Episode 25: Anvil’s Lips Kudlow, Ali Dodges, and Bowie

The Dinner Party Download

American Public Media

Society & Culture

4.6 • 821 Ratings

🗓️ 19 June 2009

⏱️ 20 minutes

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This week: 80′s metal band Anvil forges ahead… Muhammed Ali KO’s the U.S. Army… and Brendan has designs on David Bowie. [photo: Anvil ]

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0:00.0	Welcome to the dinner party download. This is your icebreaker.
0:05.0	Sam Clam and Larry Lobster are good friends. Larry Lobster dies. He ascends to heaven. He is given
0:11.0	a harp and a pair of wings and a halo because of course he is an angel now. And he says to St. Peter, look, I have a very good friend. We were just in the process of opening a new undersea disco, and it was going to be great.
0:22.9	And it's opening night.
0:24.2	I would love if I could just go back down for one more night, and St. Peter says, yes, I will allow it.
0:29.3	But you cannot lose any of these angel things, the halo and the harp and the wings.
0:34.8	Do not misplace them.
0:36.1	There is a blinding flash of light.
0:37.9	He is alive again.
0:39.2	There is a tearful reunion with his friend Sam the Klam.
0:41.9	They open the disco.
0:43.4	Larry Lobster ascends to heaven again.
0:45.3	St. Peter says, now, do you have your wings?
0:47.9	And Larry Lobster says yes.
0:49.5	Do you have your halo?
0:50.9	Larry Lobster says yes.
0:52.6	Do you have your halo? And Larry Lobster says yes. Do you have your harp?
0:54.2	And Larry Lobster's like, oh no.
0:56.6	I left my harp in Sam Clam's disco.
1:02.2	I'm Brendan Francis Noonam.
1:03.7	I'm Rico Gagliano.
1:05.4	And from the Frank Stanton Studios in Los Angeles, this is the dinner party download,
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