul Bros To A Fight Paul McCartney Refused to Cheat on His Wife . . . In a Dream (22:45) Ice-T is Ice Cold When It Comes To Covid Was Ice-T Too Hard on His Father-In-Law for Getting COVID? (29:15) Celebrity Covidiots PIERS MORGAN: From dimwit Cardi and brazen Kim to zombie Rudy and delusional Donald - if there's one thing dumber than turkeys this Christmas, it's my 12 shameless, hypocritical, rule-breaking and downright bonkers celebrity Covidiots (40:45) Dumbass of the Day A Drunk Guy Punches a Cab Driver Then Screams Chappelle's "I'm Rick James" Quote A Guy Who Called 911 to Burp 24 Times in 45 Minutes Gets Six Months in Jail A college student in Florida who was arrested when he refused to pay his bar tab, told the cops that being in the handcuffs was a turn-on, and asked them to pinch his nipples. Sax Player Busted Trying to Burn Down Strip Club After Being Thrown Out (51:40) The Dyslexia Game Brad's got a stupid new game idea that he wants to try with Frank and KL In the Dyslexia Game, Brad mixes up lyrics to popular songs, Frank and Kristine will have to guess which song it is. Support the show: https://podcave.app/subscribe/the-world-famous-frank-show-4eehjczc See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
(0:00) Show Open: Releasin The Kraken News of Biden officially becoming the President Elect sent the stock market soaring to a record high of 30,000. Trump takes credit in a one minute press conference. Meanwhile, millions of unemployed starving Americans wonder if they can eat stocks. Gov. Ducey acknowledges Biden victory in Arizona for 1st time (15:20) Entertainment News Netflix takes down Dave Chappelle's sketch series Chappelle's Show after the star requested they remove it from the platform because he doesn't own the rights Tone-deaf A-Rod asks fans for their Thanksgiving plans while aboard private jet with J-Lo Carole Baskin's Zoo, Formerly Owned by Joe Exotic and Jeff Lowe, Reportedly Trashed Before Her Arrival Ben Affleck Did Not Smoke Any of the Weed on the Set of "Dazed and Confused" PETE DAVIDSON will play George Bailey in a virtual table read of "It's a Wonderful Life". (27:15) Zoom Fails Microphone Mishap during Nov 24, 2020 New Brunswick COVID-19 Update Hackensack Board Member Who Opposed LGBTQ Curriculum Resigns After Embarrassing Zoom Incident (32:45) "Good News" Stories from the Coronavirus Outbreak A woman from England named Joy Andrew just turned 100. And beating the odds is an understatement. During World War Two, she helped with the strategic bombing of Germany. And in her life, she's survived a Nazi assassination attempt . . . a plane crash . . . cancer . . . and COVID-19 back in May. A professor at the University of Iowa sent out an email to ALL of her students, offering to deliver Thanksgiving dinner to their dorm rooms tomorrow if they couldn't make it home this year. With so many people struggling, this kind of thing is even more important this year: Cops near Richmond, Virginia handed out over 300 turkeys and Thanksgiving kits to needy families this week. It's the 14th year in a row they've done it. And finally: A woman in South Carolina hit the lottery this month for $350,000. And the store that sold her the ticket got a $3,500 commission. But instead of banking that money, the owners want to make sure everyone in town has a good Thanksgiving. So tomorrow, they're cooking up a huge meal with turkey, stuffing, green bean casserole, and other sides. And anyone can walk in and get a free Thanksgiving dinner. (43:00) Dumbass of the Day A Guy Steals an Empty Cash Register, then Jumps into an Icy River to Escape A firefighter in Tennessee has resigned after he was caught wearing a wig and performing a sex act on a man from Alabama inside the fire station. A cop driving by caught them because he thought they were burglars. (55:15) Interview: GIANCARLO ESPOSITO Actor From "Breaking Bad", "Better Call Saul", "The Boys" Guest Stars on Disney Plus' "The Mandalorian" Giancarlo Esposito is best known for portraying Gus Fring on the AMC drama “Breaking Bad” & prequel series “Better Call Saul”, a role which earned him a Critics' Choice Television Award and three Primetime Emmy Award nominations. He also plays Stan Edgar on Amazon's “The Boys” and the Narrator/Dr. Edward Ruskins on Netflix's “Dear White People”. Giancarlo's film credits include “Maze Runner: The Death Cure”, “Waiting to Exhale”, “The Jungle Book”, “Rabbit Hole”, “Derailed', “Last Holiday”, “Twilight”, Ali”, The Usual Suspects”, and the Spike Lee films “School Daze”, “Do the Right Thing”, “Mo' Better Blues”, & “Malcolm X”. He currently portrays Moff Gideon on “The Mandalorian” with new episodes released weekly on Fridays, streaming only on Disney Plus. Support the show: https://podcave.app/subscribe/the-world-famous-frank-show-4eehjczc See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
(0:00) Show Open: AZ at MAX ICU Rates Arizona reports 6,464 deaths from COVID-19; 674 in Pima County (12:05) Entertainment News John Cleese accused of being transphobic while defending J.K. Rowling RICKY SCHRODER helped pay the $2 million bond for Kenosha, Wisconsin shooter Kyle Rittenhouse. "Coming 2 America" will hit Amazon Prime on March 5th. Johnny Rotten bit on the penis by a flea (26:20) The First In-N-Out Burger Opened in Colorado . . . And Had a 14-Hour Drive-Thru Line Is this REALLY a smart way to spend an entire day of your weekend? In-N-Out Burger just opened its first two locations in Colorado. And people were so HYPED, they were waiting up to FOURTEEN HOURS in a two-mile-long drive-thru line. And there's more. At one point, two guys got out of their car and got into a FIGHT . . . where one of them lost his pants. (NBC 4 - Los Angeles) (31:25) "Good News" Stories from the Coronavirus Outbreak A restaurant in D.C. called Sakina Halal Grill serves anyone, even if they can't pay. But last week, the owner said he was days away from shutting down, because he hasn't had enough paying customers during the pandemic. So someone started a GoFundMe page, and it's already raised around $300,000 to keep the place open. A waitress in New York broke down after a random woman gave her a $1,000 tip. It was a "Venmo Challenge" thing where the woman raised money on social media. And she's planning to give another $1,000 to a random first responder. Volunteers with a group called Backpacks for the Street have handed out over 10,000 backpacks to homeless people in New York since the pandemic hit. Each one has around 50 items in it, like antibacterial wipes, hand sanitizer, first aid kits, and food. The pandemic won't stop the military from keeping tabs on Santa this year. NORAD announced they'll be tracking Santa on Christmas Eve, just like they have every year since 1955. (42:05) Dumbass of the Day A Guy with Meth Crashed His Motorcycle, Accidentally Shot Himself, and Got Hit by a Car A couple in Maryland wearing matching "Rick and Morty" hoodies were arrested during a traffic stop on multiple gun charges. A woman in Texas punched a police officer who came to impound her pot belly pig. (51:35) Were Orgies this big pre-pandemic? Another weekend, another underground swingers sex party getting broken up in New York for violating coronavirus restrictions. This week's was an 80-person orgy in Queens. Support the show: https://podcave.app/subscribe/the-world-famous-frank-show-4eehjczc See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
(0:00) Show Open: 'Stain of racism will haunt you': Michigan Republicans perform dramatic back-flip and certify Wayne County results after being rebuked by Democrat poll watcher on Zoom - despite Trump praising them for initially blocking the verification (12:25) Entertainment News Conan O'Brien Is Exiting Late-Night Talk Show Biz George Clooney Explains Why He Gave 14 of His Friends a Suitcase Packed with $1 Million in Cash HARVEY WEINSTEIN VERY ILL, COVID LIKELY Michael B. Jordan Is "People" Magazine's Sexiest Man Alive MEGAN FOX says loving MACHINE GUN KELLY is like, quote, "loving a tsunami or a forest fire." (26:25) Who Do We Brag to After We Drop a Particularly Impressive Toilet Deposit? A new survey finally asked people one of the world's most important questions: After you create a, quote, "underwater sculpture" in your toilet, who do you brag to about it? Here are the answers from the people who say they like to talk about poop . . . which is about half of people, by the way: 56% tell their family members . . . 22% tell their friends . . . and 22% are most likely to call their doctor because they're worried something is going on. The survey also found 60% of people say the pandemic has not affected their pooping schedule. 28% say it's actually improved their schedule . . . and 12% say it's made things worse. (PR Newswire) (32:15) Covid Covid Covid FDA approves first at-home COVID-19 test that delivers results in 30 minutes without sending sample to a lab CDC holiday guidelines tell Americans not to sing, listen to loud music or drink ALCOHOL to prevent the spread of COVID-19 A new study in the U.K. has found, quote, "promising signs" that mouthwash can help kill coronavirus in your saliva. If that's true, we may start using mouthwash a lot more often as a way to help prevent the virus from spreading. (42:40) Dumbass of the Day A police officer in the U.K. was busted swapping the barcodes on a box of donuts to try to get them for cheaper. The Giant Food grocery store chain on the East Coast has apologized after they ran a Thanksgiving ad with the slogan, quote, "Hosting? Plan a super spread." Disney World visitor, 19, takes LSD and randomly attacks security guard in DinoLand USA before theme park guests drag him away - and later tells nurse: 'I tried to kill someone' Ohio couple apologize for their 83-person 'super-spreader' wedding and reveal half the guests fell ill, their elderly grandparents are in hospital and they cancelled the honeymoon after getting sick (52:35) Instant Millionaire A guy in Indonesia who makes coffins became an instant millionaire . . . when a meteorite the size of a football crashed through his roof. He sold it for $1.8 million. (Full Story) Support the show: https://podcave.app/subscribe/the-world-famous-frank-show-4eehjczc See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
(0:00) Show Open: Protocol Joe Frank made a new friend in an unlikely place. A Seedy Gas Station attendant he dubs “Protocol Joe” Time to stop tongue kissing your dog. A new study in Spain found dog owners are more likely to get coronavirus . . . and the researchers think it may be because dogs can contract the disease on walks and then pass it along. (12:10) Entertainment News Lorne Michaels Was Not Cool with John Belushi's Drug Use on "SNL" Taylor Swift reveals that Scooter Braun tried to force her to sign an NDA agreeing NEVER to criticize him again if she wanted to buy her back catalog - as he sells it to private equity firm for $300MILLION Police have arrested a suspect in the random attack of RICK MORANIS in New York City. (25:10) Paid To Get Laid 58% of Remote Workers Have Had Sex on the Clock This Year It looks like everyone realized there are more perks to working from home than just wearing sweatpants and sleeping in until the last possible moment. According to a new survey, 58% of millennials who have been working from home during the pandemic say they've had sex while they were ON THE CLOCK. And that's not the only way that quarantine has changed people's sex lives . . . 68% say they've tried new positions. 52% have brought up a kink or a fetish they hadn't mentioned before. And 45% actually ended up trying it out. (Metro) (31:15) "Good News" Stories from the Coronavirus Outbreak There's more huge news on the vaccine front. Moderna announced its vaccine was almost 95% effective in clinical trials. So between their work and Pfizer's, we now have what looks like two effective vaccines coming ASAP. Is there really an end in sight? One of the developers of Pfizer's vaccine says we're on pace for life to be back to normal by next winter. It's incredible what doctors can do to save some people with coronavirus cases. Hospitals have started performing double lung transplants for ultra-serious cases . . . and have saved those patients lives. A new study has found melatonin, which is a sleep aid you can buy over-the-counter, might work as a treatment option for coronavirus. (43:35) Dumbass of the Day A Couple Gets Busted When They Stop to Get-It-On Next to the Road in Broad Daylight A guy in Japan tried to mug a woman at gunpoint . . . but she told him she didn't have money and he should try to earn some by getting a job. And that was enough to get him to run away. Nixed Threesome Ends With Man In Handcuffs (But Not The Furry Kind) Cottonwood Police K-9 helps find $200,000 worth of meth inside SUV (53:25) Interview: Carrot Top Promoting: Comedian Extends Las Vegas Residency Into 2025, Making it Longest Running Comedy Show in MGM Resorts History Carrot Top's unique genre of comedy is self-explained as a combination of George Carlin (for his “observational humor”), Steven Wright (for his “dark, sick humor”), and Gallagher (for his use of props). He made his first appearance on “The Tonight Show” in 1992 and would go on to make an impressive 31 appearances, including the final episode with Jay Leno as host. His film credits include “The Hangover”, “Sharknado: The 4th Awakens”, “Chairman Of the Board”, & ”Swearnet: The Movie”. Carrot Top's residency at The Luxor Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas has been running for 15 years and has just been extended into 2025, making it the longest running comedy show in MGM Resorts history. For tickets and information, visit CarrotTop.com Support the show: https://podcave.app/subscribe/the-world-famous-frank-show-4eehjczc See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
(0:00) Show Open: Murray Magic Wow! Arizona Cardinals defeat the Buffalo Bills 32-30 in Glendale DeAndre Hopkins Caught A Hail Mary Over Three Bills To Win The Game For The Cardinals (10:10) Entertainment News Michael Jackson Is Still the Top-Earning Dead Celebrity Marilyn Monroe Dyed Her "Down There Hair" BRAD PITT won a lawsuit against a woman who sued him because she got ripped off by a Brad Pitt imposter. (21:20) Fight Club!! Police in New York busted a 200-person underground FIGHT CLUB on Saturday night. (Full Story) (26:35) "Good News" Stories from the Coronavirus Outbreak A breakthrough new study seems to have found the reason why coronavirus affects some people so much worse than others. It turns out people with serious cases don't have certain antibodies, which affects their body's defense. The researchers say this new discovery can help develop special treatments to, hopefully, curb the effects of the virus in the more serious cases. Two dads in Pennsylvania have been leading a charge to bake cookies for first responders and business owners. They've delivered more than 15,000 cookies since April. I can answer THIS call to heroism. The government in Germany released a new ad praising a new kind of "hero" in this era . . . the person who parks themselves on their couch and stays there. The pandemic has led to a rise in outdoor therapy meetings. Lots of people definitely NEED mental health help right now, so therapists have moved their offices outside to help them out. (35:35) Dumbass of the Day A Porch Pirate Goes to Court in the Same Shirt He Wore to Steal the Packages An 18-year-old guy was busted for carrying a BB gun in Disney Springs in Orlando . . . and he pretended he was a DEA agent when he was busted and showed a fake badge. Burglar says he was on a ‘mission from God' after caught inside family's home A Criminal Uses His Face Mask to Pick the Lock on His Handcuffs (46:05) Women Named Karen Say Their Name Has Ruined Their Love Lives . . . Online Dating Matches Are Down 31% This hasn't been a good year for the name "Karen" . . . and it seems like quite a few of them are about to call up Tinder and ask to speak to the manager. According to a new study, women named Karen say their name is ruining their love lives. They're getting 31% fewer matches on dating apps than last year and 33% fewer responses to messages they send. Even women who use a different spelling like C-A-R-E-N or K-A-R-I-N have seen a 22% drop in matches. (Daily Mail) Support the show: https://podcave.app/subscribe/the-world-famous-frank-show-4eehjczc See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
(0:00) Show Open: Shut Downs and Cancellations BREAKING: Winterhaven Festival of Lights canceled due to COVID-19 And the Oscar for best Nevada meme goes to.... social media pass the time waiting for an election result with increasingly creative mockery of slow count Facebook Shuts Down Large Pro-Trump 'Stop the Steal' Group for Spreading Election Misinformation and Calling for Violence Crowd of protesters in Phoenix fired up by conspiracy theorist Alex Jones Steve Bannon is permanently banned from Twitter for suggesting Dr. Fauci and FBI director Chris Wray be beheaded for not being pro-Trump enough (13:35) Entertainment News JULIE ANDREWS says she and CAROL BURNETT once got caught kissing by LADY BIRD JOHNSON. Fired Hillsong Church pastor Carl Lentz: I cheated on my wife Stephen Colbert Briefly Broke Down, Then Fired Back At Trump's Baseless Election Fraud Claims The Las Vegas Raiders and coach JOHN GRUDEN are being punished for, quote, "brazen and repeated violations of [COVID-19] protocols." (26:00) Five Ways to Unwind If You Had a Stressful Week Between the election and the worsening pandemic, a lot of people had a VERY stressful week. So here are five ways to unwind now that it's the weekend . . . Unplug. Even just signing off social media or turning off your phone for a few hours can help. And definitely don't check work emails. Listen to music. Research shows that listening to music can help slow your heart rate and lower blood pressure. It doesn't have to be relaxing classical music . . . just something you like. Get outside. Take a walk or go for a bike ride this weekend. Or even just drive around with the windows down so you can feel the wind on your face. Do something creative. Draw a picture, take some photos, write in a journal, or decorate a room in your house. Letting your mind get some creative energy out can be therapeutic and rejuvenating. Snuggle your pet. It's been shown to help relieve anxiety and depression. And hopefully your pet will enjoy it too.(Kununu) (32:45) The Biden Crime Family Steals The Election Biden crime family 'is stealing the election': protestor interrupts vote count presser Biden takes the lead over Trump in critical Pennsylvania (42:50) Dumbass of the Day A Guy Pulls a Gun on Someone for Questioning His Manhood Size *After He Revs His Engine A Man Goes to an Adult Store, Whips It Out, and Tests Out a Product A coronavirus conspiracy theorist from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada was arrested for violating a mandatory quarantine . . . after he flew back into the country from a Flat Earther convention in South Carolina. (51:30) Who's In Trouble Here? Brad got pulled over and received a ticket yesterday, but the cop was the one who was nervous and shaking??? Support the show: https://podcave.app/subscribe/the-world-famous-frank-show-4eehjczc See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
(0:00) Show Open: Stop the count Michigan! No not you AZ, you keep counting. BBQ Beer and Freedom guy Arizona election center is forced to CLOSE as armed Trump supporters chanting 'count the vote' lay siege in protest at state being called for Biden - as President closes the gap there and counting continues in Georgia, Nevada and Pennsylvania Pro-Donald Trump crowd gathers outside Arizona county recorders office where votes are being counted (Audio) Today is National Redhead Day and National Hot Sauce Day. (17:40) Entertainment News Are Jeff and Lauren Lowe from "Tiger King" Becoming Porn Stars? Tiger King's Doc Antle Responds To Allegations Of Paying His Zoo Employees A Meager $100 Per Week LORI LOUGHLIN is miserable in prison. "Borat 2" is the second most-watched "subscription video on demand" movie of the year. "Hamilton" is first. (28:45) Google Searches for "Liquor Stores Near Me" Hit an All-Time High on Election Night . . . Plus the States That Drank the Most According to Google, the number of searches for "liquor stores near me" hit an all-time high on Tuesday night. And for people looking for other forms of comfort, "fries near me" also hit an all-time high. The 10 states where the most people were searching for alcohol were: Rhode Island . . . New Hampshire . . . Massachusetts . . . Connecticut . . . Vermont . . . Michigan . . . Ohio . . . Delaware . . . Arkansas . . . and New York. And the states with the fewest searches were: Louisiana . . . North Carolina . . . Iowa . . . Washington . . . Arizona . . . Virginia . . . Hawaii . . . a tie between Missouri and Alabama . . . and North Dakota.(The Wrap / Zippia) (Here's a map with the full state-by-state breakdown.) (35:10) Weed Newbies New Jersey Legalized Marijuana, and Everyone There Googled "How to Roll a Joint" On Election Day, New Jersey became the latest state to legalize recreational marijuana . . . and they apparently reacted like total SQUARES . . . by instantly Googling "how to roll a joint." According to Google data, there was a 2,800% increase in searches for that phrase over four hours Tuesday evening. Another trending phrase was "when will weed be legal in New Jersey." And just before the measure passed, one person Tweeted, quote, "I have three victory joints rolled up ready to go! And if it doesn't pass . . . I'll still have three joints rolled up ready to go!" (Typical stoner.) (NY Post) (46:15) Dumbass of the Day A Woman Catches Her Boyfriend Cheating When She Spots a Clue in His Selfie A Bank Teller Makes a Guy Put on a Mask . . . Then He Robs the Place Police Catch a Guy Who Had a Couch Strapped to the Top of His Getaway Car A woman in Pennsylvania has been arrested after she rented a U-Haul . . . and just kept it. She was arrested after she went more than 40 days without returning it. (56:30) Pastor Who Baptized Bieber is in Hot Water Hillsong pastor and former Justin Bieber adviser is fired for 'moral failures' Support the show: https://podcave.app/subscribe/the-world-famous-frank-show-4eehjczc See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
