Ten Ideas

Shaun Diston returns this week to discuss nightshades, Baby Warren Zevon, and tooth ringus. But that's not all, oh no. Rolling Stone's Peter Travers stops by to review the hit of the summer, Michael Keaton's Multiplicity! Plus, the boys learn a valuable lesson from the classic Greek legend of Orifice and Edifice. This episode is guaranteed to fit into your head hole and get reeeal wet.

Check out Shaun on his own wonderful show the Shauncast at theshauncast.podbean.com or by googling "shauncast" or by itunes, like a normal.

Glenn Boozan and Shaun Diston are temping in the Ten Ideas office this week. Consider yourself looped in on our discussion vis-a-vis gait shifting, Terry Gross's desk shrew, and how to crush up and snort a whole Barry Bonds. Then we'll break into small groups, with discussions led by Sir David Allen Greer and of course, time-travelling baby elephant, Kareem Abdul Babar. After that we'll do a deep dive on lick vids and call it a day. We make a great team, don't we?

Pack up your French Squeeze and reverse telescopes and join excellent guest Dan Hodapp over at Scarlett Johanssen's Chimpy Treehouse for an episode of Ten Ideas that is, frankly, going to knock your socks off. Definitely one of the top ten things God ever did. Definitely.

From Tokyo to Toledo, it's panda plugs, horsey sauce, crawberries, and the cool broad Dad brought home as far as the eye can see! And here to guide us through these treasures is Dan Hodapp and his fantastical, bombastical Miami Sound Machine! ACHTUNG: please do not ingest the pearlescent liquid excreted by the Sound Machine.

Dan Hodapp is funny, handsome, and currently starring in a very new, very good play by the guy who wrote Urinetown! It's called "Give the People What They Want" and you should go get tickets here (http://thepit-nyc.com/show/give-the-people-what-they-want-5/)

Ten Ideas has found its official POWER COUPLE this week in Diana Kolsky and Murf Meyer, who came by and dropped off the most unhinged, idea-packed episode of Ten Ideas yet. Behold listener, for here cometh teacup quarterbacks, the new 2014 Honda Civet, Damian Price and his Incredible Ghost Hunting Wolf Spiders, and a man whose hobby is "torsos."

You can see Murf and Diana on The Chris Gethard Show, soon to be on Comedy Central, and hear them every week on their great podcast Menage a Trois.

Bonjour et bienvenue! Fan favorites Langan Kingsley and Aaron Jackson are back on the show this week and they deliver 55 minutes of pure, ecstatic joy as usual. Come for the RIVER RAPS, stay for the long-con bus ride to Claire's. Then stay even longer because you're an adult now and your dad isn't in charge of you anymore so you can do whatever you want because you're almost 21 and you're a grownup and maybe next year you won't even come home for Thanksgiving so everybody better stop treating you like a baby because you're not a baby, you're a grown woman.

Karin Hammerberg, Cory Palmer, and Asa Boy return this week in an episode that, let's be honest, blows last week's episode out of the water. Why do we keep the episodes in water? Because they breathe through gills. Tl;dr there's some toppest notch bits in this one. Best appearance by a pomegranate, for sure.

This week, Taylor and Ryan are joined in the studio by power thruple Cory Palmer, Karin Hammerberg, and Asa Boy. Listen in as they pull the old sheet off zit clubs, wish chips, tape skins, poo-nalyzers, and tele-barbers. Plus some pretty rad ideas from listeners! Rad! You like rad!

This week, Ryan and Taylor towel off Ryan's undercarriage and head off, a proud lone duo, into the grocery tunnels of S.F.X. masses, wet fireworks, vacationing fish, 'bull'dozers, and the Museum of Natural History. 20% off to anyone who doesn't snapchat during the show.

Anna and Siobhan are back this week to guide us sherpalike out of the world's biggest Duane Read and to oversee our body donation process after it inevitably doesn't end well. Where shall our skulls go? The set of NBC's "Whitney" probably. Plus: baby weapons, transition contacts, more coffin stuff, designer destiny birthmarks, and ALL HAIL THE SUBWAY GODS, LORDS OF THE TRACK, LET THEM RISE AGAIN, BEHOLD THE YELLOW PRINCE OF THE 6 TRAIN.

Kisses!