Episode 258 — Yoke Jams

[RobotsPJs 123]

One of my favorite lines. "I had some innocent people arrested and they're probably not doing well."

[RobotsPJs 123]

One of my favorite lines. "I had some innocent people arrested and they're probably not doing well."

 

My computer thought it was so nice that it posted it twice.

[Martattack 234]

"My former fiancee, who I married..." Nice workaround, Scott.

[takehomejoke 670]

Did Bill Callahan understand where he was? Playing it too straight, my friend, bringing zero energy. That said, the songs were kind of cool

[thewilliamblr 12]

But I voted for the final D.C. show because it was amazing, with PFT really elevating the Alan Thicke character to ridiculous proportions, coupled with Jesse Ventura and a game of WYR that goes so off the rails I had to listen to it multiple times because i felt so good to laugh at it.

 

Same. Of all the tour eps, that one got my vote. Utter glorious magic happened there.

[klemjohansen 748]

Did Bill Callahan understand where he was? Playing it too straight, my friend, bringing zero energy. That said, the songs were kind of cool

 

Most of the musical guests play it straight. They can't all be Neco Case.

[klobbermang 532]

I thought that I had immunity to gross stuff, but then I was introduced to Ducca Shrooms. I was literally queasy after that.

[ecctv 47]

Bill was amazing yokin' some Miley Cyrus. The song means somuch more to me now. I finally understand.

I wonder if he has ever done karaoke in those booths where you can film a little music video? That would be incredible.

[takehomejoke 670]

 

Most of the musical guests play it straight. They can't all be Neco Case.

 

I get that musical guests aren't comedians (although Nick Thorburn on Analyze Phish was very good), but he was on mic the whole time and was giving Scott nothing in any of their interactions, to the point that it became funny how disengaged he was. Even a musician can put in a little effort, can't they?

[danlboone 15]

Bill finally got a decent one in there at the end and it went almost unnoticed, "Maybe I didn't put my name at the top"

[mfnpjparty 142]

I think Bill Callahan might win the award for least amount of words spoken as an on-mic guest during a 90 minute podcast. He had some serious Andy Kaufman level genius going on.

[Mathew Shit 115]

The instrument Scott was thinking of is called a Vibraslap.

[Bucho 188]

Maybe it's just me, but for me, sometimes I had trouble telling Jimmy and Bill apart.

[NotBettyWhite 137]

Oh god. Neck truffles. I actually came close to gagging. I pictured (?) this smell filling the room when he took off his neck brace. God damnit Ducca... I hate you.

[Marmaducca 12]

Bob's song had me laughing for a very long time. can someone make a mp3 of his song?

[DEATHMAN 3317]

I like Bill a lot

[VampiresVampiresVampires 303]

Am I the only guy who has several Smog albums, but had no idea what song Bob Ducca was singing?

[WEdidITagain 458]

This might be a terribly unpopular opinion, but I can't stand Pardo.

Having said that, great Ducca. I could hear a whole 90 minutes of him just listing things, and woah what a musical guest.

[Bucho 188]

This might be a terribly unpopular opinion, but I can't stand Pardo.

 

The first step is admiting you have a problem.

[jughead 189]

Fecatosis

[justinmh05 1968]

How amazing was Bob Ducca singing 'Wrecking Ball'? The answer is - VERY.

[ben mcd 127]

Voting was difficult again this year, but Half a Score was the standout episode for me.

[US out of VT 2]

loved how much everyone included bill in the conversation, his quietness and straightness was hilarious.

 

edit.

should have prefaced that with i really, really, really like bill callahan.

[Neclord 194]

Great musical guests this episode.

[misterAndyReid 67]

Really bummed I can't vote this episode into the Top 10 right now, you guys.