Now the podcast is available in full-color video on YouTube! Watch Kristin & Scott tape the show while you listen. That’s why we’re calling this episode, “Video Killed the Radio Star.” Audio…video…or both. Y’all listen AND watch!

This week we’re talking about the state of Nevada possibly sticking with Standard Time year round; most fake AI-generated movie trailers won’t be earning ad revenue on YouTube; Norwegian Cruise Line pulls a horrible itinerary switcharoo on the inaugural sailing of their new Aqua ship; Taco Bell, Pizza Hut, and KFC are switching to an AI generated ordering system at their drive-thrus across the U.S.; Kristin and Scott’s hometown of Williamsburg, Virginia will be featured heavily in Ken Burns’ new Revolutionary War documentary next Fall; the final “Downton Abbey” movie finally has a premiere date; we now know that Katy Perry, Gayle King, and an all-female crew will blast into space on April 14; an off-duty Southwest Airlines flight attendant could be in serious hot water over her carry-on bags; a United Airlines pilot forgot his passport, diverting a China-bound flight; big changes are coming to the Mega Millions lottery, meaning BIGGER jackpots and better odds; Kermit the Frog announced as the University of Maryland’s commencement speaker; “The Empire Strips Back” parody show is touring the U.S.; Lady Gaga announces a summer arena tour to support her new album; Trump International hotel is sued for killing a woman with its revolving front door (allegedly); we are totally digging Seth Rogan’s “The Studio” series on AppleTV+; Duke University is all up in arms about a t-shirt on HBO’s “The White Lotus;” the Trump administration will crack down on ticket scalpers (with Kid Rock’s help); 20,000+ people want Nashville’s airport to be renamed for country singer Dolly Parton; the “Coyote vs. Acme” movie WILL be distributed after all; people are freaking out about the May 7 Real ID deadline; and, much more pop culture silliness for April 2, 2025. It’s a hoot and a half, y’all.

Our new episode is called, “Girl You Know It’s True,” for March 26, 2025. And as luck would have it, it was the SECOND time we taped it because we screwed up the first try. Yikes! So, here we go again…

Scott and Kristin are talking about the New Jersey man who is suing United Airlines because he was ripped out of a lavatory with his pants and underwear down around his ankles; the sometimes-pretentious practice of naming one’s house; Scott tells the tale of how he tried to drive home with someone else’s car this past weekend; we wish Dale a happy 44th birthday this coming weekend; Kristin’s kid is planning hard for April Fool’s Day—although he doesn’t quite get it; we start our “What Would You Do?” segment with a question about an out of control family at Mandalay Bay; we correct mistakes Scott made on last week’s show about the Subway sandwich chain and his sister-in-law’s preferred steak temperature; we revisit the Netflix sound one more time because we figured out that it DOES sound like President Underwood’s ring hitting his desk in Season Two of the streamer’s “House of Cards” series; Netflix is rebooting “Little House on the Prairie;” the Amazon Echo is constantly listening to you and recording your commands then keeping said recordings in the cloud; and, one of the hosts does NOT like Meghan Markle’s new lifestyle show…and it’s not Scott. All that crap, plus lots more pop culture silliness for the week that was.

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New episode alert: “A Boy’s Club No Longer” is ready for your ears.

Kristin Talastas, Scott’s best friend of 38 years (wait! what?! how did that happen? where does the time go?), joins the Swish Edition this week as his new permanent co-host. They are talking about Jersey Mike’s Day of Giving; the first day of Spring will be sprung upon us tomorrow morning; Paramount’s amazing “Landman” series has been renewed for a second season; you can go work for KISS’ Gene Simmons, and you have to pay HIM $12,000 for the privilege; Albertson’s grocery store doesn’t trust Scott with a bottle of vodka; Caesar’s has teamed up with reality star and restauranteur Lisa Vanderpump to turn Las Vegas’ The Cromwell hotel into the Vanderpump Hotel; a jury awards a man $50 million after his penis is scalded by a Venti hot tea from Starbucks (double ouch!); Conan O’Brien will return to host the Oscars for a second time in a row next March; TSA officers find a live turtle hidden in a man’s pants at Newark’s airport; the poor stranded astronauts are finally coming home; and, much more pop culture silliness, as usual. But it’s unusual! Y’all listen. 

