A world gone insane, an upside-down civilization cannot be real. the world of madness and terror.

It's the Dana Gould Hour.

Happy Holidays. We're back. Gool-hour. Happy holidays.

We're back after a short, if unintended break.

Following the Halloween show, I had intended to go straight into our post-election episode, but I'm not going to lie.

I had some commitments come up, some professional things,

some deadlines, some work stuff involving typing.

So instead of doing a quick half-ass show, I decided to wait and roll the whole

shabang into one big post-election Christmas episode, two subjects that do not connect at all,

all the more reason to do it.

So giving us the inside dope on the election,

bomb throwing Bolsheviks, Eddie Pepitone, John Ennis, and myself,

we'll first face off against non-crazie conservative Mike Murphy from Meet the Press.

Listen as we actually have a rational conversation.

Fans of Eddie Pepatone can see his documentary, The Bitter Buddha at the Slam Dance Film Festival, and you can see Eddie live in San Francisco at Sketchfest from January 31st through February 2nd.

Then we're going to take a little stroll into the music aisle. The show's

announcer, Tom Kenny, is going to step out of the booth, and he will be joined by

our show's composer and conductor Andy Paley. And they're going to talk about their

new digital album,

it's a Spongebob Christmas, exclusively available on Amazon, iTunes,

and wherever digital albums are sold.

Johnny Konden and Robbie Sullivan are here for a Yule Thai two guys from Boston.

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