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Dusty and Andrew discuss why Cheer Up Charlie should be removed from Willy Wonka And The Chocolate Factory, tropes from the movie Scream, Andrew's cat's trip to the emergency vet, and much more!

Carmen Lobue is an award-winning director, Producer, and Writer known for Pink & Blue, Cheer Up Charlie, and Your Attention Please. She's also an accomplished actress who can be seen on the Showtime Series, The L Word: Generation Q. She's a 2018 Sundance New Voice Lab Finalist as well as a Black Public Media Fund finalist. We're going to talk about how this young lady is rising meteorically in the film world. Watch here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hjc8KxLZcwE&t=6s ============ Biography Carmen LoBue is a proud intersectional feminist and artist who is passionate about creating stories that give voice to social and political injustice. She is a Director, Writer, Actor, and Producer residing in NYC. Submit Your Film to Our Film Collective: ⁠⁠ifapfilmcollective.com⁠⁠ Connect With Floyd Marshall Jr: ⁠⁠instagram.com/floydmarshalljr⁠⁠ ⁠⁠tiktok.com/@floydmarshalljr0⁠⁠ Youtube: ⁠⁠FlodyMarshallJr --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/aconversationwithfm/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/aconversationwithfm/support

Cheer Up Charlie’s consecutively scores “Best of Austin” awards, and deservedly so. Within downtown’s highly competitive Red River District, this renowned venue has maintained staying power thanks to its all-welcoming attitude, calculated curations, and unique use of natural landscape. So unsurprisingly, most concertgoers in Austin have made fond memories at Cheer Up Charlie’s, no matter […]

We’re still only in the first handful of days for 2023, and in the Live Music Capital of the World…you know what that means. It’s Free Week! And if you haven’t heard yet, KUTX has a locally-curated showcase coming up in a couple days. It’ll kick off 8PM this Friday at Cheer Up Charlie’s with […]

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Four men are facing federal charges in connection to the mounting count of 53 migrants who died of heat exhaustion after being abandoned in a tractor trailer near San Antonio this week - including the driver of the truck, who tried to pass himself off as a migrant himself when confronted by police. The first Texas city on record saying it will not enforce new abortion restrictions in Texas isn't Austin - it's Denton. Following the closure of Jacob's Well this week comes the closing of Hamilton Pool, also due to high bacteria levels in the water. Meanwhile, after months of pleading for new lifeguards, some of them have not been getting paid on time by Austin's Parks and Recreation Department. Austin's Music Commission is requesting that the City Council expedite the deployment of the Live Music Fund to an earlier date than the one currently planned, next July. Stream Realty Partners, the company heavily invested in revitalizing East 6th Street has unveiled plans for new live music venues in several spaces it controls, including the former Buffalo Billiards and Dirty Dog spaces. SXSW is planning an offshoot event in Sydney, Australia, in October of 2023 (it's spring down there at that time). Travis and Williamson counties both made U.S. News' new rundown of the 500 healthiest counties in the country - Collin County ranked highest in Texas at #50, and Williamson significantly outranked Travis, at #121 and #295, respectively. Thursday live music roundup for the weekend: Friday shows include album releases with Sir Woman album release at The Parish and Big Bill at Hotel Vegas, a TC Superstar tour kickoff show at Cheer Up Charlie's, Bigg Robb at Antone's as part of their 47th Anniversary run, and a Nancy Griffith tribute show at the Cactus Cafe. Saturday catch Antone's anniversary fun with Jimmie Vaughan, a heavy 2nd Anniversary party at Hold Out Brewing with Holy Death Trio and Eagle Claw, and Los Pendejos del Norte featuring Ed Miller of Sun Radio and Rich Brotherton of the Robert Earl Keen band at New World Deli. Sunday Fleet Foxes are at Waterloo Park's Moody Amphitheater, and the Antone's anniversary features Miss Lavelle's Birthday Bash. And Monday the 4th, Willie Nelson's 4th of July Picnic rolls into Q2 Stadium for the first time with Jason Isbell & the 400 Unit, Tyler Childers, Allison Russell, Steve Earle & the Dukes, and tons more. Austin weather: a tropical disturbance in the northwestern Gulf Of Mexico is expected to dump rain on the Texas coast, and there's hope some of that will come our way, but officially our rain chances for this week are dropping and our hopes for significantly cooler temps are fading too. Highs Thursday and Friday of 96, rain chance now down to 20% for Friday. We're back to upper 90's by Saturday, and then back to what looks like a long string of triple digit days starting Tuesday.

