- Ghost updates
- Mexico quake
- WV mine accident
- Prisoners pedal for TV
- Dead man taken on plane (same story, 2 spins)
- Financial news
- The Great Financial Con Job
- market-ticker.denninger.net
- NZ guy gets a piece of ass
- Joe’s blog
- Featured alcohol: Michelob Shock Top ale vs. Hangar 24 Orange Wheat ale
- Featured music: Tool and The Haunted

Intro music: “Anhelos” by Leechmaster
Outro music: “8-bit Junkie” by George Wood

Notes:  I think this is our longest show so far, we just keep packing it with articles and beer and music!  All kinds of stuff going on in the news.  Interesting to hear the two versions of the same story and how the media can manipulate the facts to give you completely different viewpoints.  This sort of stuff goes on every day, we help you see through it.  We had an impromptu comparison of last week’s beer, Shock Top, with a local microbrew, Hangar 24.  What a disappointment on so many levels!  Music from The Haunted (from Sweden) and Tool (not from Sweden).  Don’t forget to leave a comment about this show.

Click here to subscribe to this podcast in iTunes

Click here to follow us on Facebook

Click here to follow us on Twitter

Podcast: Play in new window | Download

- New York Attorney General sues Bank of America
- Find an independent bank or credit union at moveyourmoney.info
- Obama says the drop in unemployment is a cause for hope – looks like AP changed the internal link again….
- Calculate the true unemployment rate at shadowstats.com
- Swine Flu vaccines cost millions of dollars, people still getting sick from the vaccine
- Death cat
- Ghost update
- Featured alcohol: Vodka Shootout Round 2: Smirnoff vs. Seagrams
- Featured music: The Slapbacks and Yellow Matter Custard
Get the Yellow Matter Custard DVD here

Intro music: “Anhelos” by Leechmaster
Outro music: “8-bit Junkie” by George Wood

Notes:  A lot of news in this episode!  We continue our vodka shootout with last week’s winner, Smirnoff, up against Seagrams.  In the end it was a tie, I chose Seagrams and Joe chose Smirnoff.  The next day I wanted to change my vote because the Seagrams gave me a real bad headache BUT we drank all the Smirnoff so Seagrams moves to Round 3 by default.  We mentioned some websites to check out (linked above) and we played a song from a psychobilly band called The Slapbacks and a Beatles super-cover-band called Yellow Matter Custard.

Subscribe to this podcast in iTunes by clicking here

Podcast: Play in new window | Download

- Ghost updates
- Goldman Sachs to force charitable donations for top execs
- Obama considers tax on bailout money
- Crash test: ’59 Chevy vs. ’09 Chevy
– Fecal bacteria in soda fountains
- Featured alcohol: Fosters Beer
- Featured music: The Unknown Psychobilly band and Chevelle

Intro music: “There Goes The Neighborhood” by Body Count
Outro music: “8-bit Junkie” by George Wood

Notes:  Definitely check out the crash test video and decide for yourself if it looks legit or rigged.  Fosters was a nice change of pace.

Subscribe to this podcast in iTunes by clicking here

Podcast: Play in new window | Download

- Guests
- Bank failures
- Ben Bernanke: Time Magazine’s “Person of the Year”
- Updates on our ghostly activities
- Inverted stars on the Republican Party (elephant) symbol: theories?
- Featured alcohol: Wild Turkey and Maker’s Mark whiskey face-off
- Featured music: Balzac from Japan and Shihad from New Zealand

Intro music: “Christmas in Hollis” by Run DMC
Outro music: “8-bit Junkie” by George Wood

Associated Media:
(linked above)

Notes:  Our official “Christmas Show”, with a few guests to join in the holiday festivities (i.e. drinking whiskey, b*tching about current events, etc).  Following up on Part 1 of our Whiskey Showdown, Episode 9 features Part 2: Wild Turkey vs. Maker’s Mark.  It wasn’t easy picking a winner this time around, listen in to find out who won.  Also, this episode includes two featured bands: Balzac, a band from Japan, and Shihad, a band from New Zealand.  The crazy thing is that neither one of us knew which bands we were picking for the show, yet we both picked bands from outside the US that have their roots in punk rock (Balzac = more old school punk and Shihad = more nu-punk).  Plus our usual ghost updates to round out the show.  Leave us some feedback on the changes we’ve been making…. and we hope you have a great holiday weekend.

