Beer, Chips & Politics

By e-mail request...Cutter backtracks to some earlier show cuts, and plays some of the more humorous moments between he and Jake. Cutter also follows up on a story from their recent Herb Alpert episode regarding how Gino Vannelli got his start with A&M Records. Gino tells it in his own words.

There's nothing like a train movie to segue into the nightmare bestowed upon the people of East Palestine, Ohio, courtesy of corporate and government malfeasance. Norfolk Southern Railroad, the EPA, the Department of Transportation, ALL act 'nothing to see here', while the Main Stream Media helps with lack of coverage. Could it be a lack of political indifference ? Hey, what's the average size of a wazooza ???

Three words: "OFF THE RAILS" !!! Cutter and Jake are joined by their friend, 'Jack in the Back', as they talk about the 1970's rescue classic, "EMERGENCY!". Amidst the hysterics, they pull a couple of gems out that you may have never known. There is also a lot of curiosity as to what is going on with Senator John Fetterman. They question how can he be co-sponsoring legislation while locked up in a mental ward of a hospital ? Also, know any cures for abdominal pain?

What better way to celebrate our 250th show, than the sophomoric comedy of "Porky's". As Jake would say, "A movie that could NOT be made today on so many different levels". More importantly, Jake points out how easily school kids resolved their differences back then without today's social bullshit getting in the way. The boys also discuss the 3 years of Government and Media lying that came crumbling down as the US Dept of Energy now claims that the CORONA Virus came from Wuhan.

In keeping with their promises made on prior shows, the boys talked about discussing Herb Alpert and "Whipped Cream and Other Delights", and here it is as promised. They also spend a chunk of time tearing apart Fulton County Jury Foreperson Emily Kohls, who foolishly ruined a Grand-Jury investigation by sharing her thoughts with the media. And if you think that's dumb, no worries...we have Joe Biden in a fake air-raid and Kamala preaching the value of USB-Ports on Metropolitan buses.

After discovering that major efforts are being made to rewrite "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory", Cutter changes things up, using the movie to step off into the worldly Orwellian attempts to change history and literature. Jake also jumps up to preview the Supreme Court's reviewing of Section 230, which could be a game changer to stifling the tech giants. Also, Cutter has a Mail Carrier with some issues.

After learning about the passing of Burt Bacharach, Cutter decides to pump the brakes and say, "Hey, let's talk about this guy, and how prolific he was in music." Jake has his mind blown when he discovers that Burt Charted the TOP 40 Seventy-Three times. They also discuss the Left's melting down over Kari Lake's sitting through the Black National Anthem, and Jake tears into the Advocates for Inclusive Education of Bucks County screaming "Censorship" over schools stopping distribution of sexually explicit materials to young students.

SURPRISE !!! Cutter and Jake are sharing a movie that is actually LESS than a year old. By happenstance, they both unknowingly saw, and loved the 2022 movie, "Elvis". The movie accentuates how Colonel Tom Parker controlled and manipulated much of Elvis's career. But no surprise here, since our Government, businesses and compromised Media, do this to us, EVERYDAY. The boys explore how such entities play both sides against the middle.

FOR SPORTS FANS ONLY !!! RAW unedited yappin', LIVE from Andy's Diner. After a nice meal, Cutter just decided to hit RECORD and play "Let's Talk Sports" with Jake. This is as blatantly candid and unrehearsed as it gets, friends. We decided that we would share this with our non-Terrestrial Radio, non-stream friends. The boys focus on Philly sports...we hope you enjoy it !

As promised in a prior show. We bring you "North Dallas Forty" before the end of the NFL regular season...and what a perfect time, being that the world witnessed first hand, the upsetting fiasco of Buffalo Bills Safety, Damar Hamlin. It unveils the same issue as discussed in the movie, is this a game or a business that we see on the field every week ? Also, will the REAL Kevin McCarthy, PLEASE SIT DOWN...Please sit down...Is anybody going to fly Southwest Air anymore ?

Wow ! Cutter has been down for the count as of late (No, not COVID), however the boys step outside the box and pay homage to a great musical hero, Jeff Beck. The guys both freely discuss the aftermath of Cutter's last flight fiasco, as well as Philadelphia Flyer's Ivan Provorov's Pride Jersey fiasco. It's GREAT TO BE BACK !!!

No time for a movie...for ONCE, the drama is up on Capitol Hill. As Jake and Cutter follow the well-deserved embarrassment of potential House Speaker, Kevin McCarthy, they also enjoy a 'movie-less' conversation by the fireplace on Cutter's back porch. Cutter shows that it's NOT just BIG government that gets in our way, and also takes a break to talk about music processes in the studio back in the day. Also, we visit the difference between paper towel dispensers in California and Florida.

