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The Mikey Show - FM 94.9 - 06/21/11

Tuesday, June 21, 2011

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Daily Audio 2011FM 94.9KBZT

Wipeouthealth care desperationsmoking warningscelebrity newsage gap relationshipsfood safetybad accentsperfect songsdriving etiquetteyouth sports parentshealthcarebank robbery

Mikey revealed that Woods and Jay had made Wipeout, with Woods's broken ankle and vomiting contrasted against Jay's surprising obstacle-course skill. James Verone's one-dollar bank robbery sparked the day's sharpest argument, as Mikey, Sienna, and Jay weighed personal responsibility against a health-care system that left a sick man seeking treatment in jail. The show also attacked Doug Hutchison's marriage to 16-year-old Courtney Stodden, ridiculed Kenny Britt's hacked-Facebook excuse, and let Jay turn a parade of bad accents into the standout comedy bit. Elsewhere, the crew debated perfect songs, unsafe driving, ancient leftovers, cigarette warnings, and overbearing Little League parents through increasingly personal and absurd confessions.

What happened, in order

  1. Wipeout secret revealed

    Mikey revealed that Woods and Jay beat out 75,000 applicants for Wipeout, where Woods broke his ankle and vomited while Jay dominated the obstacle course.

  2. Graphic cigarette warnings

    Sienna described the FDA's graphic new cigarette-pack warnings, prompting an argument over whether gruesome images can deter people who already understand smoking's risks.

  3. The one-dollar bank robbery

    James Verone robbed a bank for one dollar and waited for police because jail was the only way he believed he could obtain medical care, leaving Mikey, Sienna, and Jay divided over desperation, crime, and the health-care

  4. Ryan Dunn and a soldier's last gift

    Sienna reported Ryan Dunn's fatal Porsche crash after drinking, then told how a British soldier killed in Afghanistan left $161,500 so 32 friends could celebrate his life in Las Vegas.

  5. Ketchup and ancient leftovers

    A blind ketchup ranking turned into a horrified debate after Mikey admitted eating weeks-old leftovers and Jay said he simply cuts mold off bread and cheese.

  6. The 35-year age gap

    The hosts condemned 51-year-old Doug Hutchison's marriage to 16-year-old Courtney Stodden and debated whether legality, maturity, or the half-your-age-plus-seven rule should define an acceptable age gap.

  7. Kenny Britt's hacked excuse

    Woods mocked Kenny Britt for posting that he was retiring from the NFL and insulting Roger Goodell, then deleting it and claiming his Facebook account had been hacked.

  8. Jay's Imagations

    Jay improvised a Jamaican dealer, a cartel suspect, a Boston homicide cop, a British tea drinker, John Wayne, and a Harry Potter character in a run of deliberately terrible accents.

  9. The perfect song argument

    The crew and callers fought over flawless songs, with Chris Isaak's Wicked Game, Chris Cornell's Sunshower, Pink Floyd's Wish You Were Here, and Jeff Buckley's Hallelujah drawing the strongest reactions.

  10. Road-rage confessions

    A list of annoying driving habits led to confessions about ignoring blinkers, spitting on badly parked cars, cruising in the passing lane, and Jay deliberately stepping in front of a speeding car at a crosswalk.

  11. Little League parents lose it

    After a mother threatened a Little League coach and his family when her son missed the team, Woods described parents pressuring him to put children in unsafe positions and never admitting he had been right.

People mentioned

MikeyWoodsJaySiennaLauren O'BrienJames VeroneRyan DunnDoug HutchisonCourtney StoddenKenny BrittRoger GoodellChris IsaakChris CornellJeff Buckley