F That Noise

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  • Episode 88: What do you miss about the 80s
    The world is changing, and so are we! In this uproarious episode of “F That Noise,” your hosts Keith Grieve, Jamie Klein, and Burdick navigate the chaotic aftermath of a tornado that almost derailed their recording. Amid laughter and witty banter, they tackle the intriguing question: what happens when life throws you a curveball?
    Join us as we dive into the unexpected with our signature humor, discussing everything from the absurdity of daily life to the need for community in turbulent times. You’ll discover how to embrace the chaos, find joy in unpredictability, and even appreciate the barking of a disgruntled dog during a recording session!
    You’ll hear Keith share his harrowing experience of driving through a tornado warning—an anecdote that’s both thrilling and a bit whimsical. Jamie and Burdick chime in with their own stories, adding layers of humor and camaraderie that make this episode a must-listen.
    But why does this matter? In a world filled with uncertainty, the ability to laugh and connect over shared experiences is more crucial than ever. This episode not only entertains but also inspires listeners to find solidarity in the quirks of life.
    Perfect for anyone who needs a good laugh or a reminder that they’re not alone in facing life’s unpredictable challenges. Tune in for a wild ride filled with laughter, insights, and a few surprises along the way—this is one episode you won’t want to miss!
    1 hr 2 min
  • Ep 87 1/2- Storms and stuff
    # Weather Talk and Nostalgic Drives
    > A lighthearted discussion on weather, nostalgia, and memorable quotes.
    The conversation kicks off with a lighthearted banter about the weather, and it's clear that the hosts are in different climates. Keith shares his misadventures with the recent storms in western New York, humorously recounting how a strong wind wreaked havoc on his deck furniture.  
    > "I just got word before I went on the air that my wife has this hanging egg chair on our deck that apparently broke with the wind." — Keith Grieve  
    Jamie, on the other hand, is basking in the sun in Chicago, where the temperatures are nearing a scorching hundred degrees. He reflects on the timing of his new AC installation, having endured three weeks without it.  
    > "Three weeks of hell on earth with no AC..." — Keith Grieve  
    Their conversation meanders through memories of childhood summers without air conditioning, with Burdick sharing his own experience of growing up in a home that lacked it for nearly two decades.  
    > "I went nineteen years without air conditioning..." — Burdick  
    As they transition from weather woes to pop culture, the hosts introduce their "Drive of the Week" segment. Jamie humorously presents a line from a new horror film, attempting to create a connection between the thrill of the drive and the suspense of the movie.  
    > "This is for the 2026 movie Obsession..." — Jamie Klein  
    The hosts share laughs over the quirks of the film and the fun of revisiting nostalgic elements that remind them of their youth. It's a delightful, casual episode filled with relatable moments and humor, perfect for listeners who enjoy a blend of personal anecdotes and pop culture discussions.  
    As the episode wraps up, you can sense the camaraderie among the hosts, making it clear that even a short chat can spark joy and laughter.  
    If you want to hear more about their weather tales, nostalgic drives, and quirky movie quotes, tune in to the full episode!
    23 min
  • 1- Counting Crows "Mr. Jones"
    Welcome to Interpretations! We start off with a song about Adam Duritz's dreams. It was their first hit off their first release way back in 1993 and the real-life story it's based on, along with how it's changed over the years, make it a song for all times.
    8 min

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Steve Taylor, Jamie Klein, Mike Burdick, Pete Melia and Keith Grieve have always been told their collective sense of humor is, well, "special". So much so that they decided to share it with the world…