Due to illness our President's Day show is a bit late. Along with our salute to our brave leader, Sam has brought us some of the world's finest bourbon to try. Keith talks about his trip to New Orleans, and Doc says that the Kid Rock show was a smash hit. We also have a call from Tim and Nanette from For Whatever Reason, and a few funny audio clips. We go out with songs from The Gumbo Brothers. Give us a call at (206)309-7308. E-mail us at [email protected].

On this show we drink the last of Sam's moonshine. We also talk a little about Sam's friend Greg Sonnier and his band The Gumbo Brothers. You can check them out at thegumbobrothers.com, or on youtube. Buy their cd's at cdbaby.com. Keith looks back at some of the stupidest people of 2007. We finish up with a couple of funny audio clips. The comment line is (206) 309-7308. The e-mail is [email protected].

This show has a few stupid news items, our stupid conversation, and a funny audio clip. Doc is on double secret probation, and Keith finally gets a new stove. We also talk a little more about the Gumbo Brothers band. For good "ass-shakin' funk" go to thegumbobrothers.com. For "mind numbing stupidity" go to insignificast.com. You can watch The Gumbo Brothers by searching for them on youtube. Call us at (206) 309-7308, or send e-mail to [email protected].

On this show we have beer and shots early. Doc has a story about getting kicked out of a bar, and a carny story. Keith has an early nominee for mother of the year. We also have several audio clips for you. When Keith and Sam lay down the law to Doc, can his union rep. save his job on the show? The comment line is (206) 309-7308. The e-mail is [email protected].

We have two of Doc's stories on this show. First, hear about Doc's last day as a Carny. Then after Sam's first effort from his new music studio, and listener calls, Doc talk's about his short time working offshore. There are exploding boats and dead bodies, everything you've come to expect from a Doc story. Call us at (206) 309-7308, or e-mail us at [email protected]. Subscribe on iTunes. Listen at podcast alley, podcast pickle, digg.com, libsyn.com, or podcast planet.

On this show we have an update on Sam's back. Doc is still celebrating his victory in the battle of the roommates. We drink the last of Sam's moonshine. A couple of listeners call in. With a little help from Sam, Doc makes it through a story about a camel that can pick football games. Keith is mad because big brother is watching. Call us at (206) 309-7308, or send e-mails to [email protected]. Visit or wesite at insignificast.com, or our blogpage at insignificast.libsyn.com.

It's Mardi Gras time here so we do a little talk about that on this show. Sam is cooking, and he went to see the doctor about his back. Doc and (surprise) Sam have some news for you, and we have an e-mail from C.B. Call us at (206) 309-7308, or e-mail us at [email protected].

We have a little music talk to start this show. Then we go back in time and visit the Insignificast show vault. We have segments from our practice shows. Listen to Doc's first strange contribution, our views on rehab, and a story from Sam and Cousin Marcus about the days when they were roommates. The sound was bad, but the stories were good. Check them out. Call us at (206) 309-7308 or e-mail us at [email protected].

How can a show be bad when Sam is making 30 quarts of seafood gumbo? Doc tells us about the Hannah Montana show that he worked on. Then Sam has a new shot for us to try. Also, we get a call from C.B. that leads to us talking about the music we like and the music we don't. Don't worry there is plenty of our usual stupidity along the way. Call us at (206) 309-7308. E-mail us at [email protected]

This was a fun show to do. Sam is cooking corn soup. We stick to conversation and stories on this one. Sam goes over his packet of minister goodies. He also gives you a taste of his fire and brimstone sermon talent. Doc talks about when Sam and he first met. Find out how Sam liked the haircut Keith's high school girlfriend gave him. Call us at (206) 309-7308, or e-mail us at [email protected].