You remind me of this guy. No, really. We ring in the new decade of radiation with a plan to take over the old media - and by old, we mean like Pleistocene. Anyhow, an available opportunity is, statistically speaking, almost ready for us to jump on. Shades of the infamous Episode 69 are audible in this installment, as we take on Nevada brothels and an elite dating web site.
A Podcast Award loss can’t sideline the Duo, and so we’re banging your eardrum with this episode. We have new robot-themed story music, but no robot stories. An unintelligible Hannah Montana doll is alleged to be teaching young children to be potty mouths… that’s a lawsuit. We have the new Colorado marijuana restaurant, which we, two non-stoners, still find entertaining. A weed restaurant is far classier than another type of restaurant that we imagine, so check out this program and let’s shake ‘em up together.
Too much information in this episode? We have a homeless doll, a college banning intercourse, and a yoga class than allows dogs - the same dogs you feed organic, vegan, fair trade dog food to, because the dog is very concerned about that. Seriously, he even voted for Nader so his sincerity is beyond question. Don’t fall asleep or I will punch you in the face.
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Who doesn’t love the Aughts? Twenty years from now, you may be asked that very question by some poor uninformed individual who will have the benefit of many years in which all the cruddy pop culture will be forgotten and only a handful of current songs are played on “classic rock” stations, while stuff by Skynyrd and Zeppelin are relegated to “ancient rock” or perhaps “fossilized prehistoric rock” stations. We have a look back on the decade that was, and, for the time being, still is. Fun on the Danger Line and more in this hour-longer.
If you were thinking of going into the loan shark business or bookmaking, this episode might talk you out of it. The seedy world of deadbeats and broken faces can not be the route to happiness. If you can invent a more wack-ass piece of exercise equipment, then your financial future will be more brighter and secure. There is the issue of what to do if one of your customers discovers that one of the three easy payments is actually very difficult, but then you already know what to do in order to get your money.
Maine is a scary place unless you are properly armed with a claw cracker, a teeny tiny plastic two-prong fork and a cup of melted butter, and also your opponent has thick rubber bands prohibiting use of his most potent weapon. This episode also features a cardboard boyfriend cutout and a new fusion cuisine that is setting Montana alight. “News shuffle” debuts in this episode, and it is quite possible that the feature will not appear again. Unless they are contributed by listeners and don’t suck. Nobody puts McG in a corner.
This episode raises more questions than answers, for example, how intimate was the relationship between Richard Dawson and female Family Feud contestants? Can you deep fry coffee? Would you get kicked out of kindergarten for having an Everlast backpack? This is old school Stereo Radiation, the kind you fell in love with.
It is an almost certainty that we are most manly podcast available at the moment, even though in this episode we struggle with the concept. At age ten, you need a good hobby, and if collecting antique swords freaks people out too much, why not collect vacuum cleaners? Well, it’s been done and it’s not as glamorous as you think it was. Our robot of the week is a robotic nurse that looks like a Pokeman. A cute face gives peace of mind. We have got a lot of activity on the Danger Line, with food reviews and more misheard lyrics, thunder chief.
As recently demonstrated by the South African standout runner Caster Semenya, it is not always easy to tell when someone is a man or a woman. Our test involves things like forgetting the person’s birthday and gauging their interest in chocolate and romantic comedies, and finally, by farting in front of them. In other news, not only is Natural Light being advertised on TV, they are calling it Natty Light. It’s more confusing than anything else.
Don’t ask why most of the show is in the “outtake” portion after the closing music, but it just goes to show that when Z and McG get in front of microphones, magic is about to happen. This time, the Question of the Week comes from Ear Candy New York, and it’s included in the outtakes. We have an unruly airline passenger story, a monkey story, and a scorpion story, so more or less your average Stereo Radiation podcast. If you listen for no other reason, you can find out why we are not happy about the reintroduction of the Taco Bell Volcano Box.
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