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Like a wave of humidity rolling up the Delaware, a fresh optimism has spread over the City of Brotherly Love. Reports from training camp are that Donovan McNabb, freshly invigorated from a transfusion of tens of millions of dollars, is throwing “lazer” [sic]. New wideout Jeremy Maclin has been confirmed as indeed a wideout, and one drafted by the Eagles. Hank Baskett ... [continue] Read Full Story
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President Obama has policy ambitions beyond that of your average president. Perhaps it’s because of a friendly senate and a country in crisis, after all, the word for crisis in Greek is (opportunity + sub-prime meltdown – volcano)/tragic incest*. Thus far Mr. Obama has gotten quite a bit done. Massive injections of capital into troubled financial institutions, state ... [continue] Read Full Story
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Come with Bernard and Leslie on a magical audio tour of technical mishap and miscomminication. Yes, it's a mess, but it's all part of bringing you the best possible podcast. Enjoy! ...[continue] Read Full Story
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What happens when Leslie and Bernard don't tell each other what they plan to podcast about? Listen to part 1 and find out...
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Like all great entertainments of the twentieth century, Receiving Me? podcasts yield a rich harvest of out-takes and bloopers. And certainly we are not the type to deny our audience the, ahem, pleasure of yet more or our nonsense. So gaze behind the curtain at Receiving Me? studios and into the vast vacuum of our talent. ... [continue] Read Full Story
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“Eargasms” hosts, Bernard Bygott and Leslie Fox, are proud to present semi-organized banter on the phenomenon of the TV murder genius. Other words may eventually go here expressing more relevant points on the topic, but exhaustion has set in, and this writer needs a shower. If you like what you hear, subscribe, tell your friends, and send rations. Better yet, ... [continue] Read Full Story
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In an unprecedented stunt that some believe may have originated from George Lucas’s Skywalker Ranch, Jar-Jar Binks has been digitally inserted into several theatrical releases of the newest Star Trek film. In these altered cuts, Jar-Jar, the controversial character from Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace, appears in numerous shots “being annoying,” “insulting intelligence,” and “killing childhood.” His ... [continue] Read Full Story
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Dear “Eargasms” listeners,
A long, long time ago, RM? co-founders, Leslie Fox and Bernard Bygott, tried to record a podcast chronicling the USA TV show “Burn Notice”. It was a complete disaster. Our previous podcasts were recorded in a professional studio, but the “Burn Notice” session was our first attempt to accomplish repartee in a non-studio environment (Leslie’s parents’ living room). We sucked. ... [continue] Read Full Story
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Action star, Steven Seagal, has had a fruitful career in the direct-to-video circuit for the past ten years, but Oscar insiders are projecting a major comeback for the hair plugged action giant. Later this month, Seagal will release a film that represents his “most intense, most personal work to date,” aptly titled Driven to Kill. According to sources too made up ... [continue] Read Full Story
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I can’t seem to grow up. There is some radical, rogue chemical in my thick skull that leads me to make decisions that ensure I maintain the maturity level of a kindergartener. I love this chemical. I hate this chemical. Everyone around me is getting married, launching careers, making plans, discussing serious issues that get printed on the front page ... [continue] Read Full Story
