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Happy Cardinal Baseball Home Opener! The opening hour we’ve got an appearance from the Modest Mouth band. Everyone has some pretty serious questions about the new hybrid condiment Kranch. This never would’ve happened if John Heinz was still here. (Do your research.) Cart Blanche seems to be getting under Mozeliak’s skin as Gardner is denied credentials for the opener.
The OG Incredible Hulk, Lou Ferrigno dishes some fun Hollywood anecdotes and then chastises Gardner for his scooter habits. In honor of Wizard World, Fair or Foul is cosplay in the bedroom.
Travis just won’t give Joe Rogan a break, and don’t even ask him about Alex Jones. Or if you do, ask if Alex Jones could beat him up. That’s the gist of the first 20 or so minutes. Steven A. Smith and Jordan Peele are each given a worthy defence in “Devil’s Advocate.” The immensely funny comedian Michael Palascak drops in and the fellas find out Michael lived with Ian Bagg.
Dr. Ed stops by to play “Dogs on Film” but the big discovery is that Gardner has never seen “Homeward Bound.” The listeners do a pretty good job of roasting the “Divorce Party” trend for Fair or Foul.
Jerry Assic Park. Sometimes you have to lead with the punchline. Denman and Gardner question whether Sesame Street is making Travis soft, and put him to the test during “Make it Racist.” The guys give a shout-out to long time listener, the Mayor of St. Chuck, as he gets ready to move to Colorado, probably to open a weed dispensary.
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Jeffery Wilson joins for the second hour of the program to dive deep into conspiracy theories, combat sports, and anything that makes Travis Terrell mildly uncomfortable. This was a memorable interaction as Jeffery calmly presented thoughts and relevant information regarding some of the most infamous conspiracy theories today. Travis had... some issues with the content. At one point Travis actually begins singing to avoid any accusations of association with what he views to be out of bounds conspiracy discussion.
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The gents are jumping right into things this morning as a poll with Nick Cage and John Travolta is introduced. Then things get wild with a Traview of the Nick Cage classic "National Treasure" which pretty much dominates the discussion. There's a light dive into Travis being in line with most of America, as well as general nonsense.
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The second half of the show has the guys diving deep into the race game with "The Great American Race" and its Cardi B vs a hipster who mistook himself in a photo. Riveting stuff. The show closes out with a one on one Fair or Foul discussing "Trap Karaoke"which Travis supposedly enjoyed during his birthday weekend.
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Chris, Travis, and Chris start off the show loathing April Fool's Day and the unfunny antics that follow it. Somehow this leads to discussion of service at restaurants which of course ends with Travis sharing the time a patron dropped the "n" word on him. Of course.
The fellas take a break so Gardner can inhale menthol.
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Todd Glass joins ahead of his Helium Comedy Club weekend to sit down one on one with Chris Denman. The guys have a passionate discussion about Todd's love of comedy and doing it his way. They go over some of the monumental moments Todd has taken part in through comedy, podcasts, and social impact. This was a wonderful conversation that Todd even managed to work a few plus in for.
The second part of segment 2 is comedian John Caparulo who is performing at The Funny Bone in St. Louis. John recalls what the comedy scene was like in 1999 when he made the choice to head to Los Angeles from a sleepy town in Ohio. The guys try to figure out why the sun constantly bullies him, what its like living in Vegas with a residency, and John even shares some cool behind the scenes on a cartoon thats in the works. Enjoy!
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