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Take This Job and Shove It! (The Blue-Collar Blues)
Grab your timesheets and prepare to watch them burn! This week on The Wednesday Night Podcast, we are punching out early and raising a glass to the working class as we spin Johnny Paycheck’s legendary 1977 outlaw-country anthem, Take This Job and Shove It. While Johnny sang about a worker finally giving his boss what for, his music serves as the ultimate trigger for the Wednesday Night crew to swap war stories from the absolute bottom of the employment barrel. We dive into a competitive airing of grievances regarding the absolute worst, most bizarre, and legally questionable day jobs we have ever had to survive before we found shelter in the cozy world of podcasting.
The corporate ladder quickly turns into a slide of horrors as we reveal the actual, unembellished lines on our resumes. We ask the burning questions that society has ignored, like who among us has had to vacuum three years of stale french fries and questionable organic matter out of the dark crevices of rental cars? We then descend to literal rock-bottom with a terrifying recount of what it actually takes to service a septic tank when things go horribly, catastrophically wrong. But the undisputed champion of resume anomalies is the revelation that one of our own employees spent their youth working in an actual, cold-war-era nuclear bomb silo, proving that nothing prepares you for the high-stress environment of comedy recording quite like being surrounded by active megatons of thermonuclear destruction. Tune in to find out who had the most miserable shift, which of us was fired for "unauthorized sitting," and why we will never, ever complain about recording this show again!
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Chris Isaak, Cabernet, and the Great "Aunt" Infestation 🍷🐜
Prepare for a moody, reverb-drenched journey into the heart of travel-induced madness! This week on The Wednesday Night Podcast, Jill brings Chris Isaak’s 1993 album, San Francisco Days, to the table. While the album is full of smooth, lonely-boy rock and pining lyrics, it serves as the ultimate trigger for Jill to recount her latest "stranded in paradise" nightmare. Forget the romantic fog of the Bay Area; we’re talking about a flight cancellation that left Jill marooned in California wine country with nothing but a suitcase and a rapidly deteriorating sense of reality.
The episode descends into a high-stakes survivalist documentary as Jill describes her time stranded amongst the vineyards, where she was forced to deal with the two most formidable "A" forces in nature: Ants and Aunts. We listen in horror (and fits of laughter) as she details the literal ant infestation in her temporary quarters. It’s a tale of double-vision and double-trouble, where Jill had to determine which was harder to get rid of—the tiny insects crawling on the floor or to visit more wineries.
As the melancholic sounds of Chris Isaak provide the perfect "I’m stuck in a luxury prison" soundtrack, the crew debates the logistics of wine-country-exile. Was the Cabernet enough to dull the pain of the Ant-Ant-Ant cycle? How many glasses of Pinot does it take to start hallucinating that the insects are actually harmonizing with "Wicked Game"? Most importantly, after a saga involving closed airports, family interventions, and a very confused rental car agent, we are left with the ultimate cliffhanger: Does Jill ever actually make it home, or is she still wandering the rolling hills of Napa, being chased by a swarm of sugar-starved insects and well-meaning maternal figures? Tune in for the most harrowing travelogue we’ve ever recorded!
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24 Carrots and the Great Vegetable Subterfuge! 🥕🎸
Lock your doors and hide your hummus, because this week on The Wednesday Night Podcast, we are peeling back the orange veil of deception. We kick things off with Al Stewart’s 1980 album, 24 Carrots, a title that suggests high-carat luxury but serves as the ultimate trigger for Chris and his long-simmering resentment toward the root vegetable industry. While the rest of the world sees a healthy snack, Chris sees a global conspiracy of "Carrot Subterfuge" that has infiltrated every school lunch and party platter since the dawn of time.
The episode quickly descends into beautiful madness as Chris exposes the "Whole Truth" that Big Agriculture doesn't want you to know. We discuss the suspicious rise of the "Baby Carrot"—which Chris maintains is just a regular carrot that’s been put through a witness protection program—and the historical propaganda dating back to WWII. We debate the dark origins of the carrot cake, a dessert designed to trick us into eating fiber under the guise of cream cheese frosting, and whether the orange color itself is just a clever branding move by 17th-century Dutch rebels.
By the end of the hour, the "Year of the Cat" feels like a distant memory as we navigate through Chris’s binder of "evidence," which includes blurry photos of grocery store displays and a very confusing chart regarding the vitamin A lobby. It is an episode that is one part folk-rock appreciation and three parts unhinged vegetable whistleblowing. Stay tuned for the conclusion, where we finally determine if carrots are actually a nutritional powerhouse or if we’ve all been victims of the most elaborate, crunchy prank in human history!
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Vehicle to Victory: The Scientific Search for America's Top State 🏀🇺🇸
Buckle up, listeners, because the friendly strangers in the black sedan are taking over! This week on The Wednesday Night Podcast, we celebrate our annual March Madness tradition with a twist that will probably get us banned from at least thirty-eight state capitals. We’re using the brass-heavy, high-octane 1970 album Vehicle by The Ides of March as our emotional springboard to launch into the most high-stakes competition known to man: The Best State in the Union Bracket.
Join the chaos as we navigate the musical engine, breaking down why Jim Peterik’s vocals are the only thing powerful enough to fuel this level of geographic disrespect and debating whether "Vehicle" is the ultimate road trip song or just a really groovy way to describe a kidnapping. We then dive into the "science" of the bracket, pitting the "Fifty Nifty" against each other using highly rigorous, peer-reviewed metrics such as "Average Mullet Density," "State Nickname Intimidation Factor," and "Likelihood of Being Attacked by a Mythical Swamp Creature."
The journey continues through the Cinderellas and the busts, exploring how Delaware made it to the Sweet Sixteen and why Florida was disqualified in the first five minutes for "General Florida-ness." The debates get heated, the alliances get messy, and JIll almost loses a finger defending the honor of New Jersey’s rest stops. Finally, we reach the grand finale to reveal our scientifically determined #1 State—a choice so controversial, so unexpected, and so fundamentally flawed that it could only happen on this podcast.
Grab your brackets and your brass sections—it's time to find out which state reigns supreme and which ones are just hitching a ride in the back of the sedan.
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Having My Baby (And Having Second Thoughts) 🤰😱
Shield your ears and hide your face in your hands! This week on The Wednesday Night Podcast, Andrew has committed a musical hate crime by bringing Paul Anka’s 1974 hit, "(You’re) Having My Baby," to the turntable.
Commonly cited as the "Worst Song of All Time" by people with working ears, we dive deep into the lyrical choices that make 2024 sensibilities scream in terror. We discuss the production, the sentiment, and the question on everyone’s mind: Why, Andrew? Why?
But the musical trauma is just the beginning. Inspired by the sheer awkwardness of the track, the crew dives into a Cringe-Fest for the ages:
- Our Personal "Hall of Shame": We share our own worst cringe moments—those memories that hit you at 3 AM and make you want to move to a different continent.
- The "What Was I Thinking?" Archive: From failed romantic gestures to public speaking disasters that still haunt our dreams, no embarrassing stone is left unturned.
- The Ultimate Verdict: Is Paul Anka’s song more embarrassing than Joe’s middle school poetry? Is anything more painful than Chris trying to act cool in front of a barista?
Come for the music... stay for the cringe! This episode is 10% soft rock and 90% collective social anxiety.
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Nancy’s Boots, Chris’s Hiking Obsession, and a Very Awkward Museum Trip 👢🥨
Buckle up (or lace up), because things are getting weird. This week on The Wednesday Night Podcast, we are broadcasting "live" (depending on who’s asking and what the security guards saw) from the NYC Museum of Sex. We thought it would be a classy, provocative backdrop. We were wrong.
The inspiration for this episode is Nancy Sinatra’s 1966 classic album, Boots. But while Nancy was singing about walking all over people in her go-go boots, Chris decided to hijack the theme to talk about his true love: his brand-new pair of Limmer Hiking Boots.
Join us for an hour of pure chaos as we navigate:
- The Ultimate Gear-Heads vs. The Ultimate... Well, You Know: Chris attempts to explain the "superior leather-to-welt ratio" of his custom-made hiking boots while standing next to exhibits that are decidedly not about outdoor recreation. The contrast is jarring. The silence from the museum patrons is deafening.
- The Nancy Connection: We try to discuss the iconic production of "These Boots Are Made for Walkin'," but Chris keeps interrupting to point out that Nancy would have much better arch support if she’d just gone with a heavy-duty Vibram sole.
- Museum Mayhem: We discuss the logistics of trying to record a comedy podcast in a place where everyone else is trying to be "serious" about human anatomy. Let’s just say Chris’s boots are loud, the acoustics are questionable, and we may or may not be banned from the gift shop.
Whether you're into 60s pop or you just really, really like specialized footwear for ascending the White Mountains, this episode has something to make you uncomfortable.
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Loveless Melodies & Joe’s Bloody Nose Trilogy 🩸🎸
Happy Valentine’s Day! Whether you’re head-over-heels or just head-in-your-hands, we’ve got the perfect soundtrack for your existential dread. This week on The Wednesday Night Podcast, we’re spinning the feedback-drenched masterpiece My Bloody Valentine’s Loveless.
Join us as we dive into:
- Shoegaze 101: We attempt to explain the "Shoegaze" genre—a musical style where the performers are so shy (or just really into their guitar pedals) that they refuse to look at the audience.
- The Bloody Nose Trilogy: In a not accidental thematic twist, Joe unveils his legendary "Bloody Nose Trilogy." It’s a three-part saga of nasal betrayal that spans years, continents, and a surprising amount of white t-shirts. Was it the dry air? A stray elbow? Or just the sheer intensity of the reverb? Joe leaves no gory detail behind.
Tune in for an episode that is one part wall-of-sound, one part medical mystery, and zero parts "traditional romance."
