Posts from — July 2006

This week we speak with Rockin’ Ronnie Shewchuck, BBQ expert from Canada. Ronnie shows us that Canadians are almost good for something.

We have sad news…

Alan is leaving work, which means that he’s leaving the show, or rather — the current set-up of recording over lunch at work. Make sense?

So, if prodded, we can continue the show using a different technology, like voice over IP {Skype}, morse code or carrier pigeon.

Your voice can make a difference. Should we stay or should we go?

[viewsurvey]

This week we speak with Skip Haynes from the Laurel Canyon Animal Company, Makers of Pet CD’s guaranteed to get a reaction from your dog. We even play a few of these songs on the show, so get some headphones for your pooch!
Note: tBGR’s dog’s reactions were greatly improved with Beggin’ Strips, Carl Buddig meat & soy hotdogs. Another Note: After further LAB TESTING, {ha!} Terry’s dog Star Morgan was most-intrigued by the Bionic Genius opening theme.

in episode 0000034…

- What Does a Genius Eat for Lunch?

- Less Llamas, More Luke: Teen Sensation Luke reports about his weak blue ring.
Alan’s High School tip: During your senior year of High School, when they pass-out the Herff-Jones cards for you to list your activities, stack the lies high & wide. They’ll print them in the yearbook.

- Genius Wars: The game show pit-fight Star Wars trivia contest featuring Roy -vs- Steve W. footnote: What happened to the cat’s ashes?

- As the Corn Blows – Terry drags us into another tBGR Soap Opera

- Special Interview with Skip Haynes from the Laurel Canyon Animal Company – Makers of Pet CD’s. Located in Los Angeles, the company is dedicated to creating original musical works inspired by the relationships between animals and people-and to raising the awareness of people as to the sentience of all animals.

This week we speak with Dr. Robby Virus, genius Thereminist.

Episode 0000033 features:

As a change of scope, we actually talk about what we’re eating for lunch.

We also hear from Alan on a spam-jelly-preserved issue of Alan’s World.

Can you believe we’re serving-up two premieres? This Week in Medicine and North America’s fastest-growing soap opera sensation, AS THE CORN BLOWS.

Oh, we also interview the tragically hip theremin player for Project Pimento: Dr. Robby Virus. Check-out Project Pimento at www.projectpimento.com

A special shout-out to the visitors of ThereminWorld.com, to whom we offer-up the following ideas for bumper stickers: “HAVE YOU HUGGED YOUR THEREMIN TODAY?” and “STOP TOUCHING ME!”