After we spend some time arguing about who is which Sex and the City character, we reminisce about the early days of the station and some of our craziest moments. After determining that Bono is to blame for thousands of years of misery and pain in Africa, we discuss the definition of a Jewish hero and who is a douchebag for claiming to be one.
Zee relates the story of Dr. November’s canine adventure. After discovering that pet stores do not, in fact, sell doggie tampons, we review Quentin Tarantino’s new film, Inglourious Basterds. The miracle (and horror) that is Google’s predictive search is also under discussion. Apparently, we are all desperately afraid of Chinese people.
Join us as we discuss Obama’s conquering of news networks to shill for his health care plan, while Sweet Dee gazes longingly at our president in the moonlight. Are insurance companies really just money-making greed-machines? Yes. Yes, they are.
Zee’s just gotten engaged, and registering for $200 pillows is not something he’ll forget soon. On that note, we jew down our listeners with a discussion of the so-called “shidduch crisis” sweeping through the Jewish singles community. And how do little Orthodox kids learn about sex? It’s not sex ed – it’s HBO.
Join us for our annual summer movie preview. Will we be hung over? Dragged to hell? Transformed? Probably not.
Television sucks. I mean, there’s some stuff we like, but most of the rest of it is pretty bad. How is One Tree Hill still on the air? When will the Desperate Housewives get eaten by the Smoke Monster? Do any of us still watch network television? What season is Dynasty up to?
Zee questions why he hates people so much. Is it because of the tendency to tell others how to run their businesses? Is it because of Brooklyn? Is it inappropriate behavior at movies? No, it’s probably because of Brooklyn. Have you ever seen The Passion of the Christ with Gilbert Gottfried?