Didn't get a chance to listen to the show yet myself, but any show that mentions foot fungus, a naked Jason Carr, and a naked Yoko Ono is a winner in my book. Here's a recap from the O-Face at WSCX.com:
1. OBAMA'S ADDRESS (articles) - As Rachel Maddow put it, Obama's address to the joint session of Congress wasn't quite a State of the Union, it was more a "State of the Funyun" or a "First Date of the Union."
2. JEFF’S FOOT - EWWW (picture) - If you REALLY want to see this - click on the title above…but be warned, it’s nasty! [Why? Just...why?]
3. NEW BEATLES MUSIC? (podcast) - D and D got the expert opinion of Richie Unterberger, a Beatles guru, as to whether or not a just leaked Beatles track is in fact the real deal -- or just a hoax.
4. FUN WITH JASON (podcast) - The guys decided to mess with Jason Carr by stealing his clothes while he was working out. Unfortunatly it didn’t turn out the way they hoped. FAIL.
5. TAKE OFF YOUR HAT! (podcast) - After all these years Rudy still refuses to take off his hat at times…Even if a bar threatens to kick him out he still won’t take his hat off!
6. GLEEKING (podcast) - In general, gleeking occurs when an accumulation of saliva in the submandibular gland is propelled out in a stream when the gland is compressed by the tongue. The stream of saliva is released in the general direction of the front of the mouth. If the mouth is open the jet may project several feet. Gleeking is more likely when the salivary gland has been recently stimulated, but even a residual amount of saliva in the gland may be released by gleeking.
Gleeking may occur spontaneously due to accidental tongue pressure on the sublingual gland while talking, eating, yawning, or cleaning the teeth. Gleeking can also be induced, for instance, by pressing the underside of the tongue against the palate, then pushing the tongue forward while simultaneously closing the lower jaw and moving it slightly forward; or by yawning deeply and pressing the tongue against the palate. Practice is usually required to induce gleeking consistently, and induction is more likely to be successful under conditions of salivary stimulation (e.g. by certain types of food).
Yummy. Here's the show.
Deminski & Doyle - 2009-02-25 Hour 1
http://sharebee.com/10fa89a1
Filename: 2009-02-25 Hour 1.mp3 Size: 21.8 MB
Deminski & Doyle - 2009-02-25 Hour 2
http://sharebee.com/7aa1bd13
Filename: 2009-02-25 Hour 2.mp3 Size: 24.06 MB
Deminski & Doyle - 2009-02-25 Hour 3
http://sharebee.com/b471414a
Filename: 2009-02-25 Hour 3.mp3 Size: 18.17 MB
Deminski & Doyle - 2009-02-25 Hour 4 (minus 2 songs played at 9am)
http://sharebee.com/1e4a6c23
Filename: 2009-02-25 Hour 4.mp3 Size: 25.53 MB
One more advertiser to list; they sponsored a traffic report and inspired the picture of Jeff's foot:
Odor-Eaters
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