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The Mikey Show - FM 94.9 - 01/19/12

Thursday, January 19, 2012

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gender and color stereotypesSuper Bowl invitationsmurder for hire plotbad songs by good bandsiPod sing alongSan Diego musicsongwriting and heartbreakcruise ship captainmikey showpurplesuper bowlevite

Mikey argued that purple was not really a boy's color after Jake chose it, but the crew and a caller countered with Prince, pink fashion, Justin Bieber, and a defense of Jake's purple Vans. Lauren O'Brien split her jeans, discussed a planned Pussycat Dolls performance, and later fought with Mikey because he omitted her from a Super Bowl Evite even though she had repeatedly rejected such parties; callers largely said she should still have been invited. The hosts reported that June Picard and her son Francis Noble were caught in an alleged murder-for-insurance plot after an acquaintance warned police and undercover officers recorded the scheme. The crew roasted bad songs by beloved artists before Jay delivered a disastrous headphone-on iPod sing-along. John Cooper of the Howls and John Foreman of Switchfoot described meeting as competitive surfers and becoming musical friends, Cooper performed Atlantic and explained the heartbreak behind Rocky Ground, and the hosts later ridiculed a cruise captain's claim that he fell into a lifeboat by accident.

What happened, in order

  1. The Purple Debate

    After Jake named purple as his favorite color, Mikey called it an unlikely color for boys while the crew countered with Prince, pink fashion, and Jake's purple Vans.

  2. Split Jeans and Pussycat Plans

    Lauren O'Brien revealed that her jeans had split under one butt cheek, which became a launchpad for jokes and details of her planned Pussycat Dolls routine at the House of Blues.

  3. The Missing Super Bowl Evite

    Lauren confronted Mikey for excluding her from his Super Bowl invitation even though she had repeatedly said she disliked such parties, and callers mostly argued that she still deserved the choice.

  4. The El Cajon Murder Plot

    The hosts recounted how an acquaintance alerted police before June Picard and her son Francis Noble allegedly paid an undercover officer to murder Noble's wife for life-insurance money.

  5. Good Bands, Bad Songs

    The crew gleefully attacked songs they considered embarrassments by otherwise great acts, including Fleetwood Mac's Tusk, Tom Petty's Don't Come Around Here No More, Aerosmith's Love in an Elevator, and Elton John's Croc

  6. Jay's iPod Sing-Along

    Wearing headphones that kept him from hearing himself, Jay loudly and earnestly mangled three songs while the studio collapsed in laughter.

  7. How the Two Johns Met

    John Cooper of the Howls and John Foreman of Switchfoot explained that their friendship began with competitive wave-snaking before Cooper revealed that he already worked on Switchfoot's web store.

  8. Atlantic Live in Studio

    After a brief microphone scramble, John Cooper performed the Howls song Atlantic live and won an enthusiastic reaction from Mikey and the crew.

  9. Songs from Rocky Ground

    John Cooper said Rocky Ground processed the painful collapse of a long relationship with his best friend, while emphasizing honesty without unfairly exposing the other person.

  10. The Captain Who Tripped

    The crew mocked the cruise-ship captain's claim that he accidentally tripped into a departing lifeboat and could not return to the ship.

People mentioned

MikeyJakeLauren O'BrienWoodsJayNicolePrinceJustin BieberJune PicardFrancis NobleJohn CooperJohn Foreman