2155: How Does It Feel

Show Notes

• — All The World’s A Stage: Blake Joseph, who works at a restaurant and is a musical theater actor, is in studio
• — The Perfect Crime: Blake and his identical twin brother Brandon, who is gay, switched places when they were kids
• — Pardon My English: Blake is performing in a revival of a Gershwin brothers opera that basically predicted Mayor Bloomberg’s failed NYC soda ban
• — It’s Weird To Throw Labels On Things: Blake is dating a girl he doesn't want to call his girlfriend, possibly because all his ex-girlfriends (of whom he has exclusively been the dumper and not the one getting dumped) despise him
• — Foxy Casey: New early Jimi Hendrix recordings have surfaced, and Keith is the only one who thinks they sound like the Grateful Dead and Bob Dylan
• — I Eat Mop Who?: Jackie ‘The Joke Man’ Martling calls in with some new jokes
• — Directionless: One Direction’s Zayn Malik has left the group
• — Unfare: Blake has been hit by 3 separate cabs on his Vespa in NYC but didn’t get any money because they all drove away. He now can’t feel his knee or 3 of his toes.
• — A Roller Coaster Of Emotions: The Coney Island Cyclone got stuck on its opening day, forcing riders to climb down manually
• — Be Our Guest: The gang discusses the recent trend of retail establishments referring to customers as guests
• — What A Gas: 2015’s hot new selfie location is the sight of the East Village explosion. Among news that 2 people are still missing comes the revelation from Con Ed that a gas main at Sushi Park was tampered with 7 months before the blast.