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UFC 309 from Madison Square Garden is less than 24 hours away! Dana White joins us to preview the card's main event, a clash of the heavyweight titans between Jon Jones and Stipe Miocic. Plus, Jason Kelce rocked the Eagles tailgate to the sounds of his newest Christmas single, "Santa drives an Astro Van." And, there's love in the air for 19-year old Dancing with the Stars pro, Rylee Arnold, as she tells us about her new with relationship with USC TE Walker Lyons. Hosts: Michael Babcock & Mojo Muhtadi Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's Newsroom Temperature Check, Lisa Dent and the Newsroom share their weird news and odd stories.
Bike Talk with Dave: Bicycle racing, cyclocross, gravel, mountain bike, road and tech
"Pay Nothing. Give Everything" is the moto of the Limestone 77.7 State of Iowa Single Speed Gravel Championship Race held on Oct. 5 of 2024. The race is promoted by CK (Chris Kyle) and is almost as grass roots as you get - except for the details - CK and friends cover the cost of the event - numbers, insurance, food and water at the aid stops and prizes- and as such, he charges zero to enter. Two courses are offered - a 37.5-mile fun ride (no scoring) and the championship 77.7-mile distance. At a moment of weakness I signed up for the championship event, and spent the summer training for it (a very hilly, long gravel race on a singlespeed bike) on my light, snappy, quick road bike on mostly 35- to 50-mile spirited group rides. If all this sounds like a recipe for success, tune in to find out! In my nervousness, I decided to bring my portable microphone along and record the day as it went along - and this is the result. A note on music - Mt. Joy's Jesus Drives an Astrovan played me into the event and stuck in my head throughout the day - so it was only proper to send you out of this episode with their 2021 version recorded live at Red Rocks - I hope you enjoy and subscribe to all their stuff on Spotify and Apple etc. then go see em in concert. Thanks to Wrap-it Storage Systems for helping us keep our sh*t together and organized! Get everything you need to organize your van, garage or basement workshop at https://wrapitstorage.comWe would love it if you would consider supporting Bike Talk with Dave by rating, reviewing and sharing on your favorite podcast platform. We'd invite you to support the show financially at www.buymeacoffee.com or on Venmo @David-Mable. You'll receive a Bike Talk with Dave sticker!Follow Bike Talk with Dave on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/biketalkwithdave/ and Facebook so you don't miss any of the fun, and you can now find every episode on your computer at www.biketalk.bike. And now available on YouTube on the Bike Talk with Dave YouTube channel!And if you need any digital media work: photography, videography and editing, podcast production and editing, look no further than Mable Media. Connect at www.mablemedia.net to help grow your brand and connect with your audience!
In this week's episode we talk to adventure athlete, mountaineer guide and general fan of VLDs (Very Long Distances), Sunny Stroeer about:Being the 1st Woman to ski the entire 1,000 miles at the Iditarod Trail Invitational from Anchorage to NomeHow to manage nutrition during the ITI and VLDsSunny is a free spirit and adventurer. During her 20s, she was a hard-charging Harvard MBA strategy consultant, but at age 30, she turned her back on material possessions and her career in order to live in an Astrovan so she could run and climb full-time instead. Her overarching passion is to be active and push her limits in the side- and backcountry, spanning a multitude of sports from big-wall climbs over multi-day paddling trips, to 100 milers, and everything in between. Her specialty is the high altitude endurance realm; she holds speed records on Aconcagua and on the Annapurna Circuit and has excelled on high trails in the Colorado Rockies. She most recently completed the Iditarod on skis. Sunny and her husband Paul (and husky Dasher) live in Southern Utan and run a hiking and backcountry guide service, and she also founded and runs a mountaineering expedition company for women, by women. She also serves as the executive director for the AWE Summit Scholarship Foundation, which works to increase gender equity on and off the mountains.Please note that this podcast is created strictly for educational purposes and should never be used for medical diagnosis and treatment.***Keep up with Sunny:Web: SunnyStroeer.comInstagram: @SStroeerDreamland Tours: dreamlandtours.net/AWExpeditions: awexpeditions.org/Mentioned:GU Energy ChewsGU Energy GelsGU Energy Roctane Drink MixWhoop BandNot Mentioned, But Worth Mentioning:After we stopped recording, Sunny mentioned during the ITI, she tried to eat every 3 miles. When she missed resupplies and had to ration to every 4 miles, she said, "When I tried every 4 miles, it just didn't work. I hit the wall, and it wasn't just on the physical level. I could feel my mental state going down because I didn't get in enough carbs. Prior to this, I hadn't see the correlation quite so directly. When I fueled every 3 miles, things were good. Every four miles, my mental state declined and I would think that I needed to drop."MORE NR New customers save 10% off all products on our website with the code NEWPOD10 If you would like to work with our practitioners, click here: https://nutritional-revolution.com/work-with-us/ Save 20% on all supplements at our trusted online source: https://us.fullscript.com/welcome/kchannell Join Nutritional Revolution's The Feed Club to get $20 off right away with an additional $20 Feed credit drop every 90 days.: https://thefeed.com/teams/nutritional-revolution Interested in blood testing? Use code NUTRITIONALREVOLUTION at InsideTracker for 20% off any test: store.insidetracker.com/nutritionalrevolution If you're interested in sponsoring Nutritional Revolution Podcast, shoot us an email at nutritionalrev@gmail.com.
Mike Z hates brother Mart and takes his vindictiveness out on all of us!
Serious time, a warning that our first podcast recap touches on mental health crisis and suicide prevention, so if that topic bothers you, that recap is from timestamps 8:45-16:35. Outside of that, see what this past week's podcasts had in store for us! Does Julia ever say "distributor" correctly? Was it easier to count the topics NOT covered in Craft Parenting Pod? Who got beer in their buttcrack? Did Gnome find the source of the water? Was this the best thumbnail Bret and Mike have ever had? This episode covers the following podcasts : Drink Beer, Think Beer with John Holl - Ep 200 - The beer Initiative to Promote 9-8-8 the National Suicide and Crisis Lifeline How Not to Start A Damn Brewery - S5 Ep9 - Adena Distributing - Michael Amann Craft Parenting Podcast - Eps 119-120 - Real Talk with Matt and Shanelle DeMaris (Parts 1&2) Cincy Brewcast - S9 Ep14 - Raising Boats and Tides at Sonder and Friends Oktoberfest The Weekly Pint - Ep 187 - There's a Hole In My Ceiling and My Car Won't Start Brew Skies Booze News (YouTube) - 10/2/2023 - This Is What Success Looks Like ----- What we drank : Heart State Brewing - Sona - Wheat Beer Fat Head's Brewery - Hop JuJu - Imperial IPA Hofbrauhaus - Dunkel MadTree Brewing - Seeing Colors - Hazy IPA Masthead Brewing - B&D IPA - IPA ----- Episode recorded on 10/3/2023 at our amazing podcast host, Higher Gravity Summit Park! https://highergravitycrafthaus.com/ Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed by Truth, Beer, and Podsequences are those of the participants alone and do not necessarily reflect the views or opinions of any entities they may represent. ------ Links to everything at http://truthbeerpod.com/ Find us on all the social medias @ TruthBeerPod Email us at TruthBeerPod@gmail.com Subscribe, like, review, and share! Find all of our episodes on your favorite Podcast platform or https://www.youtube.com/@TruthBeerPod ! Buy us a pint! If you'd like to support the show, you can do by clicking the "One-Time Donation" link at http://truthbeerpod.com ! If you want exclusive content, check out our Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/TruthBeerPod If you'd like to be a show sponsor or even just a segment sponsor, let us know via email or hit us up on social media! ----- We want you to continue to be around to listen to all of our episodes. If you're struggling, please reach out to a friend, family member, co-worker, or mental health professional. If you don't feel comfortable talking to someone you know, please use one of the below resources to talk to someone who wants you around just as much as we do. Call or Text 988 to reach the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline Chat with someone at 988lifeline.org http://www.988lifeline.org ----- Our Intro, Outro, and most of the "within the episode" music was provided by Gnome Creative. Check out www.GnomeCreative.com for all your audio, video, and imagery needs! @gnome__creative on Instagram @TheGnarlyGnome on Twitter https://thegnarlygnome.com/support http://gnomecreative.com http://instagram.com/gnome__creative http://www.twitter.com/TheGnarlyGnome
Spruce & Klep welcome Julius Sciarappa to the show to discuss the debut album of indie rock band Mt. Joy. This album launched Mt. Joy into the indie rock mainstream and contains the hit songs Silver Lining, Dirty Love, and Astrovan. There is not a bad song on Mt. Joy, and the album is certain to set a good vibe whenever you play it!
Sorry, expletives included!
A hardcore ride!
Fun stuff, Mike Z's first appearance on Outlaw radio!
Sean Young was very pissed at me!
In this episode we chat with James, aka The Ethnic Explorer, who is about vanlife and uncovering black history, all while inspiring others to do the same. Growing up in a small Virginia town, James's love for the outdoors started in the woods, often accompanied by his trusty feline companion, Smokey. As he grew older, his passion for the outdoors remained steadfast, but it all changed while working at a dealership. A routine task of driving a customer's van to the service center opened up James' eyes to a new way to adventure. The fully converted van was decked out with a bed and living amenities. James thought to himself, "Oh the adventures I could take in this." He took his old basketball team's Astro Van, $500 and scrap wood from his parents remodeling project and created his own van that was ready for any adventure. But James's adventures are not solely about breathtaking landscapes; they are also a voyage into history. His travels serve as a gateway to discovering the often untold stories of African American heritage, elevating the impact of his expeditions. With each trip, he documents his experiences on YouTube, inviting others to join his mission of exploration and discovery. Through his platform, he seeks to inspire individuals to break free from their comfort zones, embrace vanlife, and engage with the world around them on a deeper level. If you've ever dreamed about vanlife, uncovering hidden stories, or simply seeking inspiration to push your boundaries, this episode's for you! Life in Motion is brought to you by Actual Outdoors. They help build beautiful brands that highlight the approachable and authentic parts of outdoor recreation. Said simply - they “keep it real”. Find them online at actualoutdoors.com or on Instagram at @actualoutdoors. Tweet us and let us know what you think of this episode! @illuminecollect Find more episodes at www.illuminecollect.com/blogs/life-in-motion-podcast Since 2017 Illumine has donated over $32,085 to outdoor nonprofits and shared over 164 stories on the Life in Motion Podcast.
White wall Daytons on a Astro Van. Gekisou Sentai CarRanger Episode 34 Thank you to Rayner for the use of our theme song POWER PLAYTHROUGH please support Rayner Here and their other group Brake Check Here Patreon ad Score Provided by theHeatleyBros the Track is 8 Bit Love Visit https://heatleybros.bandcamp.com For Royalty Free 8 Bit Tracks Today!
This week we are chatting with an adventurer Sunny Stroeer!! "Sunny is a free spirit and adventurer. A Harvard MBA and hard-charging strategy consultant in her twenties, she turned her back on material possessions and career shortly after turning 30 in order to live in an Astrovan so she could run and climb full-time instead." (Sunnystroeer.com) In this episode we talk all about her adventures fast packing the Hayduke Trail, one of the absolute hardest thru hikes in the world! She also shares stories from the Iditarod Trail Invitation and talks about why she absolutely loves that event. Sunny is out there exploring her limits in the back country through all sorts of sports and I am honored to have her on the show and hope to have her back for a future episode! Enjoy!! MORE FROM SUNNY STROEER: Website: http://www.sunnystroeer.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sstroeer/?hl=en AWExpeditions: https://awexpeditions.org
Mutual funds have been a popular way to invest, but are they what's best for your financial plan? Brian talks about what happens with a mutual fund, who has them, and what might be a better fit instead. According to Brian, mutual funds are kind of like driving a 1987 Astrovan. Is that the kind of vehicle you want to travel in? Here's what you'll learn about mutual funds on the show: Mutual funds are popular, but do people really understand them? (0:13) If you want a tax-efficient portfolio, what strategy should you use? (4:00) What can you do about taxes? (6:01) What is the complimentary blueprint plan? (7:12) Mailbag: What's my first step to selling a $5M business? (9:41) Home sales fell in September. What's happening in the housing market? (16:15) Get Additional Information: https://financialplanningva.com/podcast/
Run defense, run schmefense. Zach is on the scene for the Eagles' win on Thursday night football that might have been underwhelming but also gave the franchise its first 8-0 start. Bo and Marissa have questions ... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Ryan talks to Mt. Joy's frontman Matt Quinn about the current state of the music industry, how to create work that lasts, our responsibility for each other, and more. Matt Quinn is the frontman and songwriter for hit Philly folk group Mt. Joy. They named themselves Mt. Joy as an ode to a mountain in Valley Forge National Park. Matt was actually only a couple of months into law school when the single “Astrovan” began racking up hundreds of thousands of plays on Spotify. ✉️ Sign up for the Daily Stoic email: https://dailystoic.com/dailyemail
Matt Quinn of Mt. Joy came by to talk about the band's new album Orange Blood, the story behind Astrovan, folk music and dropping his sunglasses in the toilet... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Matt Quinn of Mt. Joy came by to talk about the band's new album Orange Blood, the story behind Astrovan, folk music and dropping his sunglasses in the toilet... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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Ron starts this episode by talking about ignition circuits in cars starting with the 1960's, then talking about ignition circuits today and the difficulty in troubleshooting them : takes a call on an 86 Astro Van that needs a power steering pulley and the caller cannot find one : takes a call on a 2000 Suburban and problems that start with a miss and a slipping transmission : talks about the Hyundai and Kia engine recall. Visit us at https://www.cardoctorshow.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The Chevy Astro Van was the only rear-wheel drive mini van, the first US-built van with all wheel drive, and the only van that could tow a boat. It also was Adam's car for a period in the early 2000s. Today's episode is all about Steve making fun of Adam's van, so it's a good one.
Off schedule you know the drill ladies and gentlemen. However it's a solo show today with Liam, as he discuss some classic history, and the hiatus taken. Enjoy.
Another day late, another dollar short. You know the drill. Anyhow, Liam and Mick back again talking about everything this week! From old school to new school. Enjoy.
Canton Jones, Messenja & Crew discuss if Christmas is Pagan, Ivermectin for Covid relief and more on this weeks episode if In The BOOTH Podcast.
Ron starts this episode with a call on a 22 Impreza and questions on the accident avoidance system that apparently didn't function when it met up with a deer : takes a call on a 10 Caddy SRS that had a check engine light and when the caller brought it into the dealership, found it had a recall on a steering component – they had the recall done and the car doesn't steer correctly : takes a call on an 01 Astro Van that is racing at fast idle on start up, but it does not bring idle down : talks about electric charging times : talks about the NAPA cost calculator. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com
Eliza Sampey is a superstar, from ultra running, skiing, mountain biking, kayaking, this athlete can do it all. Did I mention she is also a Dr. and lives out of her Astrovan? www.onxmaps.com use Code... The post The Pursuit – E34 – The Difference between Quitting and Giving up w/ @ElizaSampey appeared first on Out of Bounds Podcast.
Familiaaaa, Hora Miercoles arrevelamoooos la GRAN sospresa! Como ya les veniamos diciendo desde hace unos dias, el dia de hoy Said y mi Compa Pepe Garza, nos desplican de que se trata desde la ciudad de Mexico. Asi es que si usted se quiere enterar de que se trata, quemese la interpretacion de "Sueños" con Yesenia Andrew y despuescito se entera. Haaaaaaay, si no es porque estan desde CDMX creeria que me iban a dar cuello! Que, me iban a dar pizo! Que, me iban a dar mis walkin' papers! Que, me iban a dar mi pink-slip. Que, me iban a dar gas! Haaaaay, y hablando de gas.....que cara esta la gasolinaaaaa......le bueno que la Astro Van trae motor Tesla. ajaja Cuanto esta pagando usted por la Gas en su rancho? Escribame por Xochil media a @DonChetoalAire. Los esperamos taen mañana y recuerde.....VAMOS Doyersssss
Familiaaaa, Hora Miercoles arrevelamoooos la GRAN sospresa! Como ya les veniamos diciendo desde hace unos dias, el dia de hoy Said y mi Compa Pepe Garza, nos desplican de que se trata desde la ciudad de Mexico. Asi es que si usted se quiere enterar de que se trata, quemese la interpretacion de "Sueños" con Yesenia Andrew y despuescito se entera. Haaaaaaay, si no es porque estan desde CDMX creeria que me iban a dar cuello! Que, me iban a dar pizo! Que, me iban a dar mis walkin' papers! Que, me iban a dar mi pink-slip. Que, me iban a dar gas! Haaaaay, y hablando de gas.....que cara esta la gasolinaaaaa......le bueno que la Astro Van trae motor Tesla. ajaja Cuanto esta pagando usted por la Gas en su rancho? Escribame por Xochil media a @DonChetoalAire. Los esperamos taen mañana y recuerde.....VAMOS Doyersssss Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com
General Motors se reunirá con inversionistas. GM estima que sus productos futuros permitirán rangos de conducción eléctrica 965 km con una sola carga. Un 6 de octubre, pero de 2005, Mazda desembarcó en nuestro país con cinco agencias ubicadas en la Ciudad de México, Guadalajara y Monterrey. Ford trabaja con neurocientíficos para identificar con rapidez cuándo los conductores se "desconectan". Se incrementa el número de accidentes en motocicleta: Qualitas. Sale a subasta el Porsche 911 Carrera 3.0 RSR, que fue de Pablo Escobar. Los Autos eléctricos de Audi ya son casi tan rentables como los de combustión: Markus Duesmann. Las primeras Volkswagen T7 Multivan eHybrid ya salieron de fabrica. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Alles over Squid Games, kijkcijfers op Netflix, de nieuwe James Bond, USB-C standaard, CoolBlue, de nieuwe robot Astro van Amazon en de nieuwste muziek.