(0:00) Show Open: AZ Is A Blue State with a shade of GREEN! Arizona voters approve legalized recreational marijuana Associated Press declares Mark Kelly winner over Martha McSally in Arizona Senate race Arizona expected to approve Prop. 208 on increased income tax Nanos leads Pima County in race for Sheriff (10:05) Entertainment News The Internet Rips Kanye West To Shreds For Only Voting Himself And Leaving The Rest Of His Ballot Blank Kourtney Kardashian spreads COVID mask conspiracy on Instagram Shaq Claims His Favorite Moment With Miami Heat Was Nearly Fighting A Teammate Naked In The Shower Lil Wayne's model girlfriend reportedly dumps him over Trump endorsement (22:15) Oregon Legalizes EVERYTHING Oregon Officer: “Do you have any firearms on you?” Oregonian: No Sir, just some black tar heroin. Oregon Officer: OK, you're free to go Oregon becomes the first state in the US to decriminalize possession of ALL drugs including HEROIN and COCAINE - and New Jersey and Arizona vote to legalize pot (29:35) "Good News" Stories from the Coronavirus Outbreak A new study this week found that COVID-19 patients still had immune cells six months after they'd been infected. A guy in New York spent a full month sitting on a street corner with a typewriter, and writing letters for anybody who walked by and wanted to reach out to someone. He set up right next to a mailbox, so he could type it out for them, and immediately mail it off. A lot of therapists have had to rely on Zoom sessions this year, which isn't ideal. But a recent study found it might actually work BETTER in some cases. Researchers tracked people who only talked with therapists through apps, video chats, emails, and texts. And they experienced more depression relief than people who met up in person. In case you didn't hear, Scotland's prime minister recently reassured kids that Santa is an essential worker, and he'll still be able to make his deliveries this year. (37:30) Dumbass of the Day A Man Denies That All the Cocaine and Heroin Between His Butt Cheeks Make Him a Drug Dealer A Guy Fires 15 Shots into Someone's Home After They Call His Baby Ugly Three men were busted trying to cook chicken over the thermal springs in Yellowstone National Park. Up to 10,000 people went to a rave in Utah over the weekend that was advertised as a "protest" against coronavirus restrictions. Bank Teller Laughs at Robber Trying to Rob a Bank with a Meat Cleaver (48:20) Scientific Myths Movies Made Us Believe I'm sorry to break it to you, but movies LIE. Here are some of the scientific MYTHS they've made us believe: You can hide behind a car door in a gun fight. Car doors are made to be lightweight, not bullet proof. You can knock someone out with chloroform in seconds. It actually takes about five minutes to take effect. Meteors are hot when they hit the Earth. They're actually lukewarm, because the hot outer layers get blown off on impact. Gun silencers actually work. Technically, they DO work. But not like they do in movies. In real life, a gun with a silencer is still pretty loud. You should suck the venom out of a bite. That can contaminate the wound and harm the nerves and blood vessels of the victim. It can also cause harm to the one doing the sucking. Using the paddles when someone flatlines. You actually do CPR when someone flatlines. A defibrillator is for someone experiencing rapid heart contractions. A gunshot to the shoulder is no big deal. People in the movies are always getting shot in the shoulder and brushing it off. But you've got a major artery and a large bundle of nerves in there. You can trick a biometric scanner with a severed hand. Those things check the capillary flow through the hand, so a dead one wouldn't work. Truth serums. According to the CIA, if you can hold out during a normal interrogation, a drug isn't going to break you.(Check out a few more here.) Support the show: https://podcave.app/subscribe/the-world-famous-frank-show-4eehjczc See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
(0:00) Show Open: Worst. November. Ever. If Covid Won't Kill us, The McRib Will The McRib Is Coming Back Nationwide for the First Time in Eight Years The people at McDonald's clearly looked around, saw everything going on, and said, "You know what people NEED? Processed and sculpted mystery meat drowned in mild barbecue sauce." McDonald's is bringing back the McRib this year, like they do around this time every year. But this year it's going nationwide. For the past eight years, they've only brought it back to some of their stores, not all of 'em. They're scheduled to hit all 14,400 McDonald's stores nationwide exactly one month from today. (CNN) (13:00) Entertainment News Sean Connery Died in His Sleep on Saturday Bruce Springsteen Is the First Act with a Top Five Album in Each of the Last Six Decades MATTHEW MCCONAUGHEY says his "alright, alright, alright" line in "Dazed & Confused" wasn't scripted . . . and they were the first three words he ever said on film. Johnny Depp LOSES 'libel trial of the century': British High Court rules Hollywood star IS a wife-beater - as he faces ruin over claims he hit Amber Heard 14 times during their turbulent relationship (24:15) Want to Go On Vacation? Dream On The new way to travel during the pandemic is "dream tourism." That's where you train yourself to DREAM about being on exotic vacations since we all know we're not going on any actual vacations for a while. If this sounds unbelievable, studies have found anywhere from 38% to 75% of people can influence their dreams if they use the right techniques. You can download a guide for pandemic dream tourism from a company called Love Home Swap. (29:20) "Good News" Stories from the Coronavirus Outbreak A bunch of kids in California did a Halloween parade outside a nursing home to cheer people up. And a retirement home in Iowa did a "Booze N' Tattoos" event last week where they could get a temporary tattoo and a REAL beer. One guy got pistols on each bicep to show off his "guns." He joked that he'd always wanted a tattoo, and got a pair of them just so he could have TWO beers. A five-year-old girl in New York named Egypt Bush has published three children's books during the pandemic, including one about first responders called "Superhero Town". She's now sold around a thousand copies since June. 56% of parents have played more video games with their kids during the pandemic, just to spend more time with them. The average parent has added an extra five hours of video games a week. For two months, a guy in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania has been standing on a street corner six days a week, waving at drivers and holding signs that say things like, "You're important" and "Red or Blue, I love you." (39:20) Dumbass of the Day A Woman Tries to Dine-and-Dash Through the Ceiling Vents But Crashes Through . . . and It's All on Video A Doctor Was Fooled into Buying "Aladdin's Lamp" Featuring a Fake Genie A woman who hid her gun in a plant outside of Disney World tried to pin it on her six-year-old . . . but surveillance video showed she was lying. Firefighters Have to Rescue Three Dudes Trapped in a Dryer (50:55) Holy Shower North Carolina pastor steps down from job after a woman accused him of peeing on her during a Delta flight, reports say Support the show: https://podcave.app/subscribe/the-world-famous-frank-show-4eehjczc See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
(0:00) Show Open: We're Afraid KL Will Be Eaten By Javalinas Woman Attacked by Javalinas (16:00) Entertainment News Dr. Dre's estranged wife Nicole Young wants to force three of his alleged mistresses to testify Kanye West gives Kim Kardashian a creepy hologram of her dead father Robert that tells her 'look at you, you're all grown up' - and calls Kanye 'the most GENIUS man in the whole world' - for her 40th birthday Scarlett Johansson and Colin Jost Are Married (26:55) Heroic Women In America A woman in Florida who was in labor stopped on the way to the hospital to vote. (Full Story) A woman is going viral for her story on TikTok about how her thong almost killed her by causing an abscess on her butt. (Full Story) A woman in New York shared her story of how she moved in with her boyfriend at the beginning of the pandemic . . . and found out he was an anti-masker, anti-vaxxer, and anti-voter. So she finally dumped him, and now her story is going viral. (33:45) Interview: Carole Baskin Carole is the CEO of Big Cat Rescue who was featured in Netflix's "Tiger King" and was recently eliminated on "Dancing with the Stars". She's doing this tour to promote Big Cat Rescue, plus several new projects she's working on including a reality show and a virtual reality game. (46:45) Dumbass of the Day A Guy Gets Busted for Hiding Drugs in Someone Else's Buttocks A Guy Is Arrested for Showering People with Cash from His Apartment While High on Meth A Guy Threatens to Set an Apartment Building on Fire When a Prostitute Runs Off with His $25 Florida Man Pays For ‘Full-Contact Experience' With Rare Black Leopard – Gets Mauled Immediately (55:25) An iPhone Tech Finds a Bribe from a Husband Who Wants His Phone to Stay Broken . . . So His Wife Can't See His History There's a guy named Mani Warda in Michigan. He works as an iPhone repairman. And he recently had a guy come in and drop off his broken phone for repairs. But when he opened up the phone, he found a surprise in the battery compartment: A note and a $100 bill. And the note said, quote, "Please tell my wife the phone is unfixable. She wants to check the call history. $100 is yours, thanks." Mani posted all about it on TikTok and now the whole story is going viral. And according to his TikTok, he decided he didn't want to get in the middle of it, so when the wife came by to pick up the phone, he gave it to her and showed her the note and the bribe. Then the husband came back and started throwing things, so Mani had to get the cops involved. There's no word on what's happened from there. (Daily Mail) (Here's a picture of the note and the bribe.) Support the show: https://podcave.app/subscribe/the-world-famous-frank-show-4eehjczc See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
(0:00) Show Open: L.A. Win The World Series, but can't dodge the Covid Dodgers clinch World Series crown but now face QUARANTINE after player was pulled mid-game for testing positive for COVID... and he returned maskless to celebrate Hundreds of Trump supporters stuck in the cold for hours when buses can't reach Omaha rally (13:05) Entertainment News Jon Stewart Is Returning to TV Kim Kardashian Is "So Humbled and Blessed" That She Can Escape the Coronavirus on a Private Island "Borat" Was Streamed by "Tens of Millions of Customers" (26:15) OMG: The Most Terrifying Story Of The Year A guy in New York City who was waiting for a bus fell into a sinkhole that was so filled with rats, he couldn't yell because they were going in his mouth. (Full Story) (30:55) Five New Dating Terms Thanks to Coronavirus Modern dating has so many ridiculous nuances that it requires its own vocabulary . . . I mean, there WAS a time when none of us had heard of "ghosting" or "catfishing" or "swiping." And now the pandemic has led to a whole NEW list of terms to describe unique dating situations. Here are some of the best ones . . . COVID-worthy, "a quality a potential match should have before you consider risking an in-person date." sexually distancing, "when you heroically pause your sex life so as to not spread coronavirus." virtual date, "a date held on Zoom, FaceTime, et. al." quarantine and chill, "when you hunker down with a romantic prospect, partly out of boredom, partly out of horniness." antibody-boy and antibody-girl, "a person who brags about having antibodies on a dating app, hoping it will lead to more matches." (Huffington Post) (Here are even more terms you can check out.) (41:25) Six Things Parents Will Do Instead of Trick-or-Treating Halloween scavenger hunts. Some parents are doing them in small groups, which can still be risky. So if you really want to stay safe, keep it in the family and hide candy around your place Easter Egg-style. Movie nights and indoor picnics. A lot of parents are ordering pizza, watching scary movies, playing games, and letting kids have as much candy as they want. Outdoor costume parties and parades. They're fairly low-risk if everyone wears a mask and stays six feet away. But that's not always easy with kids. Pumpkin carving. We usually do it before Halloween. But it's a good thing to SAVE for Halloween this year, because it burns time and keeps kids occupied. Halloween piñatas. They're a decent replacement for trick-or-treating, because your kids still get to be surprised by what kind of candy they get. Costume parties on Zoom, so they can show off their outfits. You can keep it casual, or make it a contest where people vote, and the best costumes earn the most candy. Just make sure you've got enough on hand to pay them out. (Huff Post / JSOnline) (52:10) Dumbass of the Day Thieves Break Into an Escape Room, Crack the Safe . . . But Only Find Riddles Inside Florida Man Steals Bulldozer, Mows Down Biden Signs, Claims To Have Been Drunk: Police Massive 'fetish party' broken up by German police for breaking COVID-19 restrictions PSA: Don't Super Glue Vampire Teeth in Your Mouth Like Other People on TikTok Support the show: https://podcave.app/subscribe/the-world-famous-frank-show-4eehjczc See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
(0:00) Show Open: Sahuarita is Spanish for Buzz Kills??? Sahuarita adopts ordinance to ban recreational marijuana stores if Prop 207 passes (13:45) Entertainment News Kazakhstan Is Finally Accepting Borat, and Even Using His Catchphrase in Tourism Ads 'Moral compass' babysitter in 'Borat' movie feels 'betrayed' L.A. Lakers' DWIGHT HOWARD's 12-year-old son says he's a deadbeat dad. Nxivm Leader Keith Raniere 'Is Not Sorry': Lawyer (26:45) COVID Brain Coronavirus causes 'brain fog' that can knock eight points off your IQ as if the mind has aged a decade, research suggests Coronavirus causes 'brain fog' that can knock eight points off your IQ as if the mind has aged a decade...That's 8 Points Too Many for Most Two-Thirds of People Working Remotely Miss Some Things About the Office . . . Here's the Top 10 According to a new survey, two-thirds of people who are working remotely right now says there are things they miss about the office. And here are the top 10 . . . Being face-to-face with other people. Office banter. Being able to just ask a question out loud and not having to send a message. Working in a team. Their desk. Hearing office gossip. Their chair. Catching up about people's weekends. The printer. Going on walks with coworkers during their lunch break. (Raja Workplace) (31:45) "Good News" Stories from the Coronavirus Outbreak An annual study found the average American's credit score actually went UP six points this year. Possibly because people used some of their bailout money to pay down debt. A guy in the U.K. is raising money for charity by drawing bad pictures of people's pets. He says he's not much of an artist, but people liked a goofy drawing he did of his dog. And now he's got a backlog of 1,000 requests. Instead of paying him, he asks people to donate to help end homelessness, and he's raised over $28,000 so far. Here's the SWEETEST wedding we've seen this year: Two weeks ago, a couple in Oklahoma got married in the same Dunkin' Donuts drive-thru where they first met. John Thompson was a regular in 2015, and hit it off with a woman who worked there named Sugar Good. Yes, that's her real name. But she's Sugar Thompson now. For the wedding, he pulled around in his truck . . . waited in line like normal . . . placed his usual order . . . and they exchanged vows at the drive-thru window. (41:45) Dumbass of the Day A Restaurant Thief Is Busted When He Takes a Nap in the Bathroom Next to a Half-Eaten Cheesecake A drunk guy in Pennsylvania was arrested after he was running around at 5:00 A.M. screaming he was the son of God and throwing mailboxes. Billionaire accused of blaring ‘Gilligan's Island' song on loop to torment neighbor FL Pastor and Son Accused of Sexual Cyberharassment by High School Cheerleader (56:05) Robert Englund (Freddie Krueger) Promoting: HALLOWEEN!! Veteran character actor Robert Englund was born in Glendale, California, to Janis (MacDonald) and John Kent Englund, an aeronautics engineer. Since 1973, Robert has appeared in over 75 feature films and starred in four TV series. He has starred alongside Oscar-winners Henry Fonda, Susan Sarandon and Jeff Bridges. Since 1984 he's achieved international fame as the iconic boogeyman Freddy Krueger in the hit franchise A Nightmare on Elm Street and its seven sequels. Englund has guest starred in hundreds of hours of TV most recently Bones, Criminal Minds and Hawaii 5-0. He will soon be seen starring in the horror film Fear Clinic, and the English thriller The Last Showing, he can be heard as the voice of the Evil Beaver in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles cartoon show. Support the show: https://podcave.app/subscribe/the-world-famous-frank-show-4eehjczc See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
(0:00) Show Open: Reminder For The Dummies, it's not about the death rate. It's about the hospitals Curfew imposed in El Paso County, Texas, from 10pm to 5am as COVID cases rise and all hospitals hit 100% capacity - prompting fears more areas will do the same California Needs to do what now? Megyn Kelly joins the backlash against California Gov. Newsom's Thanksgiving insanity that requires families to celebrate outside, wear masks when not eating and only spend two hours together What a game! Cardinals beat the Seahawks in OT 37-34 (16:35) Entertainment News Moment hysterical Cardi B screamed at cops to release her 'unarmed' husband Offset after he was cuffed for 'waving guns at people' while driving through a Trump rally with her cousin - who's been bailed on weapons charges KATE BECKINSALE has kicked her latest young boyfriend to the curb. Kelly Ripa Would Like You to Know That Her Husband Is Seriously Packing Mike Tyson Has Released a Club Banger Called "Mike Tyson" (29:00) It Takes A Village To Kill A Nest Washington state has destroyed the first murder hornet nest it found, which included vacuuming several giant murder hornets out of it. (Full Story) (36:10) One in Three People Have Lied to Their Significant Other About Their Number of Sexual Partners It's not a good idea to start a new relationship on a foundation of lies. But . . . um . . . what if you're pretty sure there won't BE a new relationship WITHOUT at least a few strategic lies? According to a new survey, one out of three people admit that they've LIED to their significant other about their number of sexual partners. Men were almost twice as likely to lie as women. And the top two reasons for lying are: They're afraid the person would judge them by their real number . . . and they thought their number was too far from their significant other's number and wanted to close the gap. The survey also found the five most "uncomfortable" sexual topics to discuss with your partner. They are: Number of sexual partners . . . past sexual experiences . . . sexual fantasies and things you want . . . kinks . . . and what you could do to be better in bed. (The Sun) (48:35) Dumbass of the Day A guy in Ireland called the police to report he'd left his bag with $47,000 worth of cocaine on a train. He was just sentenced to four years in prison. Man Arrested After Calling 911 To Alert Authorities About Alien Invasion Some thieves stole a Tesla in Australia but didn't realize that the owner could track where the car was going in her app . . . plus the thieves left some personal items behind when they ditched the car, which led the cops right to them. A guy broke into a house in Oregon and the cops found him walking down the highway with a stolen gallon of milk and can of beets. (58:05) A New Website Tracks Every Broken McDonald's Ice Cream Machine in Real Time The ice cream machines at McDonald's are notorious for breaking down. So a software engineer who loves their ice cream finally did something to help people out . . . He launched a website called McBroken.com that tracks all of their U.S. locations, and tells you whether each one is currently serving ice cream or not. He built a bot that adds ice cream to his online cart at thousands of locations every 30 minutes. And if they won't let him order ice cream, he knows their machine is down. The whole site is just a zoomable map of the U.S., with locations in green if they have ice cream, and red if they don't. And you can click on each one to see how long ago it was checked. According to the site, around 9% of all McDonald's ice cream machines are currently down across the country. And it's more like 20% in some cities.(The Verge) Support the show: https://podcave.app/subscribe/the-world-famous-frank-show-4eehjczc See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
