Blart Radio for October 10, 2009
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On this week's more unusual episode:

• Ed starts out the show by singing the typical introductory music from the shower. Note his weight from the talking scale.


• After our first song, we point out that Steve is actually perfectly normal for the rest of the week when he isn't on the air. Unfortunately, you folks usually only hear him when he's in show host mode.


• One of our listener's busted her earbuds yesterday. We reflect on an unfortunate incident involving some expensive earbuds and a toilet bowl.


• We make some jazz album recommendations per a listener's request.


• When Karen joins us, we update you all with the final total raised last week for the Crop Hunger Walk.


• Why was one of our listener's looking at a transvestite's chestal anatomy?


• Some long forgotten morons from Dallas try to inflict themselves upon the show.


• After an instructional jazzy song break, we play a hurricane excerpt to commemorate a massive storm that killed 50,000 people in the Caribbean today in 1780.


• We next turn to the cloning part of the show. Find out first hand how 32 Belchy McGas and Corona clones sound.


• Listeners call and write in with ideas about possible arcade games based on Brian, a longtime listener known for his alter egos.


• We next discuss old, cheaply made handheld videogames from the early 1990's.


• The Ed choir? Yes; it's real, and has 128 members. It's intriguing and disturbing proof that I need less time on my hands.


• Karen's brother has a unique use for the latest Bop It "shout it!" command.


• Another listener calls in to describe how the PC-based Bop It game works.


• We finally close out the show with a new jazzy cover of an Eagles classic and a clip of the Franklin Language Master.

Believe it or not, we didn't get to the content we had originally planned for this show. The next episode is sure to be a doozy, so drop on by this Saturday night to hear it first hand. You won't be sorry you did.