GM aims to profit from software as it broadens its EV lineup; NASA is looking for the next-gen Astrovan, and it's taking suggestions; Rivian Forever fund is a philanthropic endowment for nature
When Leenie's parents get the Big Idea of renting a caravan from M. A. G. I. C., the family begins an adventure that surprises them all! In Part 6, the AstroVan lands on the moon, where they learn much more about the Wheezer than they could ever have imagined... Story by William Sterr Narration by Carrie Coello Photo by Nubia Navarro (nubikini) from Pexels
Chris Dangerfield rolled into the July Edition of Tailpipes & Tacos in a very nonchalant manner. The idea that no one would notice the super straight gloss black 1967 Chevelle that has real fatties neatly tucked under the rear quarters and an exhaust that sounds like there is plenty of power under the hood to back it up. Add in a custom red interior and it is something to behold.So we found Chris and asked him to share his story about the Blown Big Block Black 1967 Chevelle.Over in the Pre-owned Showroom, Jeff Dziekan found a 2005 Chevrolet Astro Van that served a lot of us as people movers and maybe as a rock'n roadie ride for the band!We also have This Week In Auto History from Konrad DeLong.----- ----- -----Be sure to subscribe on your favorite podcast provider for the next episode of In Wheel Time Car Talk six days a week, and check out our live broadcast every Saturday, 8a-11aCT simulcasting on YouTube, Facebook, Twitch and InWheelTime.com.In Wheel Time Car Talk can be heard on you mobile device from providers such as:Apple Podcasts, Pandora Podcast, Amazon Music Podcast, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Stitcher, iHeart Radio podcast, TuneIn + Alexa, Podcast Addict, Castro, Castbox and more on your mobile device.----- ------ ------Want more In Wheel Time in real time? Follow InWheelTime.com for the latest updates!Twitter: https://twitter.com/InWheelTimeInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/inwheeltime/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/InWheelTime/ YouTube: https://www.YouTube.com/InWheelTimeTags: In Wheel Time automotive car talk show car talk Live car talk show
Question: Tell us your best MINIVAN story (eg. When your lost your virginity in the back of your parents Caravan, the time your friend stole his parents Astrovan so you guys could cross state lines to party, when you went street surfing being pulled behind your buddy's Town and Country, when your sister got arrested for going 110 in your parents Odyssey, etc) Show Features: Cover Your Ears, Blooper Reel, Internet Is Awesome, and Beer For Breakfast Socials: @DaveandMahoney Voice Mail: 833-Yo-Dummy https://www.twitch.tv/daveandmahoney Additional Content: daveandmahoney.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
This week a conversation with songwriter and singer Matt Quinn of jangly-pop phenomenons Mt. Joy. Much like host Z. Lupetin's group Dustbowl Revival, Mt. Joy began thanks partially to some Craigslist kismet. After Quinn took the leap from PA to LA and reconnected with fellow guitarist Sam Cooper (who he used to jam with at their high school in Philadelphia), the band found their bassist Michael Byrnes, and Byrnes' flatmate, producer Caleb Nelson, helped create their infectious breakout singles “Astrovan” and “Sheep.” While most rising bands might shy away from writing extensively about addiction; or describing Jesus as a reborn Grateful Dead-loving stoner; or examining generational violence and brutality in Baltimore; with some deeper listening, it's not hard to notice that Mt. Joy's bouncy, arena-friendly sing-alongs are admirably subversive and often quite heavy below the pop shimmer. A whirlwind of touring on some of America's biggest stages followed the resounding streaming success of their first homemade singles, bringing the band from tiny rehearsal spaces and obscurity to the most hallowed festivals in America -- like Newport Folk and Bonnaroo -- and huge white-knuckle tours opening for The Shins, The Head and The Heart, and The Lumineers. By 2018 their joyous, full-throated rock sound had fully gelled with the addition of Sotiris Eliopoulos on drums and Jackie Miclau on keys. Their catchy and confident self-titled record arrived on Dualtone and seemed to go everywhere at once -- with the acoustic-guitar led anthem, “Silver Lining,” surprising the band most of all by hitting #1 on the AAA radio charts. But, as Quinn mentions early on in the talk, by the time the band released their much-hyped sequel record, Rearrange Us, in early 2020, the group of friends and collaborators were fraying at the seams. Relentless time away from loved ones caused breakups that were a long time coming, and trying to match incredibly high expectations had forced the band to ask themselves what they really wanted out of this new nomadic, whiplash life. Thus Rearrange Us dives courageously into darker shadows than its predecessor. In emotional standout songs like “Strangers” Quinn has an achy-voiced knack for pinpointing that exact moment when good love goes wrong -- and how feeding off the endless adoring energy of the strangers he meets in every new town can only sustain him for so long. In a way, the pandemic-forced time off coinciding with their record gaining steam was a blessing in disguise, allowing Quinn and the band to reflect and recharge. But of course, with a feverish fanbase from Philly to LA waiting, Mt. Joy wasn't about to rest long. If you're a fan, you may have noticed that they are currently playing safe, sold out drive-in shows across the East coast and Midwest with more on the way.
Get Exclusive Pop Culture Show video interviews, video content and bonus video exclusively from our Instagram. Sign up for our Pop Cult and be the first to get show announcements, free stuff and insider information only available to cult members.Speaker 1 (00:00):Welcome to the Pop Culture Show with Barnes, Leslie, and Cubby. Barnes (00:04):Welcome to episode 22 of the Pop Culture Show Barnes, Leslie, and Cubby. Please rate, review, and subscribe. That's how it keeps us alive, and Cubby, the Pop Culture Show now on the iHeartRadio app and where else? Cubby (00:19):That would be ... Wait, what do you mean where else? Barnes (00:21):Tesla's. Cubby (00:22):Oh, Tesla's. That's right. We give you a hard time because every week you mention it, and now I had a chance and I failed. Leslie (00:29):Are we in Wennebagos? That's all I want to know. Barnes (00:31):Yeah. And coming soon to the Astro Van and also thanks to our listeners in Turks and Caicos. Cubby (00:37):Turks and Caicos, that was my first episode with you guys. And I learned that I was saying it wrong my whole life. Barnes (00:43):That's okay, you're good. How are you guys? Cubby (00:45):Good. Leslie (00:46):Really good. Cubby (00:46):How are you guys feeling? Leslie (00:46):You know what ... Barnes (00:48):I'm good, crazy. Leslie (00:49):I'm wanting to feel better. I want to ask you guys how much water do you drink on a daily basis? Barnes (00:53):Not enough. Cubby (00:53):Not as much as you, girl. Oh my goodness. Leslie (00:57):Several years ago I got kidney stones, and the doctor said, "You need to drown yourself in water." I just forget to drink water, so I bought this, I don't know if you've seen them or not, but it's a gallon jug. You can get it on Amazon, QuiFit, built for life. Barnes (01:11):A QuiFit? Cubby (01:12):What? Leslie (01:13):I don't know. Cubby (01:14):Fram. Leslie (01:17):Is that what's called? Cubby (01:17):A QuiFit? Leslie (01:23):Build life. Barnes (01:24):Fram, do you know what you're saying? Leslie (01:26):No, I don't. I just know I have a gallon jug in front of me. Barnes (01:29):Do you know what a qweef is? Leslie (01:30):No, I don't. Cubby (01:30):You don't? Leslie (01:30):Fit, I said fit. Cubby (01:33):Are you serious? Leslie (01:35):No, what is it? Uh-oh [crosstalk 00:01:41] Cubby (01:41):You don't know what a qweef is? Barnes (01:41):Next. Leslie (01:46):Did I screw up again? Barnes (01:48):Next. Just keep going, just keep going. [crosstalk 00:01:50]. Hold on to your QuiFit. Leslie (01:53):I bought this- Cubby (01:53):Do you drink that gallon in a whole day? Barnes (01:54):Hold it up. Leslie (01:55):Yeah, you start in the morning, and it gives you little inspirational quotes. Cubby (01:59):Oh, it's a Qui-Fit? Leslie (02:01):That's what I said. I said a QuiFit. What is going on here? Barnes (02:10):Oh my God. Leslie (02:11):It starts at 7:00 a.m. good morning, and as you go throughout the day in every two hour increments it's like, "Remember your goal. Keep drinking. No excuses." Anyway, it's a gallon a day. Barnes (02:21):Yeah, do people freak out that you're walking around with a jug with a bunch of writing on it? Leslie (02:26):Well the problem is now is coronavirus so I'm home all day. Barnes (02:29):Oh, that's right. Leslie (02:29):I'm dedicated. Let me see if I can do this for a month. Cubby (02:32):Can we have Leslie look up qweef live just so we can see her reaction when she reads it? Barnes (02:36):Leslie, go ahead. Leslie (02:36):Wait, what is it? Barnes (02:38):Google it. Cubby (02:38):Google it right now. Leslie (02:39):All right, how do you spell it? Cubby (02:40):Q-W-E-E-F. I just did it, and it came right to the top of Google. Leslie (02:40):Q-W- Barnes (02:40):Read us that definition. Leslie (02:40):Q-W-E-F. Cubby (02:45):Q-W-E-E-F. E-E-F. Leslie (02:49):Oh, E-E-F. All right, hold on a second. Barnes (02:53):What's the definition, Fram? Leslie (02:54):It's not what I said. Cubby (03:00):Oh man. I don't know if I can top that. Barnes (03:04):No. Read it, and we'll beep it. Leslie (03:08):I'll never hear the end of this. Barnes (03:09):Read the definition. Leslie (03:12):Flatulence can have causes that aren't due to underlying disease. Cubby (03:18):You don't really have to bleep it. Leslie (03:19):See a doctor if you- Cubby (03:21):It is a medical term. Leslie (03:22):... feel pain during sexual intercourse, pass gas, stool, or ... I can't even read this. Barnes (03:29):I mean, when we publish these they ask us, "Is this explicit?" We're only a few minutes in, and we're already explicit. Leslie (03:36):Thanks a lot. Barnes (03:37):Cubby, how was your week? Cubby (03:38):Well, to tell you the truth I needed that gallon of water Leslie has to put my arm out because my arm caught on fire last week. Leslie (03:47):What? Barnes (03:48):Your arm caught on fire? Cubby (03:49):Not really, so kind of. I had a grilling accident. Before I grill, which I love to grill, before I put the steaks on the grill I clean the grill, and I always put a little cooking oil on it. And then I usually wait a couple of minutes, and then I turn the gas on because it's propane, and then I fire it up. Well, there was some thunderstorms moving in, and I knew my time was limited, so I sprayed the oil on, and then I fired up the propane and didn't wait as long as I probably should have. Barnes (04:16):Wait, did you qweef it? Cubby (04:19):So then I lit the grill, and I had a mushroom cloud over my town. It was like, poof. But my right arm totally all the hair singed off, and you know that nasty smell hair makes. Leslie (04:29):Awful. Cubby (04:31):It is awful, and it just hung around on my arm all night. Finally I said, "Honey, I got to take another shower." It just smelled so bad. So, yeah, a near death grilling experience was the highlight of my week. Barnes (04:40):That was huge. Cubby (04:42):Yeah. Barnes (04:42):I jumped on a plane for the first time since February. Went to Houston for a shoot, and do you know what a mask hole is? Leslie (04:52):No. Cubby (04:53):No, I don't. Barnes (04:54):It's a term. It is an individual who wears a mask in a way that makes it completely ineffective like below the nose, under the chin, or back of the head. Think about that when you see them. There was a maskhole sitting in front of me, and he had the mask covering his mouth, and that was it. Leslie (05:11):Oh boy. Barnes (05:12):And you just want to go, "Dude, really? Do you understand why you're wearing a mask?" And there are arguments whether the masks work or not. But anyway, that's a maskhole. The coronavirus thing seems to be getting worse. Cubby (05:24):It does. Leslie (05:25):Yeah, and it's terrible in Tennessee as you guys know. Barnes (05:28):It's so bad. Leslie (05:29):What's going on in Georgia? Barnes (05:30):Same thing. Between nightly riots, coronavirus- Leslie (05:35):Shootings. Barnes (05:35):... street racing, yeah, all kinds of stuff. Cubby (05:38):Speaking of COVID, actually Steven Mnuchin promises to scale back unemployment benefits in a new $1 trillion coronavirus package, and another round of checks are coming in August of $1,200 so another stimulus coming at you in August. Barnes (05:55):And they're trying to kill ... What you said, they're trying to kill the ... Diminish the, whatever, that $600 unemployment a week or whatever that was because they want to motivate people to get back to work. Cubby (06:03):Correct. Scale back the unemployment benefits to get rid of $600 bonus. Barnes (06:08):But the plane thing was pretty easy. It was an hour and a half to Houston, but there were maybe 20 people on board, and they board from the back of the plane forward, which they should do anyway. And then I got to Houston at 9:03, went to a shoot, was back on the plane by 1:25 and got back to Atlanta. Cubby (06:28):TSA was a breeze. Even though we're all pre-screened, still you don't even need pre-screening anymore, do you? Barnes (06:32):Well I have clear because I'm a diamond medallion and you get it for free if you hit that status with Delta, and so you have clear, but it's funny because there's no one there. You walk up, and it's just ... Cubby (06:42):It's clear everywhere. Barnes (06:43):Yeah, you don't have to touch it, which is great because they use your eyes. So it was pretty painless, anyway. Some announcements, next week on the show Butch Walker, big time producer, former band called the Marvelous 3 out of Atlanta [crosstalk 00:06:58] among other. Leslie (06:59):Huge solo career, yup. Barnes (07:00):Yeah. Among other bands, and solo albums. And the guy writes for people like Taylor Swift, people like that, that don't really do much. Leslie (07:08):One of the nicest guys ever and one of the best live shows ever. Barnes (07:11):Yeah, so we're going to do an on location from his farm in Tennessee. Leslie (07:14):That's right. Barnes (07:14):Everybody but Cubby unless you want to get on a plane. Cubby (07:16):How come I'm not invited? What's up with that? Leslie (07:17):Come on in. Barnes (07:18):You are invited. Come on. Cubby (07:20):Actually, I'm nervous about flying. I don't know why. Not flying itself. I love to fly, but I'm saying I can't get past this whole COVID thing. I'm still a little sheltered. Barnes (07:29):Also in August, Grammy winner Kristian Bush from Sugarland will be on with us, good dude who ranges from Alternative to Country. He can do everything and anything. Leslie (07:39):Also, producing too. Kristian's been doing everything. Barnes (07:42):Also, coming up on today's episode, Goldberg, Bill Goldberg from a secret location at his new bunker in Texas. He is such a great guy. I have a funny story to tell about going up to lunch with him. Leslie (07:58):He's Mr. Motivational. I love that. He's always positive. Barnes (08:01):Always positive. That guy when we would do appearances with him, Cubby, he would show up at whatever to promote like the celebrity softball game we had, and he would stay until every kid got an autograph. And that was at the height of his WWE. Cubby (08:12):I love him already. I love people that are just down to Earth and cool. Barnes (08:16):He's so cool. So Goldberg is coming up. Cubby (08:18):Well, we've talked often how we love our gadgets, and the iPhone 12 is coming, and there are already rumors going around. Now, Leslie you're- Leslie (08:27):I'm a Samsung person. I know, I know. Cubby (08:29):Right, yeah. So you can go ahead and take your headphones off. We don't need you. But Barnes- Leslie (08:33):Okay. What's going on with the 12? Cubby (08:34):Well, every time a new phone comes out there's always rumors going around on how it's going to look and all that. So they're saying it is going to be called iPhone 12. Some people were speculating maybe they're going to just change that up because they keep going in order, but it is going to be called the iPhone 12, and there's going to be four different iPhones. Now, Barnes, you're probably the Pro Max kind of guy, right? Barnes (08:54):I'm already on 14, bro. Leslie (08:55):What? Cubby (08:55):What do you mean? Barnes (08:56):Apple hooks me up. I'm two ahead. Cubby (08:57):Shut up, you're such a liar. Leslie (08:57):What? Barnes (08:58):I'm kidding. I'm kidding. You know these leaks come from Apple. Cubby (09:02):They do to get the hype going, right? Barnes (09:03):Yeah. Cubby (09:04):The iPhone 12, the iPhone 12 Pro, and the 12 Pro Max are the rumors. Apparently they're going to be bringing back the squared edges, which I'm not a huge fan of but ... Barnes (09:18):And metal I heard. Cubby (09:19):Right, around the edges and the corners like iPhone 4 and 5. They're going to be bringing that back. They always say this every time that they have a new phone coming, but apparently the camera is getting better, a new camera. Leslie (09:32):I think we should just all go back to the flip phone. Barnes (09:33):Yeah. Cubby (09:34):Hey, they've come back too. Barnes (09:35):Totally have, StarTech's. Cubby (09:36):They really have. Also, according to the rumors the iPhone 12 the 5G seems inevitable. 2020 is prime to be a big year for the rollout of 5G, and a lot of people are wondering if iPhones are going to support 5G, and it looks like it will. One more thing, look for a very powerful charger. You're going to be charging in no time. Barnes (09:57):They may be changing it, Cubby, right? They're going to change possibly from lightning to the C. Cubby (10:01):The braided lightning charging cables. Barnes (10:04):Oh, the braided one? Cubby (10:05):Yeah. Barnes (10:05):And then there's a rumor that they may not give you the cable with the phone. Cubby (10:08):Which is another way to make money, right, because you have to buy it. Barnes (10:10):Yeah, I'm assuming. It's getting ridiculous. Leslie (10:13):Apple loves to do that. Barnes (10:14):I'm surprised they're releasing it, and they're saying September 5th. I'm surprised they're doing it. Cubby (10:18):No. Barnes (10:18):No, not the fifth. Cubby (10:19):No, I'm already hearing mid-October all because of COVID. And that could be right. Again, this is the rumor mill. Barnes (10:26):I heard mid-October was laptops, and then the phones were coming in September. But I could be wrong. They always do it around that date, but during COVID when people are strapped for cash who is going to buy a $1,500 phone? Cubby (10:38):Right. Barnes (10:39):All right, show me some sleaze, Fram. Leslie (10:41):Well, the world lost a TV icon. Regis Philbin dying at the age of 88. I don't know if you guys saw this or not, but Letterman had just such an amazing tribute to him. He said he was like the Johnny Carson of television, the master communicator. Do you know that Letterman had him on more than any other guest, up to I think 130 to 150 times. Regis was his number one guest. Barnes (11:08):I was just surprised. I don't know why, he's 88. I don't know why I was so shocked to see it, that story come across. Cubby (11:14):Because we didn't hear he was sick. Leslie (11:15):He held the world's most ... According to the Guinness Book of World Records, he was on TV more than anybody else, guess how many hours? Cubby (11:24):Oh my god, 20,000, I don't know. Leslie (11:26):Yeah, 16,700 hours. It's really funny because last year I had a chance to talk to Kathie Lee Gifford because she moved to Nashville. That was an era on television where they were master story tellers, and she couldn't have said enough amazing things about Regis. Cubby (11:41):I can't believe you're talking about this, Leslie, because coming up later when I do my pop this week in pop culture I have a whole thing with Kathie Lee, and her final episode was actually this week 20 years ago. But I have the audio of her signing off, so listen for that coming up here in a few minutes. Leslie (11:56):Really crazy week with Kanye West and the Twitter rants that he had. It's sad because he suffers ... He's bipolar, and a lot of people are really upset and concerned about his mental health, but he did come out over the last 48 hours and apologize to his wife, Kim Kardashian. "I want to say I know I hurt you. Please forgive me. Thank you for always being there for me," because he accused her of many things, locking him up and being a white supremacist for apparently doing what she wasn't supposed to do which was speak about him publicly. Barnes (12:28):Little late on that apology, just a little. The damage might be done. Leslie (12:31):He said that Kris Jenner was Kris Jong-un like Kim Jong-un. Yeah, it was really sad, but apparently now he's apologizing. We'll see what happens. Justin Bieber went and visited him out in Colorado. Barnes (12:42):Well that should make everything better. Leslie (12:45):Yeah it should ... Speaking of the Jenners, Kylie, 22-year-old Kylie was you know is a billionaire, right? She has her own cosmetic company. She bought her daughter, Stormy, her dream pony that cost $200,000. Cubby (12:56):That's in their cup holder, probably in the car, $200,000. Leslie (13:01):Yeah, and she paid an extra $7,000 to $10,000 to fly the pony from LA to The Netherlands or from the Netherlands, and the pony is now in coronavirus, the pony is now in quarantine. Barnes (13:14):Wouldn't you like to be a supplier to them because you know you could just 10X whatever you're selling, 10 to 20X whatever the price is. Like how much is it? A friend of mine has a place called Classic Collision in Atlanta, and I went to go pick up a car one time, and one of their cars was there because he had the only shade of the specific blue that they were painting the Bentley. So they shipped the Bentley to him. They painted this Bentley this ridiculous