Ep 59: History Of The Weird Part 1

This Is Important

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Society & Culture, Comedy

4.9 • 10.1K Ratings

🗓️ 2 November 2021

⏱️ 71 minutes

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Today, this is what's important:

Hot dog neck, content, the hidden camera show, Kimbo Slice, early internet viral videos, Blake's press interviews, where 'let's get weird' came from, DVD bins, Columbia House, hand-me-downs, cigarette ads, cars, and more.

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0:00.0	Where were you in 92 bouncing your butt to Sir Mixla?
0:03.9	Wondering if you like Billy Ray Cyrus could pull off a moment?
0:06.7	Now I had as a podcast all about it.
0:09.0	I'm Jason Longfie and on my new show Where Were You in 92,
0:11.6	we take a ride through the major hits,
0:13.2	one hit wonders and shocking scandals
0:14.7	that shaped the wildest 12 months in music history.
0:16.9	You know, the president came after me,
0:18.9	everybody time-warner with madness.
0:21.5	Music was magic and I had completely burned that to the ground.
0:25.8	I realized I'm the forbidden fruit.
0:28.6	So listen and follow Where Were You in 92.
0:30.6	On the IHR radio app, Apple Podcasts,
0:32.6	or wherever you listen to your favorite shows.
0:35.2	If you could completely remove one phrase from your vocabulary,
0:39.0	which phrase would you choose?
0:41.2	Um, I don't know.
0:43.0	Correct answer!
0:44.4	No, I mean, I don't know which phrase.
0:46.6	And the best way to banish I don't know from your life
0:49.4	is by cramming your brain full of stuff you should know.
0:52.4	Join your host, Josh and Chuck,
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