Haven’t played a Weird Al piece in a while.
This is one of his better ones, nice beat and
the lyrics are inspirational.
Just not in a good way.
I’m a Scorpio, I have a trip coming up.
Or down, as it were…

From the 1994 flick The Naked Gun 33 1/3 comes this
great scene with Leslie Nielsen and Priscilla Presley
as a couple who need marital help.
Frank Drebin at his finest!
Some really funny lines here…

Juston McKinney makes me proud he’s from
New Hampshire, he’s a really funny stand-up
comedian that I love to see live.
He has mastered the snark, one of the most
powerful of all comedic applications.
He found a style that works for him, slightly
miffed and brimming with sarcasm.
And that’s how I go through life as well.
You stay with a winning formula.
Especially if it’s the only thing you know.
He’s right about the snow, this place can
wear you down and out.
I’d still rather shovel snow than mow the lawn…

Labor Day show!
A Blue Collar affair of the highest order.
Or lowest, depending on your standards.
Lots of the common man this week, roll
up your sleeves and get to work material.
I played a one of a kind piece of comedic
history with Chevy Chase and Richard Pryor
from the first season of Saturday Night Live
called Word Association, an absolute
classic from 1975.
Also aired a splendid bit by the late, great
Dennis Wolfberg, a really smart and erudite
stand-up comedian who passed away from
cancer only a few years into his career
back in 1994.
I was playing him on the show when he was
packing the clubs, I’d love to get some of his
classic material in good condition, he never
released much on audio when he was alive.
I broke tradition by airing the show after
the holiday and not before.
It made sense, the way things have fallen
into place in 2019.
I don’t think I have ever worked harder
than I have this year, I’m sure a lot of
folks think that way as well.
This show is dedicated to them…

I Used to Work in Chicago- Oscar Brand
The Ego Trip- Conception Corporation
My Jobs- Brian Regan (s-up)
Take Stuff from Work- King Missile
Raccoon Startler- The Frantics
Working at a Bookstore- Tommy Ryman (s-up)
It’s Great to Be Unemployed- The Ziggens
Dream Cowboys- Brooks and Fraser
Shoe Store- Richard Jeni (s-up)
One For Them & One for Me- Mike Phirman
Bedside Manner- Mike Nichols and Elaine May
Bad Engineer- Jeff Caldwell (s-up)
Accountant Song- Fast & Dirty
Them Moose Goosers- Mason Williams
Job Interview Skills- Dan Naturman (s-up)
Blue Collar Shuffle- Dave Dingwall
Look at All Those Idiots- The Simpsons
Opinions- Todd Justice (s-up)
One Piece at a Time- Johnny Cash
This is Ponderous- 2NU
A Job- Michael Jr. (s-up)
B.A.R.F. Construction- Doodoo Wah
Abattoir- Monty Python
Work- Pete Lee (s-up)
Dear Boss- Robbie O’Connell
Sign Me Up!- Synaptic Anarchy Playhouse
Show Biz- Rodney Dangerfield (s-up)
Fat Lady- The Dyzmals
Fortune Teller- Radio Free Vestibule
Delivering Pizza- Andrew Norelli (s-up)
Miners- Corky & the Juice Pigs
Mission to Mars- Landry and Biener
Acting/Terrorist Groups- Ahmed Ahmed (s-up)
Word Association- Chevy Chase and Richard Pryor
Teaching- Dennis Wolfberg (s-up)

Riley Armstrong with a goofy cute song about all that
stuff you have at work that you’d love to throw at your boss.
Kinda.
It’s Friday, getting silly about the nine to five is allowed.
Tomorrow is kayak day…

One of the funniest scenes in film history!
From Mel Brook’s classic Young Frankenstein,
Gene Hackman and Peter Boyle as the hermit
and the large green thing, respectively.
It really helps if you saw the original Frankenstein
flick from 1931, a movie way ahead of its time and
a super flick even if you don’t care for horror.
The original was superb, as good as they come, and
this spoof takes a hard hilarious poke at it.
When Mel was on top of his game there was nobody better.
I love the look on his face when he flees the shack…