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Taylor Grin joined us via phone to cover the 2nd Presidential debate. This debate was held only two days after the video was released which shows Donald Trump bragging about sexually assaulting multiple women. It was also marked once again by Trump repeatedly sniffing like a dog whose cocaine-filled chew toy has rolled under the couch.
We wanted to get this out as soon as possible, so there are no quote drops, no ads for other shows, and no song at the end. Even with eliminating those elements, the show clocks in at right about three hours long. You're welcome.
Matt's back!... At least for a few episodes before he jumps into the next round of his EMT training, and he brought his always delightful sister, Meg, with him.
We decided that a recap of the first presidential debate and the vice president debate would be better than full coverage of either of them because so much time has elapsed since they were originally aired, and we cheated by throwing in SNL's skit recapping the debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trumpsterfire.
As promised, this is the “best of” Matt Mitchell episode. Matt brings a whole lot to the show. He’s funny, he’s fiery, and he’s got a quick comedic wit that always leaves us laughing.
You’ll notice as we move through these clips that the sound quality improves with each one. That’s because they're listed in order of appearance from our earliest episodes to the most recent episodes. We’ve made a whole lot of changes over the last 2 ½ years (created an actual studio recording room, upgraded our mic stands, got windscreens to handle “plosive” words, added some mute buttons to cover background coughing, added some shock mounts, changed our editing process, etc.).
This is the rest of our recording session with Grant Larimer sitting in for Matt. Grant taught us a lot about the Veterans Administration and the unique challenges the agency faces, as well as offering some suggestions for fixing some of the problems.
We cover a few different things, including Dan being suspended from Facebook for 24 hours, and a discussion which takes us down the rabbit hole from the starting point of watching a video to an ending point somewhere around talking about old horror movies and Farrah Fawcett. Grant Larimer joins us in-studio on our journey to fill in for Matt who is still busy studying to be an EMT.
We know that gaps in releasing shows are bad, so this is the first of a sort-of two-part episode we recorded to ensure our listeners wouldn't have to go a few weeks without an episode from us. YOU'RE WELCOME.
Geoff Linville joins us in-studio once again to fill in for Matt who is busy studying to be an EMT. We cover the NBC Commander-In-Chief Forum where Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump took the stage for 30 minutes each to answer questions posed by Matt Lauer, as well as questions from the audience.
This is a pretty long show, because we also cover the death of Phyllis Schlafly, the LDS Church trying to cover its tracks, candidate for Utah Governor defends his right to hold a fundraiser with potential voters, and Donald Trump's head is in the clouds - literally. Also, we'll be taking a two-week break after the next show while Ryan attends a wedding and Dan goes on his first cruise.
Chris Reed from the Utah Outcasts podcast joined us in-studio to fill in for our favorite misanthrope, Matt, who is busily studying for his EMT course. Prepare to get Kaepernicked as we cover the largest story of the week - San Francisco 49ers quarterback, Colin Kaepernick, refusing to stand for the playing of the National Anthem. Also, the world lost a great man with the death of Gene Wilder; he will be missed.
Closing Song, as chosen by Michael: Barbra Streisand - Don't Rain On My Parade
We had a great time with Matt Dillahunty who was kind enough to join us via Skype for more than two hours to discuss his recent debate with Blake Giunta, talk about his background a bit more, and answer some audience questions.
Closing Song: Nirvana - Jesus Don´t Want Me For A Sunbeam
Grant Larimer (A.K.A. The Purple Dragon) joins us once again to fill in for Matt, who was busy studying. We recap Atheists of Utah's participation in the recent Ogden Pride Festival, and Dan gets pretty salty.
We also covered a lot of other news items, including:
Closing song: Queens of the Stone Age - My God is the Sun
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