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The Mikey Show - FM 94.9 - 02/22/10

Monday, February 22, 2010

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Monday 2/22/2010
They gang opened up the new week talking about their weekend activities.  Winter Olympic talk led to Jenny the Party Girl telling how she lived it up in Canada.  More Tiger Woods/Elin conversation prompted Jay to ask: “does Tiger practice Buddhism or bootyism”!  After a humiliating fitting with an Asian lady, Mikey finally found a suit for Si’s wedding. Is Nickelback good music is the next funny debate, especially for the M1’s who called in to say yes. Then Lauren puts on a blindfold for the Paper Plate Challenge in which the results will amaze you! Woods takes a reluctant sip of Lauren’s new green hay and lawn clippings drink and nearly gags. Mikey announces he’s going to take golfing lessons. Mike then tells the incredible story of his friend Chris who sold an autographed first All Star Game Homerun ball (hit by the Great Bambino, Babe Ruth) for over $800,000!  Next is warning labels on food for kids news, and Woods says he’s terrified at the thought of raising kids when dude dropped coffee on his “bazinkabazoink”.  Best battery debate gets Tom Tom Lady to opine. Sienna tells about some strange guy with hairy arms hugged her in a case of Mistaken Identity Goosing.  This topic leads to Woodsie admitting he’s a booty and boob grabber and Jay once squeezed his wife’s friend’s tush “by mistake”. M1 Brock calls at the end of the show to tell the world he “Licked a high school girl’s arm” and in church no less!

Daily Audio 2010FM 94.9KBZT

Tiger Woods apologyOlympic hockeyAndrew Koenig disappearancestudent webcam privacyNickelback pickle campaignWeekend Updatepaper plate taste testStephen Baldwin controversygolf challengeBabe Ruth memorabiliachild safetymistaken identity

Much of the show centered on Tiger Woods: Mikey and Rebecca thought he owned his cheating in a prepared apology, while Woodsy and several callers questioned its sincerity, and the crew argued over fame, temptation, character, and Elin's humiliation. Lauren's comedy debut, the pickle beating Nickelback on Facebook, and her blind spaghetti test drove the lighter bits; she correctly detected paper plates even after Woodsy and Sienna secretly served three paper samples. Sports talk celebrated Team USA's 5-3 hockey upset of Canada, launched Mikey's four-lesson golf challenge, and turned poignant when Chris explained selling his family's signed Babe Ruth ball for $815,000 to pay his parents' medical and housing costs. The hosts also condemned a school using student laptop webcams without parental notice, debated Stephen Baldwin calling Barack Obama "homie" and proposed child-choking labels, and heard callers recount awkward mistaken-identity grabs, licks, and kisses.

What happened, in order

  1. USA Stuns Canada

    The crew celebrated Team USA beating Canada 5-3 in Olympic hockey on Canadian ice and compared the upset to Canada defeating the United States in football.

  2. Andrew Koenig Missing

    The hosts reported that Growing Pains actor Andrew Koenig had disappeared in Vancouver after missing his flight home, with his family describing him as severely depressed.

  3. Was Tiger Sincere?

    Mikey defended Tiger Woods for owning his infidelity in a prepared apology, while Woodsy and callers questioned its sincerity and argued that fame increases temptation without excusing poor character.

  4. School Webcam Spying

    The crew condemned a Philadelphia-area school for remotely activating student laptop webcams without telling parents after staff mistook a teenager eating Mike and Ike candy for taking pills.

  5. Pickle Beats Nickelback

    A Facebook pickle page passed Nickelback's fan count, prompting Mikey to admit he liked some of the band's songs while Woodsy and the others mocked its lyrics.

  6. Lauren's Weekend Update

    Lauren debuted a satirical Weekend Update featuring jokes about geeky men, Gollum's mental health, obvious internet advice, Lady Gaga living in hotels, Olympic curling, and warrantless phone tracking.

  7. Paper Plate Palate

    Blindfolded Lauren correctly identified spaghetti served on paper plates, even after Woodsy and Sienna secretly made all three samples paper to defeat her process of elimination.

  8. Baldwin's Homie Remark

    The hosts argued that Stephen Baldwin calling President Barack Obama "homie" was racially loaded or at least recklessly chosen, even if Baldwin could claim he used the word casually.

  9. Four Lessons to Golf

    Chris challenged golf novice Mikey to take four professional lessons at Carlsbad Golf Center and then play a fully scored, videotaped 18-hole round with Woodsy.

  10. $815,000 Babe Ruth Ball

    Chris told how his grandfather caught and had Babe Ruth sign a home-run ball at the first All-Star Game, then the family sold it for $815,000 to fund his parents' surgeries and pay off their home.

  11. Are Kids Overprotected?

    A proposal for choking warnings on hot dogs, grapes, carrots, and apples became a debate over whether modern parents and lawsuits protect children sensibly or sterilize childhood.

  12. Wrong Person, Awkward Touch

    Sienna, Mikey, Lauren, and callers traded mistaken-identity stories involving strangers and relatives accidentally hugged, grabbed, licked, smacked, or kissed.

People mentioned

MikeyRebeccaWoodsyLaurenSiennaJayTiger WoodsElinAndrew KoenigDanielle KoenigStephen BaldwinBarack ObamaChad KroegerLady Gaga