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Tuesday, October 5, 2010

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Tuesday October 5, 2010
Lauren’s pretty, pearly white teeth spark mouthwash talk. The Kid just doesn’t get Conan O’Brien. An old geriatric judge loves him some stripper enough to buy drugs for her and take the rap. An unremorseful Frenchman who swindled his own country will be getting frenched real good in jail. Those poor miners trapped still trapped in the shaft in Chile might just get out by Halloween. A man pulled over by the cops admitted to having weed on him but has no idea where the cocaine in his butt got there. What’choo talkin’ ‘bout Willis? Bruce Willis tries to gets us excited for his latest movie. WoS updates the NFL’s most model citizens with reports on Michael Vick’s injury, a juiced up Charger, and the return of Big Ben. Jay’s fillet fern calls in to confirm its love for discarded banana peels and proceeds to fillet the whole cast. Ridiculous real 911 calls are next. Rebecca wants Mikey to take Salsa lessons and his lackluster reaction prompts her to reveal Mikey uses an orange sippy cup at home! The gang duct tapes 94/9 Promotions Director Adam to the studio wall Woods wants to torture the guy with a habanero pepper from Mikey’s pocket. The platform Adam was standing on is finally removed and he stays stuck to the wall like a sticky booger! LOB gets excited for tongue and skeeves Mike out with how she deals with her salad. Woods reports on more bedbugs at a local fire station and Lauren proves she knows a great deal about hoses. Speaking of expertise, a report on male grooming habits tests Mikey’s. States with the worst drivers gets Sarah Palin upset, you silly-willy-billy-nilly! DYD points out combative guy at airport security checkpoints and The Kid admits doing a DYD himself with his new car. The gang appreciates the musical genius of Brian Wilson and the Beach Boys. Witchy woman Christine O’Donnell puts out a commercial saying she doesn’t really own a bubbling cauldron or ride a broom. The topic jar asks about running away from home, recycling, stereotypes, and flirting. Nitta wonders if Mikey was in prison because of all his tats and still can’t figure out why Rebecca didn’t marry a tall, handsome man like Woods. I her country, Ken Leighton would not be writing on bathroom walls, let alone for a newspaper. Captain Buzzkill calls in to pour on the guilt. A man’s grooming no-no’s make LOB look more tolerant than Mikey and Woods. Toasted Skin Syndrome is a danger to Mikey and his nude lap-topping habit. New Release’s has the new Toby Keith music that scares Mikey. Buzzkill calls back in a huff when the gang laughs it up imagining what he looks like. Jay creeps on Hilary’s description of the tattoo on her back.

Bumper Music

1. Somebody To Shove by Soul Asylum
2. Bulls on Parade by Rage Against The Machine
3. Cum On Feel The Noize by Quiet Riot
4. Still Remains by Stone Temple Pilots
5. Bitch by The Rolling Stones
6. Fly By Night by Rush
7. Can’t Hardly Wait by The Replacements
8. Halo by Deep Blue Something
9. Surrender by Cheap Trick
10. Don’t Worry Baby by The Beach Boys
11. New York, New York by Ryan Adams
12. If You Could Only See by Tonic
13. Love My Way by The Psychedelic Furs
14. Singing In My Sleep by Semisonic
15. I Walk Alone by Oleander
16. All The King’s Horses by Robert Plant

Daily Audio 2010FM 94.9KBZT

studio stuntscrime odditieslitteringabsurd emergency callsmarriage bantertravel etiquettepolitical advertisingchildhood runawaysrelationship boundariesradio contestslistener feudsradio comedy

Mikey, Woodsy, Lauren O'Brien, and Jay mixed a real studio stunt with call-in comedy, most notably duct-taping Adam to the wall and attempting a kazoo name-that-tune contest. They retold the strange cases of Judge Jack Camp Jr. and a suspect who claimed cocaine found between his buttocks was not his, then played absurd 911 calls and Christine O'Donnell's "I'm not a witch" ad for jokes. Rebecca embarrassed Mikey by exposing his orange "sippy" cup after he tried to dodge salsa lessons, while the hosts traded childhood runaway stories and debated whether seed shells count as litter, how travelers should behave, and where flirting becomes cheating. Captain Buzzkill closed one of the sharpest exchanges by confronting Woodsy over a report about a drunken incident, prompting Woodsy to admit he got in someone's face but insist he was never arrested.

What happened, in order

  1. Adam Taped to the Wall

    Jay led the crew in wrapping promotions director Adam in duct tape, removing his platform, and watching him hang against the studio wall before he wriggled free.

  2. The Judge and the Stripper

    The hosts covered federal judge Jack Camp Jr.'s drug and prostitution charges and rejected his lawyer's claim that the scandal was merely a private marital matter.

  3. The Butt-Cocaine Alibi

    The crew reenacted a suspect's claim that marijuana hidden between his buttocks was his but a matching bag of crack cocaine found there must have been left on his car seat by someone else.

  4. Do Seed Shells Count as Litter?

    After a driver scolded Jay for spitting sunflower-seed shells from his car, the hosts argued over whether shells, apple cores, and banana peels are litter or harmless biodegradable material.

  5. 911 Is Not for Meatballs

    The show played examples of people calling 911 over marijuana, overflowing toilets, meatball recipes, wrong fast-food orders, and a requested police escort to a Lil Wayne concert.

  6. Salsa and the Orange Sippy

    Rebecca called to challenge Mikey's attempt to dodge couples salsa lessons and then revealed that he had formally designated a silicone-wrapped orange glass as the only cup he wanted at dinner.

  7. Dude, You're Dumb: Travel Edition

    Mikey and Woodsy roasted travelers who argue with airport security, shove toward the baggage carousel, cannot identify their luggage, or take multiple parking spaces to protect an expensive car.

  8. I'm Not a Witch

    The hosts played Christine O'Donnell's campaign ad opening with her denial that she was a witch and argued that leading with the denial only made the issue sound stranger.

  9. Running Away from Home

    Lauren, Woodsy, Jay, and Mikey compared childhood escape attempts involving woods, a friend's house, a barn, a bicycle, and a wheeled suitcase.

  10. When Flirting Becomes Cheating

    Mikey and Lauren argued that secret messages or behavior a partner would hide can constitute cheating, while Woodsy initially drew the line at physical contact.

  11. Name That Kazoo Tune

    Mikey, Woodsy, Lauren, and Jay played songs on kazoos for callers, with Jay's nearly unrecognizable performance becoming the funniest part of the contest.

  12. Captain Buzzkill vs. Woodsy

    Captain Buzzkill confronted Woodsy over an article about a drunken confrontation, and Woodsy admitted getting in someone's face while insisting that no charges or arrest followed.

People mentioned

MikeyChris WoodsLauren O'BrienJayAdamRebeccaSiennaWillJack Camp Jr.Bill MorrisonApril McGillChristine O'DonnellRenee SanchezCaptain Buzzkill