McG is falling apart, but as the Vice-President of Stereo Radiation (actually, one of the vice presidents), he has to set a good example for the other vice presidents of the show. In this episode, we dive into inflatable companions, possible film sequels, and the Bristol Stool Scale. Because we don’t just want gratuitous toilet humor, we want to take an opportunity to address urgent health concerns. This is particularly important after eating parts of the cow or other animal which are new and unfamiliar to you.
Episode 21: Anatomically Correct
October 30th, 2007 § 0
Episode 20: Lights Out
October 26th, 2007 § 0
We’re wrapping up Bad Audio Week by asking the question, exactly how much of a freak is Michael Jackson, and how does he compare to some other famous freaks of the 20th and 21st centuries? In other departments, we discuss David Copperfield, Radio Shack and traffic stops. Piracy on the high seas continues to escalate, but everything is fine now that law enforcement has the rear-view-dangling-object problem under control. If it gets out of hand, the cops could resort to non-lethal weaponry, which takes a lot more imagination to develop and deploy than traditional bullet-firing devices. But they can be about as messy.
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Episode 19: Hello Killy
October 23rd, 2007 § 1
Capital Z and McG prepare to get their Hollywood on, with a movie idea inspired by a two-year-old’s hilarious mispronunciation of the name a Japanese cartoon character. Spoiler alert: one of the characters in the Harry Potter series is gay, and his name is Dumbledore. Evangelical Christians were so thrilled about Harry Potter in the first place, now you can bet they’re about to run out and buy it up even more with this revelation. Other topics in this episode are tacos, baseball and – a favorite topic for us – the start of hunting mishap season.
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Episode 18: Name That Disaster
October 19th, 2007 § 0
Friday’s episode of Stereo Radiation was rained out. Yes, you read that right: rained out. Since Capital Z’s podcast studio was used as a storm shelter for sleeping children, we have a clip show featuring some of the chatter between Capital Z and McG while “warming up” to do an actual real show. Maybe it confirms that we save our best stuff for the show, perhaps it reveals that we leave something on the table. But since the topics of discussions are music downloading, using the toilet and other assorted college-style highjinks, you can see that the meatier subject matter is reserved for the show.
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Episode 17: The Gaping Hole
October 16th, 2007 § 0
Here’s the problem with “Yo’ Momma” jokes. Let’s say you (really, your mother, through you as proxy) just got stung by a zinger such as “Yo’ momma so ugly, etc.” The typical response is “Oh yeah? Well, yo’ momma so fat, etc.” Dude, it doesn’t matter what you say after that…do you realize that you just attested to the truth of whatever was contained in that little snap? Your mother would want you to say, “I’m not sure where you obtained such information, because what you just said is verifiably false.” Otherwise the next joke you hear will start out, “Yo’ momma so disappointed in you…” Word.
Episode 16: Stink-In
October 12th, 2007 § 0
If you were to play this episode backwards, there is a good chance that it would not sound too differently that if it were played forward. McG is back in charge after being sidelined with the Pneumonia, and the show celebrates its sweet sixteen in the ringwoldiest way we know how. Urban legends, a lower drinking age and “mantastic” TV commercials are discussed in this show, which has been specially designed to give you the creeps.
Episode 15: Oh Canadia
October 5th, 2007 § 0
Free-range chickens are a good start, but will jolly Holland have the courage to demand free-range whores? While Dutch stoners rejoice this week that the chickens who provide eggs for their drug-laced pastries and confections are now suffering less, a couple of American podcasters take issue with blind people, Canadian money and Whoopi Goldberg. Note that now is the time to decide what to dress your household animals up as for Halloween. Go Cubs Go.
Episode 14: Deep-Fried Bacon On A Stick
October 2nd, 2007 § 0
When it comes to breaking down the presidential election, the candidates fall into two categories: the person who is going to win and a bunch of no-name wannabes. We separate them with a sieve. Also when it comes to food, there are two categories: fried and pickled. Which will you choose? Perhaps you should consult polling data to see what everyone else is going to choose, and then decide.