There’s something wonderful about documentaries. Somehow, they make you feel like you’re learning something even though you’re just sitting on your ass watching the tube. After gushing about my love for recent HBO efforts Going Clear and The Jinx, co-hostess Eva tells the story of Virgin Tales, a documentary she […]
My time in professional radio was mostly spent off-mic earning less than anyone born in this country should legally be allowed to earn, but that doesn’t mean it was all bad. One of the better things to come out of it was meeting Othello B and Chris “Blue Shorts” Lingebach […]
Trevor Noah, the choice to replace Jon Stewart as host of The Daily Show, quickly drew a cavalcade of manufactured outrage at a few Tweets he fired off regarding Jewish people running show business (you might as well get someone in trouble for mentioning the NBA is kinda black) and […]
Co-host Howard, whom you may remember, has a fiancee. And that fiancee has a dog. A dog named Kaylee. While Howie and his better half tend to matters elsewhere, trust and care of Kaylee has fallen into the hands of yours truly, a cat man since the day of my […]
A weekend trip to Seattle with the girlfriend made for much to talk about with co-hostess Eva upon my return to DC. Once back in the studio, two hours of my thoughts on the city ensued. Was it a rain-drenched elitist shithole carved into the side of a moss-draped mountain? […]
The day after my 34th birthday, I was stricken with what I can only describe as the worst sickness I’ve endured since I sprouted hair on my peaches. Being little-kid sick as a grown man is a trip, and the horrors I endured bear repeating as both a cautionary tale […]
I apologize for the two week absence. As the world slowly descends into a new ice age, the radio station I record at was closed repeatedly due to inclement weather, and I myself was busy stockpiling guns, sled dogs and sweet, calorically-dense seal blubber for the looming frigid apocalypse. Now […]
It’s a packed show. Marathon man co-host Othello and I bang out a two-hour meditation on why people feel the need to live Tweet the Grammys or any other award show, how a woman’s rules of boob discretion change forever once they’ve given birth, why Mad Men and Breaking Bad […]
I love Seinfeld. That goes without saying. But it altered television in a way that television since (especially network comedy) hasn’t been able to recover from. Co-host Howard and I discuss what exactly I mean by that, why Roseanne was the last great American family sitcom and why it’s so, […]