powder blue, and then it goes back to them. These people just throw money around. Cubby (13:44):What are we doing wrong? Barnes (13:45):It's unreal. Leslie (13:45):200,000 though for her is like, what, 200 to us maybe. Cubby (13:49):I know. Leslie (13:49):Because she's a billionaire. Barnes (13:51):It starts with a sex tape, people. Leslie (13:54):Is that the key? That's the secret. Barnes (13:56):That's the secret. Cubby (13:56):Well that's how you and Leslie started your whole thing. Leslie (13:59):Yeah, exactly. Cubby (13:59):Back in the early '90s. Leslie (14:01):Let me just say this. One of the most heart wrenching things has been reading the Instagram posts from Orlando Bloom who is destroyed over losing his dog. Latest post, he did get a tattoo of his dog, Mighty, on his chest. "Mighty's on the other side now after seven days of searching from sunrise to sunset into the wee hours today, the seventh day we found his collar." It's a really long post, but it's really heart warming, and he basically searched the neighborhood. Every nook and cranny, but he just went on to say that they just had this amazing bond. Were you following those Instagram posts? Cubby (14:40):I was, I was, and I kept thinking well new baby coming soon, so there's a lot going on in their house. I was wondering when ... Isn't Katie due any moment now? Leslie (14:50):Yeah, so you think the hormones were hitting him? Cubby (14:52):Yeah, it probably was. Barnes (14:54):It's like corona, within six feet. Leslie (14:57):Now you guys know I've been obsessed with the Johnny Depp trial, but the funny thing this past week ... And he's been accusing her of having all these affairs, but his nicknames for people. He called Leonardo DiCaprio Pumpkin Head, and he called Channing Tatum, Potato Head, so it's really funny to hear what Johnny Depp says about all these other actors he thought Amber was having an affair with. I'm so into it. Barnes, Big Brother All-Stars premiering August fifth, the COVID-19 edition. Barnes (15:29):Oh yes, all-stars, 20th season. Leslie (15:32):You are such a Big Brother fan. I never got it. Cubby (15:35):[inaudible 00:15:35]. Do you watch it live or do you DVR it and catch up? Barnes (15:37):Are you kidding? I'm only, like, 10 minutes behind so I can miss the commercials, or 15 minutes, but no I watch it the night it ... You know when it came out it was on every night of the week originally. Cubby (15:45):I remember that. That was like what, '02. Barnes (15:48):Ish, yeah. And then it went to three nights a week I think, and now it's three or four. I'm there every night that it's on. You'll have to ... This is the time to get on, which quickly interject. Give me something to watch on Netflix, Leslie. Leslie (15:59):There's a ton of stuff. Barnes (16:01):I asked for one. Give me two, give me two things. Leslie (16:03):Okay. I'm going to give you two things, one that I just finished that I'm obsessed with, The Last Dance, about the Bulls and Michael Jordan. Barnes (16:10):Way to be on top of that, Fram, that's so March COVID. Cubby (16:13):Yeah. Leslie (16:13):Well it's new to Netflix so a lot of people are actually watching it now that didn't see it on ESPN. Fear City, about the Mafia in New York in the '70s and '80s. Barnes (16:22):I'm watching that. Leslie (16:23):What do you think so far? Barnes (16:24):It's good. It's very good. It's talking about how the Mafia, they're comparing it to some of the other cities right now like Chicago and Atlanta where all the crime is happening. It's where they're trying to take the city back, and New York was just so bad. And it goes through the five crime families. It's quite interesting. Leslie (16:38):Now, are your wives into chick flicks? Barnes (16:40):I only have one. Leslie (16:41):Well, Cubby is on the show too. Cubby (16:43):I'm on the show too. Barnes (16:44):Oh, I thought you were talking to me still. You're like, "Are your wives." I moved from Salt Lake City ... No, I never lived there. Cubby (16:51):My wife, Cocoa, we watch Married at First Sight. Barnes (16:55):Oh, that's good. See, you get on me for watching Big Brother, but you watch Married at First Sight. Cubby (16:59):Well Big Brother is just kind of played out to me, but Married at First Sight, 90-Day Fiance, and they have like a million 90 days. Barnes (17:05):I heard that's great. Cubby (17:06):You have 90-Day The Other Way, 90-Day This Way, 90-Day That Way. There's a million 90 Days but they're good. Leslie (17:11):Yeah, because Kissing Booth 2 is on Netflix. Barnes (17:13):Oh God. Cubby (17:14):Leslie, what do all your husbands watch? Leslie (17:18):Well, we love a lot of dramas, seriously love dramas. But I will tell you he did like The Crown, and it is coming back but not until 2022 because of COVID. Cubby (17:30):Everything's COVID. Leslie (17:30):It's unbelievable. Barnes (17:31):I have a good one for you both on Netflix. I told you about Liar, and you haven't watched it yet, Leslie, because you would have told me you did, and you're missing out. Leslie (17:39):I haven't watched it yet. Barnes (17:39):Cubby, do you have Netflix? You do right? Cubby (17:41):I do. We don't have time with the baby, but yeah. Barnes (17:43):I give you more of a break than Leslie. Liar is good, but you want to skip right to another British I would call it Liar meets The Affair, which The Affair I loved on- Leslie (17:54):I loved The Affair on Showtime. Barnes (17:54):Okay, okay, we're connecting Leslie. Leslie (17:57):I loved that show. Okay, go ahead. Barnes (17:58):Watch Doctor Foster. I believe there's two seasons. Doctor Foster, it's a woman who believes her husband is having an affair. First episode will get you, especially the last 15 minutes. Leslie (18:09):Okay. Barnes (18:09):You need to watch Doctor Foster on Netflix. Cubby (18:12):There's something I want to say about all these shows. Everybody wants to recommend shows to their friends, and then the friends always say, "I'll put it on my list," but there is no list. Barnes (18:21):Yeah, there is. Cubby (18:22):Everyone's lying when they say that. "I'll put it on my list." There's too much to watch. Barnes (18:26):No, but there's the Netflix list. Cubby (18:28):No, but I'm saying you're passionate about something. You're trying to sell Leslie on watching the show. Leslie will say, "All right, I'll put it on my list," but Leslie will you ever get to it? Leslie (18:37):Well here's the thing. Most of the stuff I've been watching lately have been recommendations from people like Barnes about The Last Dances, Billions. A lot of stuff have been recommendations, and then of course I fall in love with these shows and then I'm obsessed with them. Cubby (18:50):Right. Barnes (18:51):Get into ... You can go back to Liar, but I think you should skip ahead to Doctor Foster. Leslie (18:54):All right, I can do that. Barnes (18:55):And then you'll want to watch ... They're very different, but similar tone. They're UK. Leslie (19:00):Have you guys ... Have you watched anything on Quibi? Barnes (19:05):No, I'm not buying into the hype. Leslie (19:06):Because now Samuel L. Jackson and Ryan Reynolds are partnering for something on Quibi. I haven't watched anything on there yet. I know a lot of people are excited that Shark Week is coming back on Discovery August 9th, and then there's SharkFest. Barnes (19:20):Turks and Caicos. Leslie (19:21):On Nat Geo. How did this happen? Happy 40th birthday to Caddyshack. Cubby (19:28):They actually had it on over the weekend. AMC was airing it. They had a marathon on. It was great, with the 40th logo on there, it was pretty cool. Audio (19:34):I want you to kill every gopher on the course. Audio (19:38):Check me if I'm wrong, Sandy, but if I kill all the golfers they're going to lock me up and throw away the key. Audio (19:45):Gophers, [inaudible 00:19:45] not golfers. The little brown, furry rodents. Audio (19:47):We can do that. Cubby (19:48):Such a classic. Great clip by the way, but come on, you didn't have Rodney. Rodney was ... Barnes (19:54):No, I just thought it was so overplayed. Rodney's always the clip. Leslie (19:57):This is really strange, I didn't realize this by the little bit of trivia. Harold Ramis had realized that his two biggest stars never appeared together, so I guess they had lunch one day and wrote a little scene so that Bill Murray and Chevy Chase could appear together. And then he also said that originally he wanted the theme to be all Pink Floyd. Of course, I don't know if that would've worked out. Cubby (20:16):Wow. Barnes (20:16):That'd be strange. Leslie (20:17):Dark Side of the Moon instead of I'm All Right by Kenny Loggins. And finally, this is not going away. Lifetime is now getting into the Jeffrey Epstein business. Yup, they got a movie coming out, the Jeffrey Epstein Movie. Barnes (20:32):So they got something completely different than the Netflix thing? Leslie (20:34):Yeah, they're going to talk about some of the survivors. Audio (20:37):I was 19. He began to touch me aggressively. It quickly turned into an assault. Audio (20:42):He forced oral sex on me right there. And the more I kept trying to resist the more fun he was having. Audio (20:48):I was 14. I told him to stop. He told me, "I'll stop if you just take your underwear off." Audio (20:54):He want's to do whatever he wants to do. Audio (20:55):At 16 what happens if I say no. Audio (20:58):I'm going to fight back. Audio (20:59):Chilling firsthand accounts from those who lived it. Surviving Jeffrey Epstein, a two night event, premiers Sunday, August 9th at 8:00, only on Lifetime. Leslie (21:09):And there's your celebrity sleaze. Barnes (21:11):Let's talk music quickly. Some people dropped some stuff this week, and I want to play you a couple of clips so you're in the know of what's going on in the music landscape, the biggest one being Taylor Swift with a surprise album. Leslie (21:21):Huge. Barnes (21:22):She was hunkered down during corona and created this album over that time, and the numbers are unbelievable. That Cardigan video got 20 million views in one day. They sold 1.3 million in one day. Spotify 80 million streams. That's a record by a female artist in one day. Apple Music 35 million streamed. That's a record. Leslie (21:47):Again, folklore, and I'll tell you it just proves again what a great songwriter she is. Barnes (21:51):So I went to ... I called my daughter because if you want to get to the source of what's good on the Taylor Swift you call the daughter who is 18, and I said, "Okay." She lives and breathes if Taylor does something she's on it. I said, "What's the best song?" She said to me the best song was The Last Great American Dynasty, and here's a clip. Taylor Swift (22:12):(singing) Barnes (22:42):So she says that's the best on. Cubby (22:44):It kind of reminds me of Jewel in a weird way. Barnes (22:46):Ish. Cubby (22:47):That Jewel sound, which is not a slam. I love Jewel, but Taylor is huge as we all know. It just has that 1996 Jewel feel. Barnes (22:55):I listened to the whole album, Folklore, and I thought it was ... It's super chill for sure. I mean she's- Leslie (23:00):I think that's the best song on the record too, that and Cardigan, so I agree with your daughter, Barnes. Barnes (23:04):There you go. Maybe she's a music in the making, a music director. Leslie (23:06):Yeah, A&R Director. Cubby (23:08):I was reading that she did all this during quarantine because I had heard she had a lot of stuff stockpiled from past work like in the last year, and I thought for sure she just put this out with all the extras she never got to, but apparently this is all in the last few months. Leslie (23:24):Brand new. Cubby (23:24):Yeah, brand new. Leslie (23:24):I liked the Lover record too. Cubby (23:25):Yeah, it was great too. Barnes (23:26):Some more new music that dropped, August Alsina. You know that name because that is the dude that was in the entanglement with what's her name. Leslie (23:34):Jada Pinkett Smith. Barnes (23:35):Yeah. What's weird, guys, and I said this when we first reported on that when it came out, that August Alsina the name of this song is Entanglements. She made a point when Will Smith was talking about her being in a situation she called it an entanglement and corrected him. And I thought all along this was some big weird marketing play. What's going on here? Leslie (23:55):So you don't think he wrote this right after she said entanglement? Barnes (23:58):No. Leslie (23:58):You think this song was kind of in the can for a while? Barnes (24:00):No. He's been working on this album for two or three years. Leslie (24:03):Yeah. It's strange. Barnes (24:04):It's just strange that she's trying to make things better, and she's like, "No, it was an entanglement, E-N-T-A-N-G ..." Yeah, listen. Here, I have two clips. This is very weird. There are mentions about her and Will Smith. Rick Ross raps on this, so I kind of dig the rap. But here's one of the hooks from Entanglement. August Alsina (24:34):(singing) Cubby (24:34):So, it seems fishy. Barnes (24:36):It seems fishy. Even more fishy, listen to the Rick Ross rap. Tell me how many ... Listen closely. Tell me how many Will Smith things you hear in here. Rick Ross (24:46):(singing) Barnes (25:20):See. There's a few of them in there. Will power, and he talked about The Matrix. Remember when Will Smith was up for The Matrix and didn't get it. Cubby (25:29):Yeah. Barnes (25:30):Just strange. Leslie (25:30):I do think that Will Smith ... By the way, I love him as an actor. I think he loves to control the narrative. They both do. And I think they're trying to say, "Everything's okay." Barnes (25:40):But they're up to something. Cubby (25:41):Yeah. They're trying to get us all talking. Leslie (25:44):There have been questions about that marriage for years. Barnes (25:47):Must be a cut. Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani who if there was ever like, "Ooh, that gross happy couple," it is them. They are just so in love it is oozing from every wall. They put this out, this song called Happy Anywhere. Tell me what the problem is here, okay. This is Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani. Listen to this clip and tell me what is missing. Again, this is Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani, Happy Anywhere. Tell me what's missing. Speaker 17 (26:12):(singing) Barnes (26:33):What's missing? Leslie (26:35):Gwen. Cubby (26:36):Yeah. Barnes (26:36):Gwen Stefani. Her mix is so buried. Cubby (26:38):Right. You can barely hear her. Leslie (26:40):It's on Blake's new record, but I can tell you that the video, we premiered it on CMT and MTV premiered the video it's adorable. They're at his complex. They are in love. Let me just say that, in love. Barnes (26:53):We need to get him on the show, Fram. Come on. Leslie (26:55):He's a really good guy, but he's so busy. Barnes (26:57):I don't care. Leslie (26:57):Now obviously he does two seasons of The Voice every year, but he did this- Barnes (27:02):Come on. Leslie (27:02):Let me ask you about this. He did this Encore, you know the company that's doing all the drive-in concerts. He did the drive-in concert over the weekend. Gwen appeared as well and some other Country artists, but 300 drive-in theaters around the country, but it's a pre-taped concert. It was $100 a car, so you go in- Barnes (27:20):Why would you pay that? Leslie (27:21):It's $100 a car, so you can have six people in the car. Sold out everywhere, 300 drive-ins to see a taped concert. That's what the new norm is now. Garth Brooks did it. Would you go to a drive-in for a pre-taped. Barnes (27:34):No. Leslie (27:34):Unless it was something you just wanted to have some fun with your friends. Cubby (27:37):Why so expensive? Why was it 100 bucks? Leslie (27:38):Per car. Cubby (27:40):Per car. Oh, because you could have, like, five people in the car. Leslie (27:43):You could have up to six people in a car. Cubby (27:44):Oh, I get it. Right. Barnes (27:44):Get money, get paid. The last one we talked about Taylor Swift is so great at re-inventing herself. Every single time she puts out an album she takes a turn and goes a different direction. Here is the complete antithesis of that in a group that never takes a turn and puts out the same thing every single time. Have a listen. Tell me who it is. Speaker 18 (28:01):(singing) Barnes (28:01):It's the same very time. Cubby (28:02):Yup, and it'll be a huge hit. Speaker 18 (28:02):(singing) Barnes (28:10):When are they going to change the name of the band to Adam Levine? Because they don't even let the band in the videos anymore, and when did he shave his head? I somehow missed that. Leslie (28:29):He always has a different look. If you ever watched him on The Voice he had a different look every season, but ... Barnes (28:33):Shaved his head, and now he has a full on beard like something you would see the pilgrims out in the middle of nowhere. It's a completely different look. Cubby (28:44):But man, I tell you what, they've had a run though, right? Barnes (28:45):Amish, yeah. I like Maroon 5, but it's just funny. It's like they recorded 700 songs the first time they got together, and they're just putting out 10 every time. Leslie (28:54):He does have an amazing voice, though. You have to admit that. Cubby (28:56):I like them. Barnes (28:57):He totally does. I got off at the airport at LAX one time, and he was sitting in the very front waiting to get on the plane, and he had a black cap pulled down over his head. He's a stud. The guy is just like a super rockstar who's ... I like their first album better than any of them. Cubby (29:10):Have you ran into everybody at some point, Barnes? Barnes (29:13):I ran into Rick Ross at FedEx. Cubby (29:15):There you go. You need to have a weekly feature like who I ran into. Barnes (29:18):Just on people I ran into this week. Cubby (29:19):Yeah, who I ran into this week. Barnes (29:20):He was in a metallic silver either Lamborghini or Ferrari like it was a mirror, like a complete mirror. And he was a mess at the counter trying to get all of his stuff organized to send out. Leslie (29:32):When you run into somebody at the airport do you go up and talk to them? Barnes (29:35):At the airport? Leslie (29:36):Yeah, like if you saw- Cubby (29:36):Not unless I'm a really big fan. Leslie (29:37):Kind of give them their space. Barnes (29:39):Only person I have done ... Two people, Johnnie Cochran- Leslie (29:42):Nice. Barnes (29:43):... and Tom Landry. Cubby (29:46):Oh yeah, that's huge. Barnes (29:47):The two that you're never going to get another shot. Leslie (29:50):Yeah, I can see that. I can see that. Cubby (29:52):A lot of times I want to do it just because I want the ... Do it for the gram like for Facebook. But I usually don't go up to them because I feel bad. I don't want to bother them. Leslie (30:02):I did my first virtual concert a few days ago. Obviously I'm watching stuff on Facebook Live and Instagram but I went into Veeps, which is much ... There's a lot of these platforms out there now. There's Sessions and Mystro and StageIt. But Pete Yorn did his legendary album, Music From the Morning After. Barnes and I were able to play that when we worked at 99X. That record's like 2001, but he did the whole album from beginning to end, I liked the program because tickets start at 15 bucks, but then you can pay more and they give you these fun different levels. And I went ahead and just said, "I'm going to give them 100 bucks," since I was like, "Yeah, I get a hug for 100 bucks." It was really cool, and then if course I love watching the chat because you've got people from all over the world. So this may be the new norm for concerts for the next few years. Barnes (30:48):You paid for a virtual hug? Leslie (30:50):No, I paid 100 bucks for Pete Yorn because I love him. It was fun. Barnes (30:54):Women love them some Yorn. Leslie (30:55):Love Pete Yorn. Barnes (30:57):Man, they love that guy. Cubby (30:58):But you're right, Leslie. That is going to be the new norm for at least another year or two. All right, we've got somebody waiting to get on, and we cannot keep them waiting long because he'll kick our ass. Let's watch a scene first from his sitcom, which is so funny seeing him in this role. This is Bill Goldberg on The Goldbergs. Goldberg (31:15):Let's go. Come on 58. What the Hell is that. This ain't Sunday school. You're as useless as your communication degree. Well look at that, a tea party broke out at a football game. Get up, Lopez. I'll say when you have heat stroke. Speaker 20 (31:33):That's Miller's brother. Look at him. It's like this coach ate our coach. Speaker 21 (31:37):All I see is a big teddy bear who aches for his brother's love. Goldberg (31:41):What the Hell do you think you're doing, Blondie? Speaker 21 (31:43):I'm here to bring the Miller boys back together. It's time to fix things with Coach Rick, Coach Nick. Goldberg (31:48):My brother, pass. Barnes (31:53):You know when that music sounds just like Batman, he appears. Ladies and gentlemen, Bill Goldberg on The Pop Culture Show. Hey Bill. Goldberg (32:02):God, that never gets old, you know. Barnes (32:03):No, I want to play that just when I get up in the morning and I walk out of my bedroom. Goldberg (32:07):Well, sometimes they need it as inspiration to get in the shower, but you know. Everybody needs their little push in the morning any damn day. Barnes (32:19):Are you working somewhere, are you at home right now, where are you? Goldberg (32:23):I'm working right by my pool. Barnes (32:26):Nice. Goldberg (32:27):If you can imagine one of the maybe five or 10 places that you've thrown in front of me over the past 10 years as far as vacation spots to spend a couple days. Pick one of those out, and that's kind of where I am. Barnes (32:44):What he's talking about, Leslie and Cubby is a few times we'll put the siren out if I get a call from a big hotel chain that's saying, "We need you to film here. We've got a villa." So I'll call Goldberg sometimes and go, "Dude, we've got this 18-bedroom villa in Anguilla," and he'll be like, "Goddammit, let me figure this out." And he's trying to shuffle around, "I've got this and I've got that." That's what he's talking about. So now he's got his own paradise. Goldberg (33:11):Yeah, it sucks. I haven't been able to go man. [inaudible 00:33:13] take you up on our wonderful offer. Leslie (33:15):So Bill, do you mind being called Bill or do you want to just be called Goldberg? Goldberg (33:19):Come on Leslie, you can call me anything you want. Leslie (33:22):So Goldberg ... No. You're career has just been amazing, obviously from being a super athlete to acting. What's been the most rewarding for you? Goldberg (33:32):Well first and foremost, Leslie, for you to characterize it as amazing is a reach to say the least, but I think the longevity I guess needs ... The amazing part is that I've been able to reinvent myself I think. I haven't been great at anything by any stretch of the imagination. But once I feel the need or the quality wanes I turn the corner and try to do something else. Back in the day when we were all doing our thing back in Atlanta those were the greatest times. They really were, whether it was winning in front of 45,000 people at The Dome or standing on the sidelines trying to get in for the Falcons for three or four years, playing in the celebrity softball games. I've done a lot of cool things in my life, but those are the ones with your good friends that you cherish. Those are the ones that make memories. Cubby (34:29):I have to ask, Wikipedia isn't always right. Are you 6'2" and 266. That's what it says right now. Are you current six foot two, 266? Is that accurate or off base? Goldberg (34:41):Well I've been hit in the head with a number of chairs but not that many. I would've shrunk a number of inches but I'm 6'4" and about 270. Barnes (34:51):Cubby and Leslie, funny story about Goldberg. One time I was visiting him at his house when he lived outside of San Diego, and we went to lunch, and we went to this little place, I don't even remember what it's called. It was a small Mom and Pop regular old place, and we went in, and I ordered a grilled chicken and a whatever. Goldberg ordered, like, seven entrees. You mentioned the 6'4" or two, whatever. He orders all these entrees and the people knew him there, like the people that worked there. So they come with the massive, like the whole team has to bring out his entrees, and they line them up in front of him, and he just one at a time methodically just eats these full dishes. And I'm sitting there with my one little chicken breast. I'm like, "Okay, great." Barnes (35:37):Bill, the weird thing is everyone in the room must stares at you the whole time. Is that weird, just everywhere ... Because you're like a superhero? Goldberg (35:44):What's weird is the amount that I consume. What people have to understand is that once you get to a point where you eat that much food at some point throughout your life food has become different to you. For me it's fuel. I don't really taste much anymore. Eating is not enjoyment for me. It's a necessity. I remember the days with the Falcons that I'd wake up in the middle of the night and eat double cheeseburgers just to be able to gain weight or sustain weight throughout practice. It's a blessing and it's a curse. It's cool to be able to eat just about anything you want and not turn into the Pillsbury Doughboy for sure. But it's financially straining, and it's Hell on your gastrointestinal system. Barnes (36:33):But the other part, [crosstalk 00:36:35] the other part Bill. You lived out in the middle of nowhere in San Diego, and I know now in Texas you're out in the middle of somewhere with a compound. And everywhere you go, though, the times that I've been with you, multiple, multiple times, people just stare at you. And it's because you're this bigger than life character that really is that big. So when people see you they're thinking there's Goldberg about to get in the ring, and you have the glasses, your cool sunglasses on, you're in some loud muscle car, and you pop up and get out and go in and eat. And you can't just have your meal. Everyone's starting at you. Does that ever get just weird? Goldberg (37:12):Yeah, it's all an experience. You take the good with the bad, and I still consider that good. I'm greatly appreciative that anybody and everybody would notice me for something favorable as opposed to me being in jail or something. It's a lifelong journey that has it's ups and downs, and your privacy at the end of the day is one of those things that can be compromised at times, but that's why I'm sitting in the middle of 130 acres in the middle of nowhere, and you can't even find me on Google Maps. I'm either working or I'm not working, and I'm an extremist, and I'm from one end of the spectrum to the next. Goldberg (37:50):Every time I step out of my house into the public I have to have that mentality that you obviously treat everybody how you want to be treated. There are some freaks out there for sure, you've seen them. But it's an honorable deal. It really is. It means I guess throughout the years I've done something right. Leslie (38:12):I didn't like what you said earlier about you never did anything great. That is not true. First and foremost you had an undeniable streak. You had so many wins. What was it that kept you so focused and in the game? Goldberg (38:26):You guys know me. There were a lot of reasons that I was successful. First and foremost I was in the right place at the right time with the right ... The business was taking a turn. Hogan and those guys left the WWF, the WWE, whatever it was at the time. The WCW Turner gig was head-to-head with the pre-eminent wrestling company in the world, and I was in the right place at the right time. Hogan needed a baby face, somebody from I guess nowhere. It took a long time for me to decide to be in the wrestling business because, and you guys can understand this, you weren't in this situation but when I played in Georgia and when I played with the Falcons I would always go out in Atlanta, and those were the times. And I'd always see a number of wrestlers, and I never wanted to be associated with the certain ones that I saw all the time. It took me a long time to make that decision. Goldberg (39:30):What kept me going all the time was me having to look in the mirror and be proud of what I was doing. I'm always of the opinion that if you're going to do something you've got to do it right, period, end of story. You've got to give 1,000%. Unfortunately, in this day and time mediocrity is kind of the norm. It's accepted. But in my book I don't want to be like anybody else, I don't want to be as good as anybody else, I want to be better in every respect. What kept me going was the one thing that my dad always told me, "You're only as good as your next match." Cubby (40:10):What is your current WWE status right now at this very moment? Goldberg (40:15):I am contracted with the WWE for the next two years through 2022, '23. I've got two matches per year. I've exhausted my limit this year quite early on April the fifth with WrestleMania under these really weird circumstances. But I've got a couple other extremely interesting projects right on the cusp, but as you guys know in the entertainment business right now everything's on hold unless it's a production of 10 or under pretty much. We got a lot of cool things that people are going to find out about pretty soon. My WWE commitment is still going strong. At 53, I never would've imagined especially after making fun of Flair when he was doing it in his early 40s. Goldberg (41:08):I haven't read everything that Tyson said about his comeback, but the one thing that struck me, which was the reality. Age is just a number, and I think that we're part ... Tyson and I and I don't want to group myself with him because I'm not the athlete that he is by any stretch of the imagination, but we're of a certain generation that continues to have a lot of pride in what they do. It doesn't surprise me one bit that he's in the shape that he's in because I have the same mentality that he does. I still have to walk around and be Goldberg. And I also have a 14-year-old son that I try to train with every day who's playing his first year of football this year. It's all about setting an example in a positive way every single day and trying to be your best. Barnes (41:59):Bill, some of the guys from the WWE podcast they listened, and they sent in a question. Let's listen. This is Matt. Matt (42:06):Hi. This is Matt. I'm the creator and host of the WWE podcast, and this question is for Goldberg. If you were to pinpoint a single piece of advice that you've gotten over the years that has been the most important to your success as a pro wrestler what would that be if you were able to just pinpoint a single piece of advice, and thanks again. Goldberg (42:28):Oh man, there's a number of them that were integral, I think, in my success. But the most simplistic one is once you think you're going slow go even slower because I get really ancy when I get in the ring. And a lot of people do, and they're nervous. The one thing that always helped me being Goldberg and being different and being able to control every aspect of my performance, whether it's breathing or a turn, is taking your time. There were a number of times when I didn't do it, and I was mediocre at best. Barnes (43:08):That's good advice. It's hard to do. Goldberg (43:08):I think it is. You can apply it in everything. Barnes (43:10):Goldberg, your place in San Diego, I've not seen your Texas place yet, but you had how many garages were out there, eight? Goldberg (43:17):Man, there were ... Let's, they're 14. Barnes (43:20):14 garages. He had a gym that's bigger than any LA Fitness that I've seen with every piece of gear you can imagine. He had built his son, not a go cart track, but an off road track. It looked like a place where you would pay admission to get into to go ride a four-wheeler jumping over things. It was insane. Do you have that, have you upped yourself at your new compound in Texas? What's there? Goldberg (43:49):I don't know how to answer that question and not sound like a dick, but ... Seriously, seriously- Barnes (43:58):It's toys. Goldberg (43:59):... hey man, I worked my ass off. You guys know it. I've worked really hard. Barnes (44:04):No one doubts that. No one doubts that. Goldberg (44:06):And I live on 130 acres, and I'm about to build a 15,000 square foot garage that I'm going to put 37 cars in. Barnes (44:15):What else is there? So you're building this massive garage, and is there another track for your son? Goldberg (44:21):I put it this way ... Leslie, my wife got a zebra last week. Barnes (44:24):She got a zebra? Leslie (44:26):Like an animal zebra? Barnes (44:28):Are you going to go Tiger King on us? Goldberg (44:30):Dude, I live on 130 acres with about 20 longhorn steer, llamas, sheep, goats, deer, about four kind of deer, miniature ponies. Leslie (44:44):It's a safari out there. Cubby (44:45):Charge admission, yeah. Goldberg (44:47):My wife's into horses. Put it this way, she can have whatever kind of animal ... Inside there's a miniature deer in my kitchen right now. Barnes (44:56):What will it cost to get a picture of Goldberg on a mini-pony. Goldberg (45:01):Oh, no, that won't happen. He'll kill me. It's only like 28 inches high, but it's a knee biter. He'll blow your kneecaps out. Leslie (45:12):How does one buy a zebra? Goldberg (45:13):But here's the deal. Wanda, she was given the zebra. Three houses down they have giraffes. We live in the middle of nowhere, guys. We're on 130 acres, and I got a big pond in the back where I just hang out and fish and relax. It's our end game. My wife was an ex-stunt woman, and she put her body through hell throughout the years. We've got a 14-year-old boy that we moved out to this area of the country so he can pursue his academic and his sports love, and hopefully we can relax and retire here. But things are still going strong. One of the projects I got, unfortunately, has me living in LA for a couple days a week. Right when I find my end game I got to turn around and go right back to where I came from. Goldberg (46:08):I'm very lucky. We've all been very successful throughout the years. I thank everyone that's around me. It's just persistence. It's hard work. Like I said, I haven't been really good at anything, so I got to keep reinventing myself and trying again. Cubby (46:26):How far is the airport from your house because we're all coming over? Goldberg (46:30):There's three ways. There's a guy with a strip three miles down the road. The local airport is 12 miles down the road. And I will tell you that San Antonio is an hour away from me. If you guys flew a little private you could get in really close, or if you parachuted in- Barnes (46:53):We're coming. Get the Gulfstream. Goldberg (46:53):... I got a great landing pad over here. Leslie (46:55):Hey, we haven't talked about Goldberg the actor. You've been in a lot of movies, TV shows from The Goldbergs to NCIS LA. Any acting gigs coming up? Goldberg (47:05):Yup. That's one of the ones that that's why the LA commitment. It's a spin-off from NCIS, and myself and an unnamed superstar are starring in it. It's kind of like a modern day A-Team kind of gimmick. It's going to be really awesome. It's something I've wanted to be for a very long time. It's a fun project. It's going to have to be fun to get me to leave where I am right now. Barnes (47:33):That's going to be awesome. [crosstalk 00:47:35] You can't give us a hint who the other guy is? Goldberg (47:37):Absolutely not, I wouldn't, not yet. Barnes (47:40):That sounds fun. Congratulations, Goldberg. Leslie (47:42):That's amazing. Barnes (47:43):You're just killing it, man. And for you to do a role like you do on The Goldbergs when you're putting yourself out there with funky little tight shorts and knee socks. It shows a lot of- Goldberg (47:54):I caught more hell from that, man. I'll tell you what, Bryan Callen and everybody on that cast is indicative of their characters to the nth degree. It's just a blast every time I'm there. Hey man, I'm as goofy as the next guy. I have no problem emasculating myself. My wife does it to me every day, so I'm kind of used to it. Barnes (48:21):Well thank you for coming on. It was so great to catch up with, Bill. Goldberg (48:22):Oh man, it's a true pleasure to talk to you guys again. And hopefully we can do it again soon. Everybody be safe out there. I miss you guys, and it was an honor and a privilege to be on, and have a wonderful Sunday. Barnes (48:36):Well just get that teed up for your next WWE match, Goldberg versus coronavirus, and just take of it, done, finished. Goldberg (48:44):Yeah, that would be nice. My father was an obstetrician/gynecologist so I kind of have being a doctor in my blood, but I don't think I could take that one on. Barnes (48:54):You've met your match. All right, Goldberg. Goldberg (48:57):Yes, that's for sure. You guys be well. Leslie (48:58):Thank you. Barnes (48:59):See you, bye, bye. Cubby (49:00):Thank you. Leslie (49:01):Major revelation there at the end. Another NCIS spin-off. How many is this? Barnes (49:05):Oh, I know. That is cool. But good for him. He keeps killing it. Leslie (49:08):I wonder who the other sidekick will be. That'll be fun. Barnes (49:11):Such a great guy. Such a cool dude. All right, celebrity confidential, that's our series we've had for one whole week, and that's where we just tell stories from beyond, stories from beyond the backstage door, stories from beyond the set. This week it is Leslie Fram. Cannot wait to hear this story. What is it? I don't even know what it is. Leslie (49:31):If you think about your all time favorite TV shows like I think Game of Thrones might be mine, and then I don't know, Breaking Bad, but Dexter is definitely in the top five. Barnes (49:39):Oh yeah. I never got into that, but everyone loved it. Leslie (49:42):It was incredible if you ever want to go back and binge on it. But Michael C. Hall obviously his claim to fame was Dexter and Six Feet Under. When I was working in New York at a rock station called WRXP we had Michael C. Hall in for an interview. This was at the height of Dexter, season five finale, 2010? Yeah, 2010. We didn't know what to expect, but we made the room that we did the interview in a kill room. Did you ever watch any of Dexter, Cubby? Cubby (50:13):I did not. I'm sorry. Leslie (50:14):The kill room where he would kill people in Dexter was all plastic and garbage, like the whole room. He would cover all the walls. So we covered all the walls to make it a kill room, of course not knowing what to expect. We're kind of nervous not knowing is he going to be pissed about this, are his handlers going to be upset. No, he- Barnes (50:34):So like blood everywhere. You had just plastic up. Leslie (50:36):No, just the whole plastic everywhere just like he would for a kill room in Dexter. So he walks into the radio station by himself kind of wandering the halls and we find him. Super cool guy, and we're like, "Oh god, what is he going to thing? What's he going to think?" He walks in, he kind of looks around at the kill room, and he's like, "Nothing like a little murder to bring friends together." So he was really fun about it, very cool. We do the interview, he does a takeover, plays an hour of his favorite music. Played Bob Dylan, he played The Who, bunch of rock stuff. So that was it, great guy. Leslie (51:11):Fast forward 2013 I am going to LA to see The Who with a friend of mine. This was like the big Quadrophenia tour with everybody in the band, and I think it was at the Staples Center, and- Barnes (51:23):Who? Leslie (51:25):Who. Cubby (51:26):Who. Leslie (51:27):My friend and I ... she gets the tickets, great seats, we're going to see The Who, I'd never seen The Who before, so psyched. We're sitting there and the show starts. 10 minutes into the show we see a couple of guys kind of crowding in our space because everybody's standing. You're standing up because it's The Who. I'm like, "Guys are in our space. They keep crowding us. They keep crowding ... They're getting closer and closer. I'm getting agitated." I'm like, "Wait a second, we bought these tickets. These are our seats. These guys are like ..." I'm getting read to turn around and say something. Barnes, I know you would've said something if somebody's crowding into your space at a concert. Barnes (52:04):Well yeah just because that's your space. Leslie (52:06):That's your space. Barnes (52:06):You paid for it, yeah. Leslie (52:07):So I turn around. I'm about to say something, and I turn around, and it's Dexter. It's Michael C. Hall and this buddy of his. And I'm like, "Yeah, I was about to throw shade at Dexter." And he does, "Hey, we're really sorry. We're just really big fans. Do you guys mind?" And we're like, "Oh no, of course not. You can hang with us." So we end up watching the show with Dexter, with Michael C. Hall and his buddy for the whole show. Of course, I was going to let him in my space. He's Dexter. Barnes (52:34):Did he remember everything previously from three years ago? Leslie (52:37):He kind of looked and kind of acknowledged like, "Oh hey." And I was like, "Yeah hey." So obviously at that point I was very cool, and I was like, "Of course I'm going to let Michael C. Hall watch The Who with us whether we were crowded or not." Barnes (52:50):Qweef it. All right, that was a good story. Which Hall? Leslie (52:58):Michael C. Hall. Barnes (52:59):Yeah, Michael C. Hall. Cubby (52:59):Anthony Michael. Leslie (52:59):You were thinking of ... Barnes (53:03):Six Underground, Six Feet Underground, that was my Michael C. Hall. That was the show that I liked him from. I just couldn't get into Dexter. And Cubby, you're the same way. Cubby (53:10):I couldn't either, yeah. Leslie (53:12):It was really good. Cubby (53:12):I hope you still love me, Leslie. Leslie (53:13):That's okay. Barnes (53:14):I've tried it multiple times. Just never worked. Leslie (53:17):It was like eight seasons. That show was huge. Cubby (53:20):You want to talk about huge, guys, I have the ratings. Barnes (53:24):Oh, here we go. Cubby (53:26):You ready for this guys? Barnes (53:27):No. Cubby (53:28):No, you're going to love this. Barnes (53:29):This is the ratings for our show. Cubby (53:29):For our show. How many people are tuned in, and the rankings. Big news, guys, we're number five in Guatemala, but we're down one. We are down one. We were number four, we're down to number five. Barnes (53:41):Killing it. Cubby (53:42):But you know what, it's Guatemala. Barnes (53:44):Where is that? Cubby (53:45):Now, this is unbelievable. We probably should have a ratings party. We're number one in Bolivia- Leslie (53:51):Wow. Cubby (53:51):... for three weeks in a row, number one- Barnes (53:53):Yeah. Cubby (53:54):... in Bolivia. Leslie (53:54):Thank you, Bolivia. Cubby (53:55):Yup, yup, yup. This, though, is kind of sad. We have really dropped like a rock in Canada. We're currently number 2,306 in Canada. Barnes (54:08):They just don't get American humor at all. Cubby (54:11):Yeah, maybe so. By the way, finally, we were a former number one in Turkey. We are now completely out of the top 50, so bye, bye Turkey. Barnes (54:21):What are we doing wrong? Leslie (54:22):I don't know why these numbers are dropping in Canada and in Turkey. Cubby (54:25):Help. Speaker 1 (54:29):This is Cubby's Pop Culture throwback, a rewind into the vault of music, movies, and moments. Cubby (54:36):All right guys, we're going back to the year 2000. Where were you in the year 2000, Leslie? Leslie (54:40):We were just talking about that. I was at 99X playing Pet Yorn records. Cubby (54:44):Back in the year 2000 there was a lot going on on the charts, there was a lot going on in the theaters. Do you know what the number one song this week on the pop charts was? Obviously you don't off the top of your head, but let me give you a hint, it's a boy band, pop charts, boy band. Leslie (55:00):NSYNC. Cubby (55:00):Boom, Leslie Fram for the win. Speaker 23 (55:04):(Singing) Cubby (55:12):Number one song in the country 20 years ago this week, It's Gonna Be Me by NSYNC. And I thought you were going to say like the Backstreet Boys because when we say boy band there was a million of them out in the year 2000. You had O-Town, you had NSYNC, Backstreet Boys- Leslie (55:24):All huge. Cubby (55:26):... Westlife. I can go on and on. There was a lot of them out in 2000. The number one song on the Country charts 20 years ago this week. It went over to crossover everywhere. It's our girl, Lee Ann Womack. Lee Ann Womack (55:37):(singing) Cubby (55:42):Such a great song. Leslie (55:43):Really inspirational. Lee Ann Womack (55:47):(singing) Barnes (55:47):Sing, I hope you die? Leslie (55:48):Dance. Cubby (55:49):No, I hope you dance, [crosstalk 00:55:50] dummy. Lee Ann Womack (55:54):(singing) Cubby (55:54):That's a great song. Leslie (55:54):It is. Cubby (55:55):I'm sorry, I play that all the time- Leslie (55:56):Timeless. Cubby (55:56):... on the radio station I'm on here in New York. The number one song on the modern rock chart this week in the year 2000. Barnes (56:03):2000 ... Cubby (56:04):Not Jesus Jones. It's not Jesus Jones. Barnes (56:06):Blink-182. Leslie (56:07):Wait, wait, wait, give us a hint. Cubby (56:09):Okay. This was their first song, and they went on a pretty good run after this. They're from Mississippi I believe. Barnes (56:17):Oh, 3 Doors Down. Cubby (56:18):Boom. Leslie (56:19):Boom, Barnes. Cubby (56:19):3 Doors Down. Speaker 26 (56:23):(singing) Cubby (56:30):I feel like this is the only song they had that really kind of rocked. Barnes (56:32):No. Cubby (56:34):No, but all the singles were kind of like [crosstalk 00:56:36]. Barnes (56:36):Be without you, baby. Cubby (56:38):They were kind of slow. