What happens when Led Zeppelin meets James Brown? How would the Beatles sound if they wrote Metallica's "Master of Puppets"? This episode of Pat's Peeps Podcast takes you on an unexpected journey through musical mashups, local business success stories, and a behind-the-scenes look at Sacramento's celebrity pizza making contest.
I kick things off by sharing my recent adventure competing in a charity pizza contest at Sammy's Restaurant. Despite my spicy pizza creation not taking the top prize (congrats to Mayor Portia Middleton!), the experience highlighted the wonderful community connections we've built over the years. Speaking of connections, I'm celebrating five years as the sole surviving radio personality representing Stone's Gambling Hall - a partnership that proves authentic endorsements outshine scripted advertisements every time.
The heart of this episode dives into fascinating musical mashups and AI-generated remixes that transform familiar songs into something entirely new. From Chicago blended with Black Sabbath to Led Zeppelin reimagined as a 1950s doo-wop group, these creative combinations showcase how technology and artistic vision can breathe fresh life into classic music. I've included several audio examples that demonstrate just how seamlessly different musical worlds can collide.
If you're in the Sacramento area, don't miss our special offer from Rock and Soul Diner - simply mention "Pat's Peeps" when you visit to receive a two-for-one dinner special. No coupons, no apps, just savings that support local business while helping you stretch your dining dollars. Ready to experience these musical mashups and local business highlights for yourself? Subscribe now and join our community of Pat's Peeps!
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Speaker 1 (00:20):
Welcome to the Pats Peeps Podcast 326.
On a Thursday, it's the fourthday of September 2025.
The months just are passing by.
It's un-freaking-believable.
It's hot outside as I look outthe studio window into the
(00:43):
beautiful foothills of NorthernCalifornia, Probably in the 90s
today.
By the way, my name is PatWalsh.
I'm the host of the Pat WalshRadio Show.
It's heard on KPK Radio inSacramento, 93.1 FM 1530.
Am 7 to 10 PM.
Monday through Friday.
Am 7 to 10 pm.
(01:04):
Monday through Friday.
Yesterday was the big celebritypizza pizza making contest.
I knew you know what.
Last year I thought for sure Ihad it, Because then you get a
$5,000 donation to your favoritecharity and I wanted to help
seniors first, a local seniorsorganization, so, anyhow.
(01:27):
So then, apparently I made ittoo traditional.
We've got to have creamy, youknow, lemon sauce and pears, I
don't know whatever.
So I went a little bit, alittle different route, but I
still you know what I mean Iwent with the spice.
I love spice.
(01:48):
I would eat spice every singleday, and I do, I mean every day
I eat spice and I think thatthere needs to be at least one
spicy pizza on the menu forSammy's Restaurant at Stone's
Gammy oh, by the way, Pat'srestaurant at Stone's Gammingo,
by the way, Pat's PeepsBusinesses.
Okay, Please visit them andtell them you heard me say that
(02:11):
because they're really greatpeople.
So I went a different approachand I said, man, I got this one.
I know I do.
You know, not everyone lovesspice, unfortunately.
But as it turned out, theyloved my pizza.
And then I'm getting ready to goon the air on my show.
Last night and I think, yeah,I'm going to get the news any
(02:32):
second Because I had to leave.
The thing got underway at 5.15.
I have to be on my show at 7.
You got to do the pizza andthen you got a five minute time
limit.
And you know you want tointeract with people that are
there to see you.
You want to interact with thejudges.
There's a whole the Tiamakua,and you know there was four
judges Sammy's was there, theowner of Stone's Gambling Hall
(02:54):
was there, Tiamakua from Channel58.
Tamraberg, who won last year'scompetition from Channel 3.
And not only do you get, youknow your charity gets $5,000,
but then that pizza stays onSammy's menu for a year and I
was going to call it the Pat'sPeep Spicy Pizza, something like
(03:18):
that.
The Spicy Peep Pizza, that'swhat I was going to do?
Keep down the menu for a year.
Well, I didn't win, no hardfeelings.
The mayor of Citrus Heightswhat's her name?
Portia Middleton won thecontest.
(03:43):
I don't know what her pizza was, I haven't seen, I haven't gone
back and really looked, butcongratulations to her and to
whatever charity she representedis going to be benefiting, and
not only that.
Stones and Sammy's Restaurantinside of Stones they're going
to be benefiting with a greatpizza as well.
And the fact that they includeme in the media competition is
(04:03):
just fantastic and just can Ibrag a little little bit?
I'll be honest with you.
We started together five yearsago on my show stones, which is
a it's.
It is the nicest place.
If you like to play cards likeif you're a casual card player
and you and you, and sometimesyou want to go play some
(04:24):
blackjack, no big deal.
You want to craft a cocktailheck, it's a Friday night, wrap
it up the week.
Or it's a Saturday, sunday,you're looking for something to
do.
Whatever works for yourschedule, but it's a really
clean, nice environment.
I won't go on and on about this,but you know what?
Heck.
We started together five yearsago and there was probably I
don't know, I don't know, maybethree, four, five of us that
(04:48):
were doing.
They came to radio and I metthe gentleman yesterday who
hired me for this five years ago.
They said we'd like Pat Walshto represent us.
So I'm talking to him yesterday, uh, brad and um, I said you
(05:10):
know, when it started out we hadfour or five people doing this.
And he says yeah, you're it,you're the only one.
I said really.
He says yep, and again anytime,says anytime.
Someone says yeah, I'm nottrying to brag, they kind of are
, but I mean it in the mosthumble of ways and it's because
I own Pat's Peeps and I'm tryingto represent your business.
(05:31):
He goes, pat, the way.
I wrote out that script, whichthere's a little pause at the
end.