(0:00) Show Open: Borat Released Early, Defends Rudy Borat 'defends' honey trap scene involving Rudy Giuliani as 'innocent sexy time encounter with 15-year-old' - as Sacha Baron Cohen's new movie is released early (11:35) Entertainment News Tiger King's Carole Baskin wants Joe Exotic to stop selling underwear line that spoofs her name Elton John Is Getting His Own Barbie Doll PAUL MCCARTNEY's new album "McCartney 3" comes out December 11th . . . 50 years after his first solo album, "McCartney". "McCartney 2" came out in 1980. KID ROCK and JOHN DALY attended last night's presidential debate to support DONALD TRUMP . . . and were forced to wear masks. (23:35) This Year Doesn't Count I'm not sure it works this way . . . but some people in their 20s and 30s who feel like the pandemic has robbed them of this year of their lives have decided to opt-out of aging. So they're not going to add a year to their age on their next birthday. Opioids In America Walmart sues US in pre-emptive strike in opioid abuse battle Grandmother's pill mills made millions in Tennessee, feds say. She's going to prison (35:20) Dumbass of the Day A Guy Stops in the Middle of a Police Chase to Fill Up with Gas A Couple's First Date Ends in a Police Chase and an Arrest The cops in New Jersey busted some drunk guys who were trying to fire bowling balls out of a cannon. A Hungover Woman Orders a Burger with No Bun, Mustard, Onions, Pickles . . . or Patty (45:35) Five Things That Might Be Sold Out Way Before the Holidays This Year Here are five things that are probably going to be in high demand for the holidays this year, so you should seriously consider picking them up NOW, before they sell out . . . Fitness equipment. There was a run on things like treadmills and kettlebells early during the pandemic when gyms shut down. And those things might still be hard to find as the weather gets cooler and people start working out inside their house more. Puzzles and board games. They've been an easy and fun way to keep yourself and your family entertained while few events are going on. Nintendo Switch. It was already a hot gift BEFORE the pandemic, and the lockdowns this year just made it even more popular. If you think you might want to get a Switch for a Christmas gift this year, you should scoop it up as soon as you see it in stock somewhere. Yarn and craft supplies. People have more time on their hands these days, so they've been stocking up on yarn and other crafting supplies. Which means if you're planning to make some handmade holiday gifts, you should buy early. Spices. There was a big increase in demand earlier this year when we started cooking at home more. But fall and winter are also a big time for spices, and there could be disruptions in the supply chain around the globe. (Washington Post) (52:50) This Week in Science: Phones on the Moon, Zeptoseconds, and the Gene That Tells Us When to Pee NASA and Nokia are putting a 4G cell network on the Moon. It's to help astronauts communicate and control robots the next time we send people up there. In other space news: Could aliens be watching us from their own planets? A study at Cornell found more than 1,000 solar systems that have a perfect sightline to Earth. They're trillions of miles away though, so they'd need a pretty good telescope to see anything fun. A team of scientists in the Netherlands think they found a new organ located in our head. It's a set of salivary glands behind our nose that might help lubricate the throat. They discovered it by mistake while doing prostate cancer research. (???) Scientists in Germany set a new record for the shortest unit of time ever measured . . . 247 zeptoseconds. A "zeptosecond" is one-trillionth of a billionth of a second. Or 0.0 followed by another 19 zeroes, and then a 1. 5. Researchers in Maryland figured out the exact gene in our bodies that tells us when it's time to pee. Support the show: https://podcave.app/subscribe/the-world-famous-frank-show-4eehjczc See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
(0:00) Show Open: Borat Traps Trump Rat Rudy Today is National Nut Day. Thanks to Borat, we know how Rudy prepares to celebrate! Giuliani Appears to Touch Himself in Borat Scene Giuliani on That Borat Scene: 'I Was Tucking in My Shirt' (14:40) Entertainment News Matthew McConaughey Turned Down $14.5 Million When He Quit Rom-Coms Jared Leto Returns as the Joker in the New Cut of "Justice League" Ozzy Osbourne Blames His Bad Year on a Haunted Doll Remember THE AMAZING RANDI? He was a magician who also used to go around debunking phony psychics and bogus paranormal claims. He died this week of age-related causes. He was 92. (27:45) If the bullets don't hit you, that ass is to die for Model mom! OnlyFans star, 26, opens fire on two burglars armed with Uzis who attacked her husband and son (33:05) What's the Moment When You Realized "Wow, I'm Old"? People on Reddit are sharing their "Wow, I'm old" moments right now. Here are some of the best ones . . . "When I fell down at work and no one laughed, instead three people came running over to make sure I was okay." "I found myself grunting and groaning to bend over to tie my shoes." "When I went to a music festival and slept in a tent after five years of not doing so. I needed to get home and take a real shower." "When my son could outrun me." "Instead of growing facial hair to look older, I'm shaving it to look younger." "I had to explain to someone how we used to organize meeting up before cell phones. It was like I was explaining how to split an atom." 7."When I spotted a gray hair . . . down there." (Reddit) Masked bandits: Raccoons caught red-handed breaking into California bank (43:55) Dumbass of the Day A Guy Caught Pleasuring Himself in Truck Claims He Was Playing Air Drums A Drunk Guy Breaks into a McDonald's Looking for McNuggets and Is Confused Why No One's Inside Two men were arrested in Arkansas after they cut off a man's junk . . . and the guy was a, quote, "willing participant." Miami attorney, 41, is unmasked by the FBI as an armed robber who had struck at five banks in the past three weeks and was arrested on his way to a sixth (54:00) Steve Byrne STEVE BYRNE / “THE OPENING ACT” NEW FILM - “THE OPENING ACT” (released October 16th) currently available in select theatres, On Demand (Apple, iTunes, Amazon, etc.) and Digital HD. Steve wrote and directed “The Opening Act” "THE OPENING ACT" SYNOPSIS: Will Chu (Jimmy O. Yang) appears to have it all - the job, the girl - but what's missing is his true passion in life. He wants to become a stand-up comedian. When he gets the opportunity he's been waiting for, the emcee slot on the road opening for his hero Billy G., the realities of life on the stage come crashing in. Between relentless hecklers, drunk comedy groupies and hard-to-impress morning radio DJs, things get off to a rough start. Even if he can take the opportunity to learn from his idols and overcome the challenges, Will still needs to decide if he should continue with the life he has, or pursue the one he has always dreamt of - the life of a comedian. “The Opening Act” stars: Jimmy O. Yang("Silicon Valley"), Jermaine Fowler, Cedric the Entertainer, Ken JeongAlex Moffat, Neal Brennan, Debby Ryan, Bill Burr, Whitney Cummings, and Russell Peters among others… Support the show: https://podcave.app/subscribe/the-world-famous-frank-show-4eehjczc See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
(0:00) Show Open: Pat Robertson Predicts End Times...Again Pat Robertson predicts Trump will win election before asteroid strikes earth (11:05) Entertainment News Nicolas Cage Once Turned $200 Into $20K At A Casino, Promptly Donated It All To An Orphanage, And Never Gambled Again Avengers assemble: Robert Downey Jr. leads his Marvel co-stars in defending Chris Pratt after woke warriors attacked him for his conservative politics and Christian faith Bill Cosby Smiles in New Mugshot SUSAN SARANDON says CHER stole her part in "The Witches of Eastwick". . . possibly by sleeping with a producer. (26:25) Interview: Aisha Tyler Promoting: Archer new episodes airing Wednesdays 10pm on FXX ..next day on FX on Hulu Aisha Tyler is an award-winning director, actor, comedian, bestselling author, podcaster and activist. She voices superspy Lana Kane on F/XX's Emmy-winning hit animated comedy Archer, the winner of four back-to-back Television Critics' Choice Awards, currently airing its 11th season. She is host of Amazon's weekly show Prime Rewind, an after-show for its hit series The Boys, which explores in detail themes and issues suggested in the episodes. Aisha was a series regular on the hit CBS show “Criminal Minds,” which aired its series finale in February 2020, and for which she also directed two episodes. She continues to host the CW's hit improv show, Whose Line Is It Anyway, and is a main character voice for the Disney+ series Monsters at Work, based on the popular film Monsters, Inc. In addition, Aisha is an entrepreneur, launching a line of premium, ready to drink bottled cocktails she personally created and developed, called Courage+Stone, in 2020. The company has grown more than 600% throughout the year. Aisha was a co-host for seven seasons of CBS's Emmy-winning daytime show The Talk, which she departed in September 2017 to focus more on acting and directing. She hosted her own nighttime talk show, “Unapologetic” on AMC, which focused on female-centric issues, particularly informed by the current social and political climates. Aisha is well-remembered for her character arc on Friends, where she was the first African-American to have a long-standing role on the show. Her feature film directing debut, the thriller AXIS, premiered 2017, and the won the Outstanding Achievement in Feature Filmmaking award at the 2017 Newport Beach Film Festival, then had a theatrical run at Arclight Hollywood, Landmark NYC and Drafthouse, Austin, Texas. Currently, she is directing several television projects. A San Francisco native, Ms. Tyler graduated from Dartmouth College with a degree in Government and Environmental Policy. An avid gamer and passionate advocate (and occasional adversary) of the gaming community, Aisha's voice can be heard in the video games Halo:Reach; Gears of War 3, and Watch Dogs. She is a board member of Planned Parenthood, and is an advocate for causes including the International Rescue Committee, Family Violence Prevention Fund, Doctors Without Borders and more. Aisha is a bourbon and hard rock fan, a snowboarder and sci-fi obsessive. Official site: HYPERLINK "http://www.aishatyler.com"http://www.aishatyler.com (37:35) Dumbass of the Day A woman in Louisiana tried to throw her bag of meth out of her car window when she got pulled over . . . but the bag hit the cop right in his leg. Police Track Down a Taco Bell Burglar . . . And Find He's Already in Jail for Robbing a Different Taco Bell Florida Man Filmed Ramming A Luxury Yacht Into Other Boats And Causing Absurd Damage While Destroying A Marina A Million-Dollar Flying Squirrel Trafficking Ring in Florida Has Been Busted The world's smartest dumbass? Man steals $1000 in merchandise using a kool aid packet (47:55) How Do You Deal with Your Bad Breath Underneath Your Mask? Wearing face masks has REALLY made everyone realize how bad their breath gets over the course of a day. And since we're not going to brush our teeth more often . . . God forbid, right? . . . we need other solutions. According to a new survey, 40% of people have started popping MINTS to deal with their bad mask breath. 38% chew more gum, and 22% eat hard candies. Now you know. (PR Newswire) (55:15) Frank's $1000 Chair has a tear Support the show: https://podcave.app/subscribe/the-world-famous-frank-show-4eehjczc See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
(0:00) Show Open: AZ bathes in Cowboys Tears Murray has happy homecoming, Cards cruise past Cowboys 38-10 Extremely Depressed Cowboys Fan Being Comforted By His Girlfriend On ‘Monday Night Football' Becomes An Instant Meme (13:45) Entertainment News Jeff Bridges, 70, reveals he has been diagnosed with lymphoma in message quoting his Big Lebowski character The Dude - but insists 'the prognosis is good' Troy Aikman and Joe Buck perfectly slam flyovers amid COVID-19 pandemic on hot mic Carole Baskin from "Tiger King" Is Bisexual Seth Rogen Says ‘Borat 2' Has ‘A Few Of The Funniest Scenes I've Ever Seen In A Movie' (25:30) Is this part of the show? Tourists Get Suprise at zoo Bears Kill Zoo Worker in Front of Tourists (32:50) Science Says That the Scariest Movie of All Time Is . . . What's the scariest movie you've ever seen? If it's not "Sinister", then you're WRONG. Because science just determined that it's the ACTUAL scariest movie of all time. "Sinister" stars ETHAN HAWKE as a true crime writer who moves into a house where a family was murdered and . . . stuff happens. It came out in 2012. So how was this decided? Someone chose 50 horror movies, then had 50 people sit down and watch them all . . . and their heart rates were monitored the whole time. Fifty movies isn't exactly a comprehensive overview of the horror genre, but they chose them based on their ratings on IMDB and Rotten Tomatoes. And the list did include many of the supposedly scariest films of all time. "Insidious" came in second. The test subjects reacted to both of the top movies with an average heart rate of 86 beats per minute. "Sinister" won for keeping their hearts pounding for the entire movie, while "Insidious" got the biggest jump scare. (They didn't identify the actual scene with the biggest jump scare, but it was probably this one.) Here are the Top 20 scariest movies, and the average heart rates they generated: (tie) "Sinister" and "Insidious", 86 beats per minute. "The Conjuring", 85 bpm. "Hereditary", 83 bpm. "Paranormal Activity", 82 bpm. "It Follows", 81 bpm. (tie) "The Conjuring 2" and "The Babadook", 80 bpm. (tie) "The Descent", "The Visit", and "The Ring", 79 bpm. (tie) "A Quiet Place" and "A Nightmare on Elm Street", 78 bpm. (tie) "Halloween", "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre", "28 Days Later", and "The Exorcist", 77 bpm. "Hush", 76 bpm. "It", 75 bpm. "Scream", 73 bpm. It's interesting that everything in the Top 10 came out within the last 20 years. THEN you start seeing more classic stuff. It's kind of amazing that legendary flicks like "Halloween", "Chainsaw", and "The Exorcist" don't even make the Top 10, but tastes change. I mean, people were terrified of the old "Frankenstein" and "Dracula" movies when they first came out in the '30s and '40s. Some other classic movies that appear further down the list include "The Omen", "The Shining", "Alien", "The Thing", and "Friday the 13th". (Bro Bible) (43:15) Dumbass of the Day A Guy Accidentally Burns Down His Trailer Trying to Scare Away Raccoons A Guy with the Last Name "Crook" Is Busted for Stealing Things Twice in One Day A Brawl Breaks Out After a Guy Passes Gas in an Uber Tampa CEO accused of using startup funds on escorts, trips and strip club visits (53:50) Ambien Awakenings A guy in the Netherlands with a brain injury that keeps him from talking was temporarily CURED by taking Ambien . . . and he asked for fast food. (Full Story) Support the show: https://podcave.app/subscribe/the-world-famous-frank-show-4eehjczc See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
(0:00) Show Open: Pretty Fly and A Pink Eye The Vice Presidential Debate was last night, and a fly landed on the VP's head and pretty much stole the show. LeBron James Fired Off A Hilarious Joke About The Huge Fly That Landed On Mike Pence's Head During The Vice Presidential Debate 'Pitch in $5 to help this campaign fly': Joe Biden pokes fun at Mike Pence after a fly landed on his head in VP debate - while Twitter users call for him to get tested for COVID due to his pink eye Kids Won't Be Sitting on Santa's Lap This Year Children everywhere WON'T have to be traumatized by sitting on Santa's lap this year for the sake of an overpriced mall photo. Most malls around the country are making their Christmas plans. And those plans DO include Santa . . . but DON'T include sitting on his lap. They're planning to hold no-contact Santa visits including masks, plexiglass dividers, and photos from six feet away. Some malls will even have Santa sit inside a giant snow globe, or be behind a giant picture frame. And in some areas, Santas will be available for Zoom calls with kids who don't feel safe coming to the mall. The big reason for doing this is mall Santas' health. According to a guy who runs a Santa school in Atlanta, quote, "Santas are typically in a minimum of two high-risk categories . . . over age 65 and overweight." (CBS 3 - Philadelphia) (15:20) Entertainment News Country Singer Morgan Wallen is DROPPED as this week's musical guest on Saturday Night Live after he was caught partying maskless days before the show John Daly, A God Amongst Men, Makes Hole-In-One In Charity Event While Barefoot Ellen DeGeneres Show drops 38% in the ratings as viewership takes a nosedive following toxic workplace scandal Mariah Carey Says She and Her Fiancé James Packer Didn't Have Sex (28:25) Stupid Question Of The Day Are Virtual First Dates Actually Better Than Face-to-Face First Dates? Here's one we didn't see coming: Virtual first dates might actually have some real advantages over face-to-face first dates. According to a new survey, about two-thirds of people say they've liked virtual dating this year. They save you time if the date isn't good . . . they last an average of 26 minutes less. They save you money, an average of $23 per date. And they still WORK . . . people say they can usually tell if they have a connection with someone in just 30 seconds of a video chat. Of course, they aren't perfect. You miss out on the little body language hints, the chance to size up someone in person, and, of course, the potential for doing all sorts of filthy things to each other if the date goes well. But one in four people say they want to keep doing virtual first dates even once the pandemic is over because it's a good way to at least screen out bad prospects. (Daily Express) (33:15) "Good News" Stories from the Coronavirus Outbreak A lot of couples have had to postpone weddings this year, but it hasn't given many of them cold feet. 82% say that going through the pandemic together has made them want to marry the person even more. A 48-year-old guy from Long Island named Scott Cohen almost died of COVID-19 in April. But he got plasma from a woman named Abbie Park who'd already beaten the virus. And her antibodies helped HIM beat it too. They just met up in person for the first time on Tuesday, and he thanked her for saving his life. You might be able to travel overseas without quarantining soon. A new "COVID passport" system is being tested for the first time at London-Heathrow Airport this week. There's an app that stores info on when your last test was. And once there's a vaccine, you could use it to prove you've been vaccinated. Earlier this year, a guy in New York named Woody Latour started hanging posters outside his house with lame dad jokes on them, just to lift people's spirits. And he's still at it. Here's his most recent one: "Out of all the inventions in the last 100 years, the dry erase board is probably the most RE-MARKABLE." (42:40) Dumbass of the Day A Man Is Busted for Trying to Arrange a Threesome with a Horse An Arson Suspect Is Arrested When He Hops on the Fire Truck Some scammers were going door-to-door in California claiming they were collecting money for the local high school football team. But they were caught when they went to one of the coaches' houses. Ballsy Pizza Delivery Guy Caught On Video Rubbing Customer's Ice Cream On His Crotch (51:50) What's the One Thing You Still Need to Vent About Even After All These Years? There's a discussion on Reddit right now where people are venting about something in their past they're STILL angry or annoyed about, even after all these years. Here are some of the best things people just can't let go of . . . "In fifth grade, a science test asked 'Are there any stars in the solar system?' I said yes. He marked it wrong. I went up and said, 'What about the sun?' He said he meant all the other stars and kept it marked wrong. I'm over 50 years old now." "I was suspended for vandalizing the school even though I didn't do it. Four days later I was allowed to come back because they found who actually did it. I just got an apology." "I went on maternity leave. The woman they hired to cover for me was paid $3 more an hour. She couldn't keep up and messed up several things I had to correct when I came back. When I asked for a raise, they offered me 50 cents." "Our wedding photographer left part of their lens cap on so every photo has a massive black ring. No good photos from the wedding." "When my mom accidentally put my sister's name on my birthday cake. Pretty horrible way to turn 13." 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(0:00) Show Open: RIP Eddie Van Halen Eddie Van Halen Lost His Battle with Cancer VAN HALEN guitarist EDDIE VAN HALEN died yesterday, after what his son WOLFGANG called a "long and arduous battle with cancer." He was 65. Wolfie added, quote, "He was the best father I could ask for. Every moment I've shared with him on and off stage was a gift. My heart is broken and I don't think I'll ever recover from this loss. I love you so much, Pop." Wolfgang was at the hospital when Eddie passed, along with his mother VALERIE BERTINELLI, Eddie's brother ALEX, and Eddie's current wife Janie. Eddie and Valerie were married from 1981 to 2007. Eddie was first treated for tongue cancer in 2000. Although he was a longtime smoker, he blamed it on years of holding metal guitar picks in his mouth. Last year it was revealed that he had been battling throat cancer for several years, and flying to Germany for radiation treatment. According to TMZ, the cancer had spread to his brain and the rest of his organs, and he went downhill quickly over the last few days. ("Rolling Stone" has a good career retrospective.) Here are some of the tributes: David Lee Roth: "What a long great trip it's been." Former Van Halen singer Sammy Hagar: "Heartbroken and speechless. My love to the family." Former Van Halen bassistMichael Anthony: "No words . . . Heartbroken, my love to the family. Valerie Bertinelli: "I'm so grateful Wolfie and I were able to hold you in your last moments. I will see you in our next life my love." (13:20) Entertainment News Netflix Has Been Indicted in Texas Over "Cuties" "Saturday Night Live" Had to Pay Their Audience Is there anyone in the world who can't pronounce the word "corona" at this point? Yep . . . WENDY WILLIAMS. Ed Sheeran Was Once Told To Dye His Hair Black In Order To Be Famous (28:05) One in Four Single People Had Sex with Their Roommate During Quarantine Match.com just released the results of a new survey about how single people have been handling their getting-it-on needs during the quarantine. And 24% say they had sex with their, quote, "non-romantic" ROOMMATE. In other words, they were stuck in the house together, so they got-it-on for the first time. The survey also found 16% of single people say they've been getting-it-on with THEMSELVES more often during the pandemic. 26% of people have broken up with someone they'd been dating during the pandemic . . . and 11% of people have gotten back together with their ex. (PR Newswire) A Study Finds Guys with Deep, Sexy Voices Are More Likely to Cheat A new study found men with deep, sexy voices might be more likely to SLEEP AROUND. Researchers polled 116 men and 145 women, and asked how likely they were to stay faithful in a relationship on a scale from 1 to 7. And they found that men with deep voices were more likely to admit they'd probably cheat at some point. The people behind the study think it might have to do with testosterone. Guys with deeper voices tend to have more of it. And previous studies have found links between testosterone and cheating. The researchers admit it was a small sample size though, so it doesn't prove anything. And they didn't find any link between women's cheating habits, and how high or low their voice is. (NY Post) (34:15) Masks Work Coronavirus cases in Arizona declined by 75% during the summer after the governor implements a mask mandate (44:35) Dumbass of the Day Man who used fake money at Tucson casino assaults federal officer, A Library Employee Is Busted for Stealing $1.3 Million of Printer Toner Over 12 Years A Woman Is Busted Trying to Sell a Stolen Ring Back to the Jewelry Store It Was Stolen From A guy in Michigan pooped in an empty box at a Meijer store, then put it on the shelf. The cops are trying to track him down. (54:35) Hackers Can Get Into a Hi-Tech Male Chastity Belt and Remotely Lock It There's a hi-tech male chastity belt on the market called the Cellmate. It's controlled by an app. But a team of security researchers in the U.K. just found a flaw in its code that could let hackers remotely lock EVERY single one of these chastity belts at the same time. And there's no manual override, so all of the dudes would need to be power sawed out of them, which is obviously REALLY dangerous. Fortunately, this security team found the flaw before hackers did . . . and the company that makes the Cellmate was able to patch it up to make it more secure. Anyway, I'm not sure this story is going to motivate you to buy a hi-tech, possibly hackable male chastity belt . . . but if you want one, you can get a new, patched Cellmate for around $190. (BBC) (Here's a safe for work photo.) Support the show: https://podcave.app/subscribe/the-world-famous-frank-show-4eehjczc See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