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Barnes (56:40):We did a cool thing, Cubby, with them one time. We did a show from our listener's living room. Cubby (56:43):Oh really. Barnes (56:44):Yeah, we showed up with 3 Doors Down. What was that thing called, Leslie? Leslie (56:47):Home Invasion. Barnes (56:49):Home Invasion. Leslie (56:49):Remember Tommy Lee. Barnes (56:50):We could never do that. Yeah, we did Tommy Lee. Set up a drum set, Cubby, in someone's front yard, and they didn't know it was coming. Cubby (56:57):Oh, that's too cool. Barnes (56:57):And then we did the whole show at their house. So we literally at 4:00 AM we started setting up the drum set in front of this house in Atlanta. And Tommy Lee shows up in a van, the door opens, he walks up, sits down, starts twirling his sticks, and did a full on drum solo in the neighborhood. People started coming out of the doors. I wish we had video of that. But yeah, 3 Doors Down in someone's living room. Cubby (57:16):I have a quick 3 Doors Down story too. I was eating at Virgil's Barbecue in Times Square in New York. Barnes (57:21):Love. Leslie (57:21):Virgil's. Cubby (57:21):Remember Virgil's? Leslie (57:22):Yup, I've been there. Barnes (57:22):Yeah. Cubby (57:23):And I ran into some friends from Universal Records, and they were having dinner with a new band. And they're like, "Hey Cubby, we just signed them, 3 Doors Down." Had no idea who they were, and then of course they end up being huge. Leslie (57:34):Huge. Barnes (57:35):Nice guys. Cubby (57:35):That's cool when you meet ... And they'd never been in New York before, and they were all excited. Number one song on the R&B charts this week was a group called Jagged Edge, and a song called Let's Get Married. Speaker 27 (57:46):(singing) Cubby (57:49):This is a jam. I don't know if you remember this song though. Leslie (57:51):Oh yes. Speaker 27 (57:51):(singing) Cubby (57:55):The number one movie at the box office 20 years ago this week was Nutty Professor II: The Klumps. Audio (58:03):Well, Momma, funny you should say that? Denise and I have been doing some research on aging which has proven to be extremely promising. 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This week's monologue includes the story of a truck's rendezvous with a building in Boiling Springs, a tribute to the late great Johnny Majors, and a story from my first professional road trip. Then, Ben Perdue and I talk about a host of topics, including Holiday Inn parties, car maintenance, jamming at the lighthouse with John Blalock, and the famous Taco Bell incident of 2011. Barry Bradberry also joins the show to talk about how he parlayed a 90-day contract into a 45-year career, speeding through Whitsett in an Astro van, and asking for directions.This Week's Itemized Audio Breakfast:Cavalcade of Sound Clips (0:01-1:47)Opening Monologue (1:48-18:16) -Table Setting (1:48-3:23) -Case Farms Truck Crashes into Vacant Spangler Dorm (3:24-8:47) -Coach Johnny Majors Story and Tribute (8:48-13:12) -Preview of Guest Interviews (13:13-14:51) -First College Fair Story (14:52-16:42) -Listener Shout-Outs (16:43-18:16)Jerry and Larry (18:17-18:39)Ben Perdue Interview (18:40-1:11:31) -Guest Intro (18:40-20:40) -Origins of "Band Perped" (20:41-23:26) -Driving on the Turnpike (23:27-24:16) -Going to the Horseshoe (24:17-24:51) -Roadtrip to Maryland (24:52-25:34) -Holiday Inn & Days Inn Parties ("HIPS & DIPS") (25:35-27:01) -Favorite Work Trip Destinations (27:02-28:22) -Atlantic City Memories (28:23-30:33) -"If You Take Care of the Car..." (30:34-33:48) -The Taco Bell Story (33:49-43:47) -Sharing an Office with Blalock (43:58-46:43) -Hotel and Food Preferences (46:44-49:09) -"Like a Ghost in the Night" (49:10-51:58) -Roommate Lunches (51:59-53:16) -Dog Door (53:17-53:50) -Living on the West Coast (53:51-57:21) -Being a Dad (57:22-1:01:22) -Getting a Speeding Ticket at Spring Training (1:01:23-1:02:50) -Living in Cary (1:02:51-1:04:28) -Botching a Co-Worker's Name (1:04:29-1:05:49) -A Late Night Undergrad Adventure (1:05:50-1:08:30) -Performing at Stick's (1:08:31-1:11:02) -Guest Send-Off (1:11:03-1:11:31)Groucho Marx on Pullman Cars (1:11:32-1:11:44)Barry Bradberry Interview (1:11:45-1:37:13) -Guest Intro (1:11:45-1:12:34) -Starting with a 90-Day Contract (1:12:35-1:14:29) -Early Days at Chowan Junior College (1:14:30-1:17:01) -Murfreesboro, NC (1:17:02-1:18:18) -Early Memories of Elon (1:18:19-1:20:18) -First Travel Experiences (1:20:19-1:21:53) -Memorable Trips (1:21:54-1:24:05) -An Accidental Scholarship (1:24:06-1:24:34) -Longest Journeys (1:24:35-1:25:09) -Speeding Through Whitsett in an Astro Van (1:25:10-1:26:44) -Asking for Directions (1:26:45-1:27:33) -Favorite Dining Spots (1:27:34-1:28:54) -Staying Put for 45 Years and Counting (1:28:55-1:31:23) -The Future of Colleges (1:31:24-1:35:22) -Does Not Want an Eponymous Bench (1:35:23-1:36:40) -Guest Send-Off (1:36:41-1:37:13)Elvis is Strung Out on Music (1:37:14-1:37:29)
“Astrovan” took him from lawyer to soulful indie-pop headliner on the back of his rewired, ragged ’69 Jag and a bed of shimmering ’verbs and reversed delays.
The iconic Astrovan has been replaced.
The 85 South Show with Karlous Miller, DC Young Fly and Clayton English
Hip Hop legend Big Gipp returns to the 85 South Show to drop some knowledge about how the George Floyd protests and Covid-19 have brought a lot of change. Big Gipp has been breaking down the Matrix as part of the Goodie Mobb for years and he gives his insight into Bill Gates attempt to take over the world, the Antifa protesters and what we can do to be prepared for the next pandemic. GRAB SOME 85 SOUTH MERCH: https://85apparelco.com/ Plus, Gipp shares Prince stories from back in the day and blesses us with news of a new Dungeon Family album that could feature the flute-loving Andre 3000. Karlous and DC Young Fly, run through the news, exploring Nascar's decision to remove the confederate flag, Drew Brees apology and the police continuing to attack and brutalize people. DC continues to try to sell the Astro Van and the guys discuss just how much the reparations for Black People is gonna be! FOLLOW THE CREW KARLOUS MILLER - https://www.facebook.com/karlousm/ DCYOUNGFLY - https://www.facebook.com/DcYoungFly1/ CHICO BEAN - https://www.facebook.com/OldSchoolFool/ JOE T. NEWMAN - http://www.ayoungplayer.com CHAD OUBRE - https://www.instagram.com/chadoubre/ LANCE CRAYTON - https://www.instagram.com/cat_corleone_/ J.O.N - https://www.instagram.com/heeeyj_o_n/ CRIAG GRAVES - https://www.instagram.com/craigshoots23/
The 85 South Show with Karlous Miller, DC Young Fly and Clayton English
The coldest duo in comedy return to the trap to record a hilarious podcast! Dc young fly and Karlous Miller break down everything that’s going on in the world. First the fellas look back at some of their favorite moments from live shows in the past. Then Karlous and DC dive into the news. They break down Diddy talking bout holding the Black vote and explore the political system, Bill Clinton and Monica Lewsinky and Kanye reaching a billion. The fellas discuss the Michael Jordan documentary ‘the last dance’ and then get to talking about all the cars they’ve bought and why they bought em! FOLLOW THE CREW KARLOUS MILLER - https://www.facebook.com/karlousm/ DCYOUNGFLY - https://www.facebook.com/DcYoungFly1/ CHICO BEAN - https://www.facebook.com/OldSchoolFool/ BILLY SORRELLS - https://www.facebook.com/billysorrells/ FAT AND PAID - https://www.facebook.com/Fatandpaid/ DARREN BRAND - https://www.facebook.com/darrenbigbab... CLAYTON ENGLISH - http://www.claytonenglish.com/ JOE T. NEWMAN - http://www.ayoungplayer.com CHAD OUBRE - https://www.instagram.com/chadoubre/ LANCE CRAYTON - https://www.instagram.com/cat_corleone_/ J.O.N - https://www.instagram.com/heeeyj_o_n/ CRIAG GRAVES - https://www.instagram.com/craigshoots23/
Sunny Stroeer used to be a hard-charging strategy consultant, armed with an MBA from Harvard, but turned her back on material possessions and career shortly after turning 30 in order to live in an Astrovan so she could run and climb full-time instead. She's done big-wall climbs, multi-day paddling trips, 100 milers, and everything in between. Her specialty is the high altitude endurance realm; she holds speed records on Aconcagua and on the Annapurna Circuit. She is a true renaissance person. In this episode, Yuri and Fatty talk with Sunny about her own transformation from couch potato to endurance icon, how Sunny is now paying that transformation forward with AWExpeditions and the Summit Scholarship (https://www.awexpeditions.org/).
Jake sleeps in a van. It's not creepy. Trust him. He's just an artist drifter. He also loves the Bachelor. It's all right here in this episode!
@CarCampIt is here and buddy, it's a girthy one. We talk about living in a car, the ideal vehicle, Kyles, and the first steps to the rest of my life. Listen to Car's podcast the Friends Against Government, with @Birdarchist. Follow Trent @Trents_not_here on twitter and reach out with any suggestions! The link to the pictures we intelligently talked about is below if you dare. https://www.google.com/search?q=lifted+astro+van&safe=off&rlz=1C1CHBF_enUS716US716&sxsrf=ACYBGNSzXb51bQ2Tc-sY-uCgXa8GrFRkAg:1579376326606&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwji1Ken843nAhXRm-AKHeffAKoQ_AUoAnoECAwQBA&biw=1920&bih=937#imgrc=tWua3qytIWujcM: --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Week 4 of the Football Season has the Jesup JHawk Football team face @BCLUW. We review last weeks game vs. MFL-MAR-MAC, talk about taking input as a leader and the upcoming game on Friday. Plus we hear about the Sauer's Astro Van. See the full video version on the J-Hawk Sports Network Facebook page. This is a need10 Media Production --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/j-hawks-on-the-move/support
Pastor Jay talks about how our daily bread can come in the form of a 1992 Astro Van.
009 - Mt. JoyIn this episode of “Have Guitar Will Travel”, James Regan talks with Matt (Quinn) and Sam (Cooper) from the indie band Mt Joy. The band has originally hailed from Philadelphia and debuted in 2016 with their single "Astrovan”, that they recorded in Los Angeles by Quinn, Cooper, and Byrnes (their bass player). It was added to a lot of key Spotify playlists and gained them a lot of notoriety. They tell the story of what it’s like playing on the Conan O’Brian show. We also discussed the process they took to be a gem on Spotify playlists. They currently maintain about 200 dates a year and are about to embark on the summer festival circuit. You can find out more about the band at MtJoyband.com. Download Link
The guys from the L.I. Olds Club drop by to talk about their upcoming car show which quickly diverts to talk of the old Chiffon Margarine TV commercial, how best to delete exhaust system components, then back to the history of the 442. Coil pack "tunneling" is visited along with an Astro Van that has driveability issues...all on MMR this week.
The guys from the L.I. Olds Club drop by to talk about their upcoming car show which quickly diverts to talk of the old Chiffon Margarine TV commercial, how best to delete exhaust system components, then back to the history of the 442. Coil pack "tunneling" is visited along with an Astro Van that has driveability issues...all on MMR this week.
Sunny Stroeer's impressive resume includes FKTs on the 22,838ft Aconcagua and its circumnavigation, the Annapurna Circuit, and the Pfiffner Traverse. She left a high-paying job as a management consultant -- but kept her hard-charging attitude -- to spend her days bagging many of the world's tallest summits, climbing big walls, and setting records running in the mountains. "I went by myself solo and unsupported and I got a lot of very strange reactions: 'But, where is your guide? Who are you with? Where is your husband?' ... And that just didn't sit right with me." She talks about closing the gender gap in unsupported outdoor pursuits, her preference for slow/strategic risk, upgrading from her Astrovan home, and her huge list of projects on the near horizon. Listen-in, and then learn more (and hire Sunny as a mountain guide) at http://www.sunnystroeer.com.
We are glad to have you along for this festive final show of 2018. Eric and Daryl use this year-end edition to cut loose and tell some holiday tales about Christmas and winter driving errors of years ago. Astro Van stories abound. Also, a flying Christmas Tree, a spinning Volare and one upset spouse… We share it all. Cars of the week: 1960 Bentley with a blown engine and a 1925 Ford Model T, Snow Flier edition. We will let you guess who picked each of these. Thanks again for all the support in 2018. We look forward to more shows and more content inRead More → The post Episode – Christmas 2018 appeared first on Throwin' Wrenches Automotive Podcast.
In this episode, we are joined by fellow true crime fanatic Janine - one third of the True Crime Girls podcast. Listen in as she shares her personal paranormal stories, including a seemingly impossible ghostly highway experience, a brother that never existed, and her uncle's unsettling doppelgänger. Help support the show: http://Patreon.com/EsotericOddities Be sure to check out Janine and True Crime Girls! TrueCrimeGirls.com iTunes - https://bit.ly/2Ng81SZ Spotify - https://spoti.fi/2Qae4FF Instagram - @ JanineTCG Instagram - @ TrueCrimeGirls - Connect With Us - Instagram - @ EsotericOddities Twitter - https://twitter.com/esotericodditie Facebook - https://facebook.com/esotericoddities Email - Odditiespodcast@gmail.com Spotify - http://spoti.fi/2DprpDl iTunes - http://apple.co/2vEZ7FZ Player.FM - https://player.fm/series/esoteric-oddities Stitcher - https://bit.ly/2O4iikN
Do you have a friend that you love to talk about more than your other friends? These are usually the people that live the most entertaining and perplexing lives of all your friends. They spent some time in Costa Rica living off the land. They built out the back of their 1998 Astrovan and spent time driving around the country playing coffee shops. In one month they went on 3 dates with women named Molly. ***Hearing about their most recent exploits is a constant source of fascination because it's odd in comparison to how you see other people functioning. There is usually an undercurrent of judgement in these conversations. You might roll your eyes at the absurdity of their decisions because the results of their choices will so obviously be bad. The words of "I tried to tell them...." are always on the tip of your tongue and ready to be deployed when we can all agree they've made a mess of things. So what is the best way to proceed? Do we have an obligation to correct the errors of their ways? Should we hold our tongues and just be there if things fall apart or celebrate when things go well?What's our responsibility in relationships with people when our interaction with God's truth leads us to different conclusions? Jesus was given the impossible task of taking the entirety of the Jewish scriptures and reducing them to its very core. Jesus identified love as our rule and God, self and our neighbors as the direction of that love. While the command is clear, how we walk out that command is complex and challenged by our lack of understanding of ourselves, of God and of others.
Ron starts the episode with a call on an 03 GMC Sierra that shifts hard from 1st to 2nd : takes a call on a 99 Nissan Sentra and a comment on troubleshooting cat converters : talks about ignition off-draw : talks about a 2010 Ford Fusion that came into his shop that was dead and the results of a draw test : takes a call on a 13 Avenger with no heat or defrosters on the right side of the vehicle : takes a call on a 2000 F150 that indicates no oil pressure on start up : talks about an 03 Astro Van that was completely dead – but not what you think it would be. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers
GO TO HTTP://EDACIOUS.CO/053 TO PURCHASE THIS EPISODE! Revival Work. Welcome to Sounds of the Summit, a compilation of stories, music, oral histories, and regional food studies collected during the 2016 Appalachian Food Summit in Berea, Kentucky. Back in 2013 or thereabouts, an interesting discussion developed on Facebook. Did cornbread have sugar in it? Or not? There were enthusiastic supporters on both sides, so much so a few enterprising folks decided to create a Facebook group dedicated to Appalachian Foodways. Then someone, maybe food writer Ronni Lundy, suggested we meet and discuss this important issue. Maybe over food. And fellowship. And bourbon. And more food. With those words the first Appalachian Food Summit was born. That first year at Hindman Settlement School we had a church potluck, talked about heirloom seed saving, recorded oral histories, and listened to incredible bluegrass music. The following year saw us in Abingdon, Virginia at beautiful Heartwood, where Chef Travis Milton created a gourmet cafeteria-style meal he deemed "The Fancy Ass Picadilly" and Nancy Bruns of JQ Dickinson Salt-Works taught us all about the origins of salt mining in West Virginia. Just to name a few. Because Appalachian lessons? Stories? There were a lot. It must have been quite something because the Southern Foodways Alliance awarded AFS its John Egerton Prize in 2015. GO TO EDACIOUS.CO TO PURCHASE THIS EPISODE! This year found the summit in Berea, Kentucky where the college has given us a home base in which to explore themes around regional identity, myths, and the culture of extraction for the next few years. The theme was "Routes and Roadways" and over two days dozens of authors, scholars, and foodways enthusiasts presented their findings. Appalachia is a traveled region, whether you're headed up the hill, through the holler, or just a traveler passing through. It's been that way for hundreds of years. What has changed? What hasn't? The 2016 summit attempted to find out. And find out it did. In this episode I present seven summit speakers intertwined with my own thoughts after attending. It's a unique episode and one I had great joy creating. As they say in the movies I laughed. I cried. And in the end it reminded me why the Appalachian Food Summit remains the food cause closest to my heart. Because although I'm not always sure of my connection to the region, I always know I'm welcome to the table. Thanks so much for your support of this effort. By listening, you donate $1 to ensure the 2017 summit will be the best ever. Cheers. FABULOUS PRIZES! Listen and win. Starting next Monday, November 14th, I'll choose one winner per week for the next five weeks. Thank you to these local business for donating: $50 gift certificate - Splendora's Gelato (Episode 008) $50 gift certificate - ThreePenny Café (Episode 051) $50 gift certificate - Cicchetti Bar at Tavola (Episode 026) 3-month pie club membership - The Pie Chest One dozen free apple cider doughnuts - Carpe Donut (Episode 043) Summit Speakers - There were SO many great ones. Please check out the full lineup here. And thank you to the following musicians, storytellers, and scholars for offering up their art for this episode: Matt Parsons, musician. Robert Gipe, author of Trampoline. Courtney Balestier is a West Virginia writer whose interests focus on Appalachian food and culture, particularly issues of identity, belonging, and class (Episode 52). Silas House is a nationally bestselling writer and serves as the NEH Chair in Appalachian Studies at Berea College. Dr. Alicestyne Turley is the Director of the Carter G. Woodson Center for Interracial Education and is an Assistant Professor of African and African-American Studies at Berea College. Toni Tipton-Martin is an award-winning food and nutrition journalist and community activist who is busy building a healthier community through her books, classes, and foundation. Toni is the author of the James Beard Award-winning book, The Jemima Code: Two Centuries of African American Cookbooks. Ronni Lundy has long chronicled the people of the hillbilly diaspora as a journalist and cookbook author. Lundy can currently be found behind the wheel of her trusty Astrovan, touring the country with her newest critically-acclaimed book, Victuals: An Appalachian Journey, with Recipes. Special thank you to Amy Campbell Rochelson of The Tennessee Farm Table podcast, who graciously lent me her recording of Robert Gipe's reading when my own bit the big one. Thank you Amy! Special thank you to our head organizer Lora Smith, without whom none of this would have been possible! You're a rockstar Lora. Thank you. This episode is sponsored by YOU. That is, if you listen. It's only $1 and all proceeds benefit the 2017 Appalachian Food Summit. Thank you. GO TO EDACIOUS.CO TO PURCHASE THIS EPISODE!