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It’s Dale’s last show, y’all! This week, the guys are talking about Kim Kardashian’s 60-foot long swimsuit installation in Times Square; Lady Gaga killing it on “Saturday Night Live;” a naked woman bares all on a Southwest flight; Southwest 86’ed long-standing free checked bags; that fired Alaska Airlines flight attendant (she posted a video of herself twerking, in uniform, on an airplane) thinks her termination was racially motivated; “SWAT” is cancelled by CBS for a record third time; it’s the beginning of pool season in Las Vegas—but the weather is NOT cooperating; Vanna White spills tons of tea about “Wheel of Fortune;” and, much more pop culture silliness for the week that was.

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“The Jet Set Goes Set-Jetting,” y’all. Our newest audio episode is ready for your ears, everywhere fine podcasts are disseminated…like Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon, iHeart, YouTube, and more. You can also stream or download all of our past episodes since 2018, at swishedition.com.

The popular—and oh so very pretty—Kristin Talastas returns to guest host with me, Scott, while Dale is away licking his wounds (don’t worry; he’s almost totally a-okay). When we aren’t fighting, we’re talking about that pesky Daylight Savings happening this coming Sunday; the first Chi-Chi’s reincarnation location is announced; Katy Perry, Gayle King, and other notables will leave our planet momentarily this Spring on an all-female flight to ‘space;’ the super-strange Gene Hackman mystery unfolds slowly in Santa Fe; Las Vegas’ Area15 campus finally gets its very own Boeing 747; the Oscars inexplicably applaud Barbara Broccoli even though she sold James Bond out to Amazon; Hall and Oats ain’t never getting back together (do we care?); American icon Dolly Parton’s husband passed away after 60 years together; Alanis Morissette announces first Sin City residency; there’s some new “Scream” casting news we totally dig (but don’t understand); and, we tell you about the newest way to travel…it’s called, “Set-Jetting,” and it seems all kinds of fun. All of that, and more, on this week’s fun new episode of your favorite pop culture podcast. Won’t you come sit a spell and give us a listen? 

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It’s the “Cream of the Crop,” y’all. Our new “Swish Edition” episode is ready for your ears, everywhere fine audio podcasts are distributed…like Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon, iHeart, YouTube, and more. You can always stream or download all of our past episodes since 2018, at swishedition.com, too.

This week, the guys are talking about Amazon founder Jeff Bezos crowdsourcing the next James Bond—but we have our picks for the iconic role (and we are always right); the first Applebee’s/IHOP mashup has opened in Texas; Betty White’s stamp gets a release date; The Backstreet Boys’ Las Vegas residency is more popular than we thought; Celebrity Cruises’ celebrity captain leaves the company; the new AppleTV+ movie, “The Gorge”, is quite unique; Taco Bell has teamed up with the famed Milk Bar for a sweet treat; Reba McEntire’s “Happy’s Place” gets a second season order from NBC; most of Hooters 400+ restaurants (but not the original ones) aren’t ‘happy places’ right now; a Parade of Planets is happening in the skies again this Friday; R&B legend Roberta Flack has passed away; and, much more pop culture news and views from the past week.

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Come help Dale and Scott paddle their douche canoe away from hungry whales and they’ll tell you their thoughts on the “Saturday Night Live” 50th anniversary special; KFC’s ironic move out of Kentucky; National Love Your Pet Day is here again—because you’re only allowed to do that one day a year; your dad’s favorite show (and ours, of course), “Reacher,” returns for another kickass season on Prime Video; Cracker Barrel’s copycat menu items; there’s an entire restaurant themed around Netflix shows in Las Vegas; Arnold Schwarzenegger is totally cool with son Patrick’s full frontal scene in season three of “The White Lotus;” the crazy expensive price of concert tickets—and how to easily fix that maddening scalping problem; one popular use of “TGIF” on TV doesn’t mean what we thought it meant; people who drive Tesla Cybertrucks are getting ruthlessly harassed; and, much more pop culture silliness of the week.

