Conan O'Brien Radio

Conan O'Brien Radio

Hi everybody.

How are you?

I'm a little under the weather. Got a little bit of, well, I'm getting over the flu. You know, what are you going to do? So the voice isn't top-noticed. You were just hugging and kissing me. Yeah, yeah. I didn't know that. You didn't tell me. No, I'm over the hump. Don't worry about it. There's no flu left. This is all just remnants. But anyway, this is the Andy Richter-Callin show. We're talking church stories today. You can give us a call at 855-266-2-604 and get in on it. And I have a very funny guest here, James Adomian, been here before. Good to see you again,

Andy. Good to see you. Always. How's things? How's your, how's the end of summer fall shaping up for

you? We had the rain. Back to school. Yeah, the one day of rain. It's always the first big rain

after the summer is when I clock it as, oh, now it's fall. Yeah, yeah. Here in L.A. at least. Right, exactly. And it's like, you know, can't go to the beach anymore because it's full of toxic swill. And you can't go hiking anymore because there's landslides. Right. But you can walk around on the sidewalk. Yes. Yes. Nice. I'm enjoying that. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And it does kind of like cut the dust a little bit. It's a beautiful. The layer of dust that's on everything here. You can see the mountains. This is the time of year right after it rains in L.A. Where the old Channel 9 broadcasting, what was his name? K-Cal-9 from the desert to the sea to all of Southern California. Because you can see it all. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Jerry Dunphy. Oh, yeah. Yeah, yeah. He had hair that was white, the color of the white part of a peppermint. Yeah, yeah. From the desert to the sea to all of Southern California. Good evening. I'm Jerry Dunphy. From the desert to the sea to all of southern California.

Good evening.

I'm Jerry Dunfay. From the desert to the sea.

That is so self-aggrandizing too.

Right.

Like they're listening to me.

Yeah.

My voice is spreading across all geographic features.

That was an important thing when the mechanics of broadcasting was new to somebody.

Yeah, yeah.

From the desert to the sea.

Electronic signals coming through a speaker to your ears.

Yes.

Reaching your ears, my words, turned into electronic.

Nobody does that anymore.

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