(0:00) Show Open: Local Sprouts Maskhole Gets Charged Father-Son facing charges for Sprouts incident ‘Thank you to everyone who ruined your lives with us': Meet Rack Bar & Grill closes after 25 years (14:40) Entertainment News Kim Kardashian Confirms Kanye West Had A ‘Scary' Case Of COVID-19 In March Netflix has reversed course and canceled "GLOW", after initially renewing it for a fourth season. Harvey Weinstein is facing six new sexual assault charges. (27:55) Murder Hornets Slaughter Phase Apparently the murder hornets have now entered their "slaughter phase" where they go around looking for bees to kill. (Full Story) (33:30) "Good News" Stories from the Coronavirus Outbreak A team of scientists in India have developed a cheap paper test for coronavirus that almost works like a pregnancy test. It could become a real game changer in terms of our ability to test ourselves at home in an affordable, accurate, fast way. There's a guy in California named Mitchell Couch who's been building desks for low-income students who need a place to set up for remote learning. He's already built dozens of desks for people in the community. A new study found wearing a face mask does NOT lead to a buildup of carbon dioxide or restrict a person's oxygen. So we can all drop THAT excuse. An elderly Vietnam veteran in Washington who was working as an elementary school volunteer made such an impact on the kids that a lot of them are now keeping in touch as pen pals . . . and even volunteering to check up on him or walk his dog. People all over have begun embracing a Dutch concept called "niksen" during the pandemic . . . that's a way of de-stressing by doing NOTHING. You just give yourself permission to spend time looking out a window, daydreaming, or hanging with your pet. (47:00) Dumbass of the Day A Mother and Son Who Shot at a Guy in a Road Rage Incident Will Both Go to Prison The president of an HOA in Florida has been busted embezzling more than $20,000 to buy stamps and lawn equipment. A couple that was having sex on a beach in Israel was fined for breaking coronavirus regulations. Naked Mom Zoom Bombs Sons 3rd Grade Classroom (57:45) Your Taste in Music Depends on Your Parents' Height? According to a new study, a baby develops a love for either faster music or slower music based on their parents' HEIGHT. Shorter parents tend to have babies who like faster music, taller parents tend to have babies who like slow jams. The researchers think it's because shorter parents take faster steps when they're walking around with the baby . . . so the baby likes that faster rhythm. Quote, "Their experience of walking is at the rate of the person who's carrying them around [so] they're getting lots of experience at that tempo." So does that preference carry over as you get older? It would certainly make sense, although there will need to be more studies to figure it out. (Daily Mail) Support the show: https://podcave.app/subscribe/the-world-famous-frank-show-4eehjczc See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
(0:00) Show Open: Eff Covid, Passionately An Erotic Novel Where a Scientist Has Sex with Coronavirus Is Going Viral An erotic romance novel where a scientist falls in love with and gets-it-on with coronavirus has gone viral. It's called "Kissing the Coronavirus", and in it, an evil scientist catches the virus, and it turns him into a human version of the virus that the main character can now have sex with. And it has writing like, quote, "Alexa felt a rush of excitement every time she picked up the Corona sample, like a pulsating, erect penis, desperate to unleash its devastation on anyone who touched it." (15:25) Entertainment News Some Evil Human Being Sucker-Punched Rick Moranis Chrissy Metz goes Instagram official with new boyfriend Bradley Collins Tommy Lee says he drank 2 gallons of vodka a day before latest rehab stint (27:30) Do You Believe Her or No? Sharon Osbourne, 67, and Ozzy, 71, still have sex a 'couple of times a week' Also, I'd buy this issue Hello Dolly! Parton, 74, reveals she's in talks to pose for Playboy more than 40 years after she graced its cover in a bunny suit (32:35) RACHEL DRATCH Actress & Comedian Stars in New Mo Willems Comedy Special on HBO Max Rachel Dratch is best known for her time on ‘Saturday Night Live', where she created many memorable characters including “Debbie Downer”. She appeared regularly on the newest season of ‘SNL', portraying Senator Amy Klobuchar. Her other TV credits include: ‘Shameless', ‘The Good Fight', ‘Parks and Recreation', ‘‘Inside Amy Schumer', '30 Rock', & ‘The King of Queens'. On the big screen, Rachael has appeared in ‘Wine Country', ‘Sisters', ‘Click', ‘I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry', & ‘Spring Breakdown'. Rachel currently stars, along with Anthony Anderson, Natalie Morales, Tony Hale, and others in the new comedy special ‘ and the Storytime All-Stars Present: Don't Let the Pigeon Do Storytime!', now available on HBO Max. (42:50) Dumbass of the Day Police Busting a Drug Ring Find a Thorough "How-To" Manual for the Entire Operation A Woman Turned in Her Meth to the Cops Because It Was "Junk" A guy on the border between Canada and Washington state who owns a bed-and-breakfast called Smuggler's Inn has been busted for helping sneak seven illegal migrants into Canada. The police in Pennsylvania went to a house for a domestic issue and the guy inside said he was a federal officer and he'd arrest the cops for interfering. He wasn't, though . . . and he was arrested on several charges. (52:40) Ye Old Crapper Five hundred-year-old excrement from Medieval toilets reveals how changes in diet since the 15th Century may have triggered diseases such as irritable bowels, allergies and obesity Support the show: https://podcave.app/subscribe/the-world-famous-frank-show-4eehjczc See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
(0:00) Show Open University of Arizona says 'legal action' possible if coronavirus cases continue to surge Today is the Fall Equinox . . . National Ice Cream Cone Day . . . National Singles Day . . . and National Voter Registration Day. (14:00) Entertainment News 'Ellen turned my trauma into a joke': Former employees and critics pan DeGeneres for her 'tone deaf', 'disingenuous' and 'half-hearted' monologue responding to claims she runs a toxic work environment '2 Christ 2 Passionate': Twitter users mock the Passion of the Christ sequel by proposing hilarious titles for the film after actor Jim Caveziel confirmed a surprise second installment MICHAEL JORDAN and DENNY HAMLIN are starting a racing team . . . and their first driver is BUBBA WALLACE. (26:30) More People Are Watching "Cuties" on Netflix Because of the Controversy The controversy over the French coming-of-age film "Cuties" caused a lot of people to cancel their Netflix subscriptions. But it also caused a lot of people to WATCH THE MOVIE. According to a Hollywood research and marketing firm, 52% of the people who watched it did so ONLY because of all the fuss. And another 29% said it was a major reason. And 72% of them said they thought the controversy was "overblown" after they actually saw it.(Hollywood Reporter) (33:25) 2020: Enter The Super Pigs? America is facing a 'time-bomb' explosion of millions of 'super pigs' that can reproduce at three months old, grow up to 400lbs and destroy thousands of square miles of farms and livestock (45:40) Dumbass of the Day A Guy Is Arrested for Kidnapping a Car Salesman During a Test Drive A guy in Nebraska who put a fake bomb in downtown Omaha last week also was found with 863 pounds of marijuana in his car. The police in Australia busted a guy with more than 500 pounds of meth in his van . . . after he crashed into two parked police cars outside of a station. Support the show: https://podcave.app/subscribe/the-world-famous-frank-show-4eehjczc See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
(0:00) Show Open: Can We Take Down Facebook? The FTC is 'preparing possible antitrust lawsuit against Facebook' after year-long investigation Kim Kardashian is joined by Leonardo DiCaprio and a slew of stars for 'freeze' Instagram day as Hollywood decides to protest 'hate speech' on the Mark Zuckerberg-owned platform (13:10) Entertainment News Chris Evans Admits He Was "Embarrassed" by That Picture of His Junk "South Park" Is Doing a One-Hour Special on the Coronavirus Roy Jones Jr. Thinks He Made a Mistake Agreeing to Fight Mike Tyson Neil Patrick Harris Had COVID-19 (24:00) Is It Okay to Have Sex When You're Staying in Someone's Guest Bedroom? Travel is obviously going to look a lot different this holiday season than in the past, but tons of people are still going to wind up staying in people's guest bedrooms. And when they're there . . . will they GET-IT-ON? A new survey asked people if it's acceptable to have sex with your partner when you're staying in the guest bedroom at someone's house. 45% of people say it's acceptable . . . 31% say it's not . . . and 23% aren't sure. Men are WAY more likely than women to say it's acceptable, for what it's worth. (YouGov) (29:55) Brad's Going To Las Vegas (40:25) Dumbass of the Day A Police Helicopter Pilot Gets a Burglary Alert from His Doorbell Cam and Hunts Them Down A guy in England was spotted using a snake as a face mask . . . he had it wrapped around his face on a bus. ANTI-MASKER:'YOU'RE GONNA HAVE TO DRAG ME OUT!!!' Police Take Him Up On It Toy Store Worker Accidentally Plays "WAP" by Cardi B (49:25) Keeping It Classy A Mountain Dew Margarita Is Coming to Red Lobster Mountain Dew was originally invented in the 1940s just to be a mixer for alcoholic drinks. So this is a real "come full circle" moment for it. Red Lobster just announced they're adding a MOUNTAIN DEW MARGARITA to their menu. It's called the Dew-garita. From the picture, it looks just as bright green as you'd expect, and there's some red salt on the rim. It should hit Red Lobsters starting this month.(Delish) Support the show: https://podcave.app/subscribe/the-world-famous-frank-show-4eehjczc See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
(0:00) Show Open For the first time in its existence, the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade is going to be TV-only . . . there will still be balloons, floats, and performers, but they won't walk through the streets and there are no spectators allowed. 'Last ditch effort': UA, Pima County tell students to shelter in place or 'drastic changes' will be needed (24:05) Entertainment News The Family of Carole Baskin's Missing Husband Ran an Ad During "Dancing with the Stars" Kendall Jenner Came Out . . . As a Stoner After "losing" a long-distance drum battle with a 10-year-old girl, DAVE GROHL wrote her a theme song. Kanye goes on strike: Star says no more music till his contract ends as he launches into another rant calling himself the 'new Moses' and demands an APOLOGY from Drake (32:45) Sex On The Brain Scientists have discovered the area of the brain that controls sexual desire in men. It's an area called "the entire brain." HI-YO! No but really they found it. (Full Story) (44:00) This Week Is Mask-Holes An anti-masker, conspiracy theory-loving mom in the U.S. is getting blasted after she said she grounded her teenage daughter for wearing a mask. A guy in Pennsylvania was arrested for throwing frozen pizzas at a grocery store manager who asked him to put on a face mask. Two guys walked into a jewelry store in India wearing face masks on Friday . . . rubbed on some hand sanitizer . . . then pulled out guns and robbed the place. (44:00) Dumbass of the Day Maskless woman at KFC hops on counter, demands service A Guy Steals a Thong Hanging to Dry . . . Without Realizing It's a Man's Thong Someone Breaks Into a House, Doesn't Steal Anything . . . But Does Poop in the Dishwasher A guy in Indiana shot up the inside of his house after he did meth and thought imaginary people had broken in. (54:15) Six Fairly Cheap Products That Make the Pandemic a Little Easier What's your best pandemic purchase so far? And is there anything small you've bought that's made things easier? Here are a few we've seen that people swear by, that all cost $30 or less . . . Anti-fog spray for people with glasses. You spray it on, and it keeps your glasses from fogging up when you wear a mask. There's a brand on Amazon called Fog Gone that costs 10 bucks a bottle. Mask extenders, so your ears don't hurt. They fit around the back of your head, so your mask won't pull on your ears all day. You can get a four-pack on Amazon for $7. An electric milk frother. So you can make fancy coffee without going to Starbucks. They're easy to use and only cost about $15. Soundproofing strips that fit around the edge of a door. They're a cheap way to get a little more peace and quiet in your home office. You can do one door for $9. A mask with a clear plastic window, so people can see your mouth. You probably don't need it all the time, but they make it a little easier for people to understand you. So they're good for work. You can get them on Etsy for $25. 6. A selfie ring light. They're the easiest way to light yourself and look better in video calls. You can get a cheaper one for about 25 bucks. (BuzzFeed) Support the show: https://podcave.app/subscribe/the-world-famous-frank-show-4eehjczc See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
(0:00) Show Open 'It's the Hellifornia wildfire': 'Firenado' is captured swirling in California during blazes that have razed at least 3 million acres of the West Coast and killed 35 people (12:45) Entertainment News Chris Evans Accidentally Posted a Picture of His Junk In 2014, HarperCollins paid LINDSAY LOHAN $365,000 to write a book. She never did. Now they want their money back. "Saturday Night Live" will return to the studio for its season premiere on October 3rd. Here are some of the changes "Saturday Night Live" will implement due to COVID-19. So the woman BRAD PITT is dating has a husband. That husband owns a restaurant in Berlin. And that restaurant sells Brad Pitt's wine. Supposedly, they have an open marriage, so it's not weird. (25:50) "Good News" Stories from the Coronavirus Outbreak The big AstraZeneca vaccine trial had to hit pause last week after one person may have had a bad reaction. But they're already back up and running. They decided it's still safe, and the trial resumed on Saturday. So it shouldn't cause a big delay. There's an 11-year-old girl in Massachusetts with autism. And ever since the pandemic hit, the only thing she'll eat is SpaghettiOs. Her mom couldn't find them in stores, so other parents started donating cans. And now she's all set, because the SpaghettiOs people heard about it . . . and donated an entire year's worth. Robocalls are still down compared to last year. Call centers have had to keep workers home. So there have "ONLY" been about 30 BILLION robocalls in the U.S. this year. In 2019, there were 58 billion. (The cities that got the most calls last month were Atlanta, Dallas, Chicago, New York, and L.A.) We told you about Lawrence Brooks last week. He's America's oldest living World War Two vet, and he turned 111 on Saturday. The National World War Two Museum asked people to send cards, and now we have an update: They were hoping for at least 500 birthday cards . . . and he ended up with around 10,000. (34:50) Dumbass of the Day A registered sex offender in Missouri was busted for pleasuring himself in an alley . . . and he said he didn't think it was wrong because he does it all the time. A Woman Is Busted Cutting Off Her Hand for the Insurance Money A guy in Nova Scotia, Canada was arrested after he smoked some crack and decided to hang out on a stranger's deck . . . and that stranger turned out to be a Mountie. A woman in Taiwan was furious when she wasn't allowed to bring her CAT into a gym . . . so she stripped naked and started working out. A Topless Woman Is Busted for Public Intoxication When She's Caught Chewing on a Miniature Horse's Mane (45:20) Danny Zelisko Promoting: His Book titled ALL EXCE$$ After five decades of concert promoting while being part of some 12,000 events in nearly every state in the country, Danny puts into words some of his favorite memories involving some of the world's top names in entertainment and sports. Included are Led Zeppelin, Alice Cooper, The Beatles, The Grateful Dead, as well as Chicago sports legends Brian Piccolo (the subject of the movie Brian's Song) and Ernie Banks. The book chronicles Danny's childhood passion for collecting sports memorabilia and autographs, all the way through his rise to becoming Arizona's premiere concert promoter. Fasten your seatbelt as Danny navigates you through this musical journey of producing concerts while making a living out of it. Go behind the scenes as he tells you about some of the friends he's made over the years along with the wild and crazy stuff that really happened. 350 pages bursting with stories and never before seen photos of Danny's personal collection from over the years, giving you a glimpse from “behind the curtain!” The Foreword was written by former Diamondbacks manager and baseball legend Kirk Gibson. Pre-order your copy now for a special first edition printing at dzplive.com. A part of the proceeds will be given to #SaveOurStages, to support people in the music business that have been affected by Covid-19. Support the show: https://podcave.app/subscribe/the-world-famous-frank-show-4eehjczc See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
(0:00) Show Open: We've Had 66 9/11's in 2020 Back in the Day on September 11 19 years ago - In 2001, at 8:46 A.M. and 9:03 A.M., two hijacked planes were crashed into the World Trade Center. Frank recalls broadcasting that day, and Kristine's youngest son was born on 9/11 so he gets to hear what everyone was doing that day every time somebody discovers his birthday. (12:55) Entertainment News People Are Canceling Netflix for Sexualizing Young Girls No, Chuck Norris Does Not Need Erectile Dysfunction Drugs Just call her KATIE HOLMES-wrecker. (24:40) Sex and Corona Meanwhile in Japan An artist in Japan has started hosting funerals for sex dolls for around $800 because some guys have a lot of trouble saying goodbye to their old dolls. (Full Story) Two-Thirds of Single People Have Officially Lowered Their Standards According to a new survey, two out of three single people on dating apps say they've LOWERED THEIR STANDARDS because of the pandemic. The main reasons are they haven't liked being alone while they were quarantining . . . and they're getting more worried about finding a relationship. The survey also found three-quarters of people say they've spent more time talking with people they meet on dating apps before they get together during this time. (PR Newswire) (32:10) Dumbass of the Day A Guy Is Busted for Speeding . . . and Has 20 Gallons of Moonshine in His Trunk Man Bought $700K Boat With PPP Relief Funds A burglar in Ohio was caught when the victims found him passed out on their floor. (42:00) Phoenix Nail Salon Karen Anti-Masker ‘Karen' Goes On Five-Star Rant About Her ‘Civil Rights' In A Nail Salon (54:30) This Week in Science: A COVID Vaccine Trial Hits Pause, Rust on the Moon, and Sleepy Sharks AstraZeneca and Oxford had to pause their coronavirus vaccine trial after signs of a serious side effect in one patient. It's not clear if the vaccine caused it or not though, and they're hoping to pick the trial back up within a few days. Scientists may have found rust on the Moon, which isn't possible without oxygen. So how'd it happen? They think oxygen molecules from our own atmosphere can leak out . . . drift 240,000 miles through space . . . and cause rust on Moon rocks. We still don't know much about how sharks sleep, or if they sleep at all. But a new report says some types probably do. Also, a separate study found that when hummingbirds sleep, they can lower their body temp to near-freezing and survive. We see stories all the time about people spotting the Virgin Mary's face in toast, or President Trump's face in a tub of butter. The term for it is "pareidolia." (Pronounced pair-eye-DOLE-ya.) Well, A.I. can do it too. So someone used an iPad and a microscope to find faces in grains of sand. The Korber Prize is given to one scientist a year. And a biologist from Hungary just got it for a new gene therapy that could cure blindness. Five people recently signed up for the first trial. He also has a good chance of winning a Nobel Prize this year. Support the show: https://podcave.app/subscribe/the-world-famous-frank-show-4eehjczc See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
