Episode LXI

Daves of Thunder

Dave Dameshek and David Feeney

Comedy

4.8 • 948 Ratings

🗓️ 25 January 2011

⏱️ 75 minutes

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Summary

Shek and Feeney start the show discussing the groove they've gotten into. The gang plays another round of "Let's Read Dameshek's Tweets". Feeney recalls the time Penny Marshall was hitting on him. The guys also recall their favorite moments from Laverne & Shirley. Shek talks about going on Carolla's show, and he and Jacuzzi Pete try to figure out why Feeney didn't join. The guys also listen to a new fan submitted song, discuss last week's Okie Dokies, and try to decide what the back of their t-shirt should say. On today's show, special guest and "beer scholar" Ian Cheesman joins the program. He's a beer critic for TheSmokingJacket.com, and he reached out to JP to get the guys' thoughts on different types of brew. The guys discuss the "epidemic of beer snobbery" and reflect on their favorite times getting drunk. Feeney recites a Bukowski poem from memory, and wrapping things up, Shek gives his evaluations of the Sierra Nevada line.

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0:00.0	You're listening to the Ace Broadcasting Network.
0:09.3	Dave's of Thunder is taped before a live studio audience.
0:17.7	Dave, Dave, Dave, Dave, Dave, Dave, Dave, Dave, Dave, Dave, Dave, Dave, Dave, Dave, Dave, Dave, Dave, Dave, Dave, Dave, Dave, Dave, Dave, Dave, Dave. Hi, and hello hello BTL slash monkeys
0:39.8	Dr. Funny Dave Damashek here
0:41.5	David Feeney over there on the orange couch
0:44.1	We're getting back into a groove David Feeney
0:46.2	Episode 61, welcome to it
0:49.1	How are we?
0:50.2	61.
0:51.2	Is it really happen?
0:52.8	That's right.
0:53.4	Why, is that exciting for you? How many of those have been good, though? That's right. Why, is that exciting?
0:54.4	How many of those have been good, though? That's my question. Five? Half. No, half. We've done 30 good ones? Yeah. I mean, is there something in, I gauge it this way. If there's just one three-minute stretch of something that was good, then I won't count that. But I would say
1:10.9	if more than half of a show was good, then I'll give it the stamp of approval. And I would say,
1:18.2	given that as the standard, yes, I would say roughly half of our programs have been good.
1:25.3	I remember when we first started the show, you especially, and you're a season pro, so it was weird, you would get sick. You would throw up in the bathroom because you were so nervous to start the show. Does that still happen? Yeah, you know, like Glenn Hall, the legendary netminder for the Chicago Blackhawks. That was his ritual before. That's mine too. He would make sick in the toilet just before he started? It wouldn't. Wouldn't that be disconcerting if you were his teammate that this is the guy who's going to go out between the pipes for you right now? He's puking. Yeah, exactly. Was he a good goalkeeper? Is a goalkeeper? I don't know. I don't know your sport. Goldkeeper. You sound like a woman. I don't know this hockey. You're like a woman. All right. Talk about a different sport then. Talk about the New England Patriots.
2:03.9	They're un a woman. All right.
2:01.0	Talk about a different sport then.
2:02.4	Talk about the New England Patriots.
2:04.0	They're unbeatable. They're going all the, oh, wait, I forgot. They lost last week. I'll talk about that real quick. True or false, you picked the Patriots. Of course I did. True of all you picked the Ravens. I did pick the Raven.
2:15.6	You're an expert.
2:16.9	You are an NFL expert on NFL.com.
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