Hola, Sneakers! Welcome to Episode 519 of Sneaky Dragon, the podcast least likely to…

…end that sentence!

This week: proper names; wild accusations; neither rum nor raisin; respectful remembering; effective yelling; disrespectful pizza jokes; four-legged landlords; war journals; yes to tight lips; streaking Iron Man; sports flop; lightbulb moment; square entertainment; chopping block; bad feeds; bath time; Tile Tales; foul taste; a moment of stillness; recommended: Time; drunken calving; indestructible bon vivant; Yorkshire croissant; milk disease; cow gallery; doorception: practical heists; elaborate criminals; bad elements; no purpose; the value of death; declining ability; goodbye; gratitude; cast adrift; hard to accept; family secrets; Top 5 Songs Using Real People’s Names; Question of the Week – Sneakers respond; jury’s out; shit for shit remake; tea bag; clearly Canadian; no room at the Dedrick inn; mummy issues; exploding dinnerware; good spoilers; honest ditherings; down the drain; comfort and joy; word praise; below the knee jerk; and, finally, mystery tease.

Top 5 Songs Using Real People’s Names (Part 1)!

1. Garland Jeffreys – “Lon Chaney” – Garland Jeffreys, 1973 – 2:05:37
2. Dana Gillespie – “Andy Warhol”, Peephole in My Brain: The Progressive Pop Sounds of 1971, 2020 – 2:13:04
3. Prefab Sprout – “Faron Young” – Steve McQueen, 1985 – 2:17:51
4. Blossom Dearie – “Dusty Springfield” – That’s the Way I Want to Be, 1970 – 2:33:25
5. John Grant – “Sigourney Weaver”” – Queen of Denmark, 2010 – 2:32:29

Question of the Week: As you have gotten older, have you found a new purpose in life?
Sub-question of the Week: If someone were to write a song about a famous person, about whom would you like that song to be?