The Complete Disaster Podcast

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If you've been listening to the podcast for at least ten years, you'll remember when Cy used to pop into the studio all the time. Then, one day, he vanished. Why? Find out today! Also find out why you should go see the last two days of Comedy Crash and Burn XV.

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Digger is out, and apparently it's pretty polarizing. Tim says it's good. Critics do not. Apparently you'll have to watch for yourself to determine if you love it or hate it. Kind of like the Lizzie Borden season of Monster, which Tim does not say is good.

Topics:

Digger

Coyote vs. Acme

Lioness

Lizzie Borden

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DWTS - that's Dancing With The Stars for those of you out of the loop - has been going for a very long time. Over twenty years, in fact. Proving that it's never too late to start, Kathryn has decided to start watching it this week. Speaking of which, if you've never watched the Rankin Bass Christmas specials, don't let the fact that they're a million years old deter you.

Topics:

Kathryn and Alex watch Dancing With The Stars

Cornell controversy

Paramount/WB merger

Kristyn on the red carpet for The Animals

Rankin Bass Christmas specials

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Have you ever been in a situation where you could either say "hey Siri" and have your phone respond, or die a gruesome death? At least one person has.

Topics:

Kaohly Her is a lunatic

Sage is the future running champion

Dog tries to play with home invader

Oregon man uses earbuds to save life

3 year old brings gun to daycare

Andy blows baking soda in Alex's face

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The 25th anniversary of 9/11 is over, but interest in the story never dies. Especially because, apparently, there is a functionally infinite number of them. Jeffrey compiled a portion of this infinity into a book.

You can buy Ash and Honor: The Untold 368 Minutes of 9/11 at https://www.amazon.com/Ash-Honor-Untold-368-Minutes-ebook/dp/B0G76Y3NZZ!

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Today's episode piques Alex's interest: Russell has spent over 20 years researching dyslexia and helping others overcome theirs, and Fawn is dyslexic. What a coincidence.

You can find more about Russell's methods at https://dyslexiaclasses.com/!

This guest was booked using PodMatch! Interested in being a guest on the show? Sign up for PodMatch at https://www.joinpodmatch.com/completedisaster and get in touch!

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Did you know that Angie Dickinson is still alive? She's 95 as of a few hours ago. As a 95 year old, she remembers when kids didn't have smartphones. That's not why we got onto the latter topic. To be honest, I don't even remember why.

You can help revive Bill's Instagram page at https://www.instagram.com/bill_mendieta!

Topics:

Angie Dickinson turns 95

Dennis Haskins, Principal Belding in Saved by the Bell, dies at 75

Chad Lowe's daughter Fiona dies from suicide at 13

No Child Left Behind has been a disaster

Should kids have tech?

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Hey, it's a valid question. Six protein shakes a day is going to do something to your digestive system, and Kroger isn't open 24/7. There's always the battering ram method, but then you go to jail, and the toilets there are out in the open.

Topics:

Texas man rams Kroger with car

In Korea, Jesus looks Korean

Did Pasqual Piñón have two heads?

Toshisuke Kanazawa, 90 year old bodybuilder

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Costaki is a comedian and a football fan. The combination of these two basically defines his career. That's why today, we make sure to talk a bit about both. We've always liked comedy, and we've also liked football ever since the Vikings went 3 and 0. But, can they keep our favor?

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Jerry has been a part of the show almost as long as we have. He's famous for bringing in various enormous quantities of food. Ribs, mostly. Today it's pumpkin bread. He also brought his experience with New Hope Cinema Grill and being around comedians for half his life.

Also, did you know his name isn't actually Jerry?