The gents talk about staple movies and consider joining an Astro Van Gang. "So You're Telling Me There's a Chance."
Our good friends Larry Kosilla (AMMO NYC, Drive Clean) and Mike Musto (Big Muscle, Road & Track) join us at the podcasting table once again. This week we review the Chevy SS and the Jeep Cherokee Diesel. Also we cover Larry's less than ideal ride to the airport, the Forza Motorsport Smoking Tire car pack, Axe Body Spray, camping in the desert BMW Z8s and winter car care.
The summer heat has arrived for episode 50 of Gear Fix and Mike B. isn't happy about it. Episode 50 includes some Astro Van and camper van follow up, updates in the outdoor world, great videos that can't be missed, broken gear, new gear and a whole bunch more. Give episode 50 a listen.
While posted up in the Rodeway Inn in Salt Lake City, the Enormocast hosted author and online mogul Brendan Leonard. After a series of shocks to his system, Brendan finally said “the hell with it” and packed up his Astro Van and hit the road. Now he brings us his witty and soulful writing from … Continue reading "Episode 17: Brendan Leonard, living the American dirtbag dream."
While posted up in the Rodeway Inn in Salt Lake City, the Enormocast hosted author and online mogul Brendan Leonard. After a series of shocks to his system, Brendan finally said “the hell with it” and packed up his Astro Van and hit the road. Now he brings us his witty and soulful writing from … Continue reading "Episode 17: Brendan Leonard, living the American dirtbag dream."
Croncast - 2008-03-19.mp3 Show: #469 Length: 27:10 Size: 18.7mb Format: mp3 Show us some love and leave us a review at iTunes Taking you to the hospital was a bit comedic You are such an ass Listen, it had to be done I asked you not to put that picture on the internet You did and then 20 minutes later you said put it up Technologically challenged isn't something you can plead Sell all of your clothes and buy an iPod That is the way it should be done "We're going to have to start an IV" No, no, no It gave me a flashback to giving blood Those self-satisfied, holier than though bloodletting freaks Sitting around sipping orange juice and eating vanilla wafers Even the dancing blood drop He is the smuggest prick around I've had two children the IV was the worst part Just do it Don't tell me about it This was a serious deal You couldn't let this thing fester I was down here digging ditches for you I am going to get you a bottle a Workahol I gotta be here to support you Waskily wabbit do I need to you to show up in a crisis The tables were completely reversed You give me You gotta put the antibacterial stuff on on it Clean your dog bite wounds right away You should immediately go to hospital for wound Can you scratch my butt with your tooth Then you get bitten Now it is trying to kill you The other angle that is happening No you are trying to work from your mobile phone Betsy went off the deep end You became party Betsy I did like 30 minutes of stand up Filling in the gaps for Betsy Then you did the laugh I can't stand the whole blood thing She hit a good vein The nurse goes "Whoah!" "You don't feel that?" They just cut you You're gonna be ok though I have it on video I know, the nurse didn't think to stop me That won't hold up in court when you say Macy's dressing room There was blood everywhere The blood pooled in your elbow pit Yeah, and you were over there drinking your Workahol The ball was in court Yes, it was kind of humorous You were twittering the whole time I wasn't doing that I will scroll through your twitter record You got through it very well As an outpatient they said, double the drugs Bit by the meanest shihtzu on the planet During the intake you have to fill out the dog attack form The dogophilia love that you suffer from I knew the answer would be . . . it wasn't the dogs fault, it was mine You people are crazy It is the abuse gene There were other women at the hospital say the same thing Two nurses said the same thing! My 15 yo dog bit me too I know it was my fault and you laughed with her You domesticated a wolf and invited it into your home It is not your fault that they bite you It is part of their nature Mostly subdued but it is inherent in their personalities Speaking of 15 pound one toothed animals I saw Billy Bob Thornton and his band play in Austin Riding in a Lesbian's Astro Van to dinner She has a huge freezer bag full of stuff It is dried peppers and tomatoes He starts to eat some The convince some people to try it She's got the sweet Astro van I know not to eat strange food in a mini van with two lesbians What is it season with? It as a 0 point yeast The guy next to me spits it out across my lap A zero point yeast! Billy Bob Thornton was playing at Antone's Real pennies prior to 1982 The Resale Queen Podcast is now here! Every Saturday by 9 a.m. CST
Croncast - 2008-03-19.mp3 Show: #469 Length: 27:10 Size: 18.7mb Format: mp3 Show us some love and leave us a review at iTunes Taking you to the hospital was a bit comedic You are such an ass Listen, it had to be done I asked you not to put that picture on the internet You did and then 20 minutes later you said put it up Technologically challenged isn't something you can plead Sell all of your clothes and buy an iPod That is the way it should be done "We're going to have to start an IV" No, no, no It gave me a flashback to giving blood Those self-satisfied, holier than though bloodletting freaks Sitting around sipping orange juice and eating vanilla wafers Even the dancing blood drop He is the smuggest prick around I've had two children the IV was the worst part Just do it Don't tell me about it This was a serious deal You couldn't let this thing fester I was down here digging ditches for you I am going to get you a bottle a Workahol I gotta be here to support you Waskily wabbit do I need to you to show up in a crisis The tables were completely reversed You give me You gotta put the antibacterial stuff on on it Clean your dog bite wounds right away You should immediately go to hospital for wound Can you scratch my butt with your tooth Then you get bitten Now it is trying to kill you The other angle that is happening No you are trying to work from your mobile phone Betsy went off the deep end You became party Betsy I did like 30 minutes of stand up Filling in the gaps for Betsy Then you did the laugh I can't stand the whole blood thing She hit a good vein The nurse goes "Whoah!" "You don't feel that?" They just cut you You're gonna be ok though I have it on video I know, the nurse didn't think to stop me That won't hold up in court when you say Macy's dressing room There was blood everywhere The blood pooled in your elbow pit Yeah, and you were over there drinking your Workahol The ball was in court Yes, it was kind of humorous You were twittering the whole time I wasn't doing that I will scroll through your twitter record You got through it very well As an outpatient they said, double the drugs Bit by the meanest shihtzu on the planet During the intake you have to fill out the dog attack form The dogophilia love that you suffer from I knew the answer would be . . . it wasn't the dogs fault, it was mine You people are crazy It is the abuse gene There were other women at the hospital say the same thing Two nurses said the same thing! My 15 yo dog bit me too I know it was my fault and you laughed with her You domesticated a wolf and invited it into your home It is not your fault that they bite you It is part of their nature Mostly subdued but it is inherent in their personalities Speaking of 15 pound one toothed animals I saw Billy Bob Thornton and his band play in Austin Riding in a Lesbian's Astro Van to dinner She has a huge freezer bag full of stuff It is dried peppers and tomatoes He starts to eat some The convince some people to try it She's got the sweet Astro van I know not to eat strange food in a mini van with two lesbians What is it season with? It as a 0 point yeast The guy next to me spits it out across my lap A zero point yeast! Billy Bob Thornton was playing at Antone's Real pennies prior to 1982 The Resale Queen Podcast is now here! Every Saturday by 9 a.m. CST
Croncast - 2008-03-19.mp3 Show: #469 Length: 27:10 Size: 18.7mb Format: mp3 Show us some love and leave us a review at iTunes Taking you to the hospital was a bit comedic You are such an ass Listen, it had to be done I asked you not to put that picture on the internet You did and then 20 minutes later you said put it up Technologically challenged isn't something you can plead Sell all of your clothes and buy an iPod That is the way it should be done "We're going to have to start an IV" No, no, no It gave me a flashback to giving blood Those self-satisfied, holier than though bloodletting freaks Sitting around sipping orange juice and eating vanilla wafers Even the dancing blood drop He is the smuggest prick around I've had two children the IV was the worst part Just do it Don't tell me about it This was a serious deal You couldn't let this thing fester I was down here digging ditches for you I am going to get you a bottle a Workahol I gotta be here to support you Waskily wabbit do I need to you to show up in a crisis The tables were completely reversed You give me You gotta put the antibacterial stuff on on it Clean your dog bite wounds right away You should immediately go to hospital for wound Can you scratch my butt with your tooth Then you get bitten Now it is trying to kill you The other angle that is happening No you are trying to work from your mobile phone Betsy went off the deep end You became party Betsy I did like 30 minutes of stand up Filling in the gaps for Betsy Then you did the laugh I can't stand the whole blood thing She hit a good vein The nurse goes "Whoah!" "You don't feel that?" They just cut you You're gonna be ok though I have it on video I know, the nurse didn't think to stop me That won't hold up in court when you say Macy's dressing room There was blood everywhere The blood pooled in your elbow pit Yeah, and you were over there drinking your Workahol The ball was in court Yes, it was kind of humorous You were twittering the whole time I wasn't doing that I will scroll through your twitter record You got through it very well As an outpatient they said, double the drugs Bit by the meanest shihtzu on the planet During the intake you have to fill out the dog attack form The dogophilia love that you suffer from I knew the answer would be . . . it wasn't the dogs fault, it was mine You people are crazy It is the abuse gene There were other women at the hospital say the same thing Two nurses said the same thing! My 15 yo dog bit me too I know it was my fault and you laughed with her You domesticated a wolf and invited it into your home It is not your fault that they bite you It is part of their nature Mostly subdued but it is inherent in their personalities Speaking of 15 pound one toothed animals I saw Billy Bob Thornton and his band play in Austin Riding in a Lesbian's Astro Van to dinner She has a huge freezer bag full of stuff It is dried peppers and tomatoes He starts to eat some The convince some people to try it She's got the sweet Astro van I know not to eat strange food in a mini van with two lesbians What is it season with? It as a 0 point yeast The guy next to me spits it out across my lap A zero point yeast! Billy Bob Thornton was playing at Antone's Real pennies prior to 1982 The Resale Queen Podcast is now here! Every Saturday by 9 a.m. CST
Croncast - 2008-03-19.mp3 Show: #469 Length: 27:10 Size: 18.7mb Format: mp3 Show us some love and leave us a review at iTunes Taking you to the hospital was a bit comedic You are such an ass Listen, it had to be done I asked you not to put that picture on the internet You did and then 20 minutes later you said put it up Technologically challenged isn't something you can plead Sell all of your clothes and buy an iPod That is the way it should be done "We're going to have to start an IV" No, no, no It gave me a flashback to giving blood Those self-satisfied, holier than though bloodletting freaks Sitting around sipping orange juice and eating vanilla wafers Even the dancing blood drop He is the smuggest prick around I've had two children the IV was the worst part Just do it Don't tell me about it This was a serious deal You couldn't let this thing fester I was down here digging ditches for you I am going to get you a bottle a Workahol I gotta be here to support you Waskily wabbit do I need to you to show up in a crisis The tables were completely reversed You give me You gotta put the antibacterial stuff on on it Clean your dog bite wounds right away You should immediately go to hospital for wound Can you scratch my butt with your tooth Then you get bitten Now it is trying to kill you The other angle that is happening No you are trying to work from your mobile phone Betsy went off the deep end You became party Betsy I did like 30 minutes of stand up Filling in the gaps for Betsy Then you did the laugh I can't stand the whole blood thing She hit a good vein The nurse goes "Whoah!" "You don't feel that?" They just cut you You're gonna be ok though I have it on video I know, the nurse didn't think to stop me That won't hold up in court when you say Macy's dressing room There was blood everywhere The blood pooled in your elbow pit Yeah, and you were over there drinking your Workahol The ball was in court Yes, it was kind of humorous You were twittering the whole time I wasn't doing that I will scroll through your twitter record You got through it very well As an outpatient they said, double the drugs Bit by the meanest shihtzu on the planet During the intake you have to fill out the dog attack form The dogophilia love that you suffer from I knew the answer would be . . . it wasn't the dogs fault, it was mine You people are crazy It is the abuse gene There were other women at the hospital say the same thing Two nurses said the same thing! My 15 yo dog bit me too I know it was my fault and you laughed with her You domesticated a wolf and invited it into your home It is not your fault that they bite you It is part of their nature Mostly subdued but it is inherent in their personalities Speaking of 15 pound one toothed animals I saw Billy Bob Thornton and his band play in Austin Riding in a Lesbian's Astro Van to dinner She has a huge freezer bag full of stuff It is dried peppers and tomatoes He starts to eat some The convince some people to try it She's got the sweet Astro van I know not to eat strange food in a mini van with two lesbians What is it season with? It as a 0 point yeast The guy next to me spits it out across my lap A zero point yeast! Billy Bob Thornton was playing at Antone's Real pennies prior to 1982 The Resale Queen Podcast is now here! Every Saturday by 9 a.m. CST
Croncast - 2008-03-19.mp3 Show: #469 Length: 27:10 Size: 18.7mb Format: mp3 Show us some love and leave us a review at iTunes Taking you to the hospital was a bit comedic You are such an ass Listen, it had to be done I asked you not to put that picture on the internet You did and then 20 minutes later you said put it up Technologically challenged isn't something you can plead Sell all of your clothes and buy an iPod That is the way it should be done "We're going to have to start an IV" No, no, no It gave me a flashback to giving blood Those self-satisfied, holier than though bloodletting freaks Sitting around sipping orange juice and eating vanilla wafers Even the dancing blood drop He is the smuggest prick around I've had two children the IV was the worst part Just do it Don't tell me about it This was a serious deal You couldn't let this thing fester I was down here digging ditches for you I am going to get you a bottle a Workahol I gotta be here to support you Waskily wabbit do I need to you to show up in a crisis The tables were completely reversed You give me You gotta put the antibacterial stuff on on it Clean your dog bite wounds right away You should immediately go to hospital for wound Can you scratch my butt with your tooth Then you get bitten Now it is trying to kill you The other angle that is happening No you are trying to work from your mobile phone Betsy went off the deep end You became party Betsy I did like 30 minutes of stand up Filling in the gaps for Betsy Then you did the laugh I can't stand the whole blood thing She hit a good vein The nurse goes "Whoah!" "You don't feel that?" They just cut you You're gonna be ok though I have it on video I know, the nurse didn't think to stop me That won't hold up in court when you say Macy's dressing room There was blood everywhere The blood pooled in your elbow pit Yeah, and you were over there drinking your Workahol The ball was in court Yes, it was kind of humorous You were twittering the whole time I wasn't doing that I will scroll through your twitter record You got through it very well As an outpatient they said, double the drugs Bit by the meanest shihtzu on the planet During the intake you have to fill out the dog attack form The dogophilia love that you suffer from I knew the answer would be . . . it wasn't the dogs fault, it was mine You people are crazy It is the abuse gene There were other women at the hospital say the same thing Two nurses said the same thing! My 15 yo dog bit me too I know it was my fault and you laughed with her You domesticated a wolf and invited it into your home It is not your fault that they bite you It is part of their nature Mostly subdued but it is inherent in their personalities Speaking of 15 pound one toothed animals I saw Billy Bob Thornton and his band play in Austin Riding in a Lesbian's Astro Van to dinner She has a huge freezer bag full of stuff It is dried peppers and tomatoes He starts to eat some The convince some people to try it She's got the sweet Astro van I know not to eat strange food in a mini van with two lesbians What is it season with? It as a 0 point yeast The guy next to me spits it out across my lap A zero point yeast! Billy Bob Thornton was playing at Antone's Real pennies prior to 1982 The Resale Queen Podcast is now here! Every Saturday by 9 a.m. CST
Croncast - 2008-03-19.mp3 Show: #469 Length: 27:10 Size: 18.7mb Format: mp3 Show us some love and leave us a review at iTunes Taking you to the hospital was a bit comedic You are such an ass Listen, it had to be done I asked you not to put that picture on the internet You did and then 20 minutes later you said put it up Technologically challenged isn't something you can plead Sell all of your clothes and buy an iPod That is the way it should be done "We're going to have to start an IV" No, no, no It gave me a flashback to giving blood Those self-satisfied, holier than though bloodletting freaks Sitting around sipping orange juice and eating vanilla wafers Even the dancing blood drop He is the smuggest prick around I've had two children the IV was the worst part Just do it Don't tell me about it This was a serious deal You couldn't let this thing fester I was down here digging ditches for you I am going to get you a bottle a Workahol I gotta be here to support you Waskily wabbit do I need to you to show up in a crisis The tables were completely reversed You give me You gotta put the antibacterial stuff on on it Clean your dog bite wounds right away You should immediately go to hospital for wound Can you scratch my butt with your tooth Then you get bitten Now it is trying to kill you The other angle that is happening No you are trying to work from your mobile phone Betsy went off the deep end You became party Betsy I did like 30 minutes of stand up Filling in the gaps for Betsy Then you did the laugh I can't stand the whole blood thing She hit a good vein The nurse goes "Whoah!" "You don't feel that?" They just cut you You're gonna be ok though I have it on video I know, the nurse didn't think to stop me That won't hold up in court when you say Macy's dressing room There was blood everywhere The blood pooled in your elbow pit Yeah, and you were over there drinking your Workahol The ball was in court Yes, it was kind of humorous You were twittering the whole time I wasn't doing that I will scroll through your twitter record You got through it very well As an outpatient they said, double the drugs Bit by the meanest shihtzu on the planet During the intake you have to fill out the dog attack form The dogophilia love that you suffer from I knew the answer would be . . . it wasn't the dogs fault, it was mine You people are crazy It is the abuse gene There were other women at the hospital say the same thing Two nurses said the same thing! My 15 yo dog bit me too I know it was my fault and you laughed with her You domesticated a wolf and invited it into your home It is not your fault that they bite you It is part of their nature Mostly subdued but it is inherent in their personalities Speaking of 15 pound one toothed animals I saw Billy Bob Thornton and his band play in Austin Riding in a Lesbian's Astro Van to dinner She has a huge freezer bag full of stuff It is dried peppers and tomatoes He starts to eat some The convince some people to try it She's got the sweet Astro van I know not to eat strange food in a mini van with two lesbians What is it season with? It as a 0 point yeast The guy next to me spits it out across my lap A zero point yeast! Billy Bob Thornton was playing at Antone's Real pennies prior to 1982 The Resale Queen Podcast is now here! Every Saturday by 9 a.m. CST
Croncast - 2008-03-19.mp3 Show: #469 Length: 27:10 Size: 18.7mb Format: mp3 Show us some love and leave us a review at iTunes Taking you to the hospital was a bit comedic You are such an ass Listen, it had to be done I asked you not to put that picture on the internet You did and then 20 minutes later you said put it up Technologically challenged isn't something you can plead Sell all of your clothes and buy an iPod That is the way it should be done "We're going to have to start an IV" No, no, no It gave me a flashback to giving blood Those self-satisfied, holier than though bloodletting freaks Sitting around sipping orange juice and eating vanilla wafers Even the dancing blood drop He is the smuggest prick around I've had two children the IV was the worst part Just do it Don't tell me about it This was a serious deal You couldn't let this thing fester I was down here digging ditches for you I am going to get you a bottle a Workahol I gotta be here to support you Waskily wabbit do I need to you to show up in a crisis The tables were completely reversed You give me You gotta put the antibacterial stuff on on it Clean your dog bite wounds right away You should immediately go to hospital for wound Can you scratch my butt with your tooth Then you get bitten Now it is trying to kill you The other angle that is happening No you are trying to work from your mobile phone Betsy went off the deep end You became party Betsy I did like 30 minutes of stand up Filling in the gaps for Betsy Then you did the laugh I can't stand the whole blood thing She hit a good vein The nurse goes "Whoah!" "You don't feel that?" They just cut you You're gonna be ok though I have it on video I know, the nurse didn't think to stop me That won't hold up in court when you say Macy's dressing room There was blood everywhere The blood pooled in your elbow pit Yeah, and you were over there drinking your Workahol The ball was in court Yes, it was kind of humorous You were twittering the whole time I wasn't doing that I will scroll through your twitter record You got through it very well As an outpatient they said, double the drugs Bit by the meanest shihtzu on the planet During the intake you have to fill out the dog attack form The dogophilia love that you suffer from I knew the answer would be . . . it wasn't the dogs fault, it was mine You people are crazy It is the abuse gene There were other women at the hospital say the same thing Two nurses said the same thing! My 15 yo dog bit me too I know it was my fault and you laughed with her You domesticated a wolf and invited it into your home It is not your fault that they bite you It is part of their nature Mostly subdued but it is inherent in their personalities Speaking of 15 pound one toothed animals I saw Billy Bob Thornton and his band play in Austin Riding in a Lesbian's Astro Van to dinner She has a huge freezer bag full of stuff It is dried peppers and tomatoes He starts to eat some The convince some people to try it She's got the sweet Astro van I know not to eat strange food in a mini van with two lesbians What is it season with? It as a 0 point yeast The guy next to me spits it out across my lap A zero point yeast! Billy Bob Thornton was playing at Antone's Real pennies prior to 1982 The Resale Queen Podcast is now here! Every Saturday by 9 a.m. CST
