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I recall this one being quite good: http://www.earwolf.com/episode/a-mouse-eek/ You'll get to hear the "how I met my spouse" story again, but also lots of other stuff!

Taken Care of Business?

I think she explained herself pretty well, though, like that it was a realization that this "male voice" had been subliminally ingrained in her movie-watching psyche. It's still summah in every regard. Even if you're in school, you've still got from 3pm onward to play frisbee and such.

M. Ward's going to need to beef up security at his shows now that all the Comedy Bing Bong fans are going after him to jack that money back.

That Jackie Robotson sketch escalated beautifully.

It's at their house. I've only recently noticed the pictures, but they used to Blingify their pictures. They've mentioned their Golden Girls wall within the podcast, though. I think it's been there for quite a while.

I agree that the Miley stuff is tacky & degrading on several levels, but let's not give a free pass to Mr. "These blurred lines, I know you want it" grinding on a girl young enough to be his daughter.

No one particular band or song started punk or metal. Lots of bands coming up around the same time were influenced by a similar set of records, had access to similar advances in equipment and technology, and all set out to outdo each other in various ways.

"Poor people eating lamb on a stick" I'm enjoying the guest co-hosts - it's a fun way to mix it up while Wie or Ku have other commitments - but does it seem like so far none of the guest hosts have had much understanding of the show's format?

Pepitone on Totally Laime is one of the best guest/podcast combinations. They bring out the best in each other. Great episode!

So, in summation: TV sitcoms are SUPER racist; no one likes to be called racist.

I wouldn't be surprised if she doesn't know. Movies take so long to edit and then try to sell or distribute.

Whoa! Huge slam on Hawaiian statehood out of nowhere!

Yeah, Who Charted did chart theme covers a couple of times, and then Howard pretty explicitly said he preferred not to have them.

On the one hand, it's understandable that Postal Service fans wouldn't also be Big Freedia fans. However, it was pretty messed up seeing how many people thought Postal Service brought Big Freedia to open the show "as a joke."

I believe she's discussed it on Totally Laime and the Mental Illness Happy Hour as well. I'm really interesting in seeing what her documentary brings. What fascinates me is that Howard seems pretty oblivious to her past, although based on how long we played up his "you're not from here; you're from an island somewhere" act, who knows how much of his obliviousness is either his humor or his public persona.

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All I have to say to that is: oooooh...... yay. be real good..... do..... you up........

This has been a crazy couple of weeks for Whooch and Tooch! Armen was a bizarro Howard sort of like how April was a bizarro Kulap last week. I'm hoping we just get Ku + engineer on Friday... I like how Armen did almost no "hosting" in the show. Luckily, they had Scottobot there, and he basically becomes the co-host with Ku. Scott treats Armen like a special Bang Bang "open door policy" guest.

June... Fiane Taphael? 1) I had to clean up a bathroom blowout similar to the one described here. The guy ran out as I was walking in to start cleaning. 2) Best Jesse "The Mind" Ventura ever, especially the pronunciation of "wax."

The "Hide the Wine" story/stories was some of the best "meeting celebrities" anecdotes I've ever heard. Great episode.

Madison, Wisconsin. Do it!

They DID explain this. Kulap dedicated an entire Two Charted to how she was going to be gone for a bit to film her documentary.

It's amazing, in this day and age, to think that as recently as 1973, white people who thought OJ was guilty weren't even allowed to vote.