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Friend of the show and furry community superstar Pepper Coyote makes his return to tell Jim and Sean about what he's been up to (with a surprise cameo appearance by Fox Amore). Bigfoot fucker Peter Caine proves he's a colossal douchebag and Jim punches women....all on tonight's episode of the Lone Shark Podcast!
After a month hiatus for the holidays and new year, Jim and Sean deliver a season two opener worthy of he wait. Comedian Bruce Baum finally shows up and talks about his beef with Jerry Seinfeld. Special second season Cameos from the Unknown Comic and the newest, bestest friend of the show: Debbie Gibson reworks one of her hits to honor the second season opener. Incredulously, we still discuss Louis CK and the "wokescolds"...and demonstrate why the left and the right are not so far apart on this issue. Finally, a generous helping of Paul Flart hate ensues as Miss Gibson saves the day in a big way.
Hosts Jim and Sean wrap it up for 2018 with a marathon extravaganza....reflecting on the previous 21 episodes, speaking with Lone Shark alumni Bret Magnum, and spinning the manic storytelling wheel like never before. No Xanax is left unturned as your beloved hosts end 2018 with a bang.
Hosts Jim Sharky and Sean the Producer compare post-Thanksgiving notes as Sean tells us why the USPS has nothing on him. Jim tries his hand at a sober broadcast as stories from the week include: plumbing, seizures, fake news, presidential song parodies, and necrophiliac pregnancy. The headmaster himself, Pete Abbagnaro, provides a seemingly sleepy phoner. This one's got something for the whole dysfunctional family!
After a self described "bye week", Sean the Producer and Jim Sharky return to the mics for a guest-free week of your pop culture Red Zone. Jim finally shares the story of "the over-prescribing doctor". It's an aptly named episode on multiple levels.
Radio icon Dennis Falcone proves that being tardy to the party isn't always a bad thing. Mr. Better-Late-Then-Never finally connects with Jim and Sean (not to be confused with Jim and Sam) to cover off on terrestrial and satellite radio....as well as a first hand deconstruction of radio's greatest implosion, The Opie and Anthony Show. Management is loving the direction of this one, and so will you.
In a week of sinister bombing attempts, Jim and Sean cover off on the one that actually detonated (referring, of course, to Jim Sharky's less than memorable stand up comedy performance the night before). In true "breaking news" fashion, we cover all sides of the story with the gig's promoter, audience members, and headliner. Said headliner, Geno Bisconte, represents 1/2 of the In Hot Water show on Anthony Cumia's Compound Media network (www.compoundmedia.com). Deconstruct Jim's bombing, while we also celebrate the scarring of Jim's youth with a special Halloween "manic storytell" with Jim's sister Brenda. ....oh, and bionic robot penises too.
Hosts Jim Sharky and Sean the Producer run the ADHD gamut, covering off on "redneck paper/rock/scissors", the Gilmore Girls, and a heartfelt apology over the "Rocky Horror Fat Janet" incident. High school alumnus and photo journalist Steve Boitano talks about leaving DC for the Syria war zone, and impaling your face with a crowbar. Oh and there is a funeral for Mamma Chia, as the quest for the perfect vodka sponsor begins.
Norman Lear alumni Glenn Scarpelli talks about why Valerie Bertinelli is awesome, as well as why Sedona, Arizona is the center of the universe. Kanye West proves he is the Henry Kissinger of our day as we whoop-de-scoops his way through an epside of your podcast with bombast. So dress up like a schnauser and polish your gender neutrality. Glenn Scarpelli proves he is easily the newest and bestest friend of the Lone Shark Podcast. No Cameo required.
In this guest-free episode of the podcast, Jim and Sean cover off on everything from Banksy to "chinks in the armor". Ireland gives us the Irish goodbye and Sean regales us with stories of his service in the US Army. Also, Nannette STILL sucks ass.
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