Pat talks chainsaws and droppin’ trees. And could you survive being a pioneer on a wagon train? Would a rose by any other name smell as sweet? Also, you might be surprised (and saddened) by the stats on suicide. Christ, are we there yet? Songs in this episode: …
How valuable is a dead president’s body? And, once you die, can you still look pretty? Pat shares a story about the time he introduced the Beach Boys that didn’t go as planned. How long should a band still be a band after members leave? “Yep… she still looks pretty!” …
This episode kicks off with a Peculiar Classic. (And some technical difficulties…) Pat has a famous person visit his hometown. A listener wants Pat and Lisa to plug their event. And Lisa encounters some difficult people (again). NO! We are not talking about the Timber Music Festival! Sheesh! …
Pat and Lisa talk about the worlds’s oldest people. And the passing of Barbara Bush. Lisa is done with submarines (for now). Pat shares a story about the worst hotel guest in the world. And, how many secrets do you have??? Songs In This Episode: “Can’t Buy Me Love” …
Pat and Lisa talk about cover songs. Lisa takes a dip in a flotation tank. Pat tells Lisa a new joke. Pat recalls the freedom we had as kids. Lisa stops seeing a dental hygienist who talks baby talk. “I is bored. ” Songs in this episode: “I Will Always …
Pat and Lisa disagree on the movie The Shape of Water. Is being “gluten-free” REALLY necessary for most people? Lisa watches a funny new documentary about poop. YUM! Songs in this episode: “Hooray for Hollywood” generic “Creature from the Black Lagoon” trailer “The Shape of Water” trailer “Chica …
Pat has a happy update on his dog Elliott’s eyes. “I can see! I can see!” Pat does a sight gag that falls flat. Pat finds a nasty surprise in his hotel room. And, if you COULD swindle someone, would you? Also, plastic straws are being banned – will you …
Pat tries out a fireman joke on Lisa. Pat’s father-in-law shoots a hole in the wall. And, Lisa discusses something of a delicate nature with Pat. Songs in this episode: “The Fireman” George Strait “The Hacky Sack Song” The Green Chili Jam Band “Ya Got Trouble” Robert Preston …
Pat and Lisa review interesting elevator voices. And Lisa shares the weird drama that went down in her house while she was gone. Songs in this episode: “Tequila” The Champs “Elevator” David Archuleta “Je Taime Moi Non Plus” Jane Birkin and Serge Gainsebourg “The Sounds of Silence” …
Pat talks about his musical aspirations. And he has a piano he can’t get rid of. Lisa’s dog Quince has a sour tummy. Also, would you pee on an paper advertisement to get a discount? Need to pass a urine test? You can! Everybody Polka, and we mean EVERYBODY! …
Stressed out about politics? There are places you can go to smash stuff! What activities do you do that would qualify as distracted driving? Package thieves are now getting a big surprise. Lisa recounts her candy rustling days. “Promise mommy that you won’t stuff any of these in your underwear.” …
Lisa confesses she quit her diet. Pat tries to help her see the light. Pat lashes out the kale trend. And, are your devices spying on you? Pat shares an article on 15 things you said never eat in a restaurant. Patty jumps in with a rant about people eating …
Pat and Lisa get into the holiday spirit with a discussion of the “Scrooge” Christmas movies. Pat goes to a party with no chairs. Pat shares a story of how he handled a bully when he was a boy. And Lisa is trying to buy smoke alarms that don’t freak …
Gingerbread houses are debated and good lies vs bad lies; which kind of lie is acceptable? And why didn’t Nixon destroy those tapes? Pat has a new addiction. Pat has a great story about a buffet restaurant. Pat and Lisa talk honestly about their gender prejudices. “Keep your filthy paws …
How do men really view women? And is it “open season” on men right now amidst all the sexual misconduct firings? Songs in this episode: “This is a Man’s World” James Brown “Chiquita Banana Song” Xavier Cugat Orchestra with Buddy Clark vocal (1946) “Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him …
