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July 02, 2010 022. Baba Gonesh's Restaurant Reviews Are In!
It's Chris's 15th wedding anniversary but Kim and Ally are out of town, so Peet comes out from Cleveland and joins Chris for a special SmorgShow Podcast. Chris and Peet discuss how to protect your online reputation; a call to gal pal of 30 years, Kelly and they reminisce about Peet's summer of hell weekend from 1985; Baba Gonesh joins Chris and Peet and they read not-so-flattering reviews of Baba's new restaurant; strange news stories of the week including a recent revelation about King Tut and a cannibal prisoner who eats his cell mate.

Featured Artist of the Week: Big Walter Horton
2 hr 4 min
July 02, 2010 Stuck in the Slammer Blues (2010 Remix)
After having performed this song live in public several times in the 1980’s, I finally decided to do a proper in-studio recording of this song. This was entirely written by Peet McCain, circa 1983.
3 min
June 19, 2010 021. Live From the Duct Tape Festival

Double Episode: Part 1: Celebrating Dad on Father's Day, Peet calls in from the duct tape festival, With Chris's upcoming trip to his nephew's Christening, he studies up on how to be a good Godfather, SmorgShow Hotline Calls, Baba Gonesh shares a very touching Father's Day story; Part 2: Classic SmorgShow Rewind: Chris and Dave Live at the Carlisle, originally broadcast on 6-29-84.

Featured Artists of the Week: Tony Mecca and Stephen Kellogg & The Sixers
1 hr 28 min
June 18, 2010 Chicken Tongue Chant (2010 Version)
This is a re-make of the opening track from our 1982 album, “Cow Dung and Chicken Tongue”. It was fun using 21st century technology to make this version.
2 min
June 12, 2010 020. Chris's New Injury and Pizza Pizzazz

Pizza Pizzazz

An updated studio version of "Stuck in the Slammer Blues", a new injury for Chris, and we breaking in the new Pizza Pizzazz after getting a recommendation from Steve Dahl, Philip Donald Performs, Baba Gonesh Jokes.

Featured Artist of the Week: Brett Mikels
46 min
June 05, 2010 019. Prosthetic Legs For Sale

An update on Baba's new restaurant, prosthetic legs for sale, movie trivia, phone calls from the listener hotline, and another installment of "Where's Tisha?" – the first Tisha Chicken sighting.

Featured Artist of the Week: Justine Bennett
51 min
May 30, 2010 018. Baba Gonesh's Restaurant Grand Opening

Ally in front of Baba's Village

Chris and Ally honor the brave men and women who have died serving our country in this special Memorial Day episode. Also, Baba Gonesh opens his new restaurant and delivers his weekly installment of "Baba's Folk Tales". An update on Tisha Chicken.

Featured Artist of the Week: Adam Woodall Band
36 min
May 23, 2010 017. VCR Technical Advice and The Real Elvis Story

National Turtle Day honored, Peet calls in asking for technical help with his VCR, Baba Gonesh tells an Indian folk tale, the true cause of Elvis's death is discussed, and a story about a fatal accident involving a toilet brush handle.

Featured Artist of the Week: Adam Woodall Band
55 min
May 15, 2010 016. Ally Hosts Show With Friend

Former WDGC-FM radio partner Daryl Woltman visits the SmorgShow studio. Ally teams up with her friend, Kat for this week's show while the dads go out for a Portillo's run; Riddles and stories; Baba Gonesh Comedy Camel.
33 min
May 08, 2010 015. Geocaching and Podcasting: The Marriage

Chris gets tickets to the upcoming Roger Waters The Wall tour and tries to get Ally excited about going; Chris and Ally explain the sport of Geocaching and launch the official SmorgShow Podcast Cache and Tisha Chicken Travel Bug into the wild; Baba Gonesh gives a lesson on how to clean your camel litter box, and strange news of the week.

Featured Artist of the Week: Allison Crowe
58 min

About The SmorgShow Podcast (Smorgasbord Radio)

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The SmorgShow Podcast originates from the Chris and Dave Smorgasbord radio show which aired on suburban Chicago high school radio station WDGC-FM between 1982-1984. The show was known at the time for its edginess for a high school radio program. Chris and Dave's all-talk format broke the mold by deviating from the station's rock genre and often pushed the boundaries of acceptable community standards.