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45:24 — Now that the tornadoes have left and the damage is done, what is the future for hundreds of Alabama residents? Their experiences, plus more, on this first hand account of the bad weather in the Southeast.
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32:57 — With massive regional destruction, six people dead, and no end in sight, hear a first-person, blow- by-blow account of what Famed Alabama Weatherman James Spann has called “the worst weather I’ve seen in my career!” Hear all the severe weather action as I shack up inside my tiny apartment and ride the storm out. Also, witness the tale of how my humble paper route almost ended my life!
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50:05 — It seems creative people have the hardest time getting vindicated for their actions — working super hard on a project, whether it be novel, or screenplay, or acting, only to see their efforts evaporate into the universe of ephemeral appreciation. Well, no more — at least for me! Tonight, I look back on some of my ideas, past and present — ones I’ve spent huge chunks of time obsessing over, and throw them out there for your enjoyment. And you will enjoy, and I will finally feel vindication for spending most of my life inside my own head.
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15:30– Neal from Ireland shares his vast knowledge of apostrophes, excessively leprechauny Hollywood movies, selling rain in a bottle, the concept of “a hundred thousand welcomes”, the sit-coms “Taxi”, “Cheers” and “Dear John”, Amphibious bus tours, fictional beer in TV shows, Sending wet animation to Korea and Ted Danson, and introduces a lecture from the Into Your Head archives, read by his wife Joanne. Over Your Head is ONSUG’s occasional offshoot of Into Your Head podcast.
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United States License. Attribution: by Neal from Ireland – more info at onsug.com and intoyourhead.com.
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7:35 – The Old Coot tells a story about an automobile race.
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50:32 — The first episode of the show ever recorded while the sun is still up. Listen as I struggle through Wal-Mart coffee, as well as reflect about final exams, teaching, and what it’s like living in a state despised by every comedian alive.Â
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57:02 — I’m stockin’ up on beans, milk, and Coca-Cola as I await the impending shutdown of all things government. Also: new apartment, Birmingham’s in the proverbial economic toilet, and Radio Flyer.
Show Note: I seem to have a problem uploading this file; go to www.midnightcitizen.com or download the iTunes file at The Midnight Citizen for a complete episode!
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www.midnightcitizen.com
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8:31 – The Indian Chief relates a story from the time before the white man came.
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40:03 – Classic Jean Shepherd from the day that Kerouac died.
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41:00 – This is the 8th and final conversation with Q, with Noir and PQ Ribber. Â Detailed notes to follow. Â Note that this posts the same day as the 8th anniversary of the Overnightscape.
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45:24 — Now that the tornadoes have left and the damage is done, what is the future for hundreds of Alabama residents? Their experiences, plus more, on this first hand account of the bad weather in the Southeast.