So it would say Stone'sGambling Hall, I ate at Antelope
Still the one, still the only.
So we go, still the one, stillthe only.
There's a little pause.
And I realized that when Ifirst got the script and when
(05:55):
you get a script, all the scriptis on anything that I'm doing
for these local businesses.
The script is just.
It is a script.
But essentially they just wantyou to talk the way you talk and
just include the stuff thatthey're trying to let you know
all about, whether it's thesmoke-free environment, or
they're open 24-7, or they havegreat food or whatever they're
doing.
Great card, you know, the golfsimulator, whatever.
(06:18):
By the way, I'm proud to havethem as Pat's peeps, so yeah,
that.
And so you know to go out thereand represent them and to be
the only one left from thisgroup.
He goes yeah, you do it right.
And he says and people come inhere and they say, yeah, I did
(06:38):
hear about you through Pat Walshand it's even kind of funny too
.
I've been on hold before LikeI'll call a business, and I've
heard myself on hold.
They go yep, can you hold themon?
Yep, sure, click.
And suddenly I'll hear I'm noteven really pay attention, but
they'll have the radio or the onhold tuned into KFBK where I
(06:59):
work.
And all of a sudden I'll comeon there with one of these
business and the last one Iheard was Stones and I thought
this is so strange to me To calla business.
They put me on hold and I'mlistening to me, but thank you
to Stones, you know, for keepingme and we just keep going and
we have a great relationship andI promise you it's a great
(07:23):
business.
Another great business just wantto mention it on this Thursday
because maybe you're gearing upfor the weekend.
Please, if you're listening tome wherever you are.
If you're in the Sacramentoarea, would you consider if
you're thinking about somethingto eat this weekend?
Part of our mission here is tosave you money.
Rock and Soul Diner you'regoing to get a two-for-one
(07:44):
dinner.
That means you get a freedinner.
We're all looking for ways tosupport local business right,
that's our mission, and we'relooking for ways to save money
during these inflationary times.
Two birds, one stone, actuallythree, because then my business
wins, which means I get to thenshow other businesses hey look,
(08:08):
you know, I'm talking about yourbusiness and people.
They just go in, they go, yeah,pat's Peeps, and then you get a
free dinner.
I don't think you can beat that.
So if you would, no coupons, noapp, none of that.
You just go into the businessand you say Pat's Peeps.
So, all right.
So on this Thursday, beyondthat, I just you know this is
(08:33):
without a net.
Let's just say without a net.
Today's episode.
We're swinging without a nethere on Pat's Peeps 326.
Because I just kind of want togoof around.
I have been watching somepolitical stuff that's
infuriating me right now.
I gotta say I really am, andyou know what I'm gonna?
(08:53):
Probably gonna clear the deckswith my political point of view
in an upcoming podcast.
I'm also going to do some moreinterviews.
I know a lot of people likeinterviews.
A lot of you do so.
I to do some more interviews.
I know a lot of people likeinterviews.
A lot of you do so.
I'll do some more of those.
But I'm infuriated by some ofthe news I'm seeing, and the
(09:14):
only way to cleanse the palate,you might say, is either to do
something drastically different.
You know, yesterday we had alittle bit of fun.
We were remembering a couple ofclassic old TV commercials.
We're on Pat's Peeps 326.
I thought we could do that andwe could do some of this.
(09:35):
Now, I love these things.
I think we'll start here,because you always know I'm
going to.
Probably Pat's going to talkabout music again.
You're darn right.
Anyhow, anyhow, anyhow.
By the way, I'm eating these.
I'm eating these driedcranberries.
(09:56):
Anyone like the dried cranberry?
It's a fat-free food rightthere, ladies and gentlemen.
Fat-free, thank you.
It's a healthy snack.
See, I should be endorsingthese people.
Who is this?
Signature Select, whatever?
See, I should just break a newcommercial for that while I'm
(10:17):
doing my Pat's Peeps.
I probably.
I don't know If I had to find agood product out there that I
like, like that.
Maybe I'll do that, but anyhow.
So without a net Swing andwithout a net, pat's going to
talk about music, so let's just,I have not listened to this at
all.
Let's listen together.
I'm a big Led Zeppelin fan andyou know what?
(10:38):
I'm a big Motown fan.
I love these videos.
Now, obviously, these are goingthrough AI.
It just has to be, or someoneis extremely creative.
And there's mashups too.
Oh, that's another goodcategory mashups.
There's a really good mashup Ishould share.
(11:02):
So a mashup would be taking twosongs and mixing them together.
One of my favorites oh, there'sa couple of my favorites.
One of them is if you tookChicago, the great band Chicago,
(11:22):
and then you mixed it withBlack Sabbath, if you can
imagine that, you know Chicagohas a song called 25 or 64,.
So when you mix Chicago andBlack Sabbath and you mash them,
you get Plenty High or 64, andit goes like this Pat's Peeps
(11:44):
326, baby.
Happy Thursday to ya.
Speaker 4 (12:05):
Yeah, I want to listen.
When I first met, you Didn'trealize I can't forget you, or
your surprise you introduced meTo my mind and left me wanting.
(12:34):
That's awesome.
Speaker 1 (12:37):
That's very clever.
Speaker 4 (12:41):
This is not AI, this is just someone who is extremely
clever with music.
Speaker 1 (12:56):
Bill McClintock doing this, this mashup.
Speaker 4 (13:02):
Smash up.
Speaker 1 (13:12):
What about if you took Led Zeppelin and you mixed
it with James Brown, zeppelin,brown.
Here you get a whole lot of SexMachine.
(13:52):
One, two, one.
9374,.
Recently, a team ofpsychologists from Stanford and
UC Berkeley established that itis impossible for a human being
to not like this.