(0:00) Show Open: Pay Me To Not Post Politics Facebook Is Going to Pay People to Deactivate Their Accounts Around the Election Did you already deactivate your Facebook account because it's a cesspool that exploits your personal data, makes you more depressed, and spreads dangerous misinformation? Well, the rest of us are about to get PAID to quit. Facebook is going to start paying people to deactivate their Facebook and Instagram accounts for one to six weeks leading up to the election in November. They're offering between $10 and $20 a week to deactivate your account . . . so you could get up to $120 if they ask you to be part of this. Why are they doing it? They say it's a research project to see just how big of an impact they make on democracy . . . and if they're REALLY destroying democracy like everyone says. So look for a message on Facebook or Instagram offering to pay you to log off for a few weeks. (The Verge) UofA Students are back in the dorms, and fighting each other. (15:45) Entertainment News "Borat 2" Has Already Been Filmed Ellen DeGeneres Will Talk About the "Toxic" Allegations on Her Show Meanwhile, the British tabloids have new dirt. A former employee says Ellen "tormented" the staff who worked at her home. She supposedly put out "traps" to make sure they were cleaning everything, and took pleasure in firing people. "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" Is Ending (26:10) You Can Pay a Woman $37 to Give Honest Feedback on Your Junk It's entirely possible that you've gone your entire life without REALLY knowing if you've got a good looking PACKAGE. Honest feedback without any agenda is hard to come by. And that's why this service exists. There's a 33-year-old woman named Lahnee Pavlovich in Queensland, Australia. She works as a sex instructor and life coach. And she's launched a service where men can send her pictures of their junk . . . and she'll RATE what they've got and give them honest feedback. She'll also include tips for improving the look, and suggest good sexual positions that will help them get the most out of what they're packing. So what would you pay for that service? Believe it or not, it's only $37. (Daily Mirror) (34:15) "Good News" Stories from the Coronavirus Outbreak A judge in Houston had a family evicted last week. So the cops who had to kick them out started a GoFundMe page to help them, along with other families in the same situation. And people have donated HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS of dollars already. The dad did a follow-up interview and got pretty emotional about it. (There's also a separate GoFundMe just for his family.) A guy in Alaska named Jack Little got in on the Venmo Challenge the other day, and tipped a waitress $500. And he's not done. He says his friends on social media have been really generous, so he still has another $7,000 to shell out. A group in Omaha called the Dreamweaver Foundation normally helps seniors with bucket list stuff . . . crazy things like hot air balloon rides. But they pivoted when COVID-19 hit, and used their budget to give 300 Facebook Portals to nursing homes in Nebraska and Iowa. So now people can video chat with friends and family. A zoo in Tacoma, Washington has started doing personalized videos for kids called "Animal Shoutouts." A $50 donation gets you a 30-second clip, where a zookeeper says hello or happy birthday while an animal does a trick. You can choose from 11 animals, including a walrus, sloth, seal, penguin, and parrot. (Here are examples.) (46:55) Dumbass of the Day A Woman Goes to an Adult Shop, Opens a Toy . . . And Tests It Out in the Stock Room A drunk guy in Tennessee was arrested after the cops called him a cab . . . and he tried to steal it. Cops in Manchester, England raided a party for violating coronavirus rules on Friday . . . and it turned out to be a mid-afternoon swingers orgy. It had been going strong for about two hours when the cops got there. A surfer in Spain was arrested and taken off the beach in handcuffs by two cops in hazmat suits because she'd been diagnosed with coronavirus and was supposed to be self-quarantining. (55:40) Four Tips for Eating at Restaurants During COVID More people are feeling comfortable eating at restaurants, especially if there are tables outside. So here are four tips on how to stay as safe as possible . . . Bring hand sanitizer. You'll want to clean your hands as soon as you sit down. But using the bathroom comes with its own risks. So some experts say it's better to wash before you leave the house, and just use hand sanitizer at the table. Never set your mask down on the table. You never know how well they cleaned it. So it's better to just pull your mask down, or leave it in your pocket or purse. If you want to be REALLY careful, bring a small paper bag to put it in while you eat. Do you need to put your mask back on between bites? Probably not. Most experts agree that handling your mask too much is riskier than leaving it off while you're eating. The only time you might want to put it back on is when you're talking to your server. But as long as they're wearing a mask, it's fairly safe. Make sure you trust the people you're eating with. Obviously don't meet up with anyone who's recently been exposed to the virus. And be picky about who you hang out with in general. If your friend went to a huge party and played beer pong on Labor Day, maybe do dinner another time. (Huff Post) Support the show: https://podcave.app/subscribe/the-world-famous-frank-show-4eehjczc See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
(0:00) Show Open: Elon Musk Spotted Joyriding The FBI Is Investigating After Someone in a Jetpack Is Spotted Flying at 3,000 Feet On Sunday night, two pilots who were flying into Los Angeles International Airport reported seeing a man in a JETPACK flying at 3,000 feet. One pilot was from American Airlines, and one was from SkyWest . . . so these are legit pilots for big airlines who wouldn't be trying to pull a hoax. The FAA and FBI are both investigating. Besides the potential legal issues of flying a jetpack at that altitude and in a restricted airspace, an aviation expert says the guy was taking a huge risk. Quote, "The risk is obviously having a collision with an airplane . . . or the person getting ingested into an engine." (New York Post) (12:20) Entertainment News Gisele Bundchen Went Off on Robert Kraft About How Bill Belichick Was Mistreating Tom Brady Thanks to Madea, Tyler Perry Is Officially a Billionaire Being in prison isn't stopping JOE EXOTIC from selling a new line of underwear . . . with his face on the crotch. (23:55) Are These Gadgets Worth Buying or Way Overrated? Stop buying Apple chargers and other name-brand cables. You can find generic cables that are almost as good now, and a lot cheaper. Air fryers. They're not much better than a regular oven. And if you're hoping for the same taste as deep-fried, you'll be disappointed. Keurig coffee makers. They say the best you get is diner coffee. And at worst, it's "hot brown water." Every other brewing method makes better coffee, but if you like the convenience, Nespresso machines are decent. Avoid essential oil insect repellents . . . sticky bug traps . . . and bug zappers. Regular old bug spray is best. The zappers you hang outside do kill a lot of bugs, but the wrong kind. So they're bad for the environment. For pets, avoid "smart" feeders . . . pet cameras . . . and automatic litter boxes. The feeders aren't that "smart." Security cameras are cheaper and better. And automatic litter boxes malfunction a lot, and end up being a bigger hassle than a normal litter box. Here are a few more random things they say to avoid: Wi-Fi toothbrushes are overpriced and dumb . . . tower fans don't work well . . . most baby bottle warmers suck . . . and adding extra antivirus software to your computer is pointless. (NY Times) (31:05) "Good News" Stories from the Coronavirus Outbreak Live performances have been non-existent this year. So three dancers in Argentina started an online contest called the "Stay Home Dance Competition." Now people from all over the world are posting videos where they do an interpretive dance about the pandemic, and anyone can enter. It ends this Sunday. Here's a kid who can roll with the punches. A 300-pound high school football player in Michigan found out his season was postponed. So he joined the cross-country team instead, and ran his first race last week. He finished second-to-last, but says it's all about staying competitive, and getting tougher "mentally and physically." A new survey found 94% of Americans have been cooking as much or more than they did before the pandemic hit. We're eating more of those meals with loved ones too. And most people say it's made them feel closer as a family. A guy in New Jersey was vice-president at an ad agency before he got laid off in June. And while he searches for a new job, he's been mowing senior citizens' lawns for free. He says he, quote, "just wanted to put some good out there." (42:45) Dumbass of the Day A drunk driver in Texas pulled over for the cops, then handed them his drink and drove off. They caught up with him and arrested him. A Guy Applies for a Job at a Pizza Shop with His Real Info . . . Then Robs the Place A tourist in Thailand took an INSANE selfie where she grabbed a tiger's testicles. (54:35) Faking ALS Makes You A Real POS Arizona man, 49, 'faked having ALS to get a free motorized wheelchair, his truck fixed for "one last ride", and a $9k speech device' - while also facing charges for 'scamming people out of $30k by faking cancer diagnosis' Support the show: https://podcave.app/subscribe/the-world-famous-frank-show-4eehjczc See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
(0:00) Show Open: 2020 Killed an Avenger "Black Panther" Star Chadwick Boseman Died on Friday CHADWICK BOSEMAN, a.k.a. "Black Panther", died of complications from colon cancer on Friday. He was only 43. He was diagnosed four years ago, but never revealed it publicly. That means that he was fighting cancer while filming "Black Panther" and the last two "Avengers" movies. The timing of Chadwick's death was also coincidental. He died on Major League Baseball's "Jackie Robinson Day," and his first starring role was playing Jackie in the 2013 movie "42". Jackie Robinson Day was supposed to be April 15th, but it was previously rescheduled because COVID-19 delayed the start of the baseball season. Chadwick posted a video about Jackie Robinson Day back in April . . . and some fans were concerned because he looked a lot thinner than he has in the past. And Friday was also the birthday of legendary comic book artist Jack Kirby, who was the first person to draw Black Panther. Kirby died in 1994, but Friday would've been his 103rd birthday Chadwick may have hinted at his diagnosis in 2017, when an interviewer said "you've been through the wringer," and he responded, quote, "Oh, you don't even know. You have no idea. One day, I'll live to tell the story." (10:00) Entertainment News BELLA THORNE apologized to her fellow OnlyFans creators, because she made so much money off the site that it put a cap on how much people can earn. COURTNEY STODDEN would like to know why no one stepped in and stopped her from marrying a 51-year-old man when she was 16. (23:05) LOL Headline Brian Austin Green open to idea of reuniting with Megan Fox (29:15) "Good News" Stories from the Coronavirus Outbreak Have you taken on any fun projects while you've been stuck at home? A woodworker in Ohio made a squirrel feeder that looks like a bar. It's got seven types of nuts "on tap," and the internet loves it. So he patented the design, and now he's selling them for $200 a pop. A mom in Florida was reunited with her two-year-old daughter after five months apart. She went to Panama with her grandmother to visit relatives in early March, and they got stuck there. They finally got home earlier this month. A guy in Utah was getting annoyed that the motion sensor on his garage kept going off at night. It turned out a little kid was riding his bike up into his driveway. But instead of telling him to stop, he drew a mini racetrack in chalk. So now more kids use it. A few years ago, a woman in Virginia started making hand-painted signs that say "Be Kind" and giving them out for free. And with the help of volunteers, she's made 2,000 of them since March. A psychologist at Oxford says your friendships won't suffer long-term because of the crisis. Your friend group might feel smaller right now . . . and we all might be a little more socially awkward when things first open up. But he says most friendships will rebound. And bonds between family members will stay just as strong as they were. (39:55) Dumbass of the Day A Guy Steals a School Bus and Drives It Home . . . 275 Miles Away A guy in Missouri reported for jury duty last week but refused to wear a mask . . . so he was put in jail for contempt of court. And while he was there, the jail had a 55-person coronavirus outbreak. There's no word if he caught it or not. A woman in Utah is going to prison for buying bacteria off the dark web to make her sick roommate even sicker. Parents of Girl, 12, Sneak Her Into Casino, Let Her Gamble (50:40) Pumping Up An Adult Toy Company in Japan Makes a Dumbbell You Can Also Have Sex With An adult toy company in Japan called Tenga just created a new product: A dumbbell you can also have sex with. (So they just raised the stakes, Shake Weight.) The product is a nine-pound metal cylinder that's indented a bit in the middle so you can grip it for curls and other weight training exercises. But it's also got a hole in the bottom, where you insert one of Tenga's love toys that resemble lady parts . . . so in between your sets, you can get-it-on with your dumbbells. They're selling them for $520 EACH . . . and if you really want one, they'll ship it to you from Japan. (Sora News 24) (Here's a picture of the product and a safe-for-work picture of exercises.) Leggings for men are becoming more popular, so manufacturers are trying to figure out how they can do a better job hiding men's BULGES in them . . . like building in jockstraps. (Full Story) Support the show: https://podcave.app/subscribe/the-world-famous-frank-show-4eehjczc See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
(0:00) Show Open: The Guy Who Killed Bin Laden Is A Pussy Delta bans bin Laden-killing ex-Navy SEAL after anti-mask tweet (11:05) Entertainment News Britney Spears thanks fans for their support in Instagram post along with puzzling video listing her favorite things after her father won conservatorship legal battle This Is Us star Chrissy Metz splits from musician boyfriend Hal Rosenfeld and is 'ready to date again' Ben Affleck Will Return as Batman in the "Flash" Movie Comedy Central Changed Its Mind, and Canceled "Tosh.0" (24:05) Kellogg's Accidentally Named Its New Waffles After a Filthy Slang Term Kellogg's just started selling new blue waffles here and in the U.K. . . . they're called "Mermaid Waffles" and they have a blue raspberry flavor. But apparently Kellogg's didn't look up "blue waffle" in Urban Dictionary before they launched these. Because it turns out that's a slang term for . . . well . . . for lady parts that are struggling with an STD. Oops. (B&T) (Here's a picture of the waffles. NOT of the slang definition of "blue waffle." Whatever you do, do NOT type that into a Google Image search.) (29:20) Dumbass of the Day Three men in Florida broke into a house . . . while they were wearing their GPS ankle bracelets. A Drunk Lawyer Leads Cops on a High-Speed Chase, Name-Drops Owen Wilson, and Demands Pizza A Guy Without a Pilot's License Isn't Allowed to Rent a Plane, So He Stole One . . . and Crashed Man 'high on meth is caught trying to SELL his girlfriend's four-year-old son at a Kentucky gas station for $2,500' (38:55) 88% of Women Say Men Who Wear a Face Mask Are Sexier According to a new survey, 88% of women say men who wear face masks in public are SEXIER than men who don't. And that stat held up even for women who were currently in a relationship with a guy who doesn't wear a mask. The survey also found 6% of women say they've had sex with a face mask on since the pandemic started. (PR Newswire) (44:55) This Week in Science: Is Homework Pointless When Kids Have Google? A plan to release 750 million genetically modified mosquitoes in the Florida Keys got approved this week. They're engineered to produce offspring that die before they hatch. They're hoping it'll slow the spread of diseases like Zika. We may have passed peak loneliness in the pandemic. Studies show we really felt it after the lockdowns hit. But rules have been relaxed, and we've found things like Zoom to help us connect. So now loneliness is trending down. A study in the Czech Republic found we can instinctively tell if a snake is venomous or not. Humans have been dealing with them so long, we've gotten pretty good at it. In Earth news, experts now say there's no stopping Greenland's ice sheet from melting away. Even if global warming stopped today, there's no saving it. Also, researchers at NC State say climate change could eventually affect hops, and change the way beer tastes. Is homework pointless when kids can just google the answers? A study at Rutgers found they're less likely to retain information when they do it that way. So they end up with good grades on homework, but bad grade on tests. In 2008, only 14% of students got significantly lower grades on tests than they got on homework. Today, it's 55%. Support the show: https://podcave.app/subscribe/the-world-famous-frank-show-4eehjczc See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
(0:00) Show Open: It's National Radio Day . . . and Two-Thirds of People Listen Daily Here are some results from a survey for National Radio Day . . . More than two-thirds of people listen to the radio DAILY. Just about HALF of people like to sing along with the radio . . . with women much more likely to sing along than men. 13% of people pick one radio station and never change it no matter what's on. And one out of 10 people even have a favorite radio commercial. Thanks for listening! (National Today) Audio of the first ever radio broadcast (11:15) Entertainment News Britney loses fight for freedom: Judge rules that singer's father must remain in charge of her affairs and conservatorship cannot be passed to her care manager - as #FreeBritney protesters descend on the LA court A Cincinnati Reds announcer got caught on a hot mic using a homophobic slur. Reds Announcer Thom Brennaman Awkwardly Makes Home Run Call While In The Middle Of Apology For Using Homophobic Slur Live On-Air Weed Grower Jim Belushi Thinks His Brother John Would Still Be Alive If He Was a Pothead Stacey Dash's estranged husband claims 'hypnotic prayer' made him marry her (23:10) Breaking News: Got Em! Steve Bannon, three others charged with fraud in border wall fundraising campaign (28:55) Pamela Des Barres "The World's Most Famous Groupie" Tells Tales From Her Diary on New Podcast & Records Custom Videos on Cameo Podcast is called “Pamela De Barres Pajama Party” Pamela Des Barres is a writer and writing teacher who is known for being “the world's most famous groupie”, reportedly having had affairs with such rock stars as Mick Jagger, Jimmy Page, Jim Morrison, Noel Redding, & Gram Parsons. She wrote two memoirs about her experience as a groupie, ‘I'm with the Band' & ‘Take Another Little Piece of My Heart: A Groupie Grows Up', as well as two non-fiction books. She is a former actress and member of the rock band the GTOs. Pamela tells tales from her diary on her new podcast ‘Miss Pamela's Pajama Party', available now at PantheonPodcasts.com & Podcasts.Apple.com. Pamela is also recording custom videos at Cameo.com with a portion of the proceeds going to L.A.'s homeless. (40:40) Dumbass of the Day A Guy Steals a Logging Truck and Accidentally Crushes His Own Vehicle with It The police in a town in Wyoming got a call about a strong marijuana smell coming from an apartment . . . but it turned out to be the smell of a skunk outside. A Burglar Leaves His Wallet Behind and Then Reports It Stolen A man in Pennsylvania who shot a friend says they always used to point unloaded guns at each other and pull the trigger . . . he didn't realize this gun was actually loaded. His friend was airlifted to the hospital. (49:30) Herb Stratford Films Opening August 21 Unhinged (Theatres?) In Unhinged, Rachel is running late getting to work when she crosses paths with a stranger at a traffic light. Soon, she finds herself and everyone she loves the target of a man who feels invisible and is looking to make one last mark upon the world by teaching her a series of deadly lessons. Russell Crowe and Caren Pistorius star in this dark, R-rated drama. Trailer - Project Power (Netflix) In New Orleans a mysterious new drug that unlocks different superpowers has hit the street. Some users develop bulletproof skin, invisibility, or super strength, but others have a deadlier reaction. When crime escalates within the city to dangerous new levels, a local cop teams with a teenage dealer and a former soldier to fight back. Jamie Foxx and Joseph Gordon-Levitt star in Project Power, a solid sci-fi drama with a great cast. Trailer - Coup 53* (Doc) Coup 53 tells the story Operation Ajax, a 1953 CIA/MI6 operation in Iran that overthrew the progressive Prime Minister and installed the Shah a puppet to protect the oil fields. This disastrous event shaped middle east politics for the past 60 years and for the first time the details are laid bare thanks to some incredible digging. Trailer - Desert One (Doc) (via Loft Cinema streaming) Desert One uses archival sources, first-hand accounts and newly created animation to tell the story behind the secret rescue attempt to free hostages of the 1979 Iranian revolution. This new documentary is the first time the full picture of the operation has been presented and it's truly remarkable. Trailer - Support the show: https://podcave.app/subscribe/the-world-famous-frank-show-4eehjczc See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
