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Fart Jokes , Enlightenment, a thank you to listeners, and 3 white guys fix racism

Martin Luther King's dream vs. Hope, Change, Justice & Equality; Funkhouser moves out of his house of porn stars

How churches and civil rights activists profit off of hate mongering; Funkhouser eats two donuts; Kate Upton Ice Bucket Challenge

3rd Coast Radio. This week we take a Bush v Obama quiz. Plus hate mail from a guy looking for us to hire him. Say what?

Why would some two bit politico writer feel the need to talk smack about Robin Williams in the wake of his death and minimize the Williams' Family's grief. AD has the answer. Science Bitches!

The Pope's Top Ten Secrets to Happiness, and Lindsey Lohan Wants JK Rowling to write the story of her sex life?

A Guy Left a Great Amazon Review For a Wi-Fi Thermostat . . . Because He Changes the Temperature Remotely While His Wife Cheats on HimColumbus, Georgia Gets the Most Enemas of Any U.S. CitySarah Palin Bashes the Pope

Facebook Went Down for 19 Minutes on Friday . . . So People Started Calling 911Cops Break Into a Car to Help a Baby Inside . . . Turns Out It's a DollJon Voight Ripped Javier Bardem and Penelope Cruz For Signing a Letter Against Israel

Robert Called into my station (Rock 1053) to chat about his presence at Comic Con, and the Documentary he's produced about the late great bass player Jaco Pastorius. I was expecting for him to bail after 5 minutes, and he graciously chatted with me about music for an hour. This was one of my very favorite things I've ever gotten to do since I got my start in radio. Thank you, Robert.

Robert Trujillo talks about comic con and the musicians that caused him to do what he does. He talks about how the bass called to him, and how Jaco Pastorius deeply impacted his life.

Robert talks about the labor of love that is the Jaco Pastorius documentary he's producing, and how some jazz musicians resisted the idea of Metallica's bass player making the movie. He makes a VERY interesting point about Jaco's mental problems positively impacting his art.