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The Mikey Show - FM 94.9 - 04/21/11

Thursday, April 21, 2011

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Daily Audio 2011FM 94.9KBZT

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Mikey, Lauren O'Brien, Stephen Woods, Sienna, and Jay played Lyrical Chairs with the word love; Lauren won and smashed eggs over the losers while Sienna escaped with the hollow shell. Jay also mangled a Scottish-accented Braveheart audition, while Mikey contrasted Jay's serious Wipeout training with Woods's hot-tub-and-strawberry-cake plan and the group admired Sammy Hagar's string of business ventures. The crew turned Jalen Rose's crash into a fake pantsless arrest scene and argued that Kobe Bryant's anti-slur PSA sounded forced, saying a blunt apology would have been more credible before parodying it with Ron Artest. They debated eating fresh roadkill, using bushes when no restroom is available, and letting dogs urinate on private lawns; Mikey said people should accept the consequences of breaking rules, while Sienna stressed that dogs naturally seek grass and cannot always be stopped. In quieter arguments, Sienna weighed iPhone location tracking against MobileMe's practical benefits, and Jay defended William's decision to give Kate Middleton Diana's engagement ring while Mikey wondered whether Kate wanted one of her own.

What happened, in order

  1. The iPhone location file

    Sienna explained that researchers had found a timestamped location history on iPhones, while Mikey defended MobileMe's syncing, remote-wipe, and phone-tracking benefits.

  2. Two ways to train for Wipeout

    Mikey contrasted Jay's bike-and-swim training for Wipeout with Stephen Woods's hot tub, rib-eye, and strawberry-cake preparation, prompting an argument about whether Woods truly wanted to win.

  3. Sammy Hagar's business empire

    The crew marveled that Sammy Hagar had turned problems and hobbies into major ventures involving fire sprinklers, travel, tequila, and bicycles before choosing to make music for enjoyment.

  4. Jalen Rose arrest riff

    After playing the 911 call from Jalen Rose's crash, the crew performed an absurd fake police-car exchange involving a sideways Escalade, Jack Daniel's, missing pants, and a stuffed parrot.

  5. Jay auditions for Braveheart

    Jay attempted William Wallace's Braveheart speech in a Scottish accent, repeatedly stumbled over the script, and was gleefully critiqued by Mikey, Lauren O'Brien, and Stephen Woods.

  6. Lyrical Chairs executioner

    Chris chose the word love for Lyrical Chairs, Lauren O'Brien outlasted the others, and she smashed raw eggs over Jay, Stephen Woods, and Mikey while Sienna drew the hollow egg.

  7. Would you eat roadkill?

    The hosts argued over whether freshly killed road animals were safe, ethical free food, with Sienna recoiling as the others traded stories about squirrel, possum, skunk, and engine-cooked meat.

  8. Diana's ring debate

    Jay defended William giving Kate Middleton Diana's engagement ring as a meaningful heirloom, while Mikey argued that Kate might secretly have wanted a ring of her own.

  9. The forced Lakers PSA

    The crew said Kobe Bryant's anti-slur public-service announcement sounded forced, proposed a blunt admission that he had acted stupidly, and spun the spot into a dark Ron Artest parody.

  10. When nature calls

    Mikey rejected a listener's claim that a cop was wrong to ticket him for urinating in bushes, then Stephen Woods confessed that an emergency had once driven him behind a dumpster before a baseball game.

  11. The dog-lawn standoff

    Sienna admitted that Zipper repeatedly urinated on one freshly laid lawn, setting off a debate over damaged grass, private property, warning signs, and whether a walking dog can realistically be stopped.

People mentioned

MikeyLauren O'BrienStephen WoodsSiennaJayChrisSammy HagarJalen RoseKate MiddletonWilliamDianaKobe BryantRon Artest