With Jake in Europe, Cutter sits down and discusses the independent masterpiece, "Whiplash". After a guest appearance from Cutter's brother Clipper, Cutter decides to pay homage to a long time friend and their strange encounter with Herbie Hancock and a "Chick Singer". Finally, Cutter discerns the difference between a diligent Charlie Parker, and short-cutting modern snowflakes.

It's raining cats and dogs out, but that won't stop the boys from spreading joy and warm wishes. Jake and Cutter discuss everything from the World Cup final, to Zalensky's US visit, to a government who is set on punishing anyone who questions them. Meanwhile, in France, an 88 year old man has a WW1 issue.

From a wonderful Brazilian steakhouse, the boys visit the movie "Syriana", a classic example of Washington DC double-speak, deception and corruption. And what better example of this topic than the Biden Regime, as Bumbling King Joe delivers his SOTU speech. We also visit the China balloon psyop, and the head-fake it created for the pundits.

On our way back from NYC, we stop at a wonderful German restaurant and pay homage to world soccer legend Pele', after his passing. And what a better way than to visit the movie, "Victory" ? Cutter also takes aim at the hidden taking of American's via new energy taxes that take place in the new year. Also, South Park takes and awesome shot at screwing American "Wee-Folk" !

HAPPY NEW YEAR ! The boys are up in Times Square for their OWN version of a Rockin' New Years Show. Some slight audio noise-floor issues (Cutter's fault), but we wanted to make sure that we turned this out for New Year's. In this show, we visit some new years eve concert performances worthy of a mention, as well as discuss the early history of what we know as the Deep State.

From the 40/40 Club in the Barclays Center, the boys discuss the Brooklyn-based 70s show "Welcome Back Kotter". It's unbelievable that the people who brought you school de-segregation are now doing the exact opposite some 50 years later. Also, as Nancy bids "adieu" to her House Majority Leadership, how pathetic is it that HBO lauds her with a documentary produced and directed by her Daughter ? And you'll never guess where Phillies World Series Champs Shirts showed up ?

While getting ready to enjoy listening to a line of Christmas singers from the past, Cutter mentions how one of his Liberal friends claimed that Jesus was a liberal. From there, most of the format goes right out the window as the boys refute the ridiculous claim. Also, now that the mid-term elections are over, the media is walking back their earlier assertions about our so-called "strong economy".

Ever watch those 1/2 hour Christmas specials as a kid ? Today, Cutter and Jake enjoy some good Italian food and discuss some of them. Shows like Rudolf, Charlie Brown, Frosty and even the Grinch heralded in the yuletide season for all of us through the years. We also discuss Brittney Griner's release, weaponization of our government against its own people, and (why not) the current state of the 76ers.

Cutter decided to change up the format a bit and take a look at a few of the more obscure variety shows that the Networks pushed in the 70's. Jake puts Jen Easterly (The Director of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency)in his cross-hairs, as she reviled that the most important infrastructure to the government to control, is our 'Cognitive Infrastructure'... can they say any more blatantly that they want to control the PEOPLE of the United States ?

After SO much down time, Cutter and Jake had so much to say, that they just kept 'rolling'. As they re-build their studio and work with their newest Digigram IQOYA Broadcast software as they travel, they are amazed at how well this stuff works. So...they decided to continue where they left off on the last show until they got the 2022 mid-terms out of their system. Once again, really cerebral stuff. Thank you for letting them share this with you.

Due to Scheduling Conflicts, Cutter goes solo for this one. He discusses the 2022 Mid Terms and shares some favorite cuts. You can tell Cutter seems lost without his broadcast buddy.

Cutter and Jake have had a rough month between scheduling and the 'toe-drag' shipping of new studio gear, so they decided to take advantage of their Digigram IQOYA software and get together laptop to laptop. In this episode they blatantly don't hold back and focus on the true 'Elephant-In-The-Room' reality of the 2022 Mid Term Elections...THEY CHEATED !!! AGAIN !!! And "We'll Get 'em Next time' becomes a fallacy, because the voting process is so tainted.

Finally ! The boys get out and have some fun discussing everything from Karine Jean-Pierre's Fauci temper tantrum, to people using cell phones in public restrooms to the Main Stream Media walking back its narratives... And most of all, they visit Pink Floyd's masterpiece, "Dark Side of the Moon". Also, employee saving kiosks, create all kinds of problems in public places.