Minutia Men On Radio Misfits

The rudest cities in America, a news anchor who swallowed a fly, a chat about prison with a famous ex-con, an earthquake meeting, and a fun celebrity story from a listener. [Ep284]

Polish reparations, skunk rescue, air-dropped nudes, James Finn Garner's fire breathers, the best multi-tasker, and a great story about almost meeting Elvis. [Ep283]

A 2022 version of the Bobbitt story (in Ghana), real audio from a black hole in space, Tommy Chong discussing That 70s Show, Jenkins flying an airplane, a Finnish President that likes to party, and an e-mail from a Catholic priest. [Ep282]

Japanese drinking, Embarrassing injuries, a celebrity story about Woodstock, Dive bar ice cream, long hair, and a story about Jerry Springer in a bed store. [Ep281]

Facebook's new Chat-bot, gross ice cream flavors, a former member of Olivia Newton John's band reminisces about her, chorizo in space, getting pigs horny with music, and a great listener story about one of Charlie's Angels. [Ep280]

Dress code violation at an execution, the most unusual last request ever, when tracking numbers aren't enough, golf cart drunk driving, and short interviews with Mark Cuban and Anthony Scaramucci. [Ep279]

Self-love in outer space, toilet terror in Iowa, chess prodigy mishaps, Florida sheriffs, and a chat with one of the stars of the movie The Sandlot. [Ep278]

The difficulties of learning American English, tips for avoiding the English heat, Jewish delis, less than observant Scottish cops, and Damone from Fast Times at Ridgemont High floating down a river in Los Angeles. [Ep277]

Younger workers complaining about older workers, a mustard shortage in France, Shoeless Joe Jackson, Alabama judge mocking Asians, ridiculous memorization, and a listener story about Mutual of Omaha's Jim Fowler. [Ep276]

A great story about a Ringo Starr recording session, Body parts by mail, a British documentary about the well endowed, Trump's girth, the most ridiculous sports score ever, and an unlikely brush with greatness in Pittsburgh. [Ep275]

Dave has COVID, but the trooper still manages to perform for this episode. Rick and Dave discuss sexy garbage cans, nude pickleball, Todd Rundgren, the Pope's views on ironing, Alexa using dead relatives' voices, plus a brush with greatness story about Arno Stefffenhagen. [Ep274]

The late Yes drummer Alan White, a cereal that doesn't seem like a great idea for breakfast, Cockroaches, Sex-Ed through fishing, and the end of the great Elvis wedding tradition are among the topics discussed this week by Rick and Dave. [EP273]

Memorable highlights from the Rick and Dave archives, including excerpts from interviews with Danny Bonaduce, Tommy Chong, Tom Dreesen, and Bill Kurtis. [Ep272]

Nazi jokes. Million Dollar ideas. A huge TV sitcom star. And a peek into the actual emotions of Rick and Dave. [Ep271]

Misconceptions of recent college graduates, Nantucket topless beaches, Kent State photographer, the dangers of being late for your wedding, another embarrassing death, and a brush with a 1970's sitcom star are discussed by Rick and Dave. [Ep270]

A relationship with Mona Lisa, childhood games, Casey Kasem's outtake, a very tired wife, falling into a port-a-potty, and a listener's brush with Bob Newhart are discussed by Rick and Dave. [Ep269]

A man pays over a half-million dollars for a worthless football, the most controversial photograph of the twentieth century, Jenkins in Taiwan, a celebrity prank, a how-not-to guide, and a brush with Hollywood icon Gene Kelly are discussed by Rick and Dave. [Ep268]

Tennessee history morons, an imaginary fire rescue, really bad product names, and Tom Dreesen's David Letterman story are discussed by Rick and Dave. [EP267]

Should you ever hire family members, Fake plaques on park benches, Carl Giammarese from the Buckinghams tells about his Ed Sullivan show appearance, Kids say the darndest things, Jenkins in Miami, Hillary in Arkansas, and a tremendous listener story about Abe Vigoda are discussed by Rick and Dave. [Ep266]

Rick and Dave chat with Andrew Lloyd Webber lyricist Glen Slater, Grand Funk Railroad's Mark Farner, Fee Waybill of the Tubes, Paul Michael Glaser from Starsky & Hutch, and uncover a rare 1955 interview with Ernie Banks. [Ep265]