Noel Paul Stookey was one of the original members of
Peter, Paul and Mary, the top notch folk singing group
that charted well in the 60’s and 70’s.
His 2004 solo recording Virtual Party is mostly a
spoken word piece with some pretty decent humor
contained within.
I love to play novelty pieces from otherwise serious
artists, they tend to be quite interesting.
And insightful…

Bert Kreischer with a humorous look at showering while obese.
Congress is currently in the process of passing legislation on
this very topic, punishable by fines, imprisonment or both.
His shower curtain bill is higher than most…

A bit late on posting the playlist for this week’s show.
Both my arms fell off due to a rather nasty paper cut.
As such, my keyboard activities were curtailed.
Unable to type I spent my time driving the elderly to
bingo, buying them all ice cream along the way.
After a while I discovered that I had some bubble gum
and duct tape in the glove box.
Put the arms back, and at first I thought “Oh cool, I’m
left handed now!”.
If this should happen to you check for thumb positioning.
If you’re stuck in the “emperor thinks you suck” position
chances are you need to switch the arms around.
A decent show, I didn’t think it flowed well but I got some
compliments on the material.
Played a superb piece by the late, stupendous Stan Freberg
accompanied by the equally talented also late June Foray.
Peter Paul and Mary were known for their great folk songs
but there was another side to at least one of the members.
Who knew Noel Paul Stookey had a great sense of humor?
Happy Birthday to Haydyn!
The Arrogant Worms and Weird Al Yankovic heralded same.
Cars.
A little taste of the Olympics.
Meat.
Speaking of late, greats…Richard Jeni with one of his best.
Obesity.
Emo Philips at his best, a very well constructed piece.
And a prime example of what makes Daniel Tosh one of
the very best ever.
Onward and Upwards…

I Live Dangerous- Riley Armstrong
Little Blue Riding Hood- Stan Freberg and June Foray
1st Date: Dinner & a Movie- Maryellen Hooper (s-up)
The Happy Happy Birthday Song- The Arrogant Worms
The Asparagus- Noel Paul Stookey
Nascar- Adam Ferrara (s-up)
The NASCAR Song- Steve Goodie
Al’s Suspicious Cars- Laughing Hyena
Getting Older- Rodney Dangerfield (s-up)
Happy Birthday- Weird Al Yankovic
Bronx Brothers Book Review- Synaptic Anarchy Playhouse
Save the Whales- Tony Hendra
Flying- Tim Young (s-up)
She Makes Me Feel Big- The Fools
Ice Tennis- Harry Shearer
Bernard Shapiro- Richard Jeni (s-up)
Rub Some Bacon On It- Rhett and Link
Meat-O-Matic- The Late Show
I Call Ribs- Dan Cummins (s-up)
The Wean Scene- Don White
This Could Be the Day- Baldbox
Family- Anthony Griffith (s-up)
Spring Training- The Coalition of Unified Men
Sports on TV- Brian Regan (s-up)
The Baseball Song- Billy Dare and The Pumps
D.I.V.O.R.C.E.- Billy Connolly
2 Hot 4 U, Pt. II- Barry & The Bookbinders
10K Run- Bobby Collins (s-up)
The Martian Boogie- Brownsville Station
The Big Sniff- Cheech and Chong
Fat & Falling- Bert Kreischer (s-up)
Diet Song- Shel Silverstein
You People are Fat- The Frantics
Construction Site- Emo Philips (s-up)
White People Problems- Eli Braden
Sportstalk- Big Daddy Graham
Olympics and Sports- Daniel Tosh (s-up)

Professor Elemental is very protective about
the equine entities under his care.
To put it mildly.
This is a wacky little video that I find really
intriguing, British humor can be quite
compelling when mixed with the inane.
Almost like oil and water, shake the Hell out
of it and it works…at least for a little bit.
Zany is as Zany does…

I cannot say enough about the movie, it’s a classic
that could never be remade, for many reasons.
Mel Brooks is/was a godlike figure in the world of
comedy, nobody had an impact like he had.
This might be his finest cinematic effort, and boy is
that saying a lot!
So many great scenes in this flick it’s hard to pick
just one.
This is a Doozy…great acting, writing, and editing
are all a hallmark of a Brook’s film but this one
really stands out.
Come good lines here…

I have been extolling the virtues of Cy Amundson
for some time now, he’s a tremendous stand-up
comedian with much talent to spare.
He is a story teller type of comic, no one liners
for this guy.
His stories are hilarious, top notch in every way.
This one gets funnier every time I hear it.
A couple of expletives which could make the hair
fall off the dog, have your mom knit a sweater…