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Hail Satin, Food Fighters, and Culinary Crimes of Our Youth 🕺🍔
Dust off your sequins and prepare to boogie (ironically)! This week on The Wednesday Night Podcast, we are worshiping at the altar of the Dee Gees—the disco-lovin' alter egos of the Foo Fighters—as we spin their glitzy 2021 masterpiece, Hail Satin. It’s high-energy, high-falsetto, and higher-than-average risk for a disco-related injury.
But the real showstopper begins with a classic Craig-ism. It turns out Craig spent years mistakenly referring to Dave Grohl’s legendary rock group as the "Food Fighters." While we’ve informed him that Dave Grohl is not, in fact, an elite culinary soldier, the slip-up sent Craig down a rabbit hole of "Food Guilt."
Inspired by his own error, Craig leads a deep-dive into the processed, neon-colored, and nutritionally-void childhood foods he now feels absolutely guilty for loving. From questionable canned meats to sugar-coated cereals that probably doubled as industrial glue, no snack is safe.
Naturally, the rest of the band joins in, exposing their own dark culinary pasts:
- The "Yellow" Phase: Why did everything Chris ate in the 70's come in one shade of artificial gold?
- The Lunchbox Regrets: The Liverwurst sandwiches that Andrew loved but are now considered health violations.
- The Guilt Rankings: Which childhood favorite is so shameful we only eat it in the dark?
Join us for an episode that is one part Bee Gees tribute and three parts collective shame over our past diets. It’s the disco-food-fighting crossover you didn't know you needed!
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If You Like Getting Stuck in Puerto Rico... (The Great Airspace Escape) 🍹✈️
Pack your bags and prepare to stay exactly where you are! This week on The Wednesday Night Podcast, we are spinning Rupert Holmes’ 1979 masterpiece, Partners in Crime. It’s an album famous for the ultimate song about cheating on your spouse through a newspaper ad, but tonight, the crime is our travel itinerary.
As the smooth, yacht-rock vibes of "Escape (The Piña Colada Song)" play in the background, Jill recounts her harrowing—and surprisingly thirsty—tale of being stuck in Puerto Rico. When the airspace closed and the planes stopped flying, Jill didn't panic; she went on a tactical, high-stakes manhunt for the original Piña Colada bar.
Was it San Juan's Barrachina? Was it Caribe Hilton? And how many "samples" does it take to truly verify a historical landmark while the FAA holds your life in its hands? Jill shares the story of navigating closed borders and the absolute necessity of pineapple-coconut beverages during a national crisis.
Tune in to find out if Rupert Holmes’ lyrics actually come true when you're stranded in the tropics, and whether Jill ever made it home, or if she’s still wandering the cobblestone streets of Old San Juan looking for more rum.
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Gold Flakes, Ol' Blue Eyes, and a Hoboken Horror Story 🎄🤢
Is it getting boozy in here, or is that just the legendary baritone of Frank Sinatra? On this final night of our Christmas Season Spooktacular, we are basking in the timeless, ring-a-ding-ding glow of A Jolly Christmas from Frank Sinatra. It’s the ultimate soundtrack for people who want to feel like they own a penthouse in 1957.
To ensure our holiday spirits are sufficiently "liquid" (and possibly sparkly), we’ve cracked open our trusty copy of Booze & Vinyl: Christmas to whip up a festive drink featuring—you guessed it—Goldschläger. Because nothing says "Merry Christmas" like drinking actual gold flakes and questioning your life choices by the second round.
But the real "Spooktacular" finish comes when Jill shares a vomit story from Hoboken, New Jersey. In the very hometown of Frank Sinatra himself, things get decidedly less "Classy Blue Eyes" and more "Public Health Hazard." It’s a tale of holiday excess that proves that even in the most legendary of cities, some nights are best forgotten—or at least shared in gruesome detail on a comedy podcast.
Join us for the grand finale of our holiday season for an evening of legendary crooning, questionable mixology, and a Hoboken story that would make Frank himself reach for a second drink.
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Happy New Year! Unforgettable Melodies, Festive Fizz, and Chris’s English Influencer Era 🎄🤳
Is it getting cozy in here, or is that just the velvet pipes of Nat King Cole? This week on The Wednesday Night Podcast, we are basking in the timeless glow of The Christmas Song album. It’s the ultimate soundtrack for people who want to feel sophisticated while wearing reindeer ears and eating their body weight in peppermint bark.
To ensure our holiday spirits are sufficiently "liquid," we’ve cracked open our trusty copy of Booze & Vinyl: Christmas to whip up a festive drink that pairs perfectly with "The Christmas Song." Whether it’s smooth, bubbly, or just highly flammable, it’s guaranteed to make our analysis of 1960s orchestration much more... enthusiastic.
But the real holiday miracle? Chris has become TikTok famous! What started as a simple, innocent walk through the English countryside somehow spiraled into a viral sensation. Find out how a man in a mac wandering through a muddy field in the UK captured the hearts (and algorithms) of millions. Was it the scenery? The local sheep? Or just Chris’s natural "main character" energy?
Join us for an evening of legendary crooning, questionable mixology, and a look into the life of our newly minted international social media superstar.
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Little Saint Nick, Liquid Cheer, and Craig’s Santa Scandal 🎄🏄♂️
Surfs up... at the North Pole? This week on The Wednesday Night Podcast, we’re dreaming of a sandy Christmas as we spin the sun-drenched harmonies of The 1964 Beach Boys Christmas Album. It’s the only record that makes you want to hang ten and hang stockings at the same time.
To help us navigate the high seas of holiday stress, we’re mixing up a potent festive potion from our favorite guide, Booze & Vinyl: Christmas. After we stop humming "Little Saint Nick" long enough to actually taste our drinks, the conversation takes a turn for the legendary.
Once the "Liquid Cheer" kicks in, Craig takes center stage to recount a truly unforgettable story about Santa Claus. Was it a childhood encounter that left him scarred? A holiday gig gone horribly wrong? Or a case of mistaken identity involving a red suit and a local shopping mall? Let’s just say, you’ll never look at a chimney the same way again.
Join us for an evening of Phil Spector-inspired production, questionable mixology, and a Santa story that might just get Craig put on the permanent Naughty List.
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Motown, Madness, and the Jule Buk Protection Detail 🎄🐐
Deck the halls and grab the Funk! This week on The Wednesday Night Podcast, we're getting into the holiday groove with the soulful sounds of The 1973 Motown Christmas Album. Prepare for classic holiday tunes infused with that irresistible Motown beat—the perfect background for our annual descent into holiday madness and Night 2 of our Advent Spooktaacular.
To keep spirits high (and coordination low), we're mixing up a festive cocktail from the essential Booze & Vinyl Christmas book! We'll find out which concoction best complements The Jackson 5 singing about the smallest christmas tree.
But the main event? Our highly sensitive, high-stakes assignment: Protecting the Swedish Jule Buk (Yule Goat)! We discuss our security strategies, the goat's questionable structural integrity, and who is on midnight watch duty to prevent its annual, mysterious demise. It's a mission fraught with peril and confusing Scandinavian tradition.
However, amidst the chaos and cheap cocktails, Joe brings us back down to earth for a genuinely serious, heartfelt moment, sending his best wishes and love to everyone who is missing a family member during the holiday season. It’s a moment of genuine warmth before we dive back into debating whether a Supremes cover of "Santa Claus Is Comin' to Town" is the greatest thing ever recorded.
Join us for an episode that is 70% Motown joy and Jule Buk jokes, and 30% deep-fried emotion. Happy Holidays!
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The Private Life of Perry (A Boozy Christmas Special) 🎄🍹
Grab your coziest sweater and prepare for a Christmas that's less "Silent Night" and more "Silent Panic"! This week on The Wednesday Night Podcast, we're opening up our 5 weeks of WNP Holiday Advent Spooktacular with the smoothest holiday crooner of all time: Perry Como and his essential holiday album, A Perry Como Christmas.
While the music is pure, unadulterated comfort, Andrew is here to shatter the illusion by guiding us through a highly speculative deep dive into the secretive and slightly unhinged private life of Mr. Perry Como (the one Andrew has invented, anyway). Was he really that laid back? Did he ever wear anything but a cardigan? We investigate the shocking truths behind the man who perfected the low-key Christmas vibe.
To keep things festive (and forget the dark theories), Andrew is serving up a special holiday cocktail from the Booze & Vinyl: Christmas book: the incredibly named "Trouble Will Be Bubble." Join us for a drink, some surprisingly contentious holiday album debate, and find out just how much "trouble" this bubbling beverage causes.
It’s the perfect blend of holiday cheer, suspicious biography, and potentially reckless mixing. Join us for a fun, boozy evening!
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The End of the Innocence (and the Beginning of Our Shame)
This week on The Wednesday Night Podcast, we're getting philosophical—or at least, as philosophical as we can get while debating 80s rock ballads. We’re featuring Don Henley’s The End of the Innocence, an album that makes you question your life choices while simultaneously enjoying a massive saxophone solo.
Inspired by the title track, Andrew—our resident moral compass and grammar policeman—has brought in the absolute least-fun game imaginable: The Innocence Quiz! This quiz promises to expose every questionable choice, every regrettable moment, and every embarrassing gap in our knowledge base.
The stakes are high: Can our entire panel pass this purity test and prove they haven't been corrupted by the ravages of time and podcasting? More importantly, can Chris even spell innocence correctly before the first commercial break? (The entire episode may hinge on his ability to find the 'C's and 'E's.)
Tune in for an episode full of self-reflection, aggressive denial, and the horrifying truth that none of us are as pure as Don Henley wants us to be.
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This week on The Wednesday Night Podcast, we're bringing the heat! James Brown is on the turntable, and we're spinning his smokin' album, Hot, as the soundtrack for our annual (and entirely seasonally confused) Thanksgiving Spooktacular! Forget gravy and stuffing—we're serving up sweet agony.
We're testing the panel's mettle with a truly punishing Classic Rock Knowledge Quiz. The quiz starts with easy-listening hits (Queen basics) but quickly escalates into deep-cut, obscure territory (hello, yacht rock trivia and questionable 70s B-sides). The goal is simple: answer correctly, or face the heat!