If you know, you know. To simply call this one a “show” is insufficient. Perhaps…a vibe, honoring all moods, styles, fashion, artistic expression from the darkest recesses of the spectrum. Live music and guest DJs are essential to the alchemy of NITE SCHOOL, but there’s more that emerges from this 2nd Thursday electronic dance soirée […]

We had a number of great interviews from our latest Hotel Magdalena season that we wanted to release the full interviews to check out! We’re revisiting Boyfriend’s interview from earlier this year where she discusses her songwriting process, her father’s songwriting prowess, and a little incident with cupcakes at Cheer Up Charlie’s. Check out Boyfriend’s […]

Welcome to another magical and simultaneously badass Friday night at Cheer Up Charlie’s on Red River. Check this line-up: The vibrant colors, the glorious din, the dazzling trash glam, and the euphoria! True, you might be tripping, but it could very well may be the melodic chaos of Calliope Musicals. Carrie Fussell is your unicorn […]

We're taking a look at the first in-person SXSW in 3 years. You'll hear from rapper and event curator J Soulja, bartender and co-founder of the Amplified Sound Coalition Jeanette Gregor, artist manager Andi Narvaez, Cheer-Up Charlie's owners Maggie Lea and Tamara Hoover, musician and composer Graham Reynolds, freelance writer Brianna Caleri, artist, instrumentalist, bandleader and soundman Thomas Cook, and musician Jackie Venson.

With South By South West 2022 just a month away, the “must-see” previews are beginning to pop out. And if you're the type that prefers to soak up as much Austin music as possible during SX, you'll want to check out the Keeled Scales official showcase on March 17th at Cheer Up Charlie's. Among the […]

Charlie Baker had to give an announcement today about lifting the mask mandate in schools at the end of February, Howie talks about how heartbroken he sounded.

This is part 2 of the evening at Cheer Up Charlie's in Austin, TX for booking inquiries email djqthis@yahoo.com and follow me on Instagram @Djqthis

Howie this hour plays for sound from Charlie Parker's last State of the State address and also takes calls on David Ferguson, who was denied a heart transplant because of his unvaccinated status.

Nice mix I did live at Cheer Up Charlie's thanks to the staff and patrons that came out and had a good time. The vibe was right. 

Starring Gene Wilder and “other people”, Sean reviews this classic family film. Starting the podcast with a cautionary tale, before deriding the fact that American newspaper delivery people can just throw the papers, this is a podcast that you never quite know what will come next. -Fact: Roy Kinnear steals the film. -Americans: Do you often get your newspapers nicked? -What is a bean feast? -Does Grandpa Joe advocate stealing? Sean reveals his Dad's version of the song “Cheer Up Charlie”. Thanks for listening!

UT Austin sees a major COVID new case spike, thought to be the beginning of the Omicron variant's arrival in Austin. A new research trial of a variant-modified Pfizer vaccine seeks unvaccinated participants - payment up to $800 - while Cheer Up Charlie's shuts down temporarily out of COVID precaution. UT's Dell Medical School launches a program for the research of typically-recreational psychedelic drugs in the treatment of mental disorders. Texas BBQ hero John Mueller has died in Frisco at 52. Retired U.S. Army Colonel James "Phil" Waldron, owner of One Shot Distillery near Dripping Springs, has been subpoenaed by the U.S. Congressional committee investigating the January 6th insurrection. Black Joe Lewis and the Honeybears help announce the 2022 season for Austin FC - tickets go on sale today. Employees of a south Austin Indian restaurant are paid $170,000, forced by federal investigators after they were illegally denied overtime pay. Seven candidates are set to run for Greg Casar's soon-to-be-vacant Austin City Council seat representing District 4. Conde Nast Traveler determines that a short term rental in Volente is the Coolest AirBNB in Texas. And a wet cold front arrives tonight to break a freak December heat wave.

