On this week's special remote edition of the show:

• This week's episode comes to you straight from Karen's place.


• I detail the overly adventurous trek I took to Michigan. I think I will avoid American Airlines from now on because of constant mechanical issues with their aircraft. The beautiful motor boat across the lake made up for the inconvenience, however.


• Of all the bands that should have stopped making music, Megadeath is releasing a new record tomorrow.


• I next tell a true story of Ed nearly being run over by someone's vehicle after devouring a plate full of barbecue ribs.


• Oh the things we overhear while hanging around outside Karen's house. They're vulgar, and we tell you all about it.


• Seamus Kennedy next sings to us about Sarah and her various occupations over the years. Ed and Corona wind up joining in with their own interpretations of the lyrics.


• Enjoy another audio adventure with "Fat Man," the city's greatest superhero.


• What's Fat Albert doing on the wrong side of the tracks?


• Say "wazzup" to freestylin' Ed.


• We said good-bye to "King of the Hill" last night. Its replacement? Yet another Seth MacFarlin take on "Family Guy."


• Ed next does a special, techno/dance jig for us.


• We next play a song that inevitably keeps popping up on Karen's iPod while she works out every day.


• We talk about the stupid stunt Canye West pulled at the MTV awards last night and play a paste-job someone created that had him interrupting President Obama instead of Taylor Swift.


• Given Ed's thick accent, how is his name really pronounced? Ed or Ay-ad?


• A couple of classic Benny Bell tunes round out the show.

Thanks for tuning into this week's show. We will be at the local Irish festival making all sorts of recordings this weekend, but we will be back to share the auditory goodness on the following weekend. Can't wait to see you then.