The prize for failure? A spoonful of creamy vanilla ice cream... topped with a generous dash of hot sauce. Here’s the catch: the more rock history questions our hosts miss, the hotter the sauce gets! We're escalating the pain in four brutal levels:
- Level 1 (Mild Regret): Think simple Tabasco or mild cayenne pepper. Easy, but embarrassing.
- Level 3 (Serious Sweat): We jump to ghost pepper blends. Tears may be shed.
- Level 5 (Total Disaster): The Last Dab—sauces featuring Apollo Peppers. Clinically certified regret.
Find out whose mouth is literally on fire by the end of the episode. Tune in to hear the Godfather of Soul provide the perfect backing track to a symphony of coughing, crying, and desperate pleas for cold dairy products.
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This week on The Wednesday Night Podcast, we're boarding the jazz-rock express with Chicago Transit Authority and the absolute banger, "Questions 67 and 68." We tried to analyze the complex time signatures, but honestly, we just got confused.
So, we pivoted to the real pressing issue: Catch Phrases!
Inspired by the song's query-heavy title, Craig leads us through a hysterically funny deep-dive into the history, present, and terrifying future of verbal shortcuts. We dissect the anatomy of phrases that defined generations (Looking at you, "I pity the fool!"). We ask: why do some last ("That's what she said") while others fade into painful, dated obscurity (We won't mention any, but they involve puppet sidekicks)?
Finally, Craig unveils his highly anticipated (and deeply problematic) list of future catch phrases for the year 2045, which are 90% confusing AI references and 10% surprisingly effective ways to insult a sourdough starter.
Tune in to find out which host gets called out for using a phrase that went extinct in 2003, and whether we can successfully implant a new, completely nonsensical catchphrase into the global lexicon!
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Show Note: Celebrity Skin, Morbid Games, and the Threat of Egging 🎃🍬
Welcome to The Wednesday Night Podcast Halloween Spooktacular! This week, we're trading our jazz fusion for grunge rock royalty as we put Hole's Celebrity Skin on the turntable. Join us as Courtney Love provides the perfect soundtrack for existential dread and sugar-fueled chaos.
But the fun doesn't stop there. To really get into the spirit of the season, we break out the card game "When Did They Die?"—a surprisingly morbid romp where we test the boundaries of historical knowledge and general politeness. Prepare for some very inappropriate guessing and a shocking amount of conversation about historical figures' final moments.
Finally, we tackle the true horror of Halloween: Terrible Candy. We rate the absolute worst holiday sugar sins (we're looking at you, Circus Peanuts) to scientifically determine if Chris's house deserves to be egged this year based on his projected trick-or-treat offerings.
Tune in if you dare! It’s an episode that is one part rock-and-roll dissection, one part competitive morbidity, and two parts absolute terror over waxy, fruit-flavored confectionery.
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A Ticket To Ride (Straight to Chaos) 🎶🎟️
This week on The Wednesday Night Podcast, we're taking a deep dive into The Beatles' Rubber Soul, stopping specifically at the certified banger, "Ticket to Ride."
Naturally, the profound songwriting lasts less than two minutes before the conversation derails completely into the bureaucratic nightmare of... literal tickets. Plane tickets, train tickets, lost bus passes, you name it.
This vehicular vortex is all just a runway for Jill's incredible, multi-day saga of attempting to get tickets—and then use those tickets—to the Royal Henley Regatta! Find out how a simple day of viewing athletic gentlemen in straw hats turned into an international incident involving misplaced suit coats, pinning cats, and a very helpful camp counselor.
Tune in for sophisticated musical analysis violently interrupted by proof that the most stressful part of any travel experience is, in fact, the tiny piece of paper that gets you there.
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Aja-nizing Debate: The Royal Scam vs. The Royal Headache 🎷💸
This week on The Wednesday Night Podcast, we're diving into the slick, cynical, and impossibly complex world of Steely Dan with their masterpiece, The Royal Scam!
We'll break down the jazz-rock fusion, the obscure characters, and the meticulously layered production. However, one member of the panel—who shall remain nameless (it's definitely not Andrew)—is physically pained by the mere mention of Donald Fagen’s voice, leading to our most heated debate yet: Is Steely Dan genius or musical malpractice?
Then, in a segment you won't want to miss, we accidentally stumble upon the one, bizarre, secret trick that will make Joe willingly hand over all of his money. It involves a specific type of vintage Clothing, a mention of personal tragedy, and an invitation to ride in a van full of puppies. Listen closely—this is financial advice you won't get anywhere else!
Tune in for sophisticated music analysis violently interrupted by personal grievances and ill-advised investment strategies!
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Smell the Glove, But Maybe Not the Cover! 🧤🤘
Welcome back to The Wednesday Night Podcast, where tonight we delve into the one topic guaranteed to get us flagged: Offensive Album Covers!
We kick off the controversy with the undisputed champion of visual awkwardness, Spinal Tap's Smell the Glove. We dissect the artistic choice (and the ensuing retailer backlash) that made this album a parody masterpiece.
But the real peril begins when Andrew takes the helm, armed with a carefully curated gallery of truly regrettable album art. He quizzes the crew—and you, the listener—on their Level of Offensiveness. Is it merely questionable? Deeply uncomfortable? Or the kind of art that makes you feel complicit just for looking at it? Prepare to question your morals, your taste, and the sanity of 1970s record executives.
Tune in for an episode that might require parental supervision and a generous pour of bleach for your eyeballs.
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When the Levee Breaks... Into a Story Chris Shouldn't Be Telling 🎤🎸
This week on The Wednesday Night Podcast, we're diving deep into the glorious, exaggerated, and frequently misunderstood genre known as Cock Rock, all through the lens of one of its finest achievements: Led Zeppelin's Houses of the Holy.
From the layered majesty of "The Song Remains the Same" to the pure swagger of "D'yer Mak'er," we explore the album that cemented Zeppelin's place as demigods of excess.
Naturally, the conversation swerves quickly into chaos when the topic of lyrical innuendo leads to Chris sharing a highly inappropriate story that probably should have stayed locked away in a rusty chest. Will the rest of the crew survive the sheer awkwardness? Will we get sued? Tune in to find out!
It's an episode that is equal parts iconic rock history, surprising musical insight, and truly regrettable personal sharing.
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Live from another Museum with Georgia on Our Minds
This week on The Wednesday Night Podcast, we're continue our roadtrip broadcasting from yet another truly unusual museum that you absolutely won't want to miss. Prepare for strange artifacts, questionable exhibits, and probably some echo-y audio.
To set the mood for our road trip, we're spinning Ray Charles' classic album, The Genius Hits The Road. Get ready for some soulful tunes and iconic American landscapes. But when we hit the legendary track "Georgia on My Mind," things take a turn for the hilariously personal.
Jill, ever the purveyor of life's most awkward moments, recounts a legendary tale involving Georgia... the dog. Prepare for a story of canine antics, unexpected chaos, and how a furry friend managed to get Jill uninvited to a wedding. Was it a rogue slobber? A misplaced chew toy? A full-blown doggy rebellion? You'll have to tune in to find out!
So, join us for a museum adventure, a musical journey, and a story that proves sometimes, the best-laid plans (and wedding invitations) go awry, all thanks to a four-legged friend.
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River Runs Through It (and Through Craig's Childhood Home!) 🚣♂️🏰
This week on The Wednesday Night Podcast, we're taking a leisurely (or perhaps not-so-leisurely) cruise down memory lane with The Little River Band's Greatest Hits. Get ready for some smooth rock harmonies, classic 70s/80s vibes, and maybe a sudden urge to wear a denim vest.
But the real journey begins when Craig recounts his family trip on the legendary River Aa (yes, that's two 'A's, don't ask us why) to the very castle that served as his childhood home! Prepare for tales of questionable navigation, unexpected wildlife encounters, and the inevitable awkward family dynamics that only a confined boat trip can bring. Did they find hidden treasures? Did they accidentally float into a medieval reenactment? Did anyone fall overboard?
Join us for an episode that's part musical appreciation, part historical (and hysterical) family travelogue. It's a story that proves you can take the boy out of the castle, but you can't take the castle (or the river) out of the boy.
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Synchronicity, Jung, and Your Creepily Coincidental Life! 🤯
This week on The Wednesday Night Podcast, we're putting on our trench coats and pondering the universe's mysterious winks as we feature The Police's iconic album, Synchronicity. Get ready for some classic new wave, post-punk grooves, thought-provoking lyrics, and a deep dive into the inexplicable connections that make life truly bizarre.
Inspired by the album's title, Andrew is taking us down a rabbit hole of personal synchronicities that will have you questioning everything you thought you knew about coincidence. Did Carl Jung, the very man who coined the term, share a birthday with Joe? And what about finding yourself unexpectedly in a picture from your own past?! Andrew's got stories that will make the hairs on your arms stand up... or perhaps just make you wonder if he needs a nap.
Prepare for mind-bending revelations, hilarious "aha!" moments, and enough cosmic coincidences to make you check your own birth chart. Will we uncover the true meaning of synchronicity, or just confirm that Andrew lives a very, very strange life? Tune in for the answers to these questions and many more, on an episode that's truly... meant to be!
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Close Encounters of the Absurd Kind! (And Joe's Alien Adventures)
This week on The Wednesday Night Podcast, we're setting our sights on the stars as we feature the iconic soundtrack to Close Encounters of the Third Kind. Get ready for some classic John Williams orchestral swells, chilling alien communication, and maybe a sudden urge to sculpt mashed potatoes.
But forget the government cover-ups, because the real mystery begins when Joe takes the mic! Inspired by the film's otherworldly vibes, Joe dives deep into his own, shall we say, highly questionable alien encounters. Did he see a UFO? Was it just a really bright drone? Did he accidentally wander into a highly organized backyard barbeque? The lines between reality and... other-reality blur quicker than a spaceship doing warp speed.