Croncast - 2008-03-19.mp3 Show: #469 Length: 27:10 Size: 18.7mb Format: mp3 Show us some love and leave us a review at iTunes Taking you to the hospital was a bit comedic You are such an ass Listen, it had to be done I asked you not to put that picture on the internet You did and then 20 minutes later you said put it up Technologically challenged isn't something you can plead Sell all of your clothes and buy an iPod That is the way it should be done "We're going to have to start an IV" No, no, no It gave me a flashback to giving blood Those self-satisfied, holier than though bloodletting freaks Sitting around sipping orange juice and eating vanilla wafers Even the dancing blood drop He is the smuggest prick around I've had two children the IV was the worst part Just do it Don't tell me about it This was a serious deal You couldn't let this thing fester I was down here digging ditches for you I am going to get you a bottle a Workahol I gotta be here to support you Waskily wabbit do I need to you to show up in a crisis The tables were completely reversed You give me You gotta put the antibacterial stuff on on it Clean your dog bite wounds right away You should immediately go to hospital for wound Can you scratch my butt with your tooth Then you get bitten Now it is trying to kill you The other angle that is happening No you are trying to work from your mobile phone Betsy went off the deep end You became party Betsy I did like 30 minutes of stand up Filling in the gaps for Betsy Then you did the laugh I can't stand the whole blood thing She hit a good vein The nurse goes "Whoah!" "You don't feel that?" They just cut you You're gonna be ok though I have it on video I know, the nurse didn't think to stop me That won't hold up in court when you say Macy's dressing room There was blood everywhere The blood pooled in your elbow pit Yeah, and you were over there drinking your Workahol The ball was in court Yes, it was kind of humorous You were twittering the whole time I wasn't doing that I will scroll through your twitter record You got through it very well As an outpatient they said, double the drugs Bit by the meanest shihtzu on the planet During the intake you have to fill out the dog attack form The dogophilia love that you suffer from I knew the answer would be . . . it wasn't the dogs fault, it was mine You people are crazy It is the abuse gene There were other women at the hospital say the same thing Two nurses said the same thing! My 15 yo dog bit me too I know it was my fault and you laughed with her You domesticated a wolf and invited it into your home It is not your fault that they bite you It is part of their nature Mostly subdued but it is inherent in their personalities Speaking of 15 pound one toothed animals I saw Billy Bob Thornton and his band play in Austin Riding in a Lesbian's Astro Van to dinner She has a huge freezer bag full of stuff It is dried peppers and tomatoes He starts to eat some The convince some people to try it She's got the sweet Astro van I know not to eat strange food in a mini van with two lesbians What is it season with? It as a 0 point yeast The guy next to me spits it out across my lap A zero point yeast! Billy Bob Thornton was playing at Antone's Real pennies prior to 1982 The Resale Queen Podcast is now here! Every Saturday by 9 a.m. CST
Croncast - 2008-03-19.mp3 Show: #469 Length: 27:10 Size: 18.7mb Format: mp3 Show us some love and leave us a review at iTunes Taking you to the hospital was a bit comedic You are such an ass Listen, it had to be done I asked you not to put that picture on the internet You did and then 20 minutes later you said put it up Technologically challenged isn't something you can plead Sell all of your clothes and buy an iPod That is the way it should be done "We're going to have to start an IV" No, no, no It gave me a flashback to giving blood Those self-satisfied, holier than though bloodletting freaks Sitting around sipping orange juice and eating vanilla wafers Even the dancing blood drop He is the smuggest prick around I've had two children the IV was the worst part Just do it Don't tell me about it This was a serious deal You couldn't let this thing fester I was down here digging ditches for you I am going to get you a bottle a Workahol I gotta be here to support you Waskily wabbit do I need to you to show up in a crisis The tables were completely reversed You give me You gotta put the antibacterial stuff on on it Clean your dog bite wounds right away You should immediately go to hospital for wound Can you scratch my butt with your tooth Then you get bitten Now it is trying to kill you The other angle that is happening No you are trying to work from your mobile phone Betsy went off the deep end You became party Betsy I did like 30 minutes of stand up Filling in the gaps for Betsy Then you did the laugh I can't stand the whole blood thing She hit a good vein The nurse goes "Whoah!" "You don't feel that?" They just cut you You're gonna be ok though I have it on video I know, the nurse didn't think to stop me That won't hold up in court when you say Macy's dressing room There was blood everywhere The blood pooled in your elbow pit Yeah, and you were over there drinking your Workahol The ball was in court Yes, it was kind of humorous You were twittering the whole time I wasn't doing that I will scroll through your twitter record You got through it very well As an outpatient they said, double the drugs Bit by the meanest shihtzu on the planet During the intake you have to fill out the dog attack form The dogophilia love that you suffer from I knew the answer would be . . . it wasn't the dogs fault, it was mine You people are crazy It is the abuse gene There were other women at the hospital say the same thing Two nurses said the same thing! My 15 yo dog bit me too I know it was my fault and you laughed with her You domesticated a wolf and invited it into your home It is not your fault that they bite you It is part of their nature Mostly subdued but it is inherent in their personalities Speaking of 15 pound one toothed animals I saw Billy Bob Thornton and his band play in Austin Riding in a Lesbian's Astro Van to dinner She has a huge freezer bag full of stuff It is dried peppers and tomatoes He starts to eat some The convince some people to try it She's got the sweet Astro van I know not to eat strange food in a mini van with two lesbians What is it season with? It as a 0 point yeast The guy next to me spits it out across my lap A zero point yeast! Billy Bob Thornton was playing at Antone's Real pennies prior to 1982 The Resale Queen Podcast is now here! Every Saturday by 9 a.m. CST
Croncast - 2008-03-19.mp3 Show: #469 Length: 27:10 Size: 18.7mb Format: mp3 Show us some love and leave us a review at iTunes Taking you to the hospital was a bit comedic You are such an ass Listen, it had to be done I asked you not to put that picture on the internet You did and then 20 minutes later you said put it up Technologically challenged isn't something you can plead Sell all of your clothes and buy an iPod That is the way it should be done "We're going to have to start an IV" No, no, no It gave me a flashback to giving blood Those self-satisfied, holier than though bloodletting freaks Sitting around sipping orange juice and eating vanilla wafers Even the dancing blood drop He is the smuggest prick around I've had two children the IV was the worst part Just do it Don't tell me about it This was a serious deal You couldn't let this thing fester I was down here digging ditches for you I am going to get you a bottle a Workahol I gotta be here to support you Waskily wabbit do I need to you to show up in a crisis The tables were completely reversed You give me You gotta put the antibacterial stuff on on it Clean your dog bite wounds right away You should immediately go to hospital for wound Can you scratch my butt with your tooth Then you get bitten Now it is trying to kill you The other angle that is happening No you are trying to work from your mobile phone Betsy went off the deep end You became party Betsy I did like 30 minutes of stand up Filling in the gaps for Betsy Then you did the laugh I can't stand the whole blood thing She hit a good vein The nurse goes "Whoah!" "You don't feel that?" They just cut you You're gonna be ok though I have it on video I know, the nurse didn't think to stop me That won't hold up in court when you say Macy's dressing room There was blood everywhere The blood pooled in your elbow pit Yeah, and you were over there drinking your Workahol The ball was in court Yes, it was kind of humorous You were twittering the whole time I wasn't doing that I will scroll through your twitter record You got through it very well As an outpatient they said, double the drugs Bit by the meanest shihtzu on the planet During the intake you have to fill out the dog attack form The dogophilia love that you suffer from I knew the answer would be . . . it wasn't the dogs fault, it was mine You people are crazy It is the abuse gene There were other women at the hospital say the same thing Two nurses said the same thing! My 15 yo dog bit me too I know it was my fault and you laughed with her You domesticated a wolf and invited it into your home It is not your fault that they bite you It is part of their nature Mostly subdued but it is inherent in their personalities Speaking of 15 pound one toothed animals I saw Billy Bob Thornton and his band play in Austin Riding in a Lesbian's Astro Van to dinner She has a huge freezer bag full of stuff It is dried peppers and tomatoes He starts to eat some The convince some people to try it She's got the sweet Astro van I know not to eat strange food in a mini van with two lesbians What is it season with? It as a 0 point yeast The guy next to me spits it out across my lap A zero point yeast! Billy Bob Thornton was playing at Antone's Real pennies prior to 1982 The Resale Queen Podcast is now here! Every Saturday by 9 a.m. CST
Croncast - 2008-03-19.mp3 Show: #469 Length: 27:10 Size: 18.7mb Format: mp3 Show us some love and leave us a review at iTunes Taking you to the hospital was a bit comedic You are such an ass Listen, it had to be done I asked you not to put that picture on the internet You did and then 20 minutes later you said put it up Technologically challenged isn't something you can plead Sell all of your clothes and buy an iPod That is the way it should be done "We're going to have to start an IV" No, no, no It gave me a flashback to giving blood Those self-satisfied, holier than though bloodletting freaks Sitting around sipping orange juice and eating vanilla wafers Even the dancing blood drop He is the smuggest prick around I've had two children the IV was the worst part Just do it Don't tell me about it This was a serious deal You couldn't let this thing fester I was down here digging ditches for you I am going to get you a bottle a Workahol I gotta be here to support you Waskily wabbit do I need to you to show up in a crisis The tables were completely reversed You give me You gotta put the antibacterial stuff on on it Clean your dog bite wounds right away You should immediately go to hospital for wound Can you scratch my butt with your tooth Then you get bitten Now it is trying to kill you The other angle that is happening No you are trying to work from your mobile phone Betsy went off the deep end You became party Betsy I did like 30 minutes of stand up Filling in the gaps for Betsy Then you did the laugh I can't stand the whole blood thing She hit a good vein The nurse goes "Whoah!" "You don't feel that?" They just cut you You're gonna be ok though I have it on video I know, the nurse didn't think to stop me That won't hold up in court when you say Macy's dressing room There was blood everywhere The blood pooled in your elbow pit Yeah, and you were over there drinking your Workahol The ball was in court Yes, it was kind of humorous You were twittering the whole time I wasn't doing that I will scroll through your twitter record You got through it very well As an outpatient they said, double the drugs Bit by the meanest shihtzu on the planet During the intake you have to fill out the dog attack form The dogophilia love that you suffer from I knew the answer would be . . . it wasn't the dogs fault, it was mine You people are crazy It is the abuse gene There were other women at the hospital say the same thing Two nurses said the same thing! My 15 yo dog bit me too I know it was my fault and you laughed with her You domesticated a wolf and invited it into your home It is not your fault that they bite you It is part of their nature Mostly subdued but it is inherent in their personalities Speaking of 15 pound one toothed animals I saw Billy Bob Thornton and his band play in Austin Riding in a Lesbian's Astro Van to dinner She has a huge freezer bag full of stuff It is dried peppers and tomatoes He starts to eat some The convince some people to try it She's got the sweet Astro van I know not to eat strange food in a mini van with two lesbians What is it season with? It as a 0 point yeast The guy next to me spits it out across my lap A zero point yeast! Billy Bob Thornton was playing at Antone's Real pennies prior to 1982 The Resale Queen Podcast is now here! Every Saturday by 9 a.m. CST
Croncast - 2008-03-19.mp3 Show: #469 Length: 27:10 Size: 18.7mb Format: mp3 Show us some love and leave us a review at iTunes Taking you to the hospital was a bit comedic You are such an ass Listen, it had to be done I asked you not to put that picture on the internet You did and then 20 minutes later you said put it up Technologically challenged isn't something you can plead Sell all of your clothes and buy an iPod That is the way it should be done "We're going to have to start an IV" No, no, no It gave me a flashback to giving blood Those self-satisfied, holier than though bloodletting freaks Sitting around sipping orange juice and eating vanilla wafers Even the dancing blood drop He is the smuggest prick around I've had two children the IV was the worst part Just do it Don't tell me about it This was a serious deal You couldn't let this thing fester I was down here digging ditches for you I am going to get you a bottle a Workahol I gotta be here to support you Waskily wabbit do I need to you to show up in a crisis The tables were completely reversed You give me You gotta put the antibacterial stuff on on it Clean your dog bite wounds right away You should immediately go to hospital for wound Can you scratch my butt with your tooth Then you get bitten Now it is trying to kill you The other angle that is happening No you are trying to work from your mobile phone Betsy went off the deep end You became party Betsy I did like 30 minutes of stand up Filling in the gaps for Betsy Then you did the laugh I can't stand the whole blood thing She hit a good vein The nurse goes "Whoah!" "You don't feel that?" They just cut you You're gonna be ok though I have it on video I know, the nurse didn't think to stop me That won't hold up in court when you say Macy's dressing room There was blood everywhere The blood pooled in your elbow pit Yeah, and you were over there drinking your Workahol The ball was in court Yes, it was kind of humorous You were twittering the whole time I wasn't doing that I will scroll through your twitter record You got through it very well As an outpatient they said, double the drugs Bit by the meanest shihtzu on the planet During the intake you have to fill out the dog attack form The dogophilia love that you suffer from I knew the answer would be . . . it wasn't the dogs fault, it was mine You people are crazy It is the abuse gene There were other women at the hospital say the same thing Two nurses said the same thing! My 15 yo dog bit me too I know it was my fault and you laughed with her You domesticated a wolf and invited it into your home It is not your fault that they bite you It is part of their nature Mostly subdued but it is inherent in their personalities Speaking of 15 pound one toothed animals I saw Billy Bob Thornton and his band play in Austin Riding in a Lesbian's Astro Van to dinner She has a huge freezer bag full of stuff It is dried peppers and tomatoes He starts to eat some The convince some people to try it She's got the sweet Astro van I know not to eat strange food in a mini van with two lesbians What is it season with? It as a 0 point yeast The guy next to me spits it out across my lap A zero point yeast! Billy Bob Thornton was playing at Antone's Real pennies prior to 1982 The Resale Queen Podcast is now here! Every Saturday by 9 a.m. CST
Croncast - 2008-03-19.mp3 Show: #469 Length: 27:10 Size: 18.7mb Format: mp3 Show us some love and leave us a review at iTunes Taking you to the hospital was a bit comedic You are such an ass Listen, it had to be done I asked you not to put that picture on the internet You did and then 20 minutes later you said put it up Technologically challenged isn't something you can plead Sell all of your clothes and buy an iPod That is the way it should be done "We're going to have to start an IV" No, no, no It gave me a flashback to giving blood Those self-satisfied, holier than though bloodletting freaks Sitting around sipping orange juice and eating vanilla wafers Even the dancing blood drop He is the smuggest prick around I've had two children the IV was the worst part Just do it Don't tell me about it This was a serious deal You couldn't let this thing fester I was down here digging ditches for you I am going to get you a bottle a Workahol I gotta be here to support you Waskily wabbit do I need to you to show up in a crisis The tables were completely reversed You give me You gotta put the antibacterial stuff on on it Clean your dog bite wounds right away You should immediately go to hospital for wound Can you scratch my butt with your tooth Then you get bitten Now it is trying to kill you The other angle that is happening No you are trying to work from your mobile phone Betsy went off the deep end You became party Betsy I did like 30 minutes of stand up Filling in the gaps for Betsy Then you did the laugh I can't stand the whole blood thing She hit a good vein The nurse goes "Whoah!" "You don't feel that?" They just cut you You're gonna be ok though I have it on video I know, the nurse didn't think to stop me That won't hold up in court when you say Macy's dressing room There was blood everywhere The blood pooled in your elbow pit Yeah, and you were over there drinking your Workahol The ball was in court Yes, it was kind of humorous You were twittering the whole time I wasn't doing that I will scroll through your twitter record You got through it very well As an outpatient they said, double the drugs Bit by the meanest shihtzu on the planet During the intake you have to fill out the dog attack form The dogophilia love that you suffer from I knew the answer would be . . . it wasn't the dogs fault, it was mine You people are crazy It is the abuse gene There were other women at the hospital say the same thing Two nurses said the same thing! My 15 yo dog bit me too I know it was my fault and you laughed with her You domesticated a wolf and invited it into your home It is not your fault that they bite you It is part of their nature Mostly subdued but it is inherent in their personalities Speaking of 15 pound one toothed animals I saw Billy Bob Thornton and his band play in Austin Riding in a Lesbian's Astro Van to dinner She has a huge freezer bag full of stuff It is dried peppers and tomatoes He starts to eat some The convince some people to try it She's got the sweet Astro van I know not to eat strange food in a mini van with two lesbians What is it season with? It as a 0 point yeast The guy next to me spits it out across my lap A zero point yeast! Billy Bob Thornton was playing at Antone's Real pennies prior to 1982 The Resale Queen Podcast is now here! Every Saturday by 9 a.m. CST
Croncast - 2008-03-19.mp3 Show: #469 Length: 27:10 Size: 18.7mb Format: mp3 Show us some love and leave us a review at iTunes Taking you to the hospital was a bit comedic You are such an ass Listen, it had to be done I asked you not to put that picture on the internet You did and then 20 minutes later you said put it up Technologically challenged isn't something you can plead Sell all of your clothes and buy an iPod That is the way it should be done "We're going to have to start an IV" No, no, no It gave me a flashback to giving blood Those self-satisfied, holier than though bloodletting freaks Sitting around sipping orange juice and eating vanilla wafers Even the dancing blood drop He is the smuggest prick around I've had two children the IV was the worst part Just do it Don't tell me about it This was a serious deal You couldn't let this thing fester I was down here digging ditches for you I am going to get you a bottle a Workahol I gotta be here to support you Waskily wabbit do I need to you to show up in a crisis The tables were completely reversed You give me You gotta put the antibacterial stuff on on it Clean your dog bite wounds right away You should immediately go to hospital for wound Can you scratch my butt with your tooth Then you get bitten Now it is trying to kill you The other angle that is happening No you are trying to work from your mobile phone Betsy went off the deep end You became party Betsy I did like 30 minutes of stand up Filling in the gaps for Betsy Then you did the laugh I can't stand the whole blood thing She hit a good vein The nurse goes "Whoah!" "You don't feel that?" They just cut you You're gonna be ok though I have it on video I know, the nurse didn't think to stop me That won't hold up in court when you say Macy's dressing room There was blood everywhere The blood pooled in your elbow pit Yeah, and you were over there drinking your Workahol The ball was in court Yes, it was kind of humorous You were twittering the whole time I wasn't doing that I will scroll through your twitter record You got through it very well As an outpatient they said, double the drugs Bit by the meanest shihtzu on the planet During the intake you have to fill out the dog attack form The dogophilia love that you suffer from I knew the answer would be . . . it wasn't the dogs fault, it was mine You people are crazy It is the abuse gene There were other women at the hospital say the same thing Two nurses said the same thing! My 15 yo dog bit me too I know it was my fault and you laughed with her You domesticated a wolf and invited it into your home It is not your fault that they bite you It is part of their nature Mostly subdued but it is inherent in their personalities Speaking of 15 pound one toothed animals I saw Billy Bob Thornton and his band play in Austin Riding in a Lesbian's Astro Van to dinner She has a huge freezer bag full of stuff It is dried peppers and tomatoes He starts to eat some The convince some people to try it She's got the sweet Astro van I know not to eat strange food in a mini van with two lesbians What is it season with? It as a 0 point yeast The guy next to me spits it out across my lap A zero point yeast! Billy Bob Thornton was playing at Antone's Real pennies prior to 1982 The Resale Queen Podcast is now here! Every Saturday by 9 a.m. CST
