The SmorgShow Podcast (Smorgasbord Radio)

Chris discusses his torn rotator cuff. The SmorgShow Players reenact the old-time radio drama, "On A Country Road". Also, Baba Gonesh returns with another "Thought for the Day".

The origin of "ChickenTongue" is discussed, Chris and Ally discuss the teenagers who thought it was cool to destroy their new iPad; Chris plays an old recording of a phone call to Chicken Alaska, Ally wins the "Critic's Choice Award", Chris discusses his 25th year high school reunion, and Baba Gonesh Comedy Camel, the search for Dave Jackson continues, and weekly wacky news.

Featured Artist of the Week: Amy Courts

Ally's performance in the Solo/Ensemble Choir Festival, Baba Gonesh Comedy Camel, the case of the loogie-laced Whopper sandwich, and new artist of the week debut.

Featured Artist of the Week: Dan-O

While Chris goes out for a pizza, Ally sneaks into the studio and does the show by herself. Philip Donald makes his debut appearance on the show.

Sympathy for the Deejay: Chris plays an old audio clip of what got them in trouble on the old Smorgasbord radio show. Chris and Dave reenact the night when Fred Moore called the radio station in an outrage. Fred as a contestant on the game show, "Get a Life". Chris calls Peet to bust his chops for not listening to the podcast. Peet admits to not being tech savvy enough to download the show. Baba Gonesh Indian Folk Tale, "The Dog Bride".

The SmorgShow players recreate the classic 1943 radio drama, "Sorry, Wrong Number". Also, strange news stories of the week, Baba Gonesh's Indian Folk Tale of the week, and a 2010 remix of "Slime", from the Cow Dung and Chicken Tongue collection.

'Murder in the Mansion' radio play. After Ally's recent birthday party where she hosted a murder mystery, the SmorgShow Players create a radio-play version of the party's script.

This began the springboard for us in creating all the subsequent old-time radio dramas in our SmorgShow Theater series.

We call Peet to ask for his advice and help on a plumbing problem since he has been in that industry for 25 years. He offers no more assistance than if we had referred to the Moen website ourselves. Chris's dad who lives in Paris comes in for a visit so we give him a French culture quiz to see how well he is assimilating in France.

With Ally off celebrating her birthday with her friends, Chris does the show solo and brings out some old Chris and Dave Smorgasbord show bits (including Talent Line, "Get a Life", the 'Algebra – Not Just for Homework Anymore' commercial, and Comedy Camel). Then, Baba returns from India with a classic Indian folk story to wrap up the show.

Ally's Birthday Show: Chris and Ally discuss the origin and copywrite protection of the "Happy Birthday To You" song; a discussion about birthday traditions around the world, Baba Gonesh calls in from India while celebrating the Indian holiday, Holi. Chris calls old WDGC partner Daryl Woltman, to discuss their daughters' shared birthday; Peet's Perspective.