Prepare for speculative theories, wild anecdotes, and enough chaos to make even the most seasoned Ufologist question everything. Will we finally get to the bottom of Joe's extraterrestrial experiences? Or will he just leave us with more questions than answers (and possibly a craving for Reese's Pieces)? Tune in to find out!
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When the Levee Breaks (and Your Car Catches Fire)
This week on The Wednesday Night Podcast, we're cranking up the volume and diving into rock 'n' roll legend with Led Zeppelin's iconic debut album, Led Zeppelin. We'll be dissecting its raw power, groundbreaking sound, and of course, that instantly recognizable album cover featuring the Hindenburg disaster. (Spoiler alert: things go up in flames.)
And speaking of things going up in flames, that infamous zeppelin somehow sparks a discussion about car fires. Now, you might think they're rare, like spotting a unicorn at a drive-thru, but oh no. Chris, ever the purveyor of uncomfortable truths, comes armed with "evidence" to the contrary. Prepare for statistics you never asked for, alarming anecdotes, and a general sense of unease about your daily commute.
So, buckle up, plug in, and join us for a journey from the fiery heights of rock history to the surprisingly frequent (according to Chris) phenomenon of spontaneous automobile combustion. It's an episode that might make you think twice about that next road trip.
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Tiny Human, Giant Questions!
Hold onto your hats, folks! This week, the Wednesday Night Podcast has gone full-on diaper duty! Our very own Andrew has officially welcomed a tiny human grandchild into the world! Congratulations, Andrew... now get ready for approximately eighteen years of Andrew taking more pictures than ever!
Fresh off the miracle of life, Andrew's brain has apparently entered a new dimension of grandparental logic. This week, he poses the deeply scientific question: Can the gender of his newborn be predicted by listening to Stevie Wonder's seminal album, Songs in the Key of Life?
Yes, you read that right. We delve into the intricate and highly accurate methodology of interpreting musical cues for chromosomal determination. Does "Sir Duke" point to a boy? Is "Isn't She Lovely" a dead giveaway? Prepare for a hilarious descent into musical pseudo-science as the rest of us try to gently (and not-so-gently) steer Andrew back to reality.
Expect tangents galore, increasingly bewildered reactions from the usual crew, and possibly a spirited debate on the merits of "I Wish" as a reliable gender oracle.
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This week on the Wednesday Night Podcast, things get WILD. Our very own Joe, bless his heart, dives headfirst into the fascinating (and apparently adorable, according to him) world of Dire Wolves. Yes, those prehistoric behemoths that could probably swallow your chihuahua whole.
But wait, there's more! Joe's research was conducted entirely while grooving to the iconic sounds of... you guessed it... Steppenwolf! We're not sure if "Born to Be Wild" inspired his fascination or just drowned out any sense of impending doom, but here we are.
The rest of the gang, however, are having absolutely none of it. They spend a good chunk of the episode mercilessly mocking Joe's insistence on the "cute" factor of a creature with teeth the size of bananas. The conversation devolves into a hilarious debate about the plausibility (and sheer terror) of Jurassic Park-style consequences, with Joe firmly planted in the "nah, they'd be chill" camp.
So tune in for tales of ancient predators, questionable musical pairings, and the comedic stylings of a man who clearly hasn't seen enough dinosaur movies. You might learn something, you'll definitely laugh, and you'll probably want to hide your small pets.
Wednesday Night Podcast: Where the only thing scarier than a Dire Wolf is Joe's optimism.
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Strange Magic, Sad Illusions: An ELO-rical Letdown
This week on The Wednesday Night Podcast, we're tuning into the cosmic sounds of Electric Light Orchestra's "Face The Music," with a special spotlight on the wonderfully weird "Strange Magic." Prepare for soaring strings, Jeff Lynne's unmistakable vocals, and a generous serving of 1970s prog-pop goodness.
But hold on to your laser beams, because things are about to get… decidedly less magical. Inspired by the mystical vibes of ELO, Craig recounts his utterly underwhelming experience at a David Copperfield magic show in the dazzling (and apparently illusion-challenged) city of Las Vegas.
Prepare for tales of vanishing acts that didn't quite vanish, levitation that looked suspiciously like wires, and the crushing realization that maybe, just maybe, some "strange magic" is just… not that strange. Did Craig witness a true illusionist, or just a man with a fog machine and a questionable haircut?
So, dim the lights, put on your headphones, and join us for a journey from the symphonic heights of ELO to the disappointing depths of Vegas stage magic. It's a show that will leave you wondering if the real magic is just the ability to get through a mediocre performance.
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The Lexicon of Love, Lawnmowers of London, and... Well, You'll See.
This week on The Wednesday Night Podcast, we're getting sophisticated (for about five seconds) as we delve into ABC's seminal album, "The Lexicon of Love." Prepare for lush orchestrations, Martin Fry's suave vocals, and a healthy dose of 80s romanticism.
But hold on tight, because this is The Wednesday Night Podcast, and things are about to take a sharp left turn. For reasons that will become... somewhat clear (or maybe not at all), this album somehow propels us into a deep discussion about the surprisingly competitive world of British lawn mowers. Yes, you read that right.
And because that wasn't bizarre enough, we'll also be pondering the musical contributions of Phil Collins (as one does) and, in a segment that we can only describe as "classic WNP," we'll be venturing into the uncharted territory of... anal scraping. Trust us, the connection (however tenuous) will be explained. Ish.
So, if you've ever wondered how ABC, gardening equipment, the drummer from Genesis, and a rather invasive medical procedure can possibly be linked, then you absolutely NEED to tune in. Your Wednesday night is about to get a whole lot weirder.
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YMCA: Arizona Edition (and Other Locker Room Lore)
Remember Craig's wild tales of the Village People and his... interesting locker room encounters? Well, buckle up, because he's back with an update! Apparently, what happens in Arizona DOESN'T stay in Arizona, especially when Craig's involved.
This week, we're diving back into the chaotic world of Craig's past adventures, specifically focusing on the fallout from his previous revelations. Expect even more awkward anecdotes, questionable fashion choices, and maybe even a surprise appearance from a familiar Village People Hot Cop.
Think of this as a "director's cut" of the original episode, with all the deleted scenes and behind-the-scenes debauchery you never knew you needed. So, grab your sunscreen (and maybe a blindfold), and join us for a special short update episode that proves some stories are just too wild to stay buried in the desert.
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Sweet Dreams (Are Made of Cookies): A March Madness Meltdown! 🍪🎤
Hold onto your hats, Wednesday Night Podcast listeners, because this week things are about to get sweet. We're teaming up with the culinary geniuses over at Cookie Lab for a March Madness bracket that's less about basketball and more about…biscuits! That's right, we're pitting store-bought cookies against each other in a battle for sugary supremacy!
To set the mood, we're diving into the synth-pop classic, "Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)" by the Eurythmics. Will the dreamy synths inspire us to make wise cookie choices? Or will they just make us hungry? Only time will tell.
Then, the real madness begins! We'll be playing a high-stakes game of "Who Will Win the Cookie Bracket?" Expect heated debates, questionable taste tests, and probably a few crumbs on the studio floor. Will your favorite cookie make it to the top? Or will it crumble under the pressure?
Get ready for a hilarious clash of podcast worlds, a sugary showdown, and a whole lot of Eurythmics-fueled cookie chaos! Sweet dreams are made of this, folks…and by "this," we mean cookies.
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Careless Whisper & Cryptid Saxophones: A Wham!tastic Mystery
This week on The Wednesday Night Podcast, we're diving headfirst into the smooth, sultry sounds of Wham!'s "Careless Whisper." Prepare for a deep dive into the emotional complexities of 80s pop, the power of a well-placed saxophone riff, and maybe even a few tales from music camp at Whootin Woods.
But hold onto your feathered hair, folks, because things are about to get weird. We're drawing a direct (and possibly insane) line between the reclusive, saxophone-playing cryptid, Saxsquatch, and the late, great George Michael. Is it a conspiracy? Is it just Joe's fever dream? We're not entirely sure.
Speaking of Joe, our own resident saxophonist is back, and he's bringing his trademark love-hate relationship with Bob along for the ride. Expect passionate saxophone solos, bitter arguments about Bob's musical taste, and maybe even a dramatic reenactment of a Saxsquatch sighting.
So, grab your best pastel blazer, prepare for some emotional saxophone ballads, and join us for a night of Wham!tastic chaos and cryptid conspiracies. Just try not to get too lost in the whisper…or the woods.
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Season Five is HERE, and we're kicking things off with a bang…or maybe a synchronized swim? This week, Craig's bringing the heat with The Village People's iconic album, Cruisin', featuring the timeless anthem "YMCA." Expect some questionable dance moves and even more questionable fashion choices as we dive into the album's…ahem…themes.
But the real fun starts when we delve into Craig's collection of close encounters with the less-than-fully-clothed. From locker room mishaps to unexplainable nudist swimming, prepare for a barrage of stories that will leave you blushing (or maybe just slightly uncomfortable).
So, grab your towel (just in case), put on your best Village People-inspired outfit (optional, but encouraged), and join us for a season premiere that's sure to be a wild and wonderfully weird ride. YMCA? More like Y-U-SEE-A-LOT!
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Join the band this week on The Wednesday Night Podcast, and we'll all get caffeinated with Sabrina Carpenter's sultry single, "Espresso." But before we dive into the musical magic, Jill takes us on a wild ride with a bunny tale that will leave you scratching your head.
Prepare for a story involving red gloves, Bermuda shorts, and a surprisingly philosophical white rabbit. It's a tale of mistaken identity, unexpected encounters, and the existential dread of a rabbit in a strange land.
So grab your favorite caffeinated beverage (or maybe just a strong cup of coffee), settle in, and prepare for a wild ride with Jill and her bizarre bunny encounter. You've been warned!
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Show Note: Buddakan Blues: A Bob Dylan-Inspired Dining Disaster
This week on The Wednesday Night Podcast, we're channeling the enigmatic spirit of Bob Dylan and his album "Bob Dylan at Budokan" – but instead of a legendary concert, we're diving headfirst into a chaotic dining experience at the renowned Philadelphia restaurant, Buddakan.