Subscribe to this podcast in iTunes by clicking here

Podcast: Play in new window | Download

- Shout-outs
- Goldman Sachs bonuses now to be paid in stock instead of cash
- Tiger Woods all over the place, but where’s the real news?
- Updates on our ghostly activities
- Woman slaps man in the head with a steak (this is real news)
- Billboard’s “Best of 2000′s” = suck-fest
- Featured alcohol: Jim Beam and Maker’s Mark whiskey face-off
- Featured music: “Psychopathy Red” by Slayer and “Ghost Town” by Gazoo Bill

Intro music: “Cortina 666 Heavy Radio” by Leechmaster
Outro music: “8-bit Junkie” by George Wood

Associated Media:
(linked above)

Notes:  Another great show!  December is the month of change I guess, since we changed a few things with this show too.  We spread the music out and featured a brand new song from Slayer and a psychobilly band from Finland.  Also, the alcohol review is for two whiskeys in a head-to-head, bottom’s up competition.  Lots of randomness and we even kicked up the sound effects throughout the show.  This was a fun show and at just over 1 hour, it’s our longest show so far.  So much entertainment for so little money….. spread the word!  Don’t forget to leave us some feedback.

Subscribe to this podcast in iTunes by clicking here

Podcast: Play in new window | Download

- Follow up on the ghosts that hang out in our houses
- Tiger Woods overshadows important news (damage control) about the Federal Reserve
- Featured alcohol: Milagro silver tequila
- Featured music: Black Landlord

Intro music: “Anhelos” by Leechmaster
Outro music: “8-bit Junkie” by George Wood

Associated Media:
The Changling movie (1980)
The Fed in ‘damage control’ mode
Milagro tequila
Black Landlord on the web and on Myspace

Notes:  Another great show…. how do we do it?  Mad skillz.  Ok, just mad.  As requested, an update on our ghostly visitors.  Check the link above to order a copy of the George C. Scott movie ‘The Changling’ on Amazon.  Look at that, less than $6.00.  If you already have that movie, then donate the $6.00 to this show – look for the Paypal donation button over there —>  Hey, the alcohol we review isn’t free ya know!  More “nothing to see here” by the Federal Reserve and their efforts to thwart a growing distrust in their organization.  We both agree that Milagro silver tequila is good stuff, and some good funky music by Black Landlord.  57 minutes of action-packed goodness!

Subscribe to this podcast in iTunes by clicking here

Podcast: Play in new window | Download

- Feedback
- Ghost story
- Bacon fries
- Goldman Nutsachs
- Featured alcohol: Crystal Head vodka
- Featured music: Blood Drunk

Intro music: “Anhelos” by Leechmaster
Outro music: “8-bit Junkie” by George Wood

Associated media:
- Rolling Stone article on Goldman Sachs
- Crystal Head vodka
- Blood Drunk on Myspace and on Twitter
- No Agenda show

This episode was experimental.  Some new equipment, extreme time constraints, and my sound effects weren’t working.  I spent way too much time in post-production editing, but it’s what we do to try to put on a quality show.  Believe it (or not).

Subscribe to this podcast in iTunes by clicking here.

Podcast: Play in new window | Download

- Feedback
- Halloween
- Community mailboxes
- Sidewalk candy
- Music: The Socknockers

Intro music: Munsters Theme by Jack Marshall
Outro music: “8-bit Junkie” by George Wood

Associated media:
- The origins of Halloween
- Community mailbox
- The Socknockers MP3s

Episode 2 is done and ready for your listening displeasure.  No alcohol review this week, didn’t want any run-ins with the popo since they were out in full force in the neighborhood. We also got some mic and EQ problems fixed that were present in the first episode.  Overall, it’s closer to good than the first one!

I’m going to try to get each episode published by Sunday evening.

Podcast: Play in new window | Download