Ep 1109: OMG Katy Perry WENT TO SPACE! E148

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🗓️ 15 April 2025

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Summary

Opie kicks off the morning live stream with Train’s killer cover of Led Zeppelin’s "Ramble On" from the Opie and Anthony archives, setting the vibe 500 feet above NYC. He rants about Katy Perry’s overhyped Blue Origin joyride—eleven minutes of "I’m in space, now I’m not"—and crowns her "Who the Man" for the day, while Wendy’s and Kesha throw shade. Plus, Opie dives into a hectic week of nephew’s wedding plans clashing with Easter, insomnia milk runs, and why mornings rule. From Zeppelin love to Celtics fandom and blocking trolls, it’s classic Opie—raw, unfiltered, and all over the place. Hit the like and catch the audio on Opie Radio!

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0:00.0	Boom, boom, boom.
0:01.0	Good morning, everybody.
0:02.1	Welcome to my live stream.
0:03.8	We're going to get things going with a little song from the Opin Anthony show,
0:09.5	starting out a little differently today.
0:11.7	Remember the band, Train?
0:13.4	Well, they came in, and they performed Rambal on by Led Zeppelin,
0:18.1	and I think this is a perfect way to start today's live stream.
0:21.8	Check it out.
0:22.5	All right.
0:23.1	All right.
0:27.8	Leaves are falling all around.
0:31.3	It's time I was on my way.
0:37.2	Thanks to you, I'm much obliged
0:39.3	such a pleasant stay
0:43.6	but now it's time
0:47.8	for me to go
0:49.3	motor moonlight to my way
0:53.3	because now I smell the rain and with it pain
0:59.0	And it's headed my way
1:02.0	Do you now
1:07.0	Sometimes I grow so tired
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