Ten Ideas

This week, our first musical guest, Peter Naddeo (Laura Stevenson and the Cans, Archipelago) breaks up the monotony of our genius with music! And Halle Kiefer, friend of the show/enemy of the state, drops by to sell us  torture mugs for the lonely, Safe-T-Men, the terror of real-life cupids, and at least one handful of sink water. Give your mind's eye a rest for we leave nothing to the imagination.

This week, Cathryn Mudon, Riley Soloner, Michael Antonucci, and Yoni Lotan bike over to the studio and make guacamole in their bike helmets for his Royal Majesty the King of Clowns! We tip them in PeckBucks, the currency of choice at the Gregory Peck estate. And if you thought Ten Ideas couldn't couldn't get any more mileage out of spiders in your mouth while you sleep, you're in for a very rude awakening.

This week we are joined by Cathryn Mudon and Riley Soloner! Oh boy! Listen to these beautiful, normal humans debase themselves by being on this show and discussing litter boxes for humans, snake dinners, and how to jazz up that Puppy Bowl (Spoiler alert: it's kids with muscular dystrophy). Two reputations down, about 7 billion to go.

This week, Dan Chamberlain (CHAMBALAND, Fambly, Left Handed Radio) pushes the show to it's breaking point. If you are a fan of Ten Ideas or of Dan Chamberlain, saddle up.

Sasheer Zamata and Dan Chamberlain join us this week to discuss 10 new "ideas" birthed fresh and screaming from the gaping loins of the American zeitgeist. Does Ryan automatically assume that time machines mean sex stuff? You bet! Does Sasheer like the idea of giant mecahincal arms that torture subway rats for amusement? She comes around! How do we solve the age old Pluto/Goofy conundrum? With existential horror! So put on your GloveCondoms™ and listen in!

Langan Kingsley is back and beter than ever in one of our greatest episodes. You'll be crowing "modern classic!" along with the rest of every human being once you hear us rifle through such gems as: re-organizing the Dewey Decimal System, re-enactions of classic concerts, dugongs, and surgically transplanting Tom Hanks' arms from his shoulders to his hips so that he looks like a human plus-sign.

Plus ten new, American, fresh, Fresh-american ideas. Pret a porter.

Langan Kingsley, the brightest bee in this whole bee bar, stops by to dish about loving, learning, laughing, and the best place to download free Winamp skins online. All that and a visit from EmployoBot, the career advice giving robot, that you definitely won't get tired of. And of course, as usual, TEN new, original, American, fresh, fresh-American IDEAS.

This week, Frank Hejl and Karin Hammerberg are the guests so nice we had them back a second time. Come for the global, international subway system, but stay for the giant pill that makes people stop telling you their New Year's resolutions. Also: chumming for lions, rub soilin', and movies that go on 2 long, am I rite?

And of course, as usual, TEN new, original, American, fresh, fresh-American IDEAS.

Frank Hejl and Karin Hammerberg ring in a rockin' New Year's Eve with us this week! This year instead of a giant crystal ball, we're dropping good bed bugs, charcoal sketches of a Big Fish DVD case, a dog in Jamz, and Dick Clark's wax head.

Good Bugs!

Morgan Evans joins us this week to bring an end to the western institutionalization of materialism. Have you ever read any Slavoj Zizek? Is a question you might hear someone say on this, our only episode featuring everyone's favorite sub atomic particles, fermions. Watch for: transparent beanbags with one floating, rotten pumkin, Ryan's quiet malice towards pigs, and an idea that is perhaps dinged before it's time. Is it? YOU DECIDE.