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The Mikey Show - Rock 105.3 - 02/21/08

Thursday, February 21, 2008

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Daily Audio 2008KIOZRock 105.3

John McCain scandalWomen's humorAshley's healthBoston Rob parodyTough love advicePhobiasBlack politiciansBarack Obama inspirationmccainobamaparodytough love

The show opened with a live press conference where Senator John McCain denied any romantic involvement with lobbyist Vicki Eisman amid New York Times allegations. Later, the crew debated gender humor, with Shawnee claiming women aren't funny while Ashley defended her own comedic talent. Ashley also opened up about a mysterious health issue involving vomiting after eating cupcakes, sparking a conversation about possible bulimia. Boston Rob revealed a new parody song about Barack Obama, explained its inspiration from a sidewalk chalk message, and the show featured Eddie's tough love advice segment, a phobia call‑in, and a heated discussion about race and politics involving Michelle's controversial views.

What happened, in order

  1. McCain denies affair

    Senator John McCain denies a romantic relationship with lobbyist Vicki Eisman and addresses the New York Times allegations during a live press conference.

  2. Women not funny debate

    Shawnee claims women aren't funny, cites his wife's failed joke attempt, and notes Ashley as one of the few funny women.

  3. Ashley's mysterious illness

    Ashley describes vomiting after eating cupcakes, suspects a flu or food intolerance, and discusses whether it might be bulimia.

  4. Boston Rob's Obama parody

    Boston Rob announces a new parody song titled 'Barack Obama' set to the tune of My Sharona.

  5. Tough Love with Eddie

    Eddie introduces the tough love advice segment where he reads listener letters and gives blunt, non‑placating advice.

  6. Weird phobias call‑in

    Host invites callers to share unusual phobias, leading to discussions about fear of pickles, penguins, hot dogs, and other odd fears.

  7. Michelle on black politicians

    Michelle argues that electing Barack Obama would make the U.S. a laughingstock, citing negative examples of black politicians.

  8. Boston Rob's Obama inspiration

    Boston Rob describes seeing 'Obama is change' chalk on an SDSU sidewalk, which inspired his support and the new parody song.

People mentioned

MikeyEddieSkyAshleyBoston RobShawneeJohn McCainVicki EismanJohn WeaverMarianneBarack ObamaHillary ClintonBill ClintonSean