Inspired by the album title, Chris recounts a night of culinary chaos, questionable choices, and a whole lot of unexpected twists and turns at this iconic eatery. Get ready for tales of overdressed patrons, tough menu choices, and a dining experience that may or may not have ended with a dramatic exit.
So grab your chopsticks (or maybe just a fork), settle in, and prepare for a hilarious and slightly enlightening journey through the world of fine dining. You might even start questioning your own dining out experiences.
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Fortune Teller Blues (and Other Misfortunes)
This week on The Wednesday Night Podcast, we're channeling the bluesy spirit of Joe Bonamassa and Sammy Hagar's new single, "Fortune Teller Blues." But instead of predicting the future, Joe's about to share a story that's more "Fortune Teller Lies" than "Fortune Teller Blues."
Get ready for a fun night as Joe recounts his New Year's Eve encounter with a fortune teller that went hilariously wrong. Expect psychic predictions, unexpected twists, and even a hint of supernatural shenanigans.
So, grab your lucky charms (and maybe a stiff drink), settle in, and prepare for a fortune-telling fiasco that will leave you scratching your head and questioning your future. You've been warned!
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The Plastic Ono Car (and Other Terrifying Tales)
This week on The Wednesday Night Podcast, we're channeling the spirit of John Lennon and his Plastic Ono Band album…but with a decidedly less musical and significantly more terrifying twist. Craig regales us with a chilling tale of automotive possession, where a rogue piece of plastic wreaks havoc on his unsuspecting vehicle. Was it a ghost? A poltergeist? Or just a really annoying piece of trim? Only our listeners know.
Prepare for a story of but crack, rattling panels, and the creeping suspicion that your car might be trying to kill you. We'll explore the psychological implications of being tormented by inanimate objects and question the true meaning of "plastic." Is it friend? Is it foe? Or is it just a figment of Craig's overactive imagination?
So, grab your keys (and maybe an exorcist), buckle up, and join us for a ride into the twilight zone of automotive horror. Just try not to get too spooked…it could be lurking in your car…waiting…
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Join the band on The Wednesday Night Podcast this week as we take a trip back to the British Invasion with The Searchers and their catchy hit, "Needles and Pins." We'll dissect the song's jangly guitar and malfunctioning bass drum pedal.
But the real fun begins when Chris shares a hilarious (and possibly slightly painful) story about his experience with acupuncture. Get ready for tales of tiny needles, unexpected sensations, and maybe even a few accidental pricks. Will Chris find inner peace and enlightenment through acupuncture, or will he end up feeling like a human pincushion?
So, grab your favorite '60s playlist, prepare for some needle-sharp wit, and join us for a night of music, laughter, and maybe a few shivers. Just try not to get too stuck on this episode.
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Dreams of Trivia (and Maybe Some Southern Rock)
Get ready to get your Southern rock on! This week on The Wednesday Night Podcast, we're taking a trip down memory lane with The Allman Brothers Band's self-titled debut album. We'll explore the bluesy riffs, the soulful vocals, and the undeniable magic of this iconic band.
But that's not all! Andrew's back with another brain-busting quiz, inspired by the Allman Brothers' classic track, "Dreams." Prepare for some mind-bending trivia that will test your knowledge of everything from Martin Luther King to the history of sleepwear. Will you achieve your dreams of trivia glory, or will you be left in a hazy, dreamlike state of confusion?
So, grab your favorite beverage, kick back, and join us for a night of Southern rock, trivia, and maybe even a few shared dreams (or nightmares). Just try not to fall asleep during the quiz…unless you want to give Andrew more material.
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Happy New Year (or, uh, Happy New-ish Year)! The Wednesday Night Podcast is back and ready to kick off 2024 with a bang – live from the aptly named town of Rough and Ready, California! We're wrapping up our Lewd Town Tour with a visit to this historic (and possibly slightly lawless) gold rush town, and things are bound to get…interesting.
To help us make sense of the past year (and maybe forget some of it), we're revisiting Adam Sandler's comedic masterpiece, What the Hell Happened to Me? This album serves as the perfect soundtrack for Jill's hilarious and often bewildering holiday stories.
So, grab a hangover cure (you'll probably need it), settle in, and join us as we say goodbye to 2023 and hello to whatever madness 2024 has in store. Just remember, whatever happened last year…well, What the Hell Happened to Me?
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Blue Hawaii-days of Horror: A Christmas Spooktacular
Merry Christmas, Aloha, and Mele Kalikimaka from the haunted shores of Honaunau-Napoopoo, Hawaii! This week, The Wednesday Night Podcast presents our annual Christmas Spooktacular, a festive fright fest guaranteed to make you question everything you thought you knew about the holidays.
We're swapping out the traditional carols for the King himself, Elvis Presley, and his iconic Christmas album. But don't expect a peaceful Hawaiian Christmas luau. We'll be using Elvis's smooth vocals as the soundtrack for a truly terrifying tradition: "Never Have I Ever: Christmas Edition." Prepare for shocking confessions, embarrassing revelations, and maybe even a few ghostly encounters from the mischievous Yule Lads. (it is a spooktacular, after all).
Will anyone survive the night without revealing their deepest, darkest holiday secrets? Will the spirits of Honaunau-Napoopoo join in the fun? Will Elvis approve from beyond the grave? Tune in to find out! Grab your eggnog (or maybe something a little stronger), put on your spookiest Santa hat, and join us for a Christmas you'll never forget (or maybe wish you could).
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Don't Stop Believin' (in Tatitlek): A Journey Through Our Greatest Hits (and Trips)
Greetings from the icy wilderness of Tatitlek, Alaska! This week, The Wednesday Night Podcast takes you on a journey—a journey through our own personal "Greatest Hits" of travel mishaps, bizarre encounters, and questionable decisions, all inspired by Journey's iconic album Journey's Greatest Hits.
We'll be belting out the classics (off-key, of course), sharing tales of journeys taken (and some we probably shouldn't have), and dispensing some highly questionable travel advice that you should absolutely not take. From questionable roadside motels to encounters with wildlife (hopefully not bears), we're leaving no stone unturned (or iceberg unflipped).
So, pack your bags (and your sense of humor), grab your air guitar, and join us for a hilarious trip down memory lane, live from the frozen frontier of Tatitlek! Don't stop believin' that this will be an episode you won't soon forget (unless you drink too much of that Alaskan glacier water).
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A Wankersville Wonderland
Join the band for a wild ride from the depths of Wankersville, Oregon! This week, we're bringing you a truly magical experience live from the heart of this quirky town. Jill will perform mind-bending magic tricks to the enchanting tune of Steppenwolf's "Magic Carpet Ride."
Get ready for a night of laughter, illusion, and pure entertainment. We'll explore the strange and wonderful world of Wankersville, share bizarre local stories, and indulge in some truly ridiculous shenanigans.
So, tune in and prepare to be amazed, amused, and maybe slightly bewildered.
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Appetite for Destruction in Humptulips
Join the band for a wild ride from the depths of Humptulips, Oregon! We're driving headfirst into the gritty, glam-rock world of Guns N' Roses' debut album, Appetite for Destruction. We'll share tales of guns, roses, appetites, and destruction, all inspired by the album's raw energy. And, in a shocking twist, Jill falls asleep on air!
So, grab your leather jacket, crank up the volume, bring a pillow for Jill, and join us for a night of rock 'n' roll and unexpected slumber.
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A Harvest of Horror: A Thanksgiving Spooktacular
Get ready for a Thanksgiving feast with a twist! This week, we're celebrating the holiday season with Neil Young's classic album Harvest. You might expect that we would delve into the album's warm and inviting sound and discuss its impact on the singer-songwriter genre. You might be disappointed!
But that's not all! In the spirit of Thanksgiving, we'll share our unique holiday meal: a feast entirely made of potato chips! From stuffing chips to ghost chips of Thanksgiving yet to come, we'll rate these crunchy snacks so you don't have to.
So, grab your favorite chips, sit back, and join us for a Thanksgiving Spooktacular like no other!
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Get ready to rock out live from Dick Shooter, Utah! This week, we're using the iconic album Bat Out of Hell by Meat Loaf. We might explore the album's epic anthems, theatrical storytelling, and the larger-than-life persona of Meat Loaf, or we might not.
But that's not all! Chris will take us on a wild and wacky visualization journey, starting with the humble meatloaf and ending with our favorite celebrities. Along the way, we'll uncover the mysterious condition of Aphantasia and test our own mental imagery skills.
So, grab your leather jacket, fire up your imagination, and join us for a night of rock 'n' roll and mind-bending fun!
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Join the band as we continue our Lewid City Tour, this time taking us to the breathtaking landscapes of Virgin, Utah. We'll share our experiences exploring and soaking up the local culture
To accompany our adventure, we'll listen to George Harrison's masterpiece, All Things Must Pass. As we delve into the album's timeless tracks, Craig will regale us with a hair-raising tale of a disastrous haircut that left him looking more like a rock star than a respectable citizen.
So, grab your headphones and join us for a journey filled with music, laughter, and a whole lot of hair gel.
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A Dream Come True: Dream Theater's Parasomnia
Prepare to be mesmerized! This week, we're diving deep into the mind-bending world of Dream Theater's latest album, Parasomnia. Joe's fanboy levels are off the charts as he gushes over the return of legendary drummer Mike Portnoy after a 13-year hiatus.
Get ready for a wild ride through complex time signatures, soaring guitar solos, and mind-blowing lyrics. We'll explore the album's darker themes and unravel the mysteries hidden within Joe's mindless tapestry.
So, grab your headphones and prepare to be transported to another dimension. This episode is a must-listen for any progressive rock and Dream Theater fan.
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Join the band for a frightfully funny annual Halloween Spooktacular! Live from an Arizona haunted hotel listening to the fiery world of Buster Poindexter and his scorching hit, "Hot Hot Hot."
