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The Mikey Show - FM 94.9 - 06/10/11

Friday, June 10, 2011

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Mikey mixed personal history with comedy, recalling how Alex Bennett's live radio show pulled him away from school and how Carol Leifer's discouragement redirected him from stand-up toward radio. The crew's strongest comic bits included Debbie's cat-obsessed dating video, their embarrassing yearbook messages, the uncomfortable massage ritual, and Mikey's chaotic night caring for a house full of sick children with Rebecca. On more serious ground, Mikey argued that Casey Anthony's calm, elaborate stories revealed a practiced liar, while Sienna and the others debated disruptive reality television, child-tracking technology, and who among them was objectively most annoying. Bobby Slayton then delivered a rapid, deliberately offensive career retrospective before Mikey ended with a sober account of alcoholism, faith, recovery, and where listeners could seek help.

What happened, in order

  1. The Fair's Virtual Leash

    The hosts debate a $9.99 ankle device that lets lost children alert parents and warns security if a child leaves the San Diego County Fair.

  2. The Real World Invades Bird Rock

    Sienna fumes that MTV is moving The Real World into a $3.5 million Bird Rock house, arguing that the cast's partying will disrupt a family neighborhood.

  3. Mikey Skips School for Radio

    Mikey recalls skipping high school to watch Alex Bennett's live radio show, then abandoning stand-up after comedian Carol Leifer bluntly told him he would never make it.

  4. The Awkward Massage Knock

    Mikey and Jay turn the anxious wait for a massage therapist to reenter the room into an escalating bit about nudity, shame, and getting under the sheet in record time.

  5. Debbie Loves Every Cat

    The crew plays Debbie's tearful online-dating video about wanting to hug every cat, then argues over whether cats truly love their owners or merely tolerate whoever supplies food and clean litter.

  6. Casey Anthony's Unshaken Lies

    Mikey walks through Casey Anthony's invented nanny, fake Universal Studios job, and eerily fluent police answers, arguing that her courtroom emotion reflected the pressure of maintaining her own lies.

  7. The Annoying Test

    The cast scores itself on pickiness, arrogance, control, and irritation, with Sienna rated most annoying and the others accusing low-scoring Jay of gaming the test.

  8. Yearbook Confessions

    Mikey, Woodsy, and Jay confess the painfully overeager messages they wrote in girls' yearbooks, including Woodsy's ominous question about whether a classmate was ready for more in Cancun.

  9. The Facebook Murder-Plot Reversal

    A divorcing husband arrested after discussing his wife's murder with a fake teenage Facebook profile produced a dated affidavit saying he knew the profile was his wife and was baiting her back.

  10. The Entire House Gets Sick

    Mikey describes Rebecca vomiting, Ryan vomiting and crying, Jake screaming, and Luke urinating on the carpet as the instant parenthood felt like total madness.

  11. Bobby Slayton Unfiltered

    Bobby Slayton barrels through stories about Alex Bennett, Robin Williams, Dana Carvey, acting jobs, offensive comedy, and the sponsor-losing joke that earned him the nickname Pit Bull of Comedy.

  12. Mikey's Testimony

    Mikey closes by recounting his alcoholism, depression, conversion to Christianity, and recovery, directing listeners with addictions or mental-health struggles to practical help on the show's website.

People mentioned

MikeySiennaLauren O'BrienWoodsyJayRebecca EsparzaAlex BennettCarol LeiferCasey AnthonyCaylee AnthonyBobby SlaytonRobin WilliamsDana Carvey