Many people don't believe in ghosts,  but I am pretty sure that this episode is haunted.  Listen closely and you'll hear what I mean.  Also we have the original crew back to review Sherman Oaks collective.  We also show an inability to tell the difference between any foreign accent.  Also also also we unveil a new segment (and a new sound effect!).  Its called BURNT OUT, and it's about burning out on something(s).  Hopefully you haven't burnt out on us yet.

Our buddy Steve sat in for one of the guys (you figure out which).  Paul McCartney takes a beating in this one everybody.  Not literally.  I assure you that if he were to appear on our show we would look out for his safety.  We just won't have Steve sit in.  This episode has the feel of an MTV unplugged jam session, unless you hate that, in which case it doesn't.  It's a great episode if only because it made me listen to Electric Ladyland again.  Great album.

We learned something this week.  Three People talk more than Two People.  So much so that we never even got to our Documentary Favorites.  Guess that's a teaser for the next episode.  Our friend Jason drops in to add some knowledge, low volume talking and girlish giggling to the show.  He asked us to call him "Code name" for some reason.  We could have made this A thanksgiving themed episode, but I just thought of it, so no.

I know this one got posted a little late,  that's because of some really heavy post production. I felt a little bit like Alan Parsons must have felt when he was producing Dark Side of the Moon (I had to keep asking Roger Waters to let me into the editing room). Lot going on in this episode.  At least no interruptions from the wife this time. Even though that is probably the best part.  Clearly she is pushing for me to do a podcast with her.  Be on the lookout for that.   Bonus review of a Van Halen song and some revisions to some previous reviews.  That's right people.  Just because we give something a good or bad review doesn't mean we won't change our mind on a dime (probably more $ than that).  Stay Vigilant.

Wow.  No one ever thought we would make it to our 3rd episode.  Mainly because No one ever thought of us at all, but here we are.  Our original hosts are back in action, reviewing the latest James Bond movie, Higher Path dispensary and also a discussion about Shitty Halloween Candy.  Listen for the Longest Pause in "At the Doobies" History!!

Oh boy everyone.  Get your flu shot.  One of our usual hosts didn't (Don't know which one).  So we had our friend Matt sit in for a review of the Martian (Borne Identity in outer space) as well as a discussion about APPLE MUSIC.  We hope reviewing an apple product will somehow make them favor our Potcast and automatically subscribe anyone who has a Pink Floyd album on their Itunes. Also this episode has 2 or 3 more pauses then any professional would allow.  Good thing we aren't getting paid for this. Also other stuff.  And please remember to get your flu shot, because you don't want to be too sick to record YOUR potcast, do you?

Oh boy everyone.  Get your flu shot.  One of our usual hosts didn't (Don't know which one).  So we had our friend Matt sit in for a review of the Martian (Borne Identity in outer space) as well as a discussion about APPLE MUSIC.  We hope reviewing an apple product will somehow make them favor our Potcast and automatically subscribe anyone who has a Pink Floyd album on their Itunes. Also this episode has 2 or 3 more pauses then any professional would allow.  Good thing we aren't getting paid for this. Also other stuff.  And please remember to get your flu shot, because you don't want to be too sick to record YOUR potcast, do you?

In the second half of our premier episode we review the new Late Show with Steven Colbert and we go over a couple of classic snack options.  It has everything you would want from a Potcast:  chewing food into the microphone,  burping sound effects and pretentious lines like "the mount rushmore of satire".  Please enjoy.

Our premier episode was so packed full of content (and pauses) that we

had to cut it in half and make it two episodes.  This half features an

in-depth review of the Buds and Roses Dispensary in Sherman Oaks,

several tangents that seem hilarious in my memory and an Ode to David

Letterman that is a tease to the second half of the episode.