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53:38 — What’s all this Christmas joy I keep hearing about? A last ditch effort to give you and myself some happiness this Holiday season, without resorting to the proverbial “bottle” as a default. Also: Garret Scone, once again, sings “Silver Bells” — a tradition of sorts on the show — and why I will forever be traumatized by “Christmas Light Looking”.
Music for this episode: Nullsleep (Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives (aka Music Sharing) License); Paul Slocum (Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives (aka Music Sharing) License); R. Tists for Christmas (Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike License); Amil Byleckie (Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 United States License).
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1:03:44 — A December 24, 1974 recording of Jean Shepherd reading from his story “Duel in the Snow, or Red Ryder Nails the Cleveland Street Kid” — which inspired the film “A Christmas Story” — on his WOR New York radio show. Plus some extra Shep goodies to keep you company this holiday season.
Special thanks to Humanist.org for providing this audio, by the way.
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58:36 — How highway engineers had a “whale of a good time” in the 1970s. Also: rude Xmas letters from Preachers, Iconoclast Tony Danza, and a surprise call from my new manager, Mr. Cressell.
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55:25:16 — It’s been a tough couple of weeks, as you’ll hear me recount. However, I manage to stay upbeat through the crystal pure spirit of night radio, and large quantities of caffeine. Also: a new segment, “Stellar Jokes from My Failed Stand-up Comedy Career”, the deception of December, and Christmas Coke can recall.
Music for this episode by Kevin MacLeod (Creative Commons Attribution License.)
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1:03:09 — A more relaxed recording, where I sit out on the front steps of my apartment building and recount the Thanksgiving weekend — a little drunk. Also: Iron bowl weekend, a review of “The Muppets”.
Special album photo: Jonathan Sweatt
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53:25:08 — Nothing “special”, really; just some recordings of me and Jessica walking around the Galleria mall on Black Friday. WITNESS the chaos, without worrying about being trampled upon by avaricious Americans, and FEEL the intensity of the third degree by a righteous security guard we run briefly afoul of. Other topics and random ambiance ensue.
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1:04:39 — This week saw one of the first arrests under Alabama’s controversial new illegal immigration law. On this episode, I try to explain the law — best as I can understand it — and why it’s being used as a prop for my home state to go to war with the Obama admin. Also: the movie “Cape Fear” (original and remake), the Natalie Wood drowning case being reopened after 30 years, and why Blues musicians can’t get respect.
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57:46:26 — Exhausted after taking the grueling Praxis test, I nevertheless sit down to do a show, fraught with weird ideas and suggestions, such as what to do with my body after I die, and quitting teaching altogether to open a video store. There’s a drinking game for this episode: take a shot of Ancient Age every time I say “You Know”.
Music for this episode performed entirely by Persson, off their wonderful Creative Commons album, “Outside the Walls”.
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1:14:40 — I start out with a review of the flick “Money Ball”, then go on to a few more rants, interspersed with the ritualistic smacking of Quaker Oat Meal Squares cereal, chased with a PBR. Fun stuff.
Check out my friend Hunter’s online comic Vexxarr here, as well as his Apple “Think Different” parody from (circa?) 2004.
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www.midnightcitizen.com
53:38 — What’s all this Christmas joy I keep hearing about? A last ditch effort to give you and myself some happiness this Holiday season, without resorting to the proverbial “bottle” as a default. Also: Garret Scone, once again, sings “Silver Bells” — a tradition of sorts on the show — and why I will forever be traumatized by “Christmas Light Looking”.