But it won't just be hot music. We'll be turning up the heat with a spicy challenge: a hot-wing eating contest to the death... or at least until someone's taste buds give out.
Join us for a night of spicy food, terror, and plenty of laughs. Who will survive the heat? Tune in to find out!
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Get ready to let your hair down and groove to the beat of the Hair Original Soundtrack! This week, we're visiting the wild and wacky world of this iconic rock musical. From long hair to flower power, we'll explore the album's rebellious spirit and timeless tunes.
And, in the main segment, Andrew will enlighten us all with the true meaning of "Gibby Glop Gloopy." It's a mystery that's been perplexing fans for decades, and now, we're finally getting the answer.
So, gather your friends, put on your favorite tie-dye shirt, and join us for a hair-raising good time!
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Join the band for a rockin' good time on this week's Wednesday Night Podcast! We're listening to the grunge-filled world of Pearl Jam's self-titled album, also known as the "Avocado Album." Join us as we explore the album's iconic tracks and their enduring impact on the music scene.
But that's not all! Jill's got a spine-tingling pre-Halloween tale to share that features the Avocado Album in a most unexpected way. Get ready for a spooky twist that'll have you reaching for your headphones.
So, grab your favorite guacamole, turn off the lights, and get ready for a night of rock, horror, and avocado-fueled fun!
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Join the band for a spooky good time on this pre-Halloween episode of The Wednesday Night Podcast! We're driving into the eerie world of Emerson, Lake & Palmer's album Love Beach, exploring its haunting melodies and chilling lyrics.
But that's not all! Joe's got a bone-chilling tale to share about his experiences at Screamfest, the annual Halloween event at Canobie Lake Amusement Park. From terrifying rides to spine-tingling Krampas encounters, Joe's stories will have you screaming for more.
So, grab your favorite spooky snacks, turn off the lights, and prepare for a frightfully fun episode!
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Join the band this week on the Wednesday Night Podcast because we're cranking up the classic rock tunes and listening to Lynyrd Skynyrd's iconic album, Pronounced "Leh-'nérd 'Skin-'nérd." We'll explore the band's Southern rock sound, their rebellious spirit, and their enduring legacy.
But that's not all! Chris shares a hilarious and somewhat embarrassing story about getting flipped the bird, which leads to a fascinating deep dive into the history of this gesture. From its ancient origins to its modern-day use, we'll uncover the cultural significance and evolution of this iconic symbol.
Get ready for a night of laughs, music, and a touch of history on the Wednesday Night Podcast!
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This week, the band is mourning the loss of a classic album: Arcade Fire's Funeral. Join us for a hilarious exploration of the album's somber themes and catchy tunes. Plus, Jill shares a chilling tale of a funeral that went horribly wrong. And, in a live broadcast from our Lewid City Tour, we bring you the sights, sounds, and (hopefully) not-so-smelly experiences of Cummings, North Dakota. Get ready for a night of laughs, music, and a touch of the macabre!
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Join the band this week in the imaginative world of John Lennon's Imagine. It's a hilarious exploration of the album's iconic tracks and their enduring message of peace and unity. Plus, Craig shares some mind-bending tales of his imaginary friends...or are they? Get ready for a night of laughs, music, golf, and a touch of the surreal!
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Join the band this week for a hilarious perusal of The Who's album, The Who By Numbers. We'll dissect the tracks and the lyrics. Plus, Andrew's got a mind-blowing quiz that'll have you scratching your head and reaching for your calculator! Get ready for a night of laughs, trivia, and rock and roll!
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Join the band as in Pink Floyd, The Wall style we journey through the labyrinthine corridors of time, seeking sustenance and solace in the hallowed halls of Italian cuisine. Yet, the cosmic forces conspire against us, a black hole of temporal distortion. Joe, our fearless leader, finds himself trapped in a vortex of spatial awareness, his cranium a reluctant percussionist against the unyielding concrete. A dark side of the moon-like experience, a descent into madness, all for the sake of a carb-loaded nirvana. Join us as we explore the meaning of life, or at least the meaning of being late to dinner.
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Join the band this week on The Wednesday Night Podcastas we drive into the chaotic world of concert tickets with a story inspired by MGK's Tickets To My Downfall. Get ready for a wild ride as we navigate the ups and downs (literally) of securing those coveted concert passes. From scalpers and bots to panic buying and FOMO, we're covering it all. Plus, we've got your weekly dose of lewd locations, hilarious rants, and co-host shenanigans. Don't miss out on this epic episode!
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Join the band this week on our emotional roller coaster, which is vacation. Inspired by Olivia Rodrigo's raw and relatable album, "Guts," Chris shares his most cringe-worthy, laugh-out-loud, and tear-jerking vacation tales. From mountains of stairs to awkward encounters with locals, we're spilling all the beans on those moments that made us question our life choices. So buckle up for a hilarious and heartfelt journey as we explore the highs and lows of travel. Get ready to cringe, laugh, and maybe even shed a tear (or two) with us!
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Join The band as we avoid discussing Tom Petty’s controversial album, Southern Accents. Did the Heartbreakers successfully capture the essence of the South, or did they miss the mark entirely? Is it a hidden gem or a misunderstood masterpiece?
But that’s not all! Craig takes on the daunting task of explaining Boston accents to the rest of the world. Prepare to be entertained (or confused) as he attempts to decipher the nuances of the New England dialect. Will he succeed in translating “wicked smaht” into plain English? Tune in to find out!
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Join the band for a season 1 Replay of another summer short moose hunt while Craig leads us on a safari through Pink Floyd's album Animals
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Join the band for this replay of Jill's adventures over the Alps to Vermont to meet with some of the surviving members of the VonTrapp family.
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Join the band as we delve into the world of poet, activist, and all-around counterculture icon John Sinclair! But we're not just discussing his past or impact on the legalization movement. We spotlight his lesser-known musical contribution tonight – his 1970 album, "The White Buffalo Prayer."
Is it a hidden gem or a forgotten relic? Tune in to the Wednesday Night Podcast!
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Join the band as we listen to Andrew tell us about Cringe as well as some songs that were hits that might make you cringe today.
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Join the band as we continue our Lewid Named State Tour across the US. This week, we learn about Guster, a Massachusetts band, and their album Gone And Lost Forever. Listen to Jill's update about her lost scarf at the Venice airport!
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Join The band for a tale of bad girls prompted by Donna Summer's great album Bad Girls.
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Join the band to discuss the Album by the group War, Why Can't We Be Friends. The friends on the podcast also try to present a song unknown to each member that they think everyone in the group will like. Play along with us. Do you like our songs, or do you have any suggestions? Please write or call to let us know.
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Join the band as we discuss the album What's The Story Morning Glory by Oasis. Craig tells us all about midday at the Oasis in Arizona. Stay for Naked Santa!
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Join the band for a brief discussion of Pink FLoy's Momentary Lapse of Reasoning, and listen to the story that Joe shares about his momentary lapse of reasoning!
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Join the band as we discuss the classic album The Velvet Underground and Nico. Jill will also tell tales of her experience with the Underground and a lesson in patience!
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Join the band as we discuss Television & Conan O'Brien with our special guest!
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Join the band for a discussion of the Kansas album Vinal Confessions and Joe's incredible discovery at the used record store. This episode has it all: mystery, music, comedy, statistics, and a twist ending!
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Join the band as we discuss this album from 2021 - WHY? because it has a song on it called Folds. Why Andrew could not just use any of Ben Fold's albums, we will never know…enjoy this episode about folding!
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Join the band for our March Madness Spectacular featuring the Allman Brothers Band Eat A Peach! Learn a little bit about the album and our picks for the best fast-food restaurant!
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Join the band on our trip down The Highway To Hell as we visit the most lurid-named towns in the US. This week, Florida! Joe will discuss the ACDC album and tell of his own Highway to Hell
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Join the band as we sample the king of all sampling albums, The Beastie Boys Licensed To Ill. Play along on our "Can you sing the sample" game.
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Join the band as we discuss the 1969 album Spirit in the Sky by Norman Greenbaum. Jill, our chief cheerleader and spiritualist, also tells us a tale of how a fan broke the Boston Celtics at home winning streak!
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Join the band as we discuss Willy Nelson's iconic song from the Honeysuckle Rose Soundtrack, On The Road Again. Craig shares tales of family road trips; we all give road trip advice and play some of our favorite road trip games. This is an excellent episode for your family road trips.
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Join the band as we talk about the album by Genesis, Invisible Touch, and Chris's touch of invisibility.
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Join the band as we discuss the Wilson Sister's album, Heart Private Audition. Luckily, Joe is wearing his unique Valentine's undies for his revealing story!
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Join the band as we broadcast "Live" and discuss the Steely Dan Album Katie Lied, particularly the song Everyone's Gone To The Movies. Craig has some notable movie titles to share, and Chris tries to see how many countries he can offend.
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Join the band as we discuss Kings X's darker album, Dogman, and Joe's tale of how nothing good can come from a belly rub!
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Join the band as we discuss this folk album and some fossilized sayings that Andrew carries around.
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Join the band as we mention the Supertramp Album Crime of The Century and then discuss Craig's role in a local crime of the century.
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Join the band as we discuss being Thunderstruck and Joe's dreams.
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Join the band as we celebrate the New year and 38 Special's album Reolution!
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Join the band as we discuss the classic Go Go's album Beauty and the Beat and the inherent beauty or lack ing beauty in holiday cards.
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Join the band as we celebrate our annual Holiday Spooktacular! This year's special holiday treat includes a link to our personally curated Spotify playlist of the most disturbing Christmas songs for your holiday season.
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Join the band to rock into the holiday spirit with Brenda Lee and the most popular Christmas Song this year! Stay for the misheard lyrics quiz.
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Join the band for a short discussion of the 1977 Queen Album News of The World and some very important (?) News Updates!
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Join the band as we discuss the first album by REO SPeedwagin and our experience with broken-down speed wagons on this special Thanksgiving episode.
