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The Mikey Show - FM 94.9 - 07/18/11

Monday, July 18, 2011

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Daily Audio 2011FM 94.9KBZT

Wipeout viewing partyComic Con ticket giveawayhomosexuality and faith debateCasey Anthony releaseHarry Potter box office recordWheel of Pain gameWoods' identical bitSmurfs political interpretationsEagle mouth‑to‑beak rescueMatt Commerce on The VoiceProposition 8 discussionJay's airline weight‑fare idea

Mikey opened the show promoting the Wipeout viewing party at Dave & Buster's and teased the Comic-Con ticket giveaway. Elizabeth called in from Iowa to challenge Mikey's stance on homosexuality and faith, sparking a heated debate about whether religious belief can change sexual orientation. The crew reacted to Casey Anthony's release, discussing her appearance and the public's fascination, while also covering Harry Potter's record‑breaking box office win. Later, Woods debuted his "identical" bit, Jay suffered the Wheel of Pain BB‑gun penalty, and the show wrapped up with discussions about Smurfs political undertones and a bizarre eagle rescue story.

What happened, in order

  1. Wipeout Viewing Party hype

    Mikey promotes the upcoming Wipeout viewing party at Dave & Buster's, shares the countdown clock, and invites listeners to attend.

  2. Faith and homosexuality debate

    Elizabeth calls in from Iowa to question Mikey's claim that faith can change gay people, leading to a heated exchange about religious views, personal beliefs, and whether homosexuality is a choice.

  3. Casey Anthony acquittal reaction

    The hosts discuss Casey Anthony's release from jail, her appearance, and debate over her guilt, beauty, and public fascination with the case.

  4. Harry Potter breaks box office record

    Woods and Jay announce that Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 earned $92.1 million on its opening weekend, surpassing Twilight's New Moon.

  5. Wheel of Pain BB gun punishment

    Jay loses the Wheel of Pain game and receives three shots from a BB gun, reacting to the pain while the crew jokes about the punishment.

  6. Woods' Identical joke

    Woods introduces his new "identical" bit where he points out look‑alikes (e.g., "identical Jay"), provoking laughter from the studio.

  7. Smurfs as communist propaganda

    Callers and hosts debate whether the Smurfs are based on communism or Nazi ideology, with Jim claiming the original concept was "Third Reich Smurfs."

  8. Eagle mouth‑to‑beak resuscitation

    Mikey recounts a true story of an Oregon vet performing mouth‑to‑beak resuscitation on a bald eagle, prompting jokes and reflections on the bizarre act.

People mentioned

MikeyWoodsLauren O'BrienJayChrisElizabeth RobertsElizabeth Trapp-RobertsMatt CommerceCasey AnthonyJose BaezHope SoloAyumi KaihoriDarren ClarkRon Artest