Download, stream, and subscribe to SWISH EDITION pop culture & comedy podcast episodes at swishedition.com and on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, iHeartRadio, and almost everywhere else you get your audio podcasts. New episodes drop every week, clear through ’til the end of May.

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Love is in the air as we speed toward this Friday…Valentine’s Day! Because, man, we need it right now. And based on our local grocery store’s overflowing abundance of balloons, flowers, and chocolate covered strawberries in heart-shaped boxes, Valentine’s Day means business.

This week, Dale and Scott are talking about that, plus game-changing residency announcements from The Backstreet Boys and Kelly Clarkson; this year’s Rock and Roll Hall of Fame nominees are announced; a Connecticut state senator wants to force movie theaters to tell us when the actual movie starts; boiling an (expensive) egg is a science; TED TALKS are up for grabs; the Super Bowl attracts a record crowd - we’re talking about the highlights and lowlights, naturally; those Post Malone cookies ain’t all that; why Ye (ne Kanye West) was kicked off Shopify (hint: he’s insane); and, much more pop culture silliness for the week.

Download, stream, and subscribe to SWISH EDITION pop culture & comedy podcast episodes at swishedition.com and on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, iHeartRadio, and almost everywhere else you get your audio podcasts. New episodes drop EVERY Wednesday clear through ’til the end of May.

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Are you ready for some football, y’all? Being that it’s Wednesday, February 5, the Super Bowl countdown is seriously on!

While Dale is on assignment this week, Scott and his special guest co-host Kristin have all the silly pop culture news and views, including the record-breaking cost to attend this Sunday’s Big Game in New Orleans; how much a 30-second commercial on said telecast will cost Haggen-Dazs, Dunkin’, and Ritz crackers (but NOT State Farm); why we hate that damned groundhog (even though he’s hardly ever right with his predictions); “Buffy” may live to slay again on Hulu; the Waffle House has added a 50 cent per egg surcharge to their menu; OnlyFans is making a bunch of people multi-multi-millionaires; how we’d both love to make money with cooking videos on YouTube and TikTok; Barilla, Oreo, and Pringles shake up our grocery aisles with unexpected ‘limited time offer’ items; Starbucks is thankfully returning the their roots; Costco is making enemies with their Pepsi-loving customers; and, much more, live on tape from Nevada and Virginia to the world.

Download, stream, and subscribe to SWISH EDITION pop culture & comedy podcast episodes at swishedition.com and on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, iHeartRadio, and almost everywhere else you get your audio podcasts. New episodes drop EVERY Wednesday clear through ’til the end of May.

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Dale & Scott are otherwise engaged this week, far away from their microphones, so they are releasing this “Swish Rewind” episode to keep you company while they're away.

Once upon a time, back in June 2012, Scott, along with former co-hosts Jason and Steve, spoke to the iconic actress and singer Lynda Carter. You know her, for sure: Lynda was the original female superhero on our television screens, starring as the title character in "Wonder Woman," that aired on ABC, then CBS, between 1975 and 1979. 

In this throwback segment from the podcast's early days in our nation’s capital, the guys talk to the Washington, D.C.-area resident about her pop music albums, touring the country, the fate of that infamous tight-fitting superhero costume, taking on Hollywood her way, singing with Kermit the Frog on "The Muppet Show," kayaking the Potomac River, popping up in the "The Dukes of Hazzard" and the "Super Troopers" movies, and much more. Lynda was an absolute delight that day, a real trooper, and we simply couldn't get enough of our friendly conversation with the television legend.

Dale & Scott will return with a fresh new episode on February 5.