(0:00) Show Open: KL's Birthday recap part 2? 11% of Americans say their mental health has IMPROVED during the pandemic. 31% say it's gotten worse. It's National Potato Day! Here's Every State's Favorite Way to Eat Them (12:40) Entertainment News Instagram Model Claims She Hooked Up With 7 Phoenix Suns Players In One Night The truth behind the 2009 Ellen DeGeneres tweet about making an employee cry Tracy Morgan Wants His Estranged Wife to Drop His Last Name The guy who voices the main character on the cartoon "Squidbillies" got fired for saying some nasty things about DOLLY PARTON after she expressed her support of Black Lives Matter. (25:40) Roy Wood Jr Promoting: Daily Show with Trevor Noah DNC/RNC coverage taking place this week and next. Back-to-back weeks of convention coverage with the show iexpanding to five nights to cover. Additionally, the show has been nominated for six Emmys and we'd like to weave that in too. COMEDY CENTRAL'S “THE DAILY SHOW WITH TREVOR NOAH” EXPANDS TO FIVE NIGHTS DURING THE WEEKS OF AUGUST 17 AND AUGUST 24 TO COVER THE POLITICAL CONVENTIONS (38:00) Dumbass of the Day A guy in Chicago was arrested after he livestreamed himself breaking into an ATM. A Guy Changes a Stranger's Tire in St. Louis . . . Then Robs Them A guy in a Hawaiian shirt in Florida was arrested after he got drunk on Four Loko and swung a five-foot tree branch at cars. (47:25) Sex and Corona Brothels in Berlin, Germany are now allowed to reopen after being closed for months . . . but full sex is banned until next month. They can only perform, quote, "erotic massages." Some people in San Antonio have been complaining about a house that hosts ORGIES once or twice a day, since those parties could become coronavirus hotspots. (52:15) Brad's Vegetarian Zucchini Enchilada Boats Brad is excited about the dinner he made last night. Frank and Kristine tell him why he shouldn't be. Support the show: https://podcave.app/subscribe/the-world-famous-frank-show-4eehjczc See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
(0:00) Show Open: During a pandemic, Americans rush to their favorite doctor. DR. Pepper Out of fizz: Dr Pepper suffers soda shortage amid pandemic as demand increases and other brewers warn of aluminum can supply struggles. (13:30) Entertainment News David Blaine Is Going to Fly Over New York City Holding Balloons Kanye Says It's Up to His Critics to Prove Mickey Mouse Didn't Sign His Nomination Papers (They're going with the “do your research” defense) The NBA Will Let Players Have Sex in the Bubble . . . But Tinder Randoms Aren't Allowed Brian Austin Green Is "Annoyed" that Megan Fox Moved on So Quickly (24:35) "Good News" Stories from the Coronavirus Outbreak A couple near Pittsburgh has been bringing neighbors food and refusing to take any money. One of the neighbors is a 71-year-old woman in a wheelchair. And she was so thankful, she wrote a letter to her local newspaper about how great they are. Water treatment plants in Australia are using stale beer that goes bad and turning it into energy. The plants normally get 80% of their power by mixing industrial waste and sewage to make biogas and generate electricity. Now they're generating even more by adding beer to the mix. Enough to power 1,200 homes a month. There's a 10-year-old artist in the U.K. named Daisy Watt who's so good, her paintings sell for thousands of dollars. And she donates ALL of it to charity. One of her paintings recently raised over $2,000 for healthcare workers. And in the last three years, she's raised more than 60 grand for different nonprofits. Back when stores were out of everything, a nurse in Virginia named Stacy Mason realized the long hours made it even harder for healthcare workers to get stuff. So she organized a pantry in her ICU where anyone could take what they needed, and donate what they didn't. It was such a hit, they expanded it to the entire hospital, and then a second hospital got in on it. Now she's won a "Hometown Hero" award. (37:45) Dumbass of the Day A Man Is Busted Driving Drunk on the Highway on a Lawn Mower A Woman Flips Out at Burger King When She Can't Get a Burger at 9:00 A.M. A woman in Pennsylvania was arrested after she towed her son and his friend home from a long bike ride by using a towel as a tow line . . . and her son fell off and got run over by his friend. Florida sheriff forbids deputies, visitors from wearing face masks (47:05) Scott Conditt Writer, co-director, producer of the Arizona Made independent film PLUG: MAX RELOAD AND THE NETHER BLASTERS is now available on VOD and all digital platforms (including iTunes, Amazon, anywhere you can buy movies). For more info visit maxreloadmovie.com. SYNOPSIS: When small-town video game store clerk Max Jenkins (Tom Plumley) discovers and plays the only known copy of Nether Dungeon, the legendary lost installment of the Nether Game series, he accidentally unleashes the ancient "Curse of The Ages," turning friends and family into possessed ghouls hell-bent on destroying civilization. It's up to Max and his best friends Reggie (Joey Morgan) and Liz (Hassie Harrison) along with old-school gaming gurus Eugene Wylder (Greg Grunberg) and Barton Grabowski (Joseph D. Reitman) to figure out how to beat the dark forces of The Nether before it's GAME OVER for humanity. Featuring Kevin Smith, Lin Shaye, Martin Kove, Jesse Kove and voice talent by Wil Wheaton, Max Reload and The Nether Blasters is a love letter to gaming, retro nostalgia and the wonderfully ridiculous plotlines of 1980s adventure-cinema. TRAILER VIA YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tT_bY4m8gR4&feature=emb_title WEBSITE: http://www.cineforgemedia.com/maxreloadmovie (59:15) Herb Stratford Films opening August 14 Sputnik At the height of the Cold War, a Soviet spacecraft crash lands after a mission with just one survivor. A renowned Russian psychologist is brought in to evaluate the survivor's mental state, and it becomes clear that something very dangerous may have come back to Earth with him. A solid Russian horror film, Sputnik delivers the goods. Trailer - The Bay of Silence In The Bay of Silence, Will believes his wife Rosalind is innocent when tragedy strikes their small family. But, he soon discovers the devastating truth behind her past that links her to another unsolved crime that will have impact on all their lives. The solid, if somewhat dark drama stars Claes Bang, Olga Kurylenko and Brian Cox. Trailer - Martin Margiela: In His Own Words (Doc) A decade after leaving fashion behind, designer Martin Margiela takes a look back at his 20 years of work as one of fashion's iconic labels. Having never shown his face to the public, he preferred his clothes to speak for themselves, and this look at some of his remarkable collections and inspirations is a must-see for fashion fans. Trailer - Yusuf Hawkins: Storm over Brooklyn (Doc) (HBO) The new documentary Yusuf Hawkins: Storm Over Brooklyn takes a look at the events surrounding the 1989 murder of Yusuf Hawkins, a black teenager in Brooklyn, who was killed in by a group of white youths and the civil unrest it generated. A sobering look at a horrible crime. Trailer - Support the show: https://podcave.app/subscribe/the-world-famous-frank-show-4eehjczc See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
(0:00) Show Open: Is College Football Canceled? Two of the "Big Five" Conferences Have Postponed Their Seasons Yesterday, two of the "Big Five" college football conferences announced that they were postponing their seasons . . . and that's a HUGE blow to the NCAA. The Big Ten voted to postpone all fall sports seasons, including football, with the hopes of playing in the spring. The Big Ten includes schools like Ohio State, Penn State, Michigan, Iowa, Illinois, Wisconsin, Nebraska, and Purdue. Later, the Pac-12 followed suit . . . also nixing sports through the end of the year. The Pac-12 schools include: UCLA, USC, Oregon, Washington, Washington State, Arizona, Arizona State, and Stanford. As for the other conferences, the ACC and SEC say their fall football plans remain unchanged . . . and the Big 12 is leaning toward playing this fall. Outside of the Big Five, the Mid-American Conference and the Mountain West conference are also abandoning fall sports. So, does this mean college football in 2020 is doomed? Not quite. It's possible for the remaining Big Five conferences to continue . . . the SEC previously switched to an all-conference schedule, and the ACC and Big 12 plan on playing a conference-only-plus-one schedule. But with the Big Ten and Pac-12 out . . . it's becoming increasingly difficult for the other conferences to justify playing. Obviously, shutting down college sports isn't ideal on a lot of fronts . . . but we're STILL in the middle of a once-in-a-century pandemic, and the health ramifications of the virus are still being studied. On the flip-side, others believe that America "needs" college sports right now, and they want to see it happen, regardless of the fallout. Legendary college coach Lou Holtz is one of them. He compared the coronavirus to D-Day . . . quote, "When they stormed Normandy, they knew there were going to be casualties . . . there were going to be risks." (Here's video.) But even if the NCAA shuts everything down this fall . . . then there are the complications of asking student-athletes to play TWO seasons in 2021, or to have them accept a lost season altogether. (14:30) Entertainment News Dwayne Johnson Has Been Named The Highest Paid Actor In The World For The Second Year In A Row Howie Mandel's OCD Means He Can Spend Over an Hour Making Sure He Locked His Door Pornhub searches for Cardi B, Megan Thee Stallion jump after ‘WAP' video DJ Behind Cardi B's Coronavirus Rant Remix Takes on Ben Shapiro's ‘WAP' Rap (27:00) Dating For Dummies Are you looking for Mr. Radical Right? How about the Karen Next Door? There's a new dating site for people who refuse to wear masks and think the pandemic is a hoax. It's an online forum at -. If I dated a girl from this site, I definitely would not wear a condom. I'm also an STD denier. This is also a site for terrible lovers. Because if they're selfish in society, you know they will be selfish in bed. We all know the female orgasm is a hoax perpetrated by George Soros anyways, not that all that small dick energy could make one happen if they believed in orgasms. (32:00) Paul De Gelder Shark Week Continues with Navy Diver Who Got Attacked by a Bull Shark & Lost Part of His Right Arm & Leg! Shark Week continues with Paul De Gelder, a former Army paratrooper and Navy Bomb Disposal Diver. While Paul was participating in a training exercise in Sydney Harbor in 2009, a bull shark swam up and attacked him. Paul tried to fight back, but was pulled under water and violently shaken. Suddenly, the shark ripped off part of Paul's right arm and leg. He was fitted with prosthetics and spent months recuperating. Paul now swims with sharks on a regular basis, is involved in shark conservation, and is a motivational speaker. Paul led Mike Tyson out to sea for Mike's new Discovery special “Tyson vs Jaws: Rumble On the Reef” and he serves as the shark guide and host for Will Smith's new Discovery special “Will Smith: Off the Deep End”. Catch both specials during Shark Week on Discovery Channel or anytime on Discovery Go. Great White Double Trouble airs on Discovery TONIGHT @ 10pm (44:50) Dumbass of the Day A Man Caught With Drugs in His Pockets Says a Stranger Walking By Gave Him the Pants A Guy Gets a Fine for Breaking Lockdown . . . To Get Away from His Roommate's Loud Sex A guy in Utah tried to order from a McDonald's drive-thru on foot . . . and when they wouldn't make him a burger, he busted into the closed store and assaulted an employee. Couple Assaults Teen Sesame Place Worker Over Masks (54:40) Air Block N Buster The Last Blockbuster in the World Is Being Rented Out on Airbnb for $4 a Night Support the show: https://podcave.app/subscribe/the-world-famous-frank-show-4eehjczc See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
(0:00) Show Open Benchmarks released for when gyms, bars, and theaters can reopen in Arizona (12:40) Entertainment News ANTONIO BANDERAS had to celebrate his 60th birthday in quarantine, because he tested positive for COVID-19. Chris Pratt Is a Dad Again . . . And Arnold Schwarzenegger Is a Grandpa "In The Air Tonight" Got a Huge Sales Bump Thanks to a Video of Two Guys Vibing to It The family of CAROLE BASKIN's "dead" husband is offering a $100,000 reward for information about his disappearance. HBO is developing a documentary on GEORGE CARLIN. Alyssa Milano experiencing hair loss after positive COVID-19 antibodies test (24:45) Do These Ten States Have the Most Attractive People? A new study ranked all 50 states according to how ATTRACTIVE the people are. They looked at Google search trends to see how interested each state is in things like hair, clothes, and grooming. They also factored in how in-shape people are, how often they exercise, and STD rates. (Are you saying I can't be hot just because I'm riddled with syphilis?) According to the results, the state with the hottest people overall is . . . New Jersey. The top ten are New Jersey . . . Hawaii . . . California . . . Massachusetts . . . New York . . . Colorado . . . Connecticut . . . Rhode Island . . . Alaska . . . and Arizona. The states at the bottom of the list are Mississippi, Missouri, Alabama, Arkansas, and South Carolina. (Zippia) (31:50) Are You Ready For Some Football? The NFL Will Reportedly Move Games From Sunday To Saturday Without A College Football Season Jim Harbaugh Pens Statement Explaining Why He's Against The Big Ten Canceling Football Season This Fall Nick Saban: Players aren't going to catch coronavirus 'on the football field. They're going to catch it on campus.' Devin Booker dominates again, drops 35 points to keep Suns perfect in bubble Suns still have a shot at the playoffs Phoenix's winning streak has the Suns just a half-game out of the ninth spot in the Western Conference. If the team can finish ninth, it would force a short series play-in with the No. 8 seed. In order for the Suns to get into that series, the team would have to beat out both the San Antonio Spurs and the Portland Trail Blazers. Portland currently sits in the ninth spot. The Memphis Grizzlies — who are currently the No. 8 seed — are only a game ahead of the Suns, so the standings could change drastically in the next couple days. (42:30) Dumbass of the Day Man carrying sword outside Dollar General arrested Vodka and cigarettes reported stolen in Lake Geneva liquor store burglary ‘Don't be a dumbass': Man's obit comes with grim warning A Canadian Bank Robber Follows Social Distancing Rules and Politely Waits in Line (54:10) Freedumb To Karen A woman claiming to be from the 'Freedom To Breathe Agency' filmed telling a grocery employee that she could face legal action for making people wear face masks Support the show: https://podcave.app/subscribe/the-world-famous-frank-show-4eehjczc See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
(0:00) Show Open: Sanitize My Insides too America Hits Rock Bottom: People Are Now Drinking Hand Sanitizer (13:30)Entertainment News Louisiana man claims Ellen DeGeneres bullied him as an 11-year-old CAMERON DIAZ says she felt "peace" when she walked away from her movie career to take care of herself. John Wick 5' Will Be Filmed Back-To-Back With ‘John Wick 4' Former WWE Star Marty Jannetty Doubles Down On His Shocking Facebook Confession (24:40) Somebody Needs A Hug 31% of people say it's been more than four months since they hugged someone they don't live with. 21% say they hugged someone they don't live with less than a week ago. 9% of people say they never hug anyone ever. (30:50) "Good News" Stories from the Coronavirus Outbreak Teachers can get a free donut and coffee at Krispy Kreme next week. And on Tuesday, ANYONE who buys a dozen will get an extra dozen for free. They want people to give them away to teachers. Walmart is going to offer 320 free drive-in movie nights in its parking lots this summer. The first one is next Friday, and they run through October. You can see the schedule and reserve your spot at TheWalmartDriveIn.com. Movies include "Wonder Woman", "E.T.", "The Wizard of Oz", and "Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse". A bunch of veterans in West Palm Beach, Florida got together and donated groceries to more than 200 healthcare workers. A woman who helped organize it said they just wanted to help, say thanks, and save them a trip to the store. Just like the NBA, the NHL is playing in a "bubble" this season, in Edmonton and Toronto. And on Wednesday, a bunch of Las Vegas Golden Knights players helped out by sending pizzas to a homeless encampment near their hotel. It's nice to know kids are still kids during all this nonsense: A five-year-old girl in Colorado released a balloon, and wrote a message on it that said her top wish for 2020 was to get a PONY. And a woman with SEVEN horses found it 50 miles away (40:35) Dumbass of the Day A 13-year-old in Tennessee was sitting on his grandmother's lap to drive on Tuesday and crashed into five people. The grandma is facing charges. Police: Bank Heist Netted Hand Sanitizer Florida man spit in face of boy who refused to remove mask Dynamite in car turns out to be a beef stick. (51:00) Here Are the Top 10 Little Things That Keep Us Happy During the Pandemic So we have to rely on the little things to keep us going. A new survey found the top ten "little joys" we've been relying on during the pandemic. Check 'em out . . . Seeing someone we love after being apart for a while. Sleeping in a bed that's just been made. Feeling the sun on our face. Getting something free. Having some time to ourselves. Hugging someone we love. Finding money we didn't know we had. Drinking coffee in the morning. The feeling after taking a shower. Getting a text from someone that says "I've been thinking about you." (SWNS Digital) Five Tips for Hosting a Party During the Pandemic It's still not a great idea to have get-togethers and parties yet due to the pandemic . . . but if you're determined to throw one anyway, here are five tips for how to do it as safely as possible. Hold it outdoors. There's been a lot of evidence that suggests the virus is more contagious when we're packed indoors. So if you're going to have people over, set it up outside in the backyard. Don't do a buffet. It's going to take a little more work on your part, but single-serving meals are better than buffet-style food. Like sandwiches and individual bags of chips, instead of chips and dip in a communal bowl. Serve individual drinks as well. Like cans of soda, beer, and bottled water, versus a big vat of punch. It's also less likely that people will mix up their drinks if they're not all in cups that look the same. Keep the desserts simple. Cookies and cupcakes work better than a big cake. Have extra PPE on hand. Have plenty of hand sanitizer set out, along with some extra disposable face masks if anyone needs one.(Martha Stewart) Support the show: https://podcave.app/subscribe/the-world-famous-frank-show-4eehjczc See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
