You may be thinking the 2002 Spielberg film starring Leo DiCaprio and Tom Hanks about a young con artist who conned millions of dollars before his 19th birthday is a strange thing to adapt to musical form. 

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If anyone's wondering why we're doing the movie soundtrack version of Grease instead of the actual recording, just remember we did Chicago with the movie soundtrack and no one complained then! Also this episode is dedicated to the memory of Olivia Newton-John, a soulful person who had a soulful voice! And sorry my mic isn't working this episode. But hey, let just talk about Grease!

First off I’d like to gravely apologize for the recent episodes being dropped super late as opposed to our usual Sunday schedule. It’s been hard to find a concrete day to record episodes as of late, and a key member of our team dropped out, all which resulted in 19 nervous breakdowns on my part. I know that was a joke, but truthfully this summer has taken its toll on me. Still, we’ll all stride along as long as we can. 

Now let’s talk about a critically acclaimed 2000s band with their critically acclaimed concept album about changing the radio station! It’s Queens of the Stone Age, “Songs for the Deaf”!