Pat shares an intriguing personal ad. Pat and Lisa talk sports mascots. Pat has epic death scene in a zombie TV Show. And, Lisa complains about everything breaking around her house. Also, powerful men behaving poorly dominates the news. (Note – as of this taping, more and more are being …
Pat preps for his driving test, and quizzes Lisa on the questions. Lisa gives an update on her diet. Also, Lisa is involved in a huge neighborhood dispute. Pat plays a clip from the classic radio show “The Guy Wonderful Show”. Songs in this episode: “Blueberry Hill” Fats Domino …
Lisa starts a diet…and isn’t doing so well. Pat and Lisa read listener emails. Also, it’s time to revisit the Reign of Terror against “The Man”. Pat and Lisa talk about the NFL kneeling protests. Songs in this episode: “Up Up and Away” The Fifth Dimension Excerpt from “The Westerner” …
A Chinese take-out restaurant owner hangs up on Lisa. Pat thinks he got a helluva deal on margarita glasses. When will be the right time to talk about regulating assault weapons? Pat celebrates his wedding anniversary. Happy Anniversary Pat and Patty! Songs in this episode: “Free Fallin'” Tom Petty …
Pat and Lisa thank the PecPod listeners and contributors. Lisa starts to unravel the mystery of who her father might be. Also, Pat ponders the nature of truth. Songs in this episode: “Tutti Frutti” Little Richard “Thank You For Letting Me Be Myself” Sly and the Family Stone …
A “Peculiar Classic” radio phone call audio clip leads off our episode (hint – she’s not a fan of Lisa!). Pat and Lisa pay tribute to late great voice talent June Foray. Find out what the Museum of Failure contains. And another “Peculiar Classic” ends this episode – “No Job …
Pat and Lisa talk about the total eclipse and how that might affect her trip to see Pat in central Oregon. Then Pat shares all the ways he is going to entertain her. And, Lisa shares a personal story about her unknown father. Songs in this episode: Thank …
Pat kinda wonders about the mystery of time. Lisa is trying to embrace surprise and Pat still loathes them. (And they get a surprise phone call in the middle of the podcast). Also, Lisa discover Pat’s in a movie he never told her about. Surprise! Songs in this episode: …
Does your dog have a middle name? Pat wants to change his kids names. Pat thinks la-dee-da weddings are just for girls, and thinks they’d be more fun if there was more chaos involved. And, Pat feels “watched” whenever he goes into a Best Buy store. Also, Lisa finds out …
Free bananas from Amazon? Find out what food Pat tries to eat every single day. Lisa can’t cook, but she does cook ONE thing rully, rully good. And, sometimes the Express Lane checkout is anything but. Songs in this episode: “Yes, We Have No Bananas” Luxury Liner “I …
Pat and Lisa discuss the impact of late night satire on the current political climate. Find out why Pat has 10 back scratchers. And Lisa surprisingly defends Bill O’Reilly’s $25 million dollar contract pay out. Songs in this episode: “Theme from Rawhide” Frankie Laine “Line ’em Up” James Taylor …
Where in the world is Patty Cashman? And practical jokes don’t work on everyone. And regular jokes don’t always make everyone laugh. But Pat tells Lisa one that does. (But it takes forever to get to the punchline.) Ok.. that is NOT funny! Songs in this episode: “Alfonso Muskedunder” Todd Terje …
Pat and Lisa talk about the requirements for being a genius. And what about debauchery? And Pat has a run in with a fellow ferry rider. Lisa has a disgusting encounter with her plumber. Ah JEEZ! What the hell? Songs in this episode: “Maybelline” Chuck Berry “Johnny B. Goode” …
Lisa is outraged with the new TSA pat down procedures, and Pat shares some travel packing tips. Also, Pat talks about the time Katherine Hepburn got thrown out of a gift shop in his hometown. Pat had an opportunity that knocked only once, and it was the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Models …
Pat addresses his struggle with being on time. Is it a psychological disorder? Lisa thinks she should be medicated all the time. And, “People Persons” rarely are. Songs in this episode: “We’re In This Love Together” Al Jarreau “The Blackball Ferry Line” Bing Crosby and the Andrew Sisters …