(0:00) Show Open: More than 500 inmates at Arizona State Prison - of 48% of the unit's jail population - test positive for COVID-19 in a single day (7:55) Entertainment News YouTube star Jake Paul's neighbors say they often hear 'mysterious explosions in the night' as it's revealed he has a $2M tax bill after FBI agents seized high powered weapons from his $6.9M LA mansion in connection to his mall riot arrest Twin YouTube stars Alan and Alex Stokes, 23, are charged with felonies after posing as bank robbers in prank video that resulted in Uber driver being held at gunpoint by police Dozens more women accuse Ron Jeremy of rape and sexual assault over 20 years, insisting the embattled porn star, 67, 'does things without asking' It's On!!! Brian Austin Green Expertly Trolls Megan Fox (20:30) New Plastic Surgery Trend: Couples Are Getting Their Genitalia Altered to Be More Compatible? The hot new trend in plastic surgery is . . . something called "genital matchmaking." That's where a couple both get plastic surgery to make their naughty regions more compatible. So a man might have his junk enlarged to better fit his wife or girlfriend's lady parts. And she might have a rejuvenation or tightening down there to match up better with what he's packing. And the result is supposed to be more FRICTION during sex. We couldn't find any plastic surgeons listing prices for this procedure online, so you'll have to see what your favorite plastic surgeon quotes you. (Daily Mail) (27:15) Nils Lofgren Promoting: E-Street Band & Crazy Horse Guitarist Releases New Double Live Album In between E Street Band and Crazy Horse work, Nils Lofgren fit in his first tour with a full band in over 15 years. The result is an earthy, rockin' double live album that breathes life into a world temporarily void of the excitement, energy, tenderness, and spontaneity of live music during COVID-19. The 16-track collection was recorded on the road during select intimate tour dates in the U.S. supporting his recent ‘Blue With Lou' studio album. The album contains live renditions of two of the Lou Reed/Nils Lofgren penned songs, “Don't Let Your Guard Down” and “Give,” along with Nils' rocking protest song “Rock or Not” and the tenderly wistful “Too Blue to Play”. Available August 21^st @ Amazon.com, itunes, & NilsLofgren.com (38:00) Dumbass of the Day Police Catch a "Tall Leprechaun" Breaking into Cars A Guy Lights 100 Candles to Propose to His Girlfriend . . . And Burns Their Apartment Down A Taxi Driver Stabs a Passenger Who Won't Stop Passing Gas in His Car (47:05) Doctors Call For Arizona Department Of Health Services Director's Resignation Nearly 200 Arizona physicians are calling on the director of Arizona's Department of Health Services to resign. The doctors sent a petition to the department Wednesday. The letter says Dr. Cara Christ failed to take meaningful actions to slow the spread of COVID-19. The doctors say medical evidence for the effectiveness of masks and social distancing measures should have been communicated to Arizonans sooner in the pandemic. “These are things that should have been clearly and strongly conveyed to the public without any gray zone so that the public can know how to act," said Dr. Dionne Mills, who helped organize the petition. Mills said doctors involved have repeatedly asked Christ to address concerns. “Most of the people in our group are actually treating COVID patients, which she is not," Mills said. The group, known as Physicians for Science, Equity and Advocacy, is also calling for enforcement of a statewide mask mandate, closure of dine-in restaurants, and expanded testing and contact tracing. What Does The Blackstone Group Want w/ Your DNA? Genealogy database Ancestry.com is selling 75% of itself to Blackstone Group for $4.7billion in deal that will give the asset manager access to DNA data of up to 18 MILLION members (56:40) Herb Stratford Films opening August 7 I Used to Go Here Following the launch of her novel, a 35-year-old writer is invited to speak at her alma matter by her former professor. After accepting the invitation, Kate finds herself becoming enmeshed in the lives of a group of college students and not sure if she wants to go back to her grown-up life. Gillian Jacobs and Jermaine Clement star in the drama/comedy I Used To Go Here. Trailer - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xEYSD4-8FPA CREEM: America's Only Rock ‘n' Roll Magazine (Doc) CREEM: America's Only Rock ‘n' Roll Magazine tells the story of the iconic magazine from its beginnings in Detroit, to its rise from underground paper to national powerhouse. It then follows its imminent demise following the untimely deaths of its visionary publisher, Barry Kramer, and its most famous alum and genius clown prince, Lester Bangs, a year later. Trailer - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GUcCMNRTZpI The Fight (Doc) * The Fight is an inside look at how several important legal battles are fought by the ACLU and the lawyers on the front lines. The film captures the wild ride and the thrill and the defeat in several deeply human battles around immigration, abortion, voting rights, transgender rights and more. A compelling and moving documentary. Trailer - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eK8Pj4kN0YQ Red Penguins (doc) Shortly after the collapse of the Soviet Union, the Pittsburgh Penguins and the Red Army hockey team formed a joint-venture that showed anything was possible in the new Russia. Red Penguins tells a story of capitalism and opportunism run amok - complete with gangsters, strippers and live bears serving beer on a hockey rink in Moscow. Trailer - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ygfmfd0Ij4 Support the show: https://podcave.app/subscribe/the-world-famous-frank-show-4eehjczc See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
(0:00) Show Open: Covid Camp For Kids Coronavirus infects 200 kids at summer camp where they didn't have to wear masks A school district in Hancock County, Indiana brought students back on Thursday . . . and one high school student tested positive for coronavirus on the first day. For now they're keeping the school open. On a related note, 82% of parents nationwide say they're very worried about sending their kids back to school. (11:00) Entertainment News Sean Penn Married Vincent D'Onofrio's 28 year old Daughter. His daughter is 29 Wilford Brimley, ‘Cocoon' and ‘Natural' actor, dies at 85 Downcast Ellen DeGeneres steps out with a pal in Santa Monica as TV exec reveals she will NOT quit her show, despite backlash over staff claims of a toxic work environment and rumors that James Corden could replace her in the time slot (22:10) Judy Gold Promoting: new book “Yes, I Can Say That …out July 28th. …. Judy will talk on state of comedy during COVID AND comedy in current PC era Judy says, “Laughter is a unifier. It's the best medicine. It's also the most palatable way to bring up seditious, subversive topics.” In her book, she writes eleven impassioned polemics that frame comedy as a tool for empowerment using her almost four decades of experience as a comedian. Her book is a powerful—but of course very funny—look at the dangers of censorship in our culture and society today and in it, she proves that this is the manifesto we all need right now. (33:50) Dumbass of the Day Wild Video Shows Florida Man Hanging Off The Front Windshield Of Speeding Semi-Truck A Guy with a Backpack of Drugs Flees a Crash . . . And Hides in a Fire Station Homeowner cited after renting out pool to host 85-kid swimming party Clippers' Lou Williams Reportedly Received Dances From Multiple Strippers (of course he did) While He Was Waiting For His Chicken Wings At Magic City (43:30) Sex and Corona A cam porn site where dudes hire women for sexual video chats has a new program: Free, G-rated one-on-one chats between camgirls and lonely senior citizens who are locked down because of the pandemic. There's been a jump in the number of people using their phones as ADULT TOYS during the pandemic. Apps that make your phone strategically vibrate have seen a 171% increase over the past five months. (49:45) It's A Nice Day For A...White Trash Wedding Bride throws mother-in-law out of wedding as she heckles her during personal vows Support the show: https://podcave.app/subscribe/the-world-famous-frank-show-4eehjczc See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
(0:00) Show Open: Standing Together by Taking A Knee NBA Restarts Its Season With New Orleans Pelicans, Utah Jazz Kneeling For National Anthem LeBron James says he hopes 'we made Colin Kaepernick proud' after NBA players, coaches, and refs ALL kneel in support of Back Lives Matter as the league re-opens its season in the Disney bubble NBA makes its stand: If you can't handle player protest, then move on Most Americans think it's OK to kneel during the national anthem Most Americans (58%) believe professional athletes kneeling during the national anthem against racial discrimination is an acceptable form of protest However, the results still indicated divisions along political, racial and generational lines according to CBS, who conducted the poll The majority of black (88%) and Hispanic Americas (62%) say they supported an athlete's right to kneel during the national anthem However, white respondents were more closely divided with a slim majority (52%) saying they believed it was unacceptable Where politics is concerned, nearly nine out of every 10 Democrats agreed with the protests, with a similar percentage of Republicans opposing them (14:50) Entertainment News Ellen Show crew claim that she turned a blind eye to sexual harassment and bullying by top producers as she apologizes to staff amid probe into 'toxic culture' and hints she will fire people Ellen DeGeneres producers told guests to compliment her on-air Bryan Cranston Tested Positive a "Little While Ago", and Is Now Donating Plasma Charlize Theron says she's in a relationship with herself (29:05) Forearm Skin British father whose penis dropped off due to a blood infection became the first man to have a new one built on his arm - but delays mean it has been stuck there for four years (35:35) Car Woes Frank's car needs registration and he contemplates getting an Uber (46:05) Dumbass of the Day A Pizza Guy Says He Didn't Think It Was Illegal to Pleasure Yourself in Your Own Car A Naked Man Fights the Cops at a Drive-In Theater A Woman Goes on a Rampage After She Comes Home to Find Her Husband with Another Woman Support the show: https://podcave.app/subscribe/the-world-famous-frank-show-4eehjczc See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
(0:00) Show Open: Do You Know How Hard It Was To Get People To Wear Masks? Now Goggles!? GTFOH Dr Fauci tells people to wear goggles for 'perfect' protection from coronavirus amid growing evidence particles can get into eyes - as deaths surpass 150,000 and seven states smash daily fatality records (18:05) Entertainment News Tracy Morgan Is Getting Divorced Jeff Bezos's Ex-Wife Has Already Donated $1.7 Billion to Charity Dr Dre DOES have a prenup with estranged wife Nicole Young that could prevent her getting half of his $800M fortune as divorce papers show the pair split shortly after the coronavirus lockdown Amber Heard's mother confided that Elon Musk bugged the Tesla he gifted actress, admitted she preferred 'angel' Johnny Depp to 'controlling' billionaire and wished the couple would reconcile, friend claims (30:25) New Dating Term: "Wokefishing" Is When Someone Pretends to Care About Social Issues to Get Dates At least half of single people say they definitely wouldn't date someone with different politics than theirs right now. Which has led to a whole new type of insanity. The newest dating term is WOKEFISHING. That's where someone pretends to care about social and progressive issues to get dates on dating apps. So it's like being catfished, but with political beliefs. (Vice) (36:35) "Good News" Stories from the Coronavirus Outbreak A maskless drunk guy in Michigan screamed at a bartender, then apologized after the video went viral. He ended up giving her $100 later on. So she used it to launch a Facebook fundraiser that's already brought in THOUSANDS for charity. Domino's is giving away free pizzas to "Karens" in Australia who've been doing their part and wearing a mask. The name of the campaign is "Calling All Karens." All they have to do is upload a photo ID, and explain why they're one of the many "nice" Karens out there. (We hear it's caused some controversy on Twitter though.) A kid in Canada hadn't seen his grandparents in seven months because his family moved away, then COVID hit. He finally got to visit them this month after Canada relaxed its travel restrictions. And he showed up at their door with flowers. The healthcare system in Kyrgyzstan has been totally overwhelmed, and there aren't enough nurses to care for patients. So volunteers stepped up to fill in, and they've done an amazing job. One expert says they've already saved THOUSANDS of lives. A guy on YouTube is going viral after he used an aerosol can to show how well masks work. He took some flammable starter fluid, and sprayed it at an open flame. Without a mask in front of the can, it hit the flame and caused a fireball from six feet away. But with a mask, it didn't even happen from six INCHES away. (47:30) Dumbass of the Day Hosts Admit House Party Was ‘Irresponsible,' Deny It Was ‘COVID Party' A guy in Florida was caught peeping on two women in a hotel by sliding a flexible camera under the door that separated their two rooms. Suspended Arizona OL Edgar Burrola: Virus protocol violations due to mistrust of medical staff (59:50) Herb Stratford Rebuilding Paradise (iTunes) Rebuilding Paradise tells the story of the community of Paradise, California, a town in the Sierra Nevada foothills, as it attempts to rebuild after devastating wildfires in 2018. Director Ron Howard combines chilling on-the-ground footage shot by residents as they fled their homes with new interviews as he documents a town literally rising out of the ashes in this solid documentary. Trailer - Gordon Lightfoot: If You Could Read My Mind Gordon Lightfoot's evolution from choirboy to troubled troubadour, international star and Canadian icon with 5 Grammy Nominations and over 10 million albums sold is traced in. The new documentary Gordon Lightfoot: If You Could Read My Mind. Lightfoot's hits include “If You Could Read My Mind”, “Sundown”, “Carefree Highway”, and “Rainy Day People”. The film features interviews with Gordon and other music icons, intertwining his legacy and unpacking key songs within the cultural history of folk and rock music along the way.Trailer - Tickets: The Pool (AMC's SHUDDER/PRIME) In the Indonesian horror thriller The Pool, a young couple find themselves trapped in a 20'-deep swimming pool with no way out—and that's only the beginning of their problems. A solid worst-case-scenario film that keeps getting crazier and crazier this one will have you re-thinking your summer pool plans. The film stars Theeradej Wongpuapan and Ratnamon Ratchiratham. Trailer - Lake of Death (AMC's SHUDDER/PRIME) The Norwegian horror film Lake of Death is inspired by a classic 1958 film and tells the story of Lillian and her friends who travel to a remote cabin by the lake, where her twin brother died the previous year, and soon strange things starts happening. Trailer- Support the show: https://podcave.app/subscribe/the-world-famous-frank-show-4eehjczc See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
(0:00) Show Open: Breaking News! Gynecological problems like cysts and endometriosis are in fact caused by people having sex in their dreams with demons and witches. The Illuminati are promoting a plan hatched by 'a witch' to destroy the world using abortion, gay marriage, and children's toys. The Magic 8-Ball toy is in fact a scheme to get children used to witchcraft. 'The 8-Ball was a psychic,' Scientists are cooking up a vaccine using alien DNA to prevent people from being religious. Meet Your Dumb Friends' favorite New Doctor Trump's New Favorite COVID Doctor Believes in Alien DNA, Demon Sperm, and Hydroxychloroquine Dr Stella Immanuel, a homophobic preacher who uses 'alien DNA' as a medical treatment, blames witchcraft for illness and wrongly says hydroxychloroquine can cure Covid 19 Who Are 'America's Frontline Doctors', the Pro-Trump, Pro-Hydroxychloroquine Weirdos Banned From Social Media? In short, they're pro-Trump ideologues, Most are actually doctors, but not all of them are currently practicing medicine—like the guy who currently makes his money promoting bitcoin. Seriously. (17:50) Entertainment News The Emmy Nominees Are Out, and Basically, They All Went to Netflix The nominees for this year's Primetime Emmy Awards are out, and HBO's "Watchmen"led the way with 26 nominations. "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel" was next with 20 . . . followed by "Ozark" (18), "Succession" (18), "The Mandalorian" (15), "Schitt's Creek" (15), "Saturday Night Live" (15), and "The Crown" (13). Netflix blew EVERYONE out of the water with 160 nominations, which is a new record high for one "network" in a single year. The previous record was 137, which was set by HBO last year. HBO had the second-most this year with "only" 107. NBC was a distant third with 47, followed by ABC with 36 and FX with 33. Speaking of Netflix, "Tiger King" is no longer just a guilty pleasure . . . it's an EMMY-NOMINATED guilty pleasure. The show scored six nominations, including: Outstanding documentary or non-fiction series, directing for a documentary, picture editing for a non-fiction program, music composition, sound editing, and sound mixing. In the documentary category, "Tiger King" is up against: PBS' "American Masters", HBO's "McMillions", ESPN's "The Last Dance", and "Hillary", the Hulu series about Hillary Clinton. Jeopardy and Wheel of Fortune are returning (28:15) The Marlins are Florida's Team Marlins Players Were Reportedly Out Partying In Atlanta Before Coronavirus Outbreak Spread Within Team More Than Half of MLB Fans Think the Season Should Be Shut Down Major League Baseball has temporarily suspended the Miami Marlins' season, after half the team tested positive for COVID-19. Technically, their season has only been paused through this Sunday . . . but it's unclear how they'd be able to resume next week, considering previous players who have tested positive have been sidelined for at least two weeks. Naturally, this will cause all kinds of scheduling issues . . . and thanks to the compact, shortened season, it seems unlikely that they'd be able to make up more than a week's worth of games. So there are a lot of unanswered questions. Americans were THRILLED to have sports back last week, but COVID-19 has already tempered that excitement. In a new poll of 1,000 baseball fans, 56% say they should just shut down the season, while roughly a third (35%) say they shouldn't. And about 9% aren't sure. (35:45) Malcolm McDowell Iconic Actor From "A Clockwork Orange", "Caligula", & "Bombshell" Returns In New Movie "The Big Ugly" Malcom McDowell's colorful career spans over 50 years. He is best known for playing Alex DeLarge in Stanley Kubrick's 'A Clockwork Orange' and the title character in 'Caligula.' Malcolm's other film credits include ‘Cat People,' ‘Time After Time', ‘Y2K,' ‘I Spy,' ‘The Book of Eli,' ‘Easy A,' & the role of Rubert Murdoch in 2019's ‘Bombshell'. He is known in the Star Trek world as "the man who killed Captain Kirk", appearing in the film 'Star Trek Generations' playing the mad scientist Dr. Tolian Soran. Additional TV credits include ‘Entourage,' ‘Heroes,' ‘The Mentalist,' ‘Franklin & Bash,' and ‘Mozart in the Jungle.' Malcolm can now be seen as Harris in the new movie ‘The Big Ugly', available July 31st on Video-On-Demand. (49:20) Dumbass of the Day Police Arrest Woman Who Failed Miserably At Blowing Up Jeep And The Story Gets Even Weirder A Car Catches on Fire Because the Person Was Burning a Scented Candle A Woman Tried to Use Her Bra to Tie Someone Up During a Robbery Confusion and hilarity over Norwegian flag (58:55) The Chinese Seeds Arizonans are getting mystery seed packages; state officials warns not to plant them States are warning people in 27 States about suspicious packages of seeds that appear to be from China Mysterious seeds sent from China to thousands of Americans across the US may be part of a giant online reviews scam Support the show: https://podcave.app/subscribe/the-world-famous-frank-show-4eehjczc See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
(0:00) Show Open It's Monday and we're back feeling the effects of another quarantined weekend. (16:55) Entertainment News Regis Philbin Died on Saturday An NBA Player Has to Quarantine . . . After Going to a Strip Club, but says it was only to get food PETER GREEN, an original member of FLEETWOOD MAC, died on Saturday. He was 73. Peter was a guitarist, but he left the band in 1970 . . . after he got really into psychedelic drugs and started struggling with mental issues. The Oakland A's got Tom Hanks to record some amusing audio as a stadium vendor, and they're mixing it into the fake crowd noise for their home games. (Full Story, Audio) Kanye West publicly apologized to Kim Kardashian. He Tweeted, quote, "To Kim I want to say I know I hurt you. Please forgive me. Thank you for always being there for me." (Full Story) Grimes begs Elon Musk to 'turn off ur phone' after CEO tweets 'pronouns suck' (30:20) Two's company, three is mandatory A Guy Is Unhappy Because His Girlfriend Only Wants to Have Sex If Her Female Friends Can Join In A 23-year-old guy in the U.K. recently wrote into a sex advice column called Dear Deidre with a problem. He's been with his 22-year-old girlfriend for over a year. They recently had GROUP SEX with THREE of her very attractive female friends. But since then, things have changed. The guy says the fivesome was, quote, "an incredible experience" . . . but since then, his girlfriend hasn't wanted to have sex with him UNLESS her friends can join in. Quote, "Now I cannot remember when just me and her had sex and it's really starting to bother me. If I say anything, she just says I should think how lucky I am." Deidre's advice is he should have a heart-to-heart with his girlfriend and find out what's really going on . . . like if she's unhappy with their sex life or relationship and what changes they could make if that's the case. And if that doesn't work, Deidre says he should say he wants to pause the orgies because he's worried about catching coronavirus. (The Scottish Sun) (35:15) This Week In Mask Debating A couple went to a Walmart in Minnesota wearing Nazi flags as face masks and wound up getting issued a notice of trespass for causing a scene. They're now banned from visiting any Walmart for at least a year. And a guy in Florida who had taken his mask off inside a Walmart was arrested for pulling a gun on someone after an argument over wearing a mask. A grocery store worker in Los Angeles sprayed a customer with pepper spray when he refused to wear a mask and started ramming her with his cart. The employee was suspended from her job . . . but there's no word if the guy might face charges. And a woman in San Diego pepper sprayed a couple that was eating at a park and not wearing masks. (45:05) Dumbass of the Day A Guy Getting Arrested for Cartwheeling in the Street Tries a Cartwheel Escape from the Cops A Woman Attacks Her Dad and Tries to Grab His Genitalia for Not Sharing His Weed (56:15) Marlins Catch the Covid MLB cancels Marlins' home opener due to coronavirus outbreak as 14 players and coaches test positive Support the show: https://podcave.app/subscribe/the-world-famous-frank-show-4eehjczc See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
