The triumvirate of douche is complete this week, and Jeff, Kevin and Dave talk about Netflix original programming off of Kevin's review of Orange is the New Black. They each pick what show they'd love to see Netflix resurrect.
Dave reviews Hot Potato and Black Belt Jones. Jeff reviews The Incredible Melting Man and The Babysitter Massacre. Kevin reviews Race War: The Remake and The Demented.
Dave gives us an update on his Migo quest, and the boys share a contest to win Hell Hath No Fury from our own Peggy Christie. Find the link on our Facebook page.
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MOLI's results from last week prompt one of the zeebs to issue a challenge of sorts to our listeners. For this week's battle of songs from before 1960, Camm is up first with the smooth vocal stylings of Sam Cooke, with the song "You Send Me", heard here...http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pX6QlnlMqjE Tony goes with the rock n roll hit "Johnny B. Goode", by Chuck Berry, heard here...http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I8JULmUlGDA.
"I might die"; Third surgery scheduled and waiting; Starting a new "lifestyle change" (that's what the young kids are calling it these days) or "diet"; Being super skinny; The materialization of "We, James" and/or how my characters keep me up at night; Being filled with "love" (sarcasm overhaul); New projects on the horizon and in the making; Where to get my novella and collections of poetry (BUY THEM NOW!!!!); Trying to never disappoint my audience and/or listeners or readers; Reading from one of my older works "Asylum"; Freakishly Talented Artist Kevin McGahey and his shop on Etsy "Lucky Demon" which you can find at: http://www.etsy.com/shop/LuckyDemon; Recovery time and side effects.
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Kevin shares his thoughts on Phoenix city council candidate Pastor Warren Stewart and how he and other politicians use race in a negative way to get votes.