Three names you certainly don't hear together often, but here she is folks: Comedian Olga Namer in the Juskow Compound to tell us about leaving her marriage and the Orthodox community. Olga talks comedy, of course, and came in to defend the charges made up against her by a jealous waitress. All great stuff that makes up for a great podcast. :)

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Well. . .why do folks seem to have no accents when they sing? No one knows. But today we put the hilarity to the test with the VERY Scottish Shirley Manson from Garbage against -- well -- you'll find out. :) Also, wait til you hear what Bon Jovi had to say about me opening in Atlantic City and family drama. All, this week on a new podcast. Yay.

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The aftermath of the big Sarah Silverman tour in detail. Plus, the new lady James Bond. I understand it all now but the initial shock. Also, ELO and Jeff Lynne can suck it. There, I said it.

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Oh my god. How many times? But. . .when you make a connection between Star Wars and H.R. Pufnstuf you must be a genuine idiot and this podcast is no exception. Also a connection between A Chorus Line and James Bond. Clearly I'm losing my mind. But, on the flipside there's lots of ranting and raving about girls and nieces and nephews. Who doesn't like that? :)

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The title quotes the classic Donald Sutherland line from "Animal House" and turns out to be rather relevant this week. As we delve into why people are available at noon on a Wednesday, deep depression and how Meatloaf (the musician) ripped off the TV Version of "Animal House" for his follow up to "Bat Out of Hell". For real?

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Like in the classic Rabbi books of the seventies, the Deacon at the funeral on Monday was GOD awful. (I'm hilarious). Also, the 20 hour date on Thursday, recording video during live concerts and going back to the old partying ways of 1987. This podcast marks the point where Dave Juskow finally loses his mind since his firing. You're welcome.

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Hello everyone. My Friday was as hectic as Henry Hill's Sunday when the helicopter was following him so I recorded in similar fashion. Also, the girl I was with Thursday put her feet on the bar and got kicked out like in "Casino". Thus, the title. Also, Eugene Levy, Bugs Bunny and Mel Brooks. You know -- the greats.

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Hi all. Another week of unemployment - let the good times roll. My mother and how she clearly hates her grandchildren, the expensive underwear that bleeds, the big fight between carrot top and penn jillette I missed and my niece is dumb. You know, the usual. :)

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Turns out "Hadestown" is literally about Hell. Who knew? Never even heard of the play until a week ago. We listen to some of it together to make our decision and survey says: Broadway's in big trouble. Also in this day and age I guess we'll have to change the name of "Guys and Dolls" to "Guys and Smart Sophisticated Women" or something. Let's face it -- we're all doomed.

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Picture it - a young Dave Juskow in his first dramatic role demanding to use the hottest band of our time, "Asia". A classic tale about a small period in 1982. We have to look at the past to figure out the future. Am I right? The unemployment continues.

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