Doc is at festival so Keith's bride Melanie sits in as Doc For A Day. We get a real late start so we are sorry if we missed any calls. The gang tries out some rather unpleasant beer, talk about the weeks events and even get in a little Ask Dr. Doc. Mostly, as always, there is just drinking and random conversation. Thankfully the gang missed out on the bad weather that was supposed to hit but blew over. One of Doc's recommendations from Festival is Les Breastfeeders. Check them out on YouTube or MySpace. Call the comment line at (206) 309-7308. Visit insignificast.com. Thanks for listening.

The guys are back and none to soon. Some of Doc's old "club" friends seem to keep getting into trouble. Larry skypes in and joins the party. S&D Guitars might have found it's first endorsement deal. Doc is preparinng to work Festival. If you want to be Doc for a Day, skype in on the 24th between 9:00pm and 2:00am central. Doc gives listeners an idea of what Festival de Internationale is like. The gang does not see the problem with children cussing. There is some group Stats and Facts, and Doc tells us all about the Marpha Lights. Call the comment line at (206) 309-7308. Visit insignificast.com. Check out the Static Radio podcast. Thanks for listening.

Now that the hangovers have cleared up, it is time to start drinking once again. Sam has revenge on the Static Radio guys for sticking a Dolly Parton song in his head. Sam and Doc consider going to the neighborhood watch meeting. The guys actually get to some of the calls on the comment line.Larry King skypes in to talk about his marital problems. Call the comment line at (206) 309-7308. Visit insignificast.com. Feel free to skype Insignificast Saturday's 9:00pm-2:00am central. Check out the Static Radio podcast. Thanks for listening.

Our gang is back and quickly loosing sight of sobriety. It starts off with several shots within the first fifteen minutes and then just more beer. Sam and Tim prove that just because you write a song does not mean you know how to play it or know the words, but it is still fun just playing around. There is talk about how each podcast started and how each found out about the other. The best thing is that you can meet and make friends with people all over the world that otherwise you would never know just by doing a silly little podcast. That is really the best thing about all of this. Call the comment line at (206) 309-7308. Visit insignificast.com. Feel free to skype Insignificast Saturday's between 9:00pm and 2:00am central. Check out Tim and Nanette at forwhateverreason.net. Thanks for listening.

The gang gathers to give shelter to those fleeing The Great Georgia War. Tim and Nanette from the For Whatever Reason podcast show up in time for some homemade boudin (pronounced boo-dan with a silent n) which is a Cajun delicacy. It is made with pig parts and chicken parts mixed with rice and stuffed into sausage casing. I will spare you what parts are used. Once everybody settles in for some podcasting we realized we had a house full of booze. We did what you would expect from three Cajuns, a Texan, and a Californian. We drank like there was no tomorrow. We had a great time...I even remember some of it. Call the comment line at (206) 309-7308. Visit insignificast.com. Check out For Whatever Reason. Thanks for listening.

The guys are here again and almost articulate. Calyx haunts Doc from the grave. Doc gives us some Stats and Facts...well Facts. There is a little census talk and some Doc News. Sandra Bullock needs Doc's Murkin of Love. Questionable comments about Jesse James. There is a lot of mirth and merryment after a difficult week. Call the comment line at (206) 309-7308. Visit insignificast.com. Feel free to skype in Saturday's 9:00pm to 2:00am central. Thanks for listening.

The gang is back together again for another attempt at a podcast. The guys catch up with whats been going on and then Doc hits them with an announcement. It seems there may be a ray of light in Doc's cold black heart. There is some Dr. Doc and some Leftist Commie Pinko Crap. It seems that there is a need someone to be Doc for a Night on April 24th. Doc will be at festival and unable to podcast. Call the comment line at (206) 309-7308. Visit insignificast.com. Feel free to skype Insignificast Saturday's 9:00pm to 2:00am central. Thanks for listening.

Carrying on in true Doc Day fashion the guys once again reflect on all things Doc. There is a bit of Doc News and yet another cover of a song off of Letter Seventeen, Backstage Stories. Keith Landry does an excelent cover of Day To Day. Doc fills in the details of which unexplained phenomenon he believes in and those he doesn't. Call the comment line at (206) 309-7308. Visit insignificast.com. Free downloads of Backstage Stories at letterseventeen.com. Thanks for listening.

Sam and Doc get together for a day of everything Doc. He gets his favorite food and listens to some of his favorite music. Festival International de Louisiane now has an Iphone app. We hear Andy Samford test drive the S&D Guitar that Sam and Doc made for Tim from Letter Seventeen and For Whatever fame. Check it out on YouTube just type in Andy tries out an S&D Guitar, and also, Andy plays Ask Dr. Doc. Lane Sullivan of A Beautiful Scene covers Letter Seventeen's Shoot The Nuge, which is of course about Doc getting shot outside of CC's Lounge in Abbeville, LA. Once again thanks to Bob and Miles at Static Radio for having us on their podcast, it was a blast. Check it out at staticradio.com. Call the comment line at (206) 309-7308. Visit insignificast.com. Thanks for listening.