It’s time for Dead Air to solve the airport security problem. Turns out that all the security in the world can’t defeat a crotch bomber, determined to blow his junk across a 747. On a side note, why do none of us seem to have jobs? Also, Haiti still sucks.
As cable and TV providers battle over whether canceling a major network’s service is a good idea during football season, we debate the current state of television in general. Our very large crowd debates the Late Night controversy, the unfortunate immortality of The Simpsons and Saturday Night Live, and how many networks were going to preempt the State of the Union for the Lost premier.
While health care is our topic, we seem to get distracted pretty easily. In the midst of debating the current nature of the health care bill working its way through Congress, our extremely small cast gets sidetracked by the question of Weed’s pants, loving a blanket a little too much, and how easy it is to electrocute yourself for some jollies.
Our decade in review episode focuses on the best, worst, and most indifferent of the past decade. The real question is not who the most important politician or celebrity was, or what the most important cultural milestone was. The real question is what kind of New Year’s glasses we’ll get now that we don’t have two zero’s in a row for the eyes.
FestivusPoles.com has a handy Greivance Form that you can print out and use (scroll down to the bottom of the page to find the PDF).
Our annual Year in Review reveals that we were extremely disappointed with 2009. However, it is Festivus, and the airing of our grievances against the entire year (and each other) is entirely appropriate. Our traditional Festivus pole, unadorned, is there, and our fets of strength has to be seen to be believed. Too bad this is radio.
Symphony of Science – ‘We Are All Connected’ (ft. Carl Sagan, Richard Feynman, Neil deGrasse Tyson & Bill Nye)
As our sabbatical season takes a more serious turn, we discuss the proliferation of Orthodox oriented sites promoting pornography, swinging, and deviancy. Join us as we discuss the problems, the impact, the oddities, and some possible solutions.
A phenomenon is sweeping the nation – hot, hot Jews. So why are Jewish women suddenly the most desirable ones in Hollywood? Didn’t Fran Drescher used to be the height of Jewish femininity in media? Not anymore, thank God.