(0:00) Show Open: School Rules Arizona schools expected to implement 14 most common COVID-19 safety protocols (19:35) Entertainment News Kanye Says He's Trying to Divorce Kim, Kim Asked the Public for Compassion Kim Kardashian defends Kanye West amid bipolar disorder Twitter rants Andy Dick seen in an embarrassing social media clip in which he forgot names of the couple he was marrying as an ordained minister Guy Ritchie is slapped with a six-month driving ban after vigilante cyclist catches him texting while behind wheel of his Range Rover in Hyde Park and reports him to police Brooklyn Decker admits she wears incontinence underwear (31:25) The Top 10 Cities Looking for Threesomes in 2020 There's an app called 3Fun that's specifically for people who want to have threesomes. And they've actually seen an uptick in activity since the lockdowns began. They looked at the 722,000 people in the U.S. who use the app, and ranked the top ten areas with the most users. The ten cities with the most people looking for some group lovin' are: New York . . . Los Angeles . . . Houston . . . Chicago . . . Las Vegas . . . San Antonio . . . Philadelphia . . . Phoenix . . . Dallas . . . and San Diego. (PR Newswire) A third of people who own adult toys say they NEVER clean them. (Full Story) (38:05) Kim Fields Promoting: Kim directs female centric original film for premiere ..”Baby Blue”. ..on BET Her on Sat., July 25th Kim Fields directs (along with three other top Af-Amer stars predominately known for being in front of the camera) now BEHIND the lens! (In the same hour, the short by Victoria Rowell appears who could also be available another day if you can book her) See: https://tinyurl.com/DeadlineBETHer (51:10) Dumbass of the Day A Guy Tries to Fake His Own Death to Avoid Jail, but Misspells a Word on the Death Certificate Cops in Toledo arrested a guy who robbed a bank while holding a baby. A guy in Utah secretly filmed his girlfriend with another guy, and tried to have her arrested for prostitution. But instead, cops arrested him for voyeurism. A 21-year-old guy in New York state is facing charges after he decided to do some target practice inside his house . . . shot through a wall . . . and almost hit his neighbor in the shower. (100:40) Herb Stratford Films debuting July 24 Radioactive (Prime) Radioactive is the true story of scientist Marie Curie and the work that earned her two Nobel Prizes and changed the world. The somewhat tragic PG-13 film stars Rosamund Pike and Sam Riley. Trailer - The Rental (iTunes) Two couples on an getaway grow suspicious that the host of their idyllic rental house may be spying on them. Before long, what should have been a celebratory weekend trip turns into something far more sinister, as well-kept secrets are exposed and the four old friends come to see each other in a whole new light. Alison Brie and Dan Stevens star in the R-rated horror film from first time director Dave Franco that is pretty entertaining. Trailer - Helmut Newton: The Bad and the Beautiful (Loft Cinema streaming) Photographer Helmut Newton's work, done for for fashion clients, magazines and galleries over his long and storied career were unique due to the blend of erotic imagery and edgy content. Through period interviews with subjects, clients and admirers his unique life is told in the documentary Helmut Newton: The Bad and the Beautiful. A long overdue, and very well done film about a master photographer and fascinating character. Trailer - Fear City: New York vs the Mafia (series on Netflix) In the new three-part documentary series Fear City: New York vs the Mafia the story of the Five Mafia families that ruled New York in the 1970s and '80s unfolds as does their ultimate fall At the hands of federal agents. This riveting documentary is a must-see. Trailer - Support the show: https://podcave.app/subscribe/the-world-famous-frank-show-4eehjczc See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
(0:00) Show Open: Protesters are terrorists, but I wish sex trafficers well Heavy rainfall, flooding possible Thursday-Saturday Twitter cracks down on QAnon accounts (16:50) Entertainment News Kanye West says he has been trying to DIVORCE Kim since she met rapper Meek Mill in a hotel room, calls her a white supremacist and dubs his mother in law 'Kris Jong Un' in another late night Twitter meltdown amid grave concerns for his mental health Jeopardy! host Alex Trebek was so depressed after his Playboy Bunny wife left him that he spent nights downing white wine and binging on KFC, new book reveals Robin Williams' Daughter Is Making A ‘Nice' Donation To A Good Cause On His 69th Birthday (28:00) Love To Hate on Social Media Mean People Are More Likely to Be Addicted to Social Media Well this sounds about right. A new study found that if you enjoy making people feel angry or embarrassed, you're more likely to be addicted to SOCIAL MEDIA. Researchers at Michigan State and Cal State Fullerton tracked the activity of 472 college students on Facebook and Snapchat. And the ones who were the most addicted were more likely to be aggressive, and do things like cyberbullying. Their conclusion was that social media platforms are basically set up to, quote, "cater to people who seek rewards from being cruel." They also found the average college student uses Facebook for 2 hours and 15 minutes a day, and Snapchat for 2 hours and 38 minutes. (34:10) A Time For Change A bank in Wisconsin was running so low on change, they offered to buy it from people at a premium. They're restocked now, but for every $100 in change you turned in, you could get $105 in cash. And a Chick-fil-A in Alabama is doing the same thing. If you trade in $10 in rolled change, you get a free sandwich. Got change? There's a coin shortage because of coronavirus stopping the flow of physical currency ELON MUSK says that someday we'll listen to music through a brain chip. (Full Story) (49:00) Dumbass of the Day Two people in New York City had to be rescued on Sunday after their giant inflatable swan drifted out into the East River. A Woman Tries to Hire a Hitman Through a Joke Site Called RentAHitMan.com Ogden man arrested for printing porn at Walmart for 'the homies who were locked up' (59:05) Are You a "Modern Man"? The Top Traits Include Cleaning, Listening, and Talking About Your Feelings A new poll asked people to name the top traits of a "modern man" who's truly comfortable with the current era we're in. Here are the top ten signs you're a "modern man" . . . You do your fair share of the cleaning. You talk openly about your feelings. If your boss or manager was a woman, you'd be totally fine with it. You're okay discussing your mental health. You're a good listener. You're great with kids. You're openly affectionate. You'd be fine being a stay-at-home dad. You don't always feel the need to put on a brave face. You stand up against racism and prejudice. A few more that made the Top 20 were caring about the environment . . . trying new things . . . and manscaping. (SWNS) Support the show: https://podcave.app/subscribe/the-world-famous-frank-show-4eehjczc See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
(0:00) Show Open: Wall Of Moms Portland mothers sing 'hands up, please don't shoot me' at cops as they form 'Wall of Moms' in front of 2,000 protesters again - two nights after being tear gassed by federal officers (18:55) Entertainment News Kanye claims wife Kim was flying out 'with a doctor to lock me up' after his abortion revelation, hits out at momager Kris Jenner and then says movie 'Get Out' is 'about me' during Twitter rant - as fears for star's mental health grow Ric Flair Makes Starbucks Run Without A Mask While Wife Is Home With Covid-19 (34:00) One in Seven Men Are Turned on by Alexa's Voice I guess creepy guys had to hit on SOMEONE while working from home. And apparently that someone is . . . Alexa. (???) An adult toy company called We-Vibe polled 1,000 men. And 14% admitted they get TURNED ON by Alexa's voice. That's close to one in seven. It's not clear how many guys have actually ACTED on those feelings. But I wouldn't be surprised if it's more than zero. (40:10) Moody blues' John Lodge promoting: NEW SINGLE "IN THESE CRAZY TIMES (ISOLATION MIX)”. About John Lodge: John Lodge is bass guitarist, vocalist, and songwriter for the iconic Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame 2018 inductees, The Moody Blues. Songwriter of such mega Moody Blues hits from “Ride My SeeSaw,” to “I'm Just A Singer (In A Rock and Roll Band),” “Isn't Life Strange?” and many more, Lodge has been performing and recording with The Moody Blues for more than five decades, selling in excess of 70 million albums. Lodge has been voted one of the “10 most influential bass players on the planet,” and has been the recipient of many awards, including ASCAP (American Society of Composers and Publishers), an Ivor Novello Award, to name just a few. John recorded the track in his home studio in Florida and performed vocals, acoustic and bass guitar, using GarageBand - keyboards and drums. Joining John on the song are his wife, Kirsten, and son, Kristian, both of whom have never recorded before. John was also delighted to have Jon Davison, of YES, add backing vocals and harmonies. (51:00) Dumbass of the Day A woman in Michigan flipped off a pizza shop employee when they told her to wear a mask . . . then stormed out and ran over a cop's foot. A Drug Smuggler Is Caught After Using a Fake Name from the "John Wick" Movies Crestview man drives on wrong side of lane to “scare” misbehaving children Support the show: https://podcave.app/subscribe/the-world-famous-frank-show-4eehjczc See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
(0:00) Show Open: Oh Kanye, You So Crazy Kanye West Breaks Down, Makes Dubious Claim About Harriet Tubman at South Carolina Rally Tearful Kanye West says he stopped Kim aborting North when he got a 'message from God', calls for $1m for every baby and rants that Harriet Tubman 'never actually freed slaves' in wild first presidential rally (13:05) Entertainment News Mickey Rourke Says Robert De Niro Is [an Effing] Crybaby DANICA PATRICK posted something vague about pain and listening to her body, and everyone's trying to figure out how it relates to AARON RODGERS. Filmmaker: Warner Bros. Hid Velma's True Sexuality (23:45) Zuck the mime Mark Zuckerberg's white sunscreen face has already been transformed into a meme (30:00) Take My Kids, Please Utah meeting on masks is canceled when residents without masks pack room (43:05) Dumbass of the Day A Woman Shoots Her Boyfriend for Refusing to Argue with Her Woman is arrested for 'URINATING on the floor of a Verizon store after refusing to leave for not wearing a face mask' in California A guy in Maine realized half of his neighbor's garage was on his property, so he sawed it in half. (53:45) Too Much Porn Guys Who Watch a Lot of Porn Are More Likely to Have Performance Issues in Bed Is too much porn desensitizing men to the real thing? A new study in Europe found a connection: The more porn you watch, the more likely you are to have PERFORMANCE issues in bed. Only two-thirds of men now think sex with another person is better than solo sessions. And 23% of guys under 35 have had issues where they couldn't stay EXCITED enough to perform. The study also found the average guy now watches 70 minutes of porn a week. Support the show: https://podcave.app/subscribe/the-world-famous-frank-show-4eehjczc See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
(0:00) Show Open: Don't Let Science Stand In The Way TUSD to spend $13M to reopen schools; says monitors, not teachers, might be in classrooms (15:30) Entertainment News Ellen DeGeneres talk show is hit by fresh claims of bullying and racism behind the scenes as former employees claim they were even fired for attending family funerals If you've ever wanted to hear CAROLE BASKIN bust a 50 CENT rap, today is your lucky day. (27:30) Sex and Alcohol A Couple Having Sex in a Bush Get Spanked by an Angry Old Woman with a Wooden Board You know what they say...Two's company, three's assault. A couple in Stavropol, Russia decided to have sex in broad daylight recently . . . and someone saw and took a video. And the video shows an angry old woman interrupting them when she walks up . . . and SPANKS them with a wooden board. She finally walked away after she was done yelling at the couple and giving the guy one more whack with the board, which left him screaming in pain. (Daily Star) The New U.S. Dietary Guidelines Say You Should Only Have One Drink a Day, Not Two The U.S. Dietary Guidelines have been updated, and there's one BIG change. Since 1990, they've said that men should limit themselves to two alcoholic drinks a day and women should limit themselves to one. Now . . . they're saying one drink max for both men AND women. The experts who make the guidelines say they've revised the guidelines because two drinks versus one leads to a higher risk of death. (Boston.com) (32:20) Esther Povitsky Promoting: her first stand-up special, ESTHER POVITKY: HOT FOR MY NAME, coming to Comedy Central on FridayJuly 17th cc.com/CC app to watch the special. For reference, she most recently starred as Izzy in the Hulu series DOLLFACE (opposite Kat Dennings) and she was the co-creator, co-writer, producer and star of the comedy series ALONE TOGETHER. She's previously recurred on CRAZY EX-GIRLFRIEND, LOVE & DIFFICULT PEOPLE; and guest starred on BROOKLYN 99, WORKAHOLICS, KEY & PEELE and LADY DYNAMITE. She also hosts her own podcasts (including a beauty podcast called GLOWING UP.) “ESTHER POVITSKY: HOT FOR MY NAME” DEBUT ONE-HOUR STAND-UP SPECIAL DIVES INTO THE COMEDIAN'S ORIGIN STORY PREMIERES FRIDAY, JUNE 5TH AT 10PM ET/PT ON COMEDY CENTRAL (42:25) Dumbass of the Day A Guy Is Caught Hoarding Illegal Tarantulas in a Motel Room Two guys were charged with trespassing outside of a grocery store in Florida . . . and one of them had a plastic skeleton he said was for VOODOO. Unmasked Walmart shopper pushing a man in a wheelchair pulls a GUN on man who asked him to put on a face covering - as the company orders ALL its customers to wear face masks A burglar in Alabama broke into a restaurant . . . but got so drunk on the booze inside that he forgot to steal some of their money. (52:40) Bad News For Concert Lovers Live music won't return until 2022, Lollapalooza co-founder says "The whole thing is a shit show" Support the show: https://podcave.app/subscribe/the-world-famous-frank-show-4eehjczc See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
(0:00) Show Open: It Pays To Be A Bitch A Woman Quit Her Job to Make Six Figures a Month Acting Like a Dog for People Online There's a 21-year-old woman named Jenna Phillips in Austin, Texas. And she recently quit her job as an optician . . . because she found that men were paying up to six figures a month for videos of her ACTING LIKE A DOG. Apparently that's a fetish with a LOT of fans. Jenna has an account on OnlyFans where she charges $20 a month for videos of her chasing balls, walking on a leash, rolling around, and taking baths . . . mostly naked. She also makes $1,200 for custom videos. Jenna is on pace to clear more than $1 million this year. I've wasted my life. (Daily Mirror) (14:10) Entertainment News Nick Cannon apologizes for being anti-Semitic but NOT for calling white people 'evil, rapists and savages' - as black stars back him and Charlamagne Tha God says ViacomCBS firing proves 'Jews have the power' After a Day of Poop, the Johnny Depp Trial Turned Yesterday to Pee (26:50) The Twittcoin Con Joe Biden, Barack Obama, Elon Musk and Bill Gates are among dozens of powerful Twitter users targeted by Bitcoin scammers in 'unprecedented security failure' sparked by an 'inside job' - but Trump's account isn't touched For example, Bill Gates' account Tweeted, quote, "Everyone is asking me to give back, and now is the time. I am doubling all payments sent to my Bitcoin address for the next 30 minutes. You send $1,000, I send you back $2,000." (33:30) "Good News" Stories from the Coronavirus Outbreak One of the big reasons people don't wear masks is . . . unfortunately . . . because they've heard it only protects other people, not themselves. Well that's not true, according to a doctor in San Francisco. A mask protects YOU more than you think. She says there's evidence a mask can keep you from breathing in a huge amount of virus particles . . . you might still breathe in a small amount, but that can lead to no infection or a mild one. Wearing a mask can protect you from a more SEVERE case. Walmart has announced a new nationwide policy to require masks in all of its stores starting on Monday. Other national chains including Kroger, Kohl's, and Starbucks also have nationwide mask policies. Dogs are not responsible for the pandemic. A study has debunked a theory that was flying around that the virus jumped from dogs to humans. (45:30) Dumbass of the Day A guy in Florida was arrested for running naked in the street at 2:45 A.M. . . . he said it was on a dare. Three people in Maine were arrested on drug charges . . . and for also having a live alligator. A woman in Florida is facing a felony charge after she grabbed her boyfriend's scrotum during a fight and pulled so hard that she took the skin off one of his testes. (52:45) Herb Stratford Dirt Music In Dirt Music, Western Australia is the backdrop for a tale of love and grief. Stuck in a loveless relationship with local fisherman, Georgie becomes enamored with Lu, a young poacher who is encroaching on her partner's fishing territory. A loner with a tragic past who gave up his life as a musician, Lu is wary of letting Georgie in. But their fervent attraction gets the better of them, and secrets are uncovered that will change their lives. Kelly Macdonald and Garrett Hedlund star in this slow-burning romance drama. Trailer - The Sunlight Night Set in New York City and in Norway, The Sunlit Night follows American painter Frances and émigré Yasha as an unlikely pair who find each other in the Arctic circle. Frances has arrived to jumpstart her career working for a painter, while Yasha has come to bury his father in the land of the Vikings. Jenny Slate, Gillian Anderson and Zach Galifianakis star in this off-beat romance/comedy. Trailer – Cursed (series on Netflix) In the new series Cursed from acclaimed writer Frank Miller, a teenage sorceress named Nimue encounters a young Arthur on his quest to find a powerful and ancient sword. The 10-episode series is a female-centric take on the King Arthur legend and stars Katherine Langford and Gustaf Skarsgard. Trailer - Support the show: https://podcave.app/subscribe/the-world-famous-frank-show-4eehjczc See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
(0:00) Show Open: F*#k Teachers I Guess Why We Need To Continue the conversation against Kids going to school Arizona school board members urge Gov. Ducey to delay opening schools until October These Arizona teachers shared a classroom for summer school. All 3 contracted COVID-19. 1 died. A few questions for Betsy Devos regarding the opening of schools in the fall; If a teacher tests positive for COVID-19 are they required to quarantine for 2-3 weeks? Is their sick leave covered, paid? If that teacher has 5 classes a day with 30 students each, do all 150 of those students need to then stay home and quarantine for 14 days? Do all 150 of those students now have to get tested? Who pays for those tests? Are they happening at school? How are the parents being notified? Does everyone in each of those kids' families need to get tested? Who pays for that? What if someone who lives in the same house as a teacher tests positive? Does that teacher now need to take 14 days off of work to quarantine? Is that time off covered? Paid? Where is the district going to find a substitute teacher who will work in a classroom full of exposed, possibly infected students for substitute pay? Substitutes teach in multiple schools. What if they are diagnosed with COVID-19? Do all the kids in each school now have to quarantine and get tested? Who is going to pay for that? What if a student in your kid's class tests positive? What if your kid tests positive? Does every other student and teacher they have been around have to quarantine? Do we all get notified who is infected and when? Or because of HIPAA regulations are parents and teachers just going to get mysterious “may have been in contact” emails all year long? What is this stress going to do to our teachers? How does it affect their health and well-being? How does it affect their ability to teach? How does it affect the quality of education they are able to provide? How will it affect students and faculty when the first teacher in their school dies from this? The first parent of a student who brought it home? The first kid? How many more people are going to die, that otherwise would not have if we had stayed home longer? 30% of the teachers in the US are over 50. About 16% of the total deaths in the US are people between the ages of 45-65. (20:50) Entertainment News Jussie's Castmate Goodyear PD: 'Empire' actor arrested on domestic violence charges Humiliating photos and haymakers: All the dirt from the Johnny Depp libel trial today Tucker Carlson announces vacation as he defends head writer fired over racist comments, saying 'we are all human' and he 'paid a very heavy price' as he slams the 'ghouls beating their chests over the destruction of a young man' (33:40) Don't Want Her Sourdough A baker in France is using women's pee that she scoops out of public toilets to fertilize the wheat to make bread. (Full Story) An Alaska Airlines flight from Seattle to Chicago had to turn around when a guy on board threatened to kill everyone on the plane if they didn't admit Jesus was black. (Full Story) (39:45) Will Sasso Promoting: the ABC series premiere of UNITED WE FALL… our back-to-back episode debut is from 8 to 9PM ET/PT on Wednesday, July 15th. Will Sasso ..he played Curly in the 20th Century Fox feature “The Three Stooges,” alongside Sean Hayes and Chris Diamantopoulos. Sasso recently wrapped the film “Irresistible,”starring Steve Carell and from director Jon Stewart; “Boss Level,” opposite Mel Gibson, Noami Watts and Frank Grillo; . He can now be seen in the Netflix animated feature “Klaus,” In addition, Sasso plays Mike in the indie drama “The Grizzlies,”. ALL-NEW COMEDY SERIES ‘UNITED WE FALL' SET TO PREMIERE WEDNESDAY, JULY 15, ON ABC (52:55) Dumbass of the Day A Guy Who Was "Too Hungry to Drive" Had His Uninsured Wife Drive . . . and She Crashed A Man Bites a Seagull for Trying to Steal His McDonald's A woman in England was so busy smoking weed and playing on her phone in the street that she didn't notice the cops watching her . . . and she was arrested on drug charges. Support the show: https://podcave.app/subscribe/the-world-famous-frank-show-4eehjczc See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.