Soon after a serendipitous meeting in 2009, Maggie Lea and Tamra Hoover became partners not only in life, but also in business. Maggie teamed up with Tamra to transform her food truck turned brick-and-mortar bar, Cheer Up Charlie's, into one of Austin's favorite queer hangouts. It became a place where LGBTQ folks could be unapologetically themselves, enjoy a few drinks and listen to good music. On any given night, there was an almost palpable sense of joy and togetherness buzzing in the atmosphere. Suddenly, life threw a curveball — Maggie received a diagnosis that would change her life. The Cheer Up community rallied around her, setting up a GoFundMe page for her treatment. Maggie emerged victorious in time for a second curveball— the pandemic. During the year of uncertainty and financial struggle that followed, Maggie and Tamra dreamed of how (and if) they would bring Cheer Ups back to life in a way that allowed people to heal and feel whatever they needed to feel. At it's core, Cheer Ups remains a valuable space created for the queer community of Austin— a community that will fiercely carry them through into the future.Learn more about Maggie Lea & Cheer Up Charlie's: http://www.cheerupcharlies.comLearn more about GoDaddy: https://www.godaddy.com 

After two months away, your favorite house cat has returned for another show! In this emotionally heavy episode, Ryan talks about life and death. Ryan talks about his new(ish) job and bereavement. Ryan gives tribute to a couple fallen family members. Ryan shares one of his personal favorite music industry stories from his career. Ryan discusses live music returning to Austin,TX. Ryan talks about going to Cheer Up Charlie's and dancing to a DJ spinning. Ryan discuses attending Stubbs BBQ to see The Black Pumas. Ryan chastises shitty concert promoters. Ryan discusses the Keeled Scales and Polyvinyl Records partnership. Ryan dreams about wanting to start Sub Pop South.  Ryan also talks about the music industry infrastructure that exists in Austin. Ryan talks about Sony Music Entertainment disregarding unrecouped balances from heritage Artists. Of course Ryan gives you his Strain of the Week. Ryan implores you to Stop The Asian Hate. The theme song from this episode features elements from the song "It's Alive" by Velcrowolf. Music between segments features elements from "Wave at Your Grave" by Velcrowolf. Full tracks "Your Turn to Cry" from Miller Campbell, "Justice League" by Pat G are featured in this episode. All music is used with permission. Follow everyone featured in this episode on IG @SoundAndStrain @MillerCampbellMusic @IAmPat_G @TheLoyaltyFirm This episode was produced and edited by Ryan Cano. 

Taylor takes over for the last hour and talks with callers who have lost something due to Charlie Parker's COVID response.

Baker begrudgingly loosens COVID restrictions, you can tell his heart is breaking.

The Governor of Maskachusetts has an update on the lockdown diktaks. Erik Hynes from the Hynes Restaurant Group calls in to discuss the disastrous repercussions of the Governor’s nonsensical decisions.

New CDC masking guidelines, while welcome news, are causing conflict for Austin businesses who are left navigating uncertain waters. AISD will keep current masking rules through the rest of the Spring semester, while Texas reports an all-time low set of COVID numbers on Sunday. The drowning death of a kayaker on the Colorado River in East Austin serves as a reminder that water recreation is hazardous. Georgetown police subdue a man who had shot at them, without returning fire. Cheer Up Charlie's on Red River returns after a year of closure. Jewboy Burgers is named top restaurant in Austin by Yelp, while other unsung local eateries get deserved recognition too. And with more rain on the way, flooding is a real danger this week - Turn Around, Don't Drown.

We're taking a break from the news this week to celebrate the holidays, so instead we have a Christmas Special for you!

We are firmly into the festive season now, with supermarkets blaring Christmas songs and lists being checked twice. Continuing our Christmas capers, we watched two more classics, the movie that goes by a thousand names, ‘Dr Seuss' How The Grinch Stole Christmas' (2000) and the movie most people think of when you say ‘Christmas movie'; ‘It's a Wonderful Life' (1946). We naturally manage to veer off-topic to talk about our favourite topics (sport and Catholicism), but also our favourite hobby, skin care. Most importantly, we discover who The Grinch really is, and he's pretty close to home… . Email: doublebeddoublebill@gmail.com Facebook & Instagram: @doublebeddoublebill Web: www.anchor.fm/doublebeddoublebill . Patrick's Instagram: @patt_howard Emma's Instagram: @emmakhamis . Produced and hosted by Patrick Howard and Emma Khamis. Music and editing by Patrick Howard. Cover image by Xanthea Hardman and Candice Foster.