Croncast - 2008-03-19.mp3 Show: #469 Length: 27:10 Size: 18.7mb Format: mp3 Show us some love and leave us a review at iTunes Taking you to the hospital was a bit comedic You are such an ass Listen, it had to be done I asked you not to put that picture on the internet You did and then 20 minutes later you said put it up Technologically challenged isn't something you can plead Sell all of your clothes and buy an iPod That is the way it should be done "We're going to have to start an IV" No, no, no It gave me a flashback to giving blood Those self-satisfied, holier than though bloodletting freaks Sitting around sipping orange juice and eating vanilla wafers Even the dancing blood drop He is the smuggest prick around I've had two children the IV was the worst part Just do it Don't tell me about it This was a serious deal You couldn't let this thing fester I was down here digging ditches for you I am going to get you a bottle a Workahol I gotta be here to support you Waskily wabbit do I need to you to show up in a crisis The tables were completely reversed You give me You gotta put the antibacterial stuff on on it Clean your dog bite wounds right away You should immediately go to hospital for wound Can you scratch my butt with your tooth Then you get bitten Now it is trying to kill you The other angle that is happening No you are trying to work from your mobile phone Betsy went off the deep end You became party Betsy I did like 30 minutes of stand up Filling in the gaps for Betsy Then you did the laugh I can't stand the whole blood thing She hit a good vein The nurse goes "Whoah!" "You don't feel that?" They just cut you You're gonna be ok though I have it on video I know, the nurse didn't think to stop me That won't hold up in court when you say Macy's dressing room There was blood everywhere The blood pooled in your elbow pit Yeah, and you were over there drinking your Workahol The ball was in court Yes, it was kind of humorous You were twittering the whole time I wasn't doing that I will scroll through your twitter record You got through it very well As an outpatient they said, double the drugs Bit by the meanest shihtzu on the planet During the intake you have to fill out the dog attack form The dogophilia love that you suffer from I knew the answer would be . . . it wasn't the dogs fault, it was mine You people are crazy It is the abuse gene There were other women at the hospital say the same thing Two nurses said the same thing! My 15 yo dog bit me too I know it was my fault and you laughed with her You domesticated a wolf and invited it into your home It is not your fault that they bite you It is part of their nature Mostly subdued but it is inherent in their personalities Speaking of 15 pound one toothed animals I saw Billy Bob Thornton and his band play in Austin Riding in a Lesbian's Astro Van to dinner She has a huge freezer bag full of stuff It is dried peppers and tomatoes He starts to eat some The convince some people to try it She's got the sweet Astro van I know not to eat strange food in a mini van with two lesbians What is it season with? It as a 0 point yeast The guy next to me spits it out across my lap A zero point yeast! Billy Bob Thornton was playing at Antone's Real pennies prior to 1982 The Resale Queen Podcast is now here! Every Saturday by 9 a.m. CST
Croncast - 2008-03-19.mp3 Show: #469 Length: 27:10 Size: 18.7mb Format: mp3 Show us some love and leave us a review at iTunes Taking you to the hospital was a bit comedic You are such an ass Listen, it had to be done I asked you not to put that picture on the internet You did and then 20 minutes later you said put it up Technologically challenged isn't something you can plead Sell all of your clothes and buy an iPod That is the way it should be done "We're going to have to start an IV" No, no, no It gave me a flashback to giving blood Those self-satisfied, holier than though bloodletting freaks Sitting around sipping orange juice and eating vanilla wafers Even the dancing blood drop He is the smuggest prick around I've had two children the IV was the worst part Just do it Don't tell me about it This was a serious deal You couldn't let this thing fester I was down here digging ditches for you I am going to get you a bottle a Workahol I gotta be here to support you Waskily wabbit do I need to you to show up in a crisis The tables were completely reversed You give me You gotta put the antibacterial stuff on on it Clean your dog bite wounds right away You should immediately go to hospital for wound Can you scratch my butt with your tooth Then you get bitten Now it is trying to kill you The other angle that is happening No you are trying to work from your mobile phone Betsy went off the deep end You became party Betsy I did like 30 minutes of stand up Filling in the gaps for Betsy Then you did the laugh I can't stand the whole blood thing She hit a good vein The nurse goes "Whoah!" "You don't feel that?" They just cut you You're gonna be ok though I have it on video I know, the nurse didn't think to stop me That won't hold up in court when you say Macy's dressing room There was blood everywhere The blood pooled in your elbow pit Yeah, and you were over there drinking your Workahol The ball was in court Yes, it was kind of humorous You were twittering the whole time I wasn't doing that I will scroll through your twitter record You got through it very well As an outpatient they said, double the drugs Bit by the meanest shihtzu on the planet During the intake you have to fill out the dog attack form The dogophilia love that you suffer from I knew the answer would be . . . it wasn't the dogs fault, it was mine You people are crazy It is the abuse gene There were other women at the hospital say the same thing Two nurses said the same thing! My 15 yo dog bit me too I know it was my fault and you laughed with her You domesticated a wolf and invited it into your home It is not your fault that they bite you It is part of their nature Mostly subdued but it is inherent in their personalities Speaking of 15 pound one toothed animals I saw Billy Bob Thornton and his band play in Austin Riding in a Lesbian's Astro Van to dinner She has a huge freezer bag full of stuff It is dried peppers and tomatoes He starts to eat some The convince some people to try it She's got the sweet Astro van I know not to eat strange food in a mini van with two lesbians What is it season with? It as a 0 point yeast The guy next to me spits it out across my lap A zero point yeast! Billy Bob Thornton was playing at Antone's Real pennies prior to 1982 The Resale Queen Podcast is now here! Every Saturday by 9 a.m. CST
Croncast - 2008-03-19.mp3 Show: #469 Length: 27:10 Size: 18.7mb Format: mp3 Show us some love and leave us a review at iTunes Taking you to the hospital was a bit comedic You are such an ass Listen, it had to be done I asked you not to put that picture on the internet You did and then 20 minutes later you said put it up Technologically challenged isn't something you can plead Sell all of your clothes and buy an iPod That is the way it should be done "We're going to have to start an IV" No, no, no It gave me a flashback to giving blood Those self-satisfied, holier than though bloodletting freaks Sitting around sipping orange juice and eating vanilla wafers Even the dancing blood drop He is the smuggest prick around I've had two children the IV was the worst part Just do it Don't tell me about it This was a serious deal You couldn't let this thing fester I was down here digging ditches for you I am going to get you a bottle a Workahol I gotta be here to support you Waskily wabbit do I need to you to show up in a crisis The tables were completely reversed You give me You gotta put the antibacterial stuff on on it Clean your dog bite wounds right away You should immediately go to hospital for wound Can you scratch my butt with your tooth Then you get bitten Now it is trying to kill you The other angle that is happening No you are trying to work from your mobile phone Betsy went off the deep end You became party Betsy I did like 30 minutes of stand up Filling in the gaps for Betsy Then you did the laugh I can't stand the whole blood thing She hit a good vein The nurse goes "Whoah!" "You don't feel that?" They just cut you You're gonna be ok though I have it on video I know, the nurse didn't think to stop me That won't hold up in court when you say Macy's dressing room There was blood everywhere The blood pooled in your elbow pit Yeah, and you were over there drinking your Workahol The ball was in court Yes, it was kind of humorous You were twittering the whole time I wasn't doing that I will scroll through your twitter record You got through it very well As an outpatient they said, double the drugs Bit by the meanest shihtzu on the planet During the intake you have to fill out the dog attack form The dogophilia love that you suffer from I knew the answer would be . . . it wasn't the dogs fault, it was mine You people are crazy It is the abuse gene There were other women at the hospital say the same thing Two nurses said the same thing! My 15 yo dog bit me too I know it was my fault and you laughed with her You domesticated a wolf and invited it into your home It is not your fault that they bite you It is part of their nature Mostly subdued but it is inherent in their personalities Speaking of 15 pound one toothed animals I saw Billy Bob Thornton and his band play in Austin Riding in a Lesbian's Astro Van to dinner She has a huge freezer bag full of stuff It is dried peppers and tomatoes He starts to eat some The convince some people to try it She's got the sweet Astro van I know not to eat strange food in a mini van with two lesbians What is it season with? It as a 0 point yeast The guy next to me spits it out across my lap A zero point yeast! Billy Bob Thornton was playing at Antone's Real pennies prior to 1982 The Resale Queen Podcast is now here! Every Saturday by 9 a.m. CST
Croncast - 2008-03-19.mp3 Show: #469 Length: 27:10 Size: 18.7mb Format: mp3 Show us some love and leave us a review at iTunes Taking you to the hospital was a bit comedic You are such an ass Listen, it had to be done I asked you not to put that picture on the internet You did and then 20 minutes later you said put it up Technologically challenged isn't something you can plead Sell all of your clothes and buy an iPod That is the way it should be done "We're going to have to start an IV" No, no, no It gave me a flashback to giving blood Those self-satisfied, holier than though bloodletting freaks Sitting around sipping orange juice and eating vanilla wafers Even the dancing blood drop He is the smuggest prick around I've had two children the IV was the worst part Just do it Don't tell me about it This was a serious deal You couldn't let this thing fester I was down here digging ditches for you I am going to get you a bottle a Workahol I gotta be here to support you Waskily wabbit do I need to you to show up in a crisis The tables were completely reversed You give me You gotta put the antibacterial stuff on on it Clean your dog bite wounds right away You should immediately go to hospital for wound Can you scratch my butt with your tooth Then you get bitten Now it is trying to kill you The other angle that is happening No you are trying to work from your mobile phone Betsy went off the deep end You became party Betsy I did like 30 minutes of stand up Filling in the gaps for Betsy Then you did the laugh I can't stand the whole blood thing She hit a good vein The nurse goes "Whoah!" "You don't feel that?" They just cut you You're gonna be ok though I have it on video I know, the nurse didn't think to stop me That won't hold up in court when you say Macy's dressing room There was blood everywhere The blood pooled in your elbow pit Yeah, and you were over there drinking your Workahol The ball was in court Yes, it was kind of humorous You were twittering the whole time I wasn't doing that I will scroll through your twitter record You got through it very well As an outpatient they said, double the drugs Bit by the meanest shihtzu on the planet During the intake you have to fill out the dog attack form The dogophilia love that you suffer from I knew the answer would be . . . it wasn't the dogs fault, it was mine You people are crazy It is the abuse gene There were other women at the hospital say the same thing Two nurses said the same thing! My 15 yo dog bit me too I know it was my fault and you laughed with her You domesticated a wolf and invited it into your home It is not your fault that they bite you It is part of their nature Mostly subdued but it is inherent in their personalities Speaking of 15 pound one toothed animals I saw Billy Bob Thornton and his band play in Austin Riding in a Lesbian's Astro Van to dinner She has a huge freezer bag full of stuff It is dried peppers and tomatoes He starts to eat some The convince some people to try it She's got the sweet Astro van I know not to eat strange food in a mini van with two lesbians What is it season with? It as a 0 point yeast The guy next to me spits it out across my lap A zero point yeast! Billy Bob Thornton was playing at Antone's Real pennies prior to 1982 The Resale Queen Podcast is now here! Every Saturday by 9 a.m. CST
Croncast - 2008-03-19.mp3 Show: #469 Length: 27:10 Size: 18.7mb Format: mp3 Show us some love and leave us a review at iTunes Taking you to the hospital was a bit comedic You are such an ass Listen, it had to be done I asked you not to put that picture on the internet You did and then 20 minutes later you said put it up Technologically challenged isn't something you can plead Sell all of your clothes and buy an iPod That is the way it should be done "We're going to have to start an IV" No, no, no It gave me a flashback to giving blood Those self-satisfied, holier than though bloodletting freaks Sitting around sipping orange juice and eating vanilla wafers Even the dancing blood drop He is the smuggest prick around I've had two children the IV was the worst part Just do it Don't tell me about it This was a serious deal You couldn't let this thing fester I was down here digging ditches for you I am going to get you a bottle a Workahol I gotta be here to support you Waskily wabbit do I need to you to show up in a crisis The tables were completely reversed You give me You gotta put the antibacterial stuff on on it Clean your dog bite wounds right away You should immediately go to hospital for wound Can you scratch my butt with your tooth Then you get bitten Now it is trying to kill you The other angle that is happening No you are trying to work from your mobile phone Betsy went off the deep end You became party Betsy I did like 30 minutes of stand up Filling in the gaps for Betsy Then you did the laugh I can't stand the whole blood thing She hit a good vein The nurse goes "Whoah!" "You don't feel that?" They just cut you You're gonna be ok though I have it on video I know, the nurse didn't think to stop me That won't hold up in court when you say Macy's dressing room There was blood everywhere The blood pooled in your elbow pit Yeah, and you were over there drinking your Workahol The ball was in court Yes, it was kind of humorous You were twittering the whole time I wasn't doing that I will scroll through your twitter record You got through it very well As an outpatient they said, double the drugs Bit by the meanest shihtzu on the planet During the intake you have to fill out the dog attack form The dogophilia love that you suffer from I knew the answer would be . . . it wasn't the dogs fault, it was mine You people are crazy It is the abuse gene There were other women at the hospital say the same thing Two nurses said the same thing! My 15 yo dog bit me too I know it was my fault and you laughed with her You domesticated a wolf and invited it into your home It is not your fault that they bite you It is part of their nature Mostly subdued but it is inherent in their personalities Speaking of 15 pound one toothed animals I saw Billy Bob Thornton and his band play in Austin Riding in a Lesbian's Astro Van to dinner She has a huge freezer bag full of stuff It is dried peppers and tomatoes He starts to eat some The convince some people to try it She's got the sweet Astro van I know not to eat strange food in a mini van with two lesbians What is it season with? It as a 0 point yeast The guy next to me spits it out across my lap A zero point yeast! Billy Bob Thornton was playing at Antone's Real pennies prior to 1982 The Resale Queen Podcast is now here! Every Saturday by 9 a.m. CST
Croncast - 2008-03-19.mp3 Show: #469 Length: 27:10 Size: 18.7mb Format: mp3 Show us some love and leave us a review at iTunes Taking you to the hospital was a bit comedic You are such an ass Listen, it had to be done I asked you not to put that picture on the internet You did and then 20 minutes later you said put it up Technologically challenged isn't something you can plead Sell all of your clothes and buy an iPod That is the way it should be done "We're going to have to start an IV" No, no, no It gave me a flashback to giving blood Those self-satisfied, holier than though bloodletting freaks Sitting around sipping orange juice and eating vanilla wafers Even the dancing blood drop He is the smuggest prick around I've had two children the IV was the worst part Just do it Don't tell me about it This was a serious deal You couldn't let this thing fester I was down here digging ditches for you I am going to get you a bottle a Workahol I gotta be here to support you Waskily wabbit do I need to you to show up in a crisis The tables were completely reversed You give me You gotta put the antibacterial stuff on on it Clean your dog bite wounds right away You should immediately go to hospital for wound Can you scratch my butt with your tooth Then you get bitten Now it is trying to kill you The other angle that is happening No you are trying to work from your mobile phone Betsy went off the deep end You became party Betsy I did like 30 minutes of stand up Filling in the gaps for Betsy Then you did the laugh I can't stand the whole blood thing She hit a good vein The nurse goes "Whoah!" "You don't feel that?" They just cut you You're gonna be ok though I have it on video I know, the nurse didn't think to stop me That won't hold up in court when you say Macy's dressing room There was blood everywhere The blood pooled in your elbow pit Yeah, and you were over there drinking your Workahol The ball was in court Yes, it was kind of humorous You were twittering the whole time I wasn't doing that I will scroll through your twitter record You got through it very well As an outpatient they said, double the drugs Bit by the meanest shihtzu on the planet During the intake you have to fill out the dog attack form The dogophilia love that you suffer from I knew the answer would be . . . it wasn't the dogs fault, it was mine You people are crazy It is the abuse gene There were other women at the hospital say the same thing Two nurses said the same thing! My 15 yo dog bit me too I know it was my fault and you laughed with her You domesticated a wolf and invited it into your home It is not your fault that they bite you It is part of their nature Mostly subdued but it is inherent in their personalities Speaking of 15 pound one toothed animals I saw Billy Bob Thornton and his band play in Austin Riding in a Lesbian's Astro Van to dinner She has a huge freezer bag full of stuff It is dried peppers and tomatoes He starts to eat some The convince some people to try it She's got the sweet Astro van I know not to eat strange food in a mini van with two lesbians What is it season with? It as a 0 point yeast The guy next to me spits it out across my lap A zero point yeast! Billy Bob Thornton was playing at Antone's Real pennies prior to 1982 The Resale Queen Podcast is now here! Every Saturday by 9 a.m. CST
Croncast - 2008-03-19.mp3 Show: #469 Length: 27:10 Size: 18.7mb Format: mp3 Show us some love and leave us a review at iTunes Taking you to the hospital was a bit comedic You are such an ass Listen, it had to be done I asked you not to put that picture on the internet You did and then 20 minutes later you said put it up Technologically challenged isn't something you can plead Sell all of your clothes and buy an iPod That is the way it should be done "We're going to have to start an IV" No, no, no It gave me a flashback to giving blood Those self-satisfied, holier than though bloodletting freaks Sitting around sipping orange juice and eating vanilla wafers Even the dancing blood drop He is the smuggest prick around I've had two children the IV was the worst part Just do it Don't tell me about it This was a serious deal You couldn't let this thing fester I was down here digging ditches for you I am going to get you a bottle a Workahol I gotta be here to support you Waskily wabbit do I need to you to show up in a crisis The tables were completely reversed You give me You gotta put the antibacterial stuff on on it Clean your dog bite wounds right away You should immediately go to hospital for wound Can you scratch my butt with your tooth Then you get bitten Now it is trying to kill you The other angle that is happening No you are trying to work from your mobile phone Betsy went off the deep end You became party Betsy I did like 30 minutes of stand up Filling in the gaps for Betsy Then you did the laugh I can't stand the whole blood thing She hit a good vein The nurse goes "Whoah!" "You don't feel that?" They just cut you You're gonna be ok though I have it on video I know, the nurse didn't think to stop me That won't hold up in court when you say Macy's dressing room There was blood everywhere The blood pooled in your elbow pit Yeah, and you were over there drinking your Workahol The ball was in court Yes, it was kind of humorous You were twittering the whole time I wasn't doing that I will scroll through your twitter record You got through it very well As an outpatient they said, double the drugs Bit by the meanest shihtzu on the planet During the intake you have to fill out the dog attack form The dogophilia love that you suffer from I knew the answer would be . . . it wasn't the dogs fault, it was mine You people are crazy It is the abuse gene There were other women at the hospital say the same thing Two nurses said the same thing! My 15 yo dog bit me too I know it was my fault and you laughed with her You domesticated a wolf and invited it into your home It is not your fault that they bite you It is part of their nature Mostly subdued but it is inherent in their personalities Speaking of 15 pound one toothed animals I saw Billy Bob Thornton and his band play in Austin Riding in a Lesbian's Astro Van to dinner She has a huge freezer bag full of stuff It is dried peppers and tomatoes He starts to eat some The convince some people to try it She's got the sweet Astro van I know not to eat strange food in a mini van with two lesbians What is it season with? It as a 0 point yeast The guy next to me spits it out across my lap A zero point yeast! Billy Bob Thornton was playing at Antone's Real pennies prior to 1982 The Resale Queen Podcast is now here! Every Saturday by 9 a.m. CST
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