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Monday, October 4, 2010

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Monday October 4, 2010
Woods is Mr. Big Time, buying M1’s drinks at the bar and running up one hell of a tab. Mikey tries broadcasting from Skype with crazy results. Would you rather work at Disneyland or Seaworld? Weekend recaps center around LOB’s gig opening for Craig Gass at a packed house at 4th&B and she killed it and thanked all who showed up and supported her. Woodsy tells about his performance with local rockers 1Louder after getting hammered and Joel from the band calls in to stick up for The Kid. Mikey’s on and off girlfriend (better known as the San Diego Padres) still has her hooks in him even after the disappointing end of the season. Woods and Mikey passively agree on the state of sports in San Diego. WoS has LT audio that encourages Norv Turner to respond and Philly fans showed some class for once. Do you pirate Charger games on the internet when TV has the game blacked out? Mikey is primed for getting his new couch and Woodsy can’t wait to get Mikey’s old one. Obama and his handlers address the American people. $20,000 a month is not enough for Mel Gibson’s ex and Oksana comes on to explain why. LOB teaches Mikey about “smushing”, Jersey Shore style. Luke calls in with a bigger attitude than usual to promote his new reality show. Accidental texts and how to react to them sees Lauren’s brother screwing up royally. The Incorporator calls up a Halloween supply store, calls the saleslady “sweet cheeks”, and still pulls it off even without knowing the meaning of one of the words! NTT is angry rock songs to LOB’s dismay and what happens when Jay ups the point total for the final questions? A sex before marriage debate hits a wall of laughter when Jay remembers the girls who “passed through the halls of Isbel”. Justin Timberlake goes O.G. on Napster as Mike and Woods argue about illegal downloading. Old Time Radio has the return of Charlie Chan. WoW at 8:30 helps a M1 who wants to emulate the Cars’ song “Best Friend’s Girl” in real life and a Facebook hacker who gets more than he’s bargained for. Jay says feel free to slay any of his ex-girlfriends. A big talk begins after an email about a 9 year old having a Facebook account and how to handle modern technology with kids. LOB keeps a straight face the longest as Mikey reads a news story about Dong Yu and toilets. Rehab rules: Mikey breaks down what he went through in treatment. Woods tweets celebrities as a smartass hoping to get a reaction and LOB and Hilary give more sensible Twitter tips.

Bumper Music

1. Check My Brain by Alice in Chains
2. My Kinda Lover by Billy Squier
3. In My Place by Coldplay
4. Rain King by Counting Crows
5. Good by Better Than Ezra
6. Love Her Madly by The Doors
7. Good by X-Treme Sports Rock
8. Wiser Time by The Black Crowes
9. Crossroads by Cream
10. Winds Of March by Journey
11. Heroes by David Bowie
12. Laredo by Band Of Horses
13. Your Time Has Come by Audioslave
14. Saturday Night’s Alright For Fighting by Elton John
15. Paranoid by Black Sabbath
16. Two Weeks by Grizzly Bear

Daily Audio 2010FM 94.9KBZT

opening banterbar tabSeaWorld vs DisneylandL.O.B. showIncorporatorPadres analogyRick Sanchez controversyillegal streamingJersey Shorehigh school teacher concernLuke’s attitudetechnology and kids

Mikey opened the show by inviting listener calls and joking about buying drinks for everyone, later revealing a $170 bar tab from the weekend outing. The crew played the word‑of‑the‑day game with “conundrum,” offering a SeaWorld four‑pack, and debated whether working at SeaWorld or Disneyland is better, while L.O.B. recounted her packed show at 4th and B with Craig Gass and her onstage downward‑facing dog yoga move. Mikey introduced the Incorporator segment, explained the Padres’ loss to Jonathan Sanchez, and then gave an extended analogy comparing the team to a girlfriend who repeatedly disappoints him but whom he can’t leave. The show also covered Rick Sanchez’s firing after he called Jon Stewart a bigot on Sirius XM, and a caller described watching blacked‑out games through illegal streaming sites such as justintv.com and channelsurfing.net.

What happened, in order

  1. Opening Banter and Bar Tab

    Mikey kicks off the show inviting calls, jokes about buying drinks for everyone, and reveals a $170 bar tab from the weekend outing.

  2. SeaWorld vs Disneyland Debate

    With the word of the day 'conundrum' and a SeaWorld four‑pack prize, the crew argues whether working at SeaWorld or Disneyland is preferable, touching on animal captivity and rescue work.

  3. L.O.B.’s Packed Show

    Lauren O’Brien describes her sold‑out performance at 4th and B with Craig Gass, noting the balcony was filled, extra chairs were added, and the crowd kept growing.

  4. L.O.B.’s On‑Stage Yoga Move

    During her set, L.O.B. forgets parts of her act, speeds up some bits, and does a downward‑facing dog yoga move in tight pants, earning a big laugh when she jokes about being single again.

  5. Incorporator Intro and Padres Loss

    Mikey explains the upcoming Incorporator game where Woods must use eight listener‑supplied words in a Halloween‑store call, while lamenting the Padres’ loss to Jonathan Sanchez and the missed playoff chance.

  6. Padres Girlfriend Analogy

    Mikey likens the Padres to a disappointing girlfriend who keeps breaking his heart but whom he can’t leave, using a long metaphor about tuxedos, altar disappointments, and hoping for change.

  7. Rick Sanchez Fired for Calling Jon Stewart a Bigot

    The team discusses how Rick Sanchez was fired from CNN after telling a Sirius XM host that Jon Stewart is a bigot who overcompensates by focusing on Jews, sparking a debate about the claim.

  8. Illicit Streaming for Blacked‑Out Games

    Caller Elroy explains how he watches blacked‑out Chargers and NFL games via pirated sites such as justintv.com, channelsurfing.net, and my2p2.eu, describing the low‑quality feeds and pop‑up ads.

People mentioned

MikeyWoodsyL.O.B.JayWillSiennaHM RojasKristenJoelScott WeilandJonathan SanchezMiguel TejadaBud BlackKevin