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They met in a newsroom and have since been gathering, reporting and publishing headline grabbing news stories across the UK daily. This is our weekly roundup of the most prevalent news stories across the globe. Has a government had another U-Turn, or is there a humanitarian issue that can't be ignored? We have the news that matters to you. In this episode: Ali talks festivals. Harry can't speak properly. And we have all the weeks news on Covid-19, Celebrities and Global Politics. So come and join us for a Breakdown.

Welcome to It's A Wonderful Podcast!! BIG Musicals return to the main show as Morgan and Jeannine celebrate THE SOUND OF MUSIC (1965) as chosen by patron, Carla Fis!! They discover that Christopher Plummer & Michael Fassbender are the same person, figure out what the "Cheer Up Charlie" of this movie musical is and you might just be treated to a little bit of singing too!! An incredibly fun episode celebrating one of the most delightful Hollywood movies!! Join our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/ItsAWonderful1 IT'S A WONDERFUL PODCAST SHIRTS: https://www.teepublic.com/user/g9design Sub to the feed and download now on Anchor, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher & more and be sure to rate, review and SHARE AROUND!! Keep up with us on Twitter: Podcast: https://twitter.com/ItsAWonderful1 Morgan: https://twitter.com/Th3PurpleDon Jeannine: https://twitter.com/JeannineDaBean Keep being wonderful!! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/itsawonderfulpodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/itsawonderfulpodcast/support

Alex has to decide between buying a Hanson CD or eating that week. The boys reveal to the Good Times Gang what their love language is. Special guest Jared Reno informs the boys that people who cuss are more intelligent. Ryan's wife Diana deep fakes the Good Times Gang. Alex and Jared have to break the hard news to Ryan that Tom Brady is no longer a Patriot. Brazil has finally decided to become part of the Good Times Gang. Alex tells anybody who will listen exactly what he thinks of the song, "Cheer up Charlie." Ryan gets a little to demanding with the new Good Times intern. A man's fat gut ends up saving his life. Jared saves lives one bathroom break at a time. All that and more on this episode of, "Good Times With Alex and Ryan." New episodes are released every Wednesday morning. You can catch up on all the earlier episodes on You Tube, Apple Podcast, Spotify, Radio Republic, or Google Podcasts. Just search Good Times With Alex and Ryan. Don't forget to check out our merch store @teespring.com Just search Good Times With Alex and Ryan. You can follow Ryan on any social media platform @Ryanwsprague You can follow Alex on Twitter @Vandollar15 You can follow Alex on You Tube @Alexvanover You can follow Alex on Instagram @Alexvanover15 You can follow the Good Times Podcast on Twitter @good_times_pod You can follow the Good Times Podcast on You Tube @GoodTimesWithAlexandRyan You can follow the Good Times Podcast on Instagram @goodtimeswithalexandryan --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

  We kicked off Listener Request Month 2020 with a Patreon pick: Grease 2! We've got a wacky theme park stunt show, the stunt doubles for the original cast get to make a whole movie, Rizzo is inexplicably in her old high school, more cast members who hate each other, so many slow ballads, Cheer Up Charlie and bizarre high school timelines. All this and more!  Support us on Patreon! “NewsSting, Ouroboros” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Keywords: Grease 2, Michelle Pfieffer, Christopher McDonald, Musical, Movie, Retro, 80s, Podcast, Eighties  

Negative Nancy, we're looking at you! If complaining doesn't work how about we try something new? This week, Autumn and Katie, talk about dealing with complainers and how to get your mind right if you are a complainer.

Austin-based shoegaze-indie pop quartet plays their single release show Wednesday night at Cheer Up Charlie's.

Austin-based shoegaze-indie pop quartet plays their single release show Wednesday night at Cheer Up Charlie's.

