The Complete Disaster Podcast

Art is a funny thing. Splash some paint on a canvas and it goes from $5 of fabric to $125,000,000 just like that. We'll never understand it. But at least we know enough not to offer $4,000 for a vacuum cleaner.

Topics:

Art piece vacuum

Nepali woman found alive after ten days

Sage, the dunk tank master

Kathryn's gluten free baking

Man duct taped to plane seat

Andy's fecal weekend

• Eric Zuley’s entertainment career and his “Hollywood It Guy” persona
• Building celebrity connections through social media and networking
• Twitter followers, fan engagement, and the value of social media influence
• Dealing with fans, critics, trolls, and online interactions
• Eric’s E-Z Achievement Award and charity work
• Entertainment news including Elmo, Skyfall, Flight, Hitchcock, and celebrity gossip
• The fiscal cliff, taxes, and government spending
• Yoko Ono, Twitter, and the Beatles

The Children's Hospital rummage sale is back! September 12-13 at the Shoreview ice arena, you can find anything you want, get it for cheap, and support a worthy cause while you're at it. Then you can listen to our show and hear all about people killing each other. It's called yin and yang. Very sophisticated.

Topics:

Children's Hospital rummage sale

Lindsay Clancy mistrial

Shooting in Loring Park

In the olden days, we used to have to put tapes and discs into machines in order to watch movies. It was basically the middle ages. And speaking of the middle ages, you know what hasn't changed? The fact that wars are fought by sending a bunch of young men with weapons to kill each other. Will that change in the future? We hope so.

Topics:

Lammers meets Ray Erick

15:17 to Paris

VHS, DVDs, and other "obsolete" media

The Gentlemen

Lioness

Soldiers, drones, and war robots

Grocery stores throw out a lot of stuff. Sometimes it's perfectly good. And yet, the law says it's still trash, and you're not allowed to take it. The law may also soon say that if you make a movie in Hollywood, you get a tax credit. Maybe you can use it to buy food that wasn't in a dumpster.

Topics:

Potential Hollywood tax credit in the works

Pets becoming influencers

Corporate waste

Dumpster divine

Have you ever been confused by a number? They've got periods, commas, dollar signs. It's madness. Still, there are some positions where you might expect competency in that specific skill.

Topics:

Remembering Roundhouse Rodney

Kathryn gets on the birthday train

Gloria Steinem dies

The Barnards are all clones

Minneapolis Park Board co-chair can't read dollar amounts

Nicho is a host of the Fantasy Football Space Podcast, a writer for RotoBaller, and most importantly, Tony Price's stepson. That last part isn't a coincidence.

You can check out Nicho's podcast at https://linktr.ee/FantasyFootballSpace!

We've got another no-show, which means it's time for our two favorite topics: baseball and learning disabilities. We're mostly interested in baseball because the Twins slaughtered the Tigers, and we're mostly interested in learning disabilities because that's what our guest was going to be on about.

Topics:

Twins beat Detroit by over ten points - twice

Stalker with a mummy and Gacy's brain in his basement

Dyslexia in children

School evaluations for neurodivergent kids

We're all mourning King Harald V, obviously. But we have to learn, as a species, to move past it. What better way than to play "Who have I heard of?" with the cast of Dancing With the Stars? That's right, it's officially out, which means we get to go down the list and wonder where we've heard that name before.

Topics:

King Harald V of Norway dies

DWTS 35 cast

Dave Mason

You might have heard us talk about Tom's "Sporty Spice" incident long ago. This week, we found it. Enjoy us enjoying our own content for a while, before we talk at length about sewage floods.

Topics:

The Twins slaughter Detroit

Turtle Dove ice cream

Tom's Sporty Spice moment

Shakedown trailer

Tupac's killer finally convicted

Message Envy's sewage problem