Tuesday June 15, 2010
The now infamous “Woodsy Roast Day” begins as The Kid is nowhere to be found at the start of the show. Is the bromance over? Woodsyisms abound with Mikey, Jay, and the girls. The Kid calls in while speeding down the freeway and has a tense conversation with an irritated Mikey. Woods’ dad, M1 Hawk calls in suggesting harsh punishment. Mikey’s 20 dollar bill story gets a big “eh-HAH!” out of LOB. Hoyle is furious with Woods! All of a sudden, Mikey blasts through a ton of voices aimed at Woodsy and hilarious radio ensues as Lauren and Sienna urge Mike to keep going. The fraidy cat bullfighter story is next; meanwhile The Kid is still tripping out on himself. The earthquake really shook up LOB. A wife is upset about hubby’s hot female boss taking him to lunch all the time and Jay has the funniest solution. A democrat congressman roughs up some college kids, and then apologizes. Woods loves smiling his black-toothed grin. What will Mikey’s three boys be like when they’re older? LOB’s “milky milky milky” taunt used to be kryptonite for her brother, until he wised up. Mikey tells about the time he finally stood up to his bully brother Steve. Sienna sings, then LOB insists she would not be off the hook as easy as Woods was for being late. What makes a tourist in San Diego stand out like a sore thumb? Global warming begs the question; whose smarter, Al Gore or Mikey? DYD has Lauren give it try; high-fivers are dumb, along with Facebook drama seekers. Who would not say hi back to a passerby? The Woods roast continues and Sienna scrambles for news stories while Mikey does his “swiggity swiggity swa’s”. Luke’s sarcastic audio while being rocked to sleep is hilarious. Baby accident stories make Sienna worry, and Jay’s 22 stitches story will make you shudder. It seems all things lead back to Woodsy roast jokes. Eskimo would never share the stage with Steve Winwood. Dave Matthews stops by to jam his own tunes and bag on Woodsy. Asian singer for Journey does some hysterical harmonies!
Bumper Music
| 1. Light Of The Morning by Band Of Skulls |  |
| 2. Someone’s Daughter by The Whigs | |
| 3. Neighborhood #3 (Power Out) by The Arcade Fire | |
| 4. Numbers by The Sounds by Painted | |
| 5. North American Scum by LCD Soundsystem | |
| 6. Teddy Picker by Arctic Monkeys | |
| 7. A Day In The Life by The Beatles | |
| 8. So High So Low by Ben Harper | |
| 9. Howlin’ For You by The Black Keys | |
| 10. Call Me by Blondie | |
| 11. She’s My Ride Home by Blue October | |
| 12. Jumping Someone Else’s Train by Cure | |
| 13. Shout by Tears For Fears | |
| 14. Crystalised by The XX | |
| 15. Summertime by The Sundays | |
| 16. Take The Money & Run by Steve Miller Band | |