OKC-Seattle lo-fi beach pop duo plays at Cheer Up Charlie's tomorrow night!

OKC-Seattle lo-fi beach pop duo plays at Cheer Up Charlie's tomorrow night!

Formely Ooni, this Austin rock quintet plays their record release show tonight at Cheer Up Charlie's along with Marmalakes.

Formely Ooni, this Austin rock quintet plays their record release show tonight at Cheer Up Charlie's along with Marmalakes.

Wil and Charlie discuss TOFOP being it's own charity case, a poetic end to an audition, and some of the most iconic moments in Australian television history. If you'd like to put in a vote for our favorite, click here: Corey Worthington on A Current Affair Our bushfire appeal is still going. Help us crest $100k! TOFOP's Australian Bushfire Appeal

Soft-rock meets electro-funk on this local singer's latest, and you can catch him tomorrow night at Cheer Up Charlie's.

Soft-rock meets electro-funk on this local singer's latest, and you can catch him tomorrow night at Cheer Up Charlie's.

Lauren Green plays Saturday at Cheer Up Charlie's & Sunday at The Electric Church!

ft. Six. Genesis Lynea. Toby Marlow. The Ida Girls. Alex Lodge. Courtney Reed. Emma Kingston. The Crazy Coq presents James Hume. Rebecca Lock. Roshani Abbey. Henry Brennan. Mark Robert Petty. ‪Jacqueline Hughes. Cheer Up Charlie. ‬ Molly Lynch, Tami Stone and Marissa Landry Wrath of Achilles. Michael Ayiotis. Jack Fairey. Bedivere Arts. South Hill Park Arts Centre. Jesus Christ Superstar. Barbican Centre. The Bridges of Madison County. Menier Chocolate Factory Theatre. When the Lights Come Up at the Other Palace. ‪The Big Smoke Festival. Live At Zedel. Tom Knowles ‬

Exciting news - new episodes of The West End Frame Show will now drop every week!In this 'mini-episode', West End Frame Editor, Andrew Tomlins, discusses Fiver at the Southwark Playhouse, Liisi LaFontaine's debut London concert & the Cats movie trailer; there's lots of news about We Will Rock You, Prince of Egypt & Back to the Future PLUS find out what's happening over on Broadway. Hit subscribe and visit www.westendframe.co.uk to stay up-to-date with all things West End Frame. Thanks for listening!

In this week's special episode, we interview Jeaux Anderson Jr., Co-Creative Director and Featured Actor of The Mahogany Project, a collective of black queer men that serve to tell the stories of other black queer men covering an array of different societal issues, with a particular focus on building community in central Texas. We talk about it's origins, purpose and obstacles, as well as Jeaux's experiences both surrounding the project, and things he's dealt with in college and adulthood that influence his work. The Organization's next event, "For Lovers Only", is 2/16/19 at Cheer Up Charlie's in Austin, TX. Tickets can be purchased here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/for-lovers-only-presented-by-the-mahogany-project-kind-clinic-tickets-54985030707?aff=erelexpmlt

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You read that right! We watched Willy Wonka instead of listening to Charlie and Chocolate Factory because Kimberly prefers the inclusion of "Cheer Up Charlie" and Jay cries at the mention of Pure Imagination.   Follow Us: @BroadwayBaby @TheJaySchmidt @KimberCoops @Afossella

loop-pedal pop artist and Austin-based sound engineer, Sydney Wright. She releases her new single, "Time of Night" from he upcoming albumSeiche, today via idobi radio. Listen to the single HERE. Follow up to “You Can Stay” (August 2017), “Tip” (July 2018) and video, “Seiche” (May 2018), the single are from her upcoming album Seiche, due out November 9, 2018. Between her latest releases, Wright endured a harrowing experience on June 30, 2018: ahit and run accident in downtown Austin. Surviving several severe injuries and surgeries. including four rods in her right leg, screws in her ankle, a wrist splint, a compound ankle fracture, broken tibia, multiple wrist and lumbar fractures, Wright is still pressing on and releasing music throughout the Fall. After the accident, the Austin community came to her side. Wright was approached by The Health Alliance for Austin Musicians, and her friends and family started a Go Fund Me. Cheer Up Charlie’s, where Wright ran sound primarily is hosting a benefit show on September 29; Wanderlust, where she ran sound and booked Live Music Classes, hosted a benefit class in August. "It’s about Denton, Texas, where I graduated college. I met my best friends there. We went so hard, we were good at turning the weekday cares into that weekend flare,” Wright says of the song. There’s a powerful sense of peace and pure happiness in “Time of Night”. The synths move you and the (heart)beats skip as the vocals float overhead. “‘Time of Night’ is after the bars closed when we would stay out and keep visiting under the stars and streetlights on the town square.”  

