Michael Somerville with some insight on keeping
a relationship alive by having the same interests.
Sounds good on paper, just keep in mind that
opposites attract, if you have too much in common
your future will be bleak.
It doesn’t make sense but that is the very essence
of a relationship…

I got creative with the blocks this week.
Eating, buying, and sinning…all indulgences we
as members of society contend with on a daily basis.
Not on a moral high horse, just like to shine light on
the human condition.
Let’s face it, there is much humor to be mined there.
Because C-101R is open to requests my playlists
have to be fluid, I program one every week before
the show but the more requests I receive the more
I have to edit out of some material to maintain a
two hour program, that gets tricky.
It used to be a lot worse, I was getting so many
requests that it interfered with the flow.
Those were the days.
Radio is a dying medium, not so many listeners in
this day and age.
Doesn’t help that nobody creates material for
radio only anymore, the visuals are much in demand.
I’m rambling.
Tommy Ryman with a great set.
Whole World with a conscience.
Kathleen Madigan with a wonderful harangue.
Scared Weird Little Guys know what’s dangerous.
Rowan Atkinson with one of the finest comedy
sketches of all time.
Tosh can tell you what’s real.
Onward and upward…

Political Science- Randy Newman
Cat-O-Rama- Synaptic Anarchy Playhouse
Broken Collar Bone- Tommy Ryman (s-up)
Something About a Waitress- The Ziggens
Pitfalls of Choice- Whole World
Cruises- John Pinette (s-up)
Pandas- Corky & the Juice Pigs
The Elevator- Bob Prescott & Cy Harrice
Apple Store- Andrew Norelli (s-up)
Take it Back- Steve Goodie
Your Brain on Drugs- Harry Shearer
Bacon Skin Cancer- Kathleen Madigan (s-up)
Don’t Eat the Yellow Snow- Frank Zappa
The Funeral Home Commercial- Mark Eddie
Realistic Barbie- Diane Ford (s-up)
Along Came Jones- The Coasters
The Psychiatrist- Peter Cook and Dudley Moore
Ignorance or Arrogance-Tyler Boeh (s-up)
Wasn’t That a Party- Tom Paxton
Junior’s Discount Frozen Embryo World- Reverend Billy C Wirtz
One Liners- Stewart Francis (s-up)
Deadly Animals- Scared Weird Little Guys
U Suck #1- Darryl Rhoades
I Don’t Care- Nick Thune (s-up)
A Mismatch Made in Hell- John Forster
U Suck #2- Darryl Rhoades
The Improv Fairy Tale- Mitch Hedberg (s-up)
Happy Noodle vs. Sad Noodle- Logan Whitehurst
Medicine- National Lampoon
Favorite Sin- Father Guido Sarduci (s-up)
The Kretchma- Darby O’Gill
The Devil- Rowan Atkinson
Lazyboy- Steve McGrew (s-up)
The Meaning of Life- Monty Python
Cooking Time with Phillipa and Denina- The Vestibules
Depressed- Jake Johannsen (s-up)
She Makes Me Feel Big- The Fools
Fake- Daniel Tosh (s-up)

Mike Phirman with a funny little piece about
street vendors with your appetite in mind.
I’m a veg head myself but there was a time
when a hotdog loaded with the works or a
sausage sub with mustard would definitely
have tickled my taste buds.
Intestinal cramps, nausea, vomiting and
fever be damned, I’m hungry!
I always thought those canteen food trucks
were a little sketchy, but nothing says
salmonella or listeria like a food cart…

A very iconic scene from a classic Mel Brooks flick.
Sheriff Bart, Clevon little, was appointed sheriff and
is riding into town to meet and greet the locals for
the first time.
Stereotypes, inside jokes, insults and the occasional
invective fly like geese in the late Fall!
Some SUPERB lines here, lots of homage and chuckles.
Gabby cannot seem to get the word out…

A funny set from a veteran stand-up comedian
that has certainly earned his accolades.
I’ve always like Gary, dry and laid back, with
material that always makes you smile.
This is a nice piece, about our elders…

Rhett and Linkage with a funny look at empathy.
To me it’s the only way to look at empathy.
The lyrics are typical R&L with some great
imagery thrown in for good measure.
How thoughtful are you …?