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Join the band as we once again discuss Brian Wilson's album over 30 years in the making. This episode is sure to make you Smile.
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Join the band for a discussion of ZZ Top's hit album featuring La Grange. But that's not what we've come to talk about tonight. Instead, Craig will talk about beer tasting!
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Join the band as we discuss this influential album by the Stooges and enter our Fun House of Improv!
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Join The band as we discuss the cover of this frightening album and the songs that frighten us!
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Join the band to discuss the timeless parody album - The Food Album by Weird Al! How well do you know your favorite Wednesday Night Podcaster? Could you identify them by their favorite Fall food?
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Join the band as we discuss the 1975 classic album by Led Zeppelin, Physical Graffiti; Jill's favorite cut on the album is Kashmir. Find out why!
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Join the band as we discuss the very popular band Fun and their hit album Some Nights. What could be more fun on a Wednesday Night than listening to Joe and his four friends talk about fun?
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Join the band for a discussion of this deep-cut rare album from the Grateful Dead and the importance of 5'7".
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Join the band for a discussion of the live album from John Mellencamp and a story about the good Samaritans who helped Craig and gave him a lollipop!
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Join the band as we discuss the greatest Muppet album ever and Joe's tale of teeth and mayhem!
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Join the band as we discuss the Album Cocker by Joe Coker and specifically the hit single You Can Leave Your Hat on. Hold onto your hats; it's going to be a bumpy ride!
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Join the band as we discuss The Allman Brothers compilation album Dreams and our compilation of reoccurring dreams.
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Join the band as we celebrate Christmas in August with a lesson in Greenlandic Poetry!
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Join the band as we try not to fall asleep discussing Sleep Token and lucid dreaming.
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Join the band as we discuss the 2019 studio album Signs by American blues rock group Tedeschi Trucks Band. You'll also hear about Craig's hole-in-one and learn his birthdate!
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Join the band as we explore Icelandic music from under a whitewater raft!!!
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Join the band as we discuss Drake's third mixtape from 2009 and the Odyssey to Drake's Boston Garden concert.
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Join the band as we discuss (and sing hits) from this 1985 hit album. Craig also tells tales of the hunter becoming the hunted.
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Join the band as we do not discuss in any detail the band SoCo and their album, Leaving Through The Window. Instead, Andrew talks about Balls!
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Join the band for a dive into Jazz, Quantum Mechanics, and the White Sands campground test site!
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Join the band, as we don't even mention tonight's album. Instead, Craig tells a tale he heard at the beauty shop.
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Join the band as we discuss Alanis Morissette's move from pop dancer to the princess of indie grunge, and on our journey, we discuss spaniel rage and the gates of hell. Listen in for a rollicking good time!
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Join the band as we discuss an album no one has heard of - not even us! However, we have heard of Swedish Death Metal music and Andrew, so listen to this episode to hear how it all ties together.
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Join the band as we discuss OK Computer and perform an episode scripted by Google's AI writing program BARD. Hilarity ensues.
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Join the band as we collaborate with the podcast Cookie Lab to taste a Brazillian cookie called Sequillo cookies. For those fans of Angra, we apologize. There is no discussion of the band or the album at all except to share that they, like the cookie, are from Brazil
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Join the band as we discuss the Crash Test Dummies and take a Buzzfeed Test!
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Join the band for part three of Joe's Firsts. It's almost as long as Lord of the Rings, but not quite! For the full effect, watch this Supertramp Music video before listening: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YZUE4_PtOk0
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Join the band as we discuss the 1978 Album by Yes, Tormato and how it led Craig to a Punta Canna gift shop to buy whale sperm!
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Join the band for an extraordinary discussion of Def Leppard and their use of Tarot cards to predict their album's future
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Join the band for our annual and belated EASTER SPOOKTACULAR! We will hear tales of fortune-telling from Craig. Hide your toes because Krampus may be listening!
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Join the band as we learn about Love from Uncle Joe! Get this early Valentine's primer wherever you download your favorite podcasts
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Join The Band as we discuss the 2002 Hip Hop album by artist and producer Missy "Misdemeanor" Elliot. Of course, this leads us to ask, "What is your favorite construction vehicle?" And then, Krampus visits!
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Join the band as we discuss the classic and only recently completed album Smile by Brian Wilson and the Beach Boys. Of course, this discussion would be incomplete without a discussion of the drugs that Jill is currently enjoying!
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Join the band as we delve into the 1980s popular band Living Color and publically reveal for the first time that one band member suffers from an incurable neurological condition. Please join us for this very special episode.
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Join the band as we discuss the 1981 Grammy Award Winning Record of the Year, Endless Love, and the endless love we experienced in each of our first kisses.
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Join the band for our Third Annual March Madness Bracket. Find out who will win this year's Best Beatles Song competition!
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Join the band as we discuss the perfectly good band name Mandolin Orange and why anyone would ever want to rebrand that name.
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Join the band as we listen to Puppy Love from Donny Osmond's third studio album, Portrait of Donny. Jill will also tell the long tail of Chihuahua Love.
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Join the band for a mention of Radiohead's album Hail To The Theif and a wild ride through New York City.
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Join the band in this psychedelic exploration of Jimmy Hendrix's seminal album and sex education
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Join the band as we discuss the fast fingers of Brad Paisley and Andrew's division of labor.
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Join the band as we discuss The Boss' classic hit from his singles album, Tracks. You can use your imagination while Craig tells pink Cadilac tales.
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Join the band as we discuss the Boston based band Thundertrain, Cowboy Mach Bell and the education of Li'll Joe.
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Join the band as we discuss the debut album by Hootie And The Blowfish. Along with their greatest hits, the album helps us reflect on the year that was 2022.
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Join the band as we discuss the 1980 album Peter Gabriel III by Peter Gabriel. Everyone calls it Security, but we are interested in Craig's run-in with security at a Rush concert in 2010.
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Join the band for this New Year discussion of the Bon Jovi Album Slippery When Wet and Chis's tales of slipping and knocking himself out
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Join the band for our Boxing Day celebration and learn all about the Yankee Swap tradition that's all the rage with the kids these days.
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Happy Christmas week from the Acton Music Project. Join the band as we learn and perform a song written by our own saxophonist - Joe!
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Celebrate Whamageddon with Jill and the Acton Music Project as we kick off season Three of the Wednesday Night Podcast
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Join the band for a special presentation of this "Lost" episode recorded in February 2022. Shopping, shopping and more shopping with our friends and yours - The Partridge Family.
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Join the band for a short discussion of the Hues Corporation hit Don't Rock The Boat and a tale of the cardboard Kayak that sailed around the world!
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Join the band for a Thanksgiving Special as we give thanks for our album DIY and our hit single Trick Or Treating On Thanksgiving! You might also learn something about the Pilgrims and some fashion tips!
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Join the band this week as we discuss another of Joe's favorite bands, Dreams. And, of course, one of his favorite subjects - his dreams!
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Join the band as we discuss the often-overlooked classic Beatles Album Magical Mystery Tour, and we solve a Rumpl mystery to boot!
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Join the band for our annual Halloween Spooktacular and Andrew's tale of facing down the black heart of a troll!
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Join the band for our special pre-Halloween treat- a collaboration with our sister podcast - Cookie Lab!!
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Join the band as we discuss the 1975 album by the Tubes and one man's experience with a tube gone wrong!
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Join the band as we listen to Craig's tale of Dungeons and…Dragons just like the one on the cover of Asia's album Asia.
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Join The band as we discuss Barry Manilow's classic song, and we decide on the greatest song lyric of all times.
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Join the band as we play Wednesday Night Podcast Name That Tune with Andrew in this Fall Culotte episode.
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Join the band as we discuss Pablo Cruise and Jill's favorite Cruse director Jean-Luc Picard
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The Band has a very special Back To School Episode featuring the Ramones Rock & Roll High School and adventures on the short bus.
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Join the band as we begin our Fall Fashion season, and we let the dogs out while discussing the classic BallPark favorite!
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Join the band for another summer short and learn about how to pick up dates from Uncle Joe!
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Jon the band for another summer short as Craig teaches us how to boil lobsters properly.
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Join the band as we listen. to Jill's tales of traveling over the Alps to Vermont to meet some of the last surviving Von Trap family members.
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Join the band and our special guest Chris' son Hunter as we explain who the traveling Wibury's were and how they relate to Croatia.
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Join the band for another summer short featuring Songs From The Big Chair and tales of Jill's life of reverse crime.
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Join the band as we discuss the self-described Greatest Trumpet Player of All times and learn about why Joe never screams.
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The band is together again for a summer short discussion of Styx Grand Illusion and Chris' Grand Illusion.
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Join The band for a summer short from Chris' fire pit as we discuss Tommy and Andrew's Pinball Wizard days.
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Join the band as we discuss Van Halen's 1982 album Diver Down and Chris' tale of diving with the terrifying Captain Slate and his creature feature.
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Join the band as we discuss the Glam Rock that is T-Rex and Jill's Jeepster tale of woe and mirth on this week's summer short!
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Tonight on our Summer Shorts Craig tells tales of Brain Salad Surgery!
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Join The band for the first short of the season. Joe explains the nuances and nonsense of John Coltrane's My Favorite Things.
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Join the band for a trip back to the 80s as we discuss the self-titled compilation album by Haircut 100. Meet some of our favorite barbers and hear of our new marketing strategies for salons.
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Join the band as we discuss the classic Squeeze album Cool For Cats and our favorite cat stories. OK, there is one squeeze story squeezed in too.
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When Life gives you lemons listen to the Wednesday Night Podcast discuss Lemonade by Beyonce as well as some of our tales of lemonade stands we have loved.
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Join the band as we share tales of our favorite museums while we discuss Graham Parker's Album Struck By Lightening and specifically the song, Museum of Stupidity.
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Join the band as we celebrate teacher appreciation week and discuss Lauryn Hill's seminal album, The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill. We also sneak in some stories about our own miseducation.
