I promised a friend that I’d play something
that spotlights hockey, a request of sorts.
Chuck Brodsky with a nice little tune about
wanting to see a real hockey game.
Well done, Chuck, well done…

The Super Heroes are out on the town looking
to score some friendship, if you know what I mean.
They suffer from the same weaknesses that all men
have, too much of this and not enough of that.
A little rude but has its moments.
And it was only so because Aquaman can’t hold
his licker…

https://youtu.be/NEeSgsAdXQw

Brian Regan has been one of the best stand-up comedians
on the circuit for quite a while!
It was my opinion that he was the top of the heap for
most of the 90’s and well past that.
His act has evolved over the years and it has changed
the way his stage presence is displayed.
I went through a period not that long ago where I
realized that I didn’t care for his video bits but if I
heard the same piece on an audio only track it was funny.
That got me to thinking, and I had an “Ah-haaa!” moment.
He emotes too much, so much so that I found it off putting.
He does this because he’s used to performing in front of
very large crowds that don’t see him close up at all.
I had to think back at all the galas and large scale events
at the Montreal Comedy Festival that I attended.
Unless you are in the front few rows the performer is but a blur.
He emotes to give the folks who can barely make him out
something to work with.
Having said that this is a very funny bit, really great lines
in this one, really funny.
Still one of the best…

Somebody called me during the show and told me that the “last
piece made milk shoot out of my husband’s nose!”.
That, my friends, tells me that it was a great show!
Made my week, thank you very much.
I played two pieces back to back that had the word Brouhaha
in it, quite by accident I might add.
Chandler Travis is an eccentric, we love that here!
Shane Mauss, Kyle Kinane, and Daniel Tosh show why they
are the cream of the crop.
Mark Silverman with a superb morality ditty.
Rowan Atkinson is the best of us.
The Mrs. Ackroyd Band with one of the funniest yet
saddest songs of all time!
Only here…

My Virtual Girlfriend- Larry Weaver
The App Rap- Mike Cross
Keeping in Touch- Jeff Caldwell (s-up)
Green- The Pheromones
Post Nuclear Fairy Tale- Local Anxiety
Mother Nature- Alonzo Bodden (s-up)
Type A- John Forster
Health Club Stuff- Brian Regan (s-up)
Hockey Fight Song- Chuck Brodsky
Mr. Wizard- Stevens and Grdnic
Grocery Store Carts- Kellen Erskine (s-up)
Lunatic Song- Paul Green and Bob Morledge
Here’s Dinner- Chandler Travis Philharmonic
Hunting and Roller Coasters- Steve Macone (s-up)
This Song’s Gonna Make a Great Video- The Vacant Lot
Performance Artist Barbie- The Vestibules
What’d I Say?- Steve McGrew (s-up)
Dancing with a Man- Rodney Carrington
Undignified Ways to Die- Paul Gilmartin
Open Eyes- Mike Baldwin (s-up)
Ugly- Darryl Rhoades
Crime and the Carpet Cleaner- Tom Mabe
Cars- Shane Mauss (s-up)
Doctorin’ the Tardis- The Timelords
Nukes in the News- Proctor and Bergman
Door Hold- Robert Hawkins (s-up)
Dacshunds with Erections Can’t Climb Stairs- The Mrs. Ackroyd Band
House of Liver- Mack and Jamie
Skiing- Glen Foster (s-up)
Super Skier- Bob Gibson
Tom the Woodcutter- Robbie Benoit
Bars- Pete Lee (s-up)
Let’s Talk Dirty in Hawaiian- John Prine
Animal Friends- Kyle Kinane (s-up)
Your Horoscope for Today- Weird Al Yankovic
The Devil- Rowan Atkinson
Memory- Robert Dubac (s-up)
Don’t Stick Your Dick in a Blender- Mark Silverman
The Funeral Home Commercial- Mark Eddie
Commencement Speech- Daniel Tosh (s-up)

Weird Al Yankovic with a catchy, clever and upbeat
little ditty about cosmic nonsense that nobody
intelligent truly believes!
That’s your horoscope for today…

Rowan Atkinson with a superb comedy sketch that I
love to play on the show!
Make no mistake about it, Rowan is one of the best
comedians to ever ply his craft, top notch in every way.
He can be a very physical comedian, body language
and facial expressions adding much to the mix.
He is also very good for the radio, he gives you a full
picture in your mind of what is going on, no visuals needed.
This is a classic…