I`m back everyone!!! Welcome to season 2 of She`s An Artist! I`m so excited to be bring you even more bad ass women artists and their stories! This week i couldn't think of anyone better to open the season than the fabulous ladies of L2g productions Gabby Adkins and Mahima Saigal! They have their very own production company that provides opportunities for everyone. We talk about diversity, expectations for our selves and how thankful we are to not be serial killers! Be sure to look out for their next project Cheer Up Charlie! Thank you all so much for listening! This is She`s An Artist! Instagram-L2gproductions Cheerupcharlieseries Donate here!:Seedandspark.com/fund/cheer-up-charlie --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/shes-an-artist/support

Needle Points played at Cheer Up Charlie's in Austin, TX on 6/11/17. This podcast covers two different days: 6/11 & 6/12. The 6/12 Memphis show had to be canceled so the band had a day off in Austin and drove half way to Birmingham. They looked for a swimming hole, bickered, and watched The Fresh Prince of Bel Air when they finally found a hotel that wasn't too dark and scary. Featured music - Ramesh: https://ramesh.bandcamp.com/ needloveradio@gmail.com www.needloverecords.com

Maeve discovers she’s not the only 01 visa in town - stat queen Mona Chalabi is also an “alien of extraordinary ability.” Nationally acclaimed poet, Yosimar Reyes, talks to Maeve about his life as an undocumented immigrant, recalling his childhood fear of being deported and not getting to hear the latest Destiny’s Child album. Host of ‘Call Your Girlfriend’ Aminatou Sow gives the rundown on her immigration story - from Guinea to Belgium to Texas. Maeve opens up about her own struggle with customs and border patrol, to much laughter. Jokes about Jew-boos from Naomi Ekperigin provide our Cheer Up Charlie moment and to end, Emmy the Great soothes anxieties with her music.

Part one of our SXSW 2017 Spotlight: Showcasing musicians performing at the week-plus festival held annually in Austin, TX. FEATURING: Vagabon, Aye Nako, Mean Girls, Granddad, The Shondes, Frances Rose & SAD13. Homoground will at EMPRESS, hosted by Boss Babes Austin and GIRLFRIEND ATX DJ GIRLFRIEND on 3/14 Cheer Up Charlie’s from noon-6pm - a showcase featuring all-women artists, DJs, collectives and zines & we will be closing out the fest by hosting a photo booth at Lesbian Wedding on 3/19 at the Sahara Lounge. Same ground, different sound! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Self-driving cars, the monetary system, weird Mexican poltergeists, we sort it all out....oh...and Sam's Dream Inventions makes it's dramatic return!

We're joined this week by a yarn-faced Michael J. Wolf of Nancy Comedy. We give him guilt-laden flashbacks and then talk about:  Vincent Van Gogh Presents, Bartender - Give me the High Schooler!, What's Your Favorite Key?, Deplorable, Can You Use it in a Sandwich?, Cheer Up Charlie, The Existential Sadness of a Closed Blockbuster, Drop Dead Momma Gandalf!, Duchamp Moment, Pigheart, Custard: It's Not Crusty, A Moment of Silence for Phil Hartman, The Terror of Fishing, Bababooey, Water Moccasins, Liisa Annoys David, Michael's Laura Ingalls Wilder Childhood Music from this episode: Blasto Podcast Theme: "Blast Off" by the Monks —- Follow us on Facebook! Check out David's ePamphlet A List of Animals I Believe I Could Defeat in Single Combat, Organized by Phylum! Follow David on twitter @DavidBlasto Follow Liisa on twitter @LiisaBlasto