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May The Fourth be with you! Celebrate with the band as we share our Star Wars thoughts.
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Join the band to find our how we tie together pillows and easter stories while we discuss Jefferson Airplane's classic album Surrealistic Pillow.
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Listen as the band discusses Mötley Crüe's album New Tattoo and reveals all of their Tattoos.
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Join the band as we discuss one of U2's best Albums - All That You Can't Leave Behind. Find out what we can't leave behind. You are guaranteed to learn some important life hacks!
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The band discusses Foreigner's Classic album and our own experiences being a foreigner in a foreign land.
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It's March Madness and what better way to celebrate than with a good old-fashioned Green Day album and the Acton Music Project Classic Toy Bracket!
Here's a link to our bracket
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Join the band for an evening of Magik with the Red Hot Chili Peppers!
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Happy St. Patrick's Day and welcome to the Wednesday Night Pogue-cast! Tonight the band discusses the Pogue's least favorite album - Streams of Whiskey. But together we learn about the origins of St. Patrick and his zombie army.
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Join the band as we discuss this best-selling album by Fleetwood Mac. Rumors provides a great topic for discussion and the opportunity to spread some rumors of our own!
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Join the band as we discuss Stevie Wonder's 15th studio album and the song Superstition. It'll be bad luck to miss this episode!
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Join the band as they discuss Britney Spears' Oops I did It Again and some of their own mistakes…including a very confusing mistake ending!
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Happy Olympics season! What better album to help us celebrate than Huey Lewis and The news Sports!. Join us as we share our slope-style stories of the Olympics past present and future.
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Join the band on a train bound for nowhere as we discuss Kenny Roger's 1978 album The Gambler and the debt we still owe today!
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The band finally discusses the new Album by ABBA as well as Craig's Florida trip AND a bonus book corner. Don't miss part two of this trippy podcast.
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Join the band as we introduce our special guests the avatars of the band ABBA promoting their new live stage show in support of the album Voyage.
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Join the band as we discuss some of the finer points of Taylor Swift's rerelease of her album Red. We pay particular interest to her hat and whether it would look good on Winnie The Pooh! Be sure to listen to the whole story.
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Join Jill, Joe, and Chris as we discuss Santana's classic album, Abraxas, and its influence on the magically delicious Lucky Charms!
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Join the band as we share our favorite words for 2021, inspired by John Mellencamp's Greatest Hits album Words & Music.
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Join the band as we share tales of Christmas travels inspired by The Push Stars' fantastic new holiday album When Christmas Comes Home.
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Join the band for our second annual Christmas Extravaganza. The Moody Blues album The Present motivated us to host a Secret Santa gift exchange this year. Join us and find out who got the severed toes from Krampus!
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The band discusses the less lascivious side of sticky fingers - the five-finger discount and our misspent youths!
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Join The Band for the first episode of Season 2! All Things Must Pass - find out what we can't pass and all of our passing dilemmas.
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Join the band as we discuss Dream Theater's new Album View From The Top of The World and mountains we have climbed both actual figurative. It's a rocky but fun journey!
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Join the band for a Thanksgiving feast on Arlo Guthrie's classic album Alice's Restaurant. Hear our tales of Thanksgiving past, future, and recipes of the future!
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Join The Acton Music Project as we prepare for the Thanksgiving holiday with Bow Wow Wow and taste test five different candy corn varieties to find the best for your Thanksgiving table.
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As promised, the band broadcasts "Live?" from the Elm Hill Farm Winter Home, where they become real-life Ghost Busters! We Ain't Afraid of No Ghosts!
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Join the band as we discuss the self-titled album from that classic band Boston! We might also recommend some of the greatest tourist destinations in Beantown. Of course, listen for our check-in on the mystery of C.P Blanchard.
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Join AMP for our Halloween Spooktacular! Monster Mash and the silly things that frighten us most - especially Elsie the Borden's Milk Cow!
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Abby & Family
C. P. Blanchard and Abby F. Blanchard in the parlor
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Join the band and their first guests John and Bill as they discuss the concert film Rock Show and reminisce with Joe and his former band members about how THEY take eggs from their egg cartons!
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Join the band for a very "Eggciting" discussion of Back to The egg by wings. By the end, you will definitely know how NOT to remove eggs from an egg carton!
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Join the band as we devour the album Negotiations and Love Songs by Paul Simon. Which leads us to negotiate our way through some of the world's greatest food controversies.
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Join the band as we explore Guns N' Roses album Paradise City and our favorite cities both real and imaginary! Don't worry - Connecticut is well represented!
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The band discusses the great Tina Turner and rules that we may or may not have broken.
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The Band pays tribute to Charlie Watts as well as some of their favorite restaurant or banquet stories coming to the conclusion that France is the Connecticut of Europe - you've got to hear it to believe it!
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Join the band for our very special Back to School Special and tales of our good old school days!
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Join the band as Craig tells the tale of his visit to the Hotel California and the body who checked out.
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Join the band as we head down Baker Street once more and discover that it leads to "The Spear of Destiny!"
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How could it have taken 37 episodes for the band to discuss Born To Run? Andrew opens the screen door and tries to sway our opinions regarding dresses during this long summer short.
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The band discusses the double single from Queen's album Jazz and the animal hitmen that attack Chris on his bike rides.
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Jill bares the sole of the Great Shoe Scam of New Orleans, and the band barely discusses the Arlo Guthrie Album Hobo's Lullaby and the classic City of New Orleans
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Join the band for another summer short moose hunt while Craig leads us on a safari through Pink Floyd's album Animals
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From the Summer Sessions Shack, the band discusses King's X and takes a taste of some of their favorite Ear Candy
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Summertime shorts are all about reconnecting. The band discusses The album Reunions by Jason Isbell and the 400 Units while Craig tells tales of high school reunions.
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In this week's summer short, the band discusses Daft Punk's album Random Access Memories and Andrew's fashion advice for riding a ring at Burning Man!
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The band celebrates summer with this short discussion of Joe's dreams and the Capital Cities album Tidal Wave of Mystery.
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If you missed us live at Carlson's Cider Barn Tap Room we will be there again on July 4th, 11:30 -2:30 pm
The Band Continues the Summer Shorts with a reading of Joe Cocker's song, The Letter and their first ever "Fan" texts and emails.
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If you missed us live at Carlson's Cider Barn Tap Room we will be there again on July 4th, 11:30-2:30 pm
The band discusses Bob Dylan's seminal Bringing it All Back Home and Chris's adventures on the Partridge Families Magic Bus.
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If you missed us live at Carlson's Cider Barn Tap Room May 22, we will be there again on June 12th, 4-7:30 pm
The band discusses Kurtis Blow's hit basketball and scroll through Jill's Rolodex only to discover Crazy Dave!
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If you missed us live at Carlson's Cider Barn Tap Room May 22, we will be there again on June 12th, 4-7:30 pm
The band discusses Tom Petty's first solo album and Joe's experience with Traffic Bonanzas!
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If you missed us live at Carlson's Cider Barn Tap Room May 22, we will be there again on June 12th, 4-7:30 pm
Welcome to the podcast summer series shorts. Tonight Craig regales the band with tales of bravery and chocolate in the friendly skies.
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If you missed us live at Carlson's Cider Barn Tap Room May 22, we will be there again on June 12th, 4-7:30 pm
Join the band on a high seas adventure exploration of the classic Primus album and our favorite cheese selections.
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The band discusses Dolly Parton's classic album and dons some of their Sunday finest for a joyful frolic through Filene's Basement.
The band discusses the Cars self-titled album and cruise down the highway of car memories and hilarity
The Band members discuss The Beach Boys album Pet Sounds and scratch the cute underbelly of pets and even share the sounds that they make.
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For this special 20th episode, the Band discusses the classic Talking Heads album and does a chef's sampling of the finest Livermush and Frappes!
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The Band discusses Rock & Roll Hall of Fame nominees - The Go Go's and devolve into the dark underside of vegetables.
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The band discusses the classic 1969 song Sugar Sugar by The Archies and its never-explored connection to breakfast cereals.
The band discusses the band Madness and their self-titled album, which leads to our own March Madness bracket of TV theme shows. Find out who is this year's champion.
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The band discusses Nirvana's album Nevermind and meanders its way into classic television shows.
The Band discusses the 1975 Album from the Bay City Rollers and does a blind taste test ending a decades-old debate
The band discusses Sgt. Pepper's and our favorite pepper stories. Chaos, crying and laughter ensue.
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The Band discusses the album Pearl Jam Ten and their favorite Jams, things that come in tens, and their top ten desert island albums!
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The band discusses Dire Straits album Making Movies and devolve into a stream of consciousness including what their own Kevin Bacon numbers are as well as why Jill will still not go into the water.
The band discusses Gry Wright's Dream Weaver and the funniest places we have fallen asleep
The band discusses The album London Calling by the Clash and some of the best phone calls they have ever made or received.
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The Band discusses the song Baker Street and reminiscences about baking gone wrong.
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The band Discusses the Supertramp Album Breakfast in America and share some of their thoughts and tales of breakfast.
The band discusses the classic Genesis album and some of our favorite streets in the world!
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The Band discusses The Album Chicago X and toys that were popular when we were ten.
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The band discusses Celebrity Skin by Hole and some of our best celebrity encounters - Hilarity ensues.
The band discusses Bob Dylan's Rolling Thunder Revue and performs their own year in review of fun new stories.
John Denver's Rocky Mountain High leads the band down the Greatest(?) Public Domain Holiday Recordings - Are you ready for Rubber Balls?
Links:
Rubber Band ChristmasThe Lower Lights, Bring a Torch Janette IsabellaWilliam Shatner - Shatner ClausBob Dylan - Christmas In The Heart
The band discusses Sheryl Crow's album The Tuesday Night Music Club and our favorite live music venues. Chaos ensues
The band riffs on The Police classic album Ghost in The Machine and discusses their own personal ghost encounters. Chaos ensues.
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