Tom Barnard Podcast - We can't watch baseball, but we can watch Road House

Tom Barnard Podcast

News, Comedy

4.6 • 637 Ratings

🗓️ 29 March 2024

⏱️ 91 minutes

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Summary

- SKOR North's Phil Mackey talks about the Twins winning their season opener in Kansas City, and rants with Tom about how inaccessible MLB games are after Tom signed up for multiple services yesterday and still couldn't watch the game. Plus Phil is drinking the Twins Kool-Aid after the first game of the year.

- KSTP's Chris Egert talks about famous spokespeople for brands with low voices and informs about two planes that clipped wings while taxiing at MSP yesterday and how the passengers involved were affected after the accident.

- Bob Sansevere talks about cities around the United States with unfortunate names, the Twins losing dynamic young player Royce Lewis to a leg injury for some time, and fills everyone in on the Glen Taylor/Timberwolves sale saga.

- Tim Lammers shares his review of the new film from the Monster-verse "Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire" and shares how the latest installment stacks up to its predecessors and how well it fares on the Lamma-meter, plus it involves a trip to the dentist for Godzilla. Tim also reviews the Amazon Prime remake of "Road House" that stars Jake Gyllenhaal and Conor McGregor which can be streamed now!

- Kristyn Burtt shares the news of Lou Gossett Jr. passing at the age of 87, has more info on the P Diddy news, and informs about some of the new and popular items to watch this weekend including a new Steve Martin documentary and the new show "We Were the Lucky Ones".

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0:00.0	Did you ever wonder how all those clock sounds were made in the beginning of Time by Pink Floyd?
0:05.4	Or what was going on when Kurt Cobain wrote Nirvana's Smells Like Teen Spirit?
0:10.6	I'm Jan Delane, host of the Behind the Song podcast. Join me for each episode, digging into
0:15.4	classic rock's most interesting songs and the history behind them. You might just find a new revelation in the music
0:21.8	you've heard all your life. Check it out wherever you get your podcasts and on the behind the song
0:26.7	YouTube channel. And if you like it, hit subscribe. This is the Tom Bernard podcast. Listen live,
0:33.6	weekday mornings, 8 to 9.30, or anytime you like as a podcast on the tom bernard app at tom
0:39.8	bernardt show.com or wherever you get your podcasts we're rocking out man did you hear that
0:46.1	that rock music playing in the background that's floppy bass lines slapping the bass all that good
0:54.0	stuff oh my god i keep forgetting it's easter on sunday just two days away from easter because bass lines. Slaping the base. All that good stuff.
0:54.8	Oh my God, I keep forgetting it's Easter on Sunday, just two days away from Easter
0:57.8	because Catherine's birthday is Sunday, so there is no Easter around here.
1:02.2	It's all more me now, Catherine.
1:04.4	You already get a presence already all fixated and taking care of her.
1:09.4	She's really good about that stuff. She's like, I don't need any presents or not stuff.
1:13.6	We've been together for 44 years.
1:14.6	I think he can calm down.
1:16.6	I said, yes, dear, whatever you need.
1:19.6	Here's something I haven't even looked at yet.
1:22.6	The best Easter candy of all time is definitely not bunny corn.
1:26.6	What the hell is bunny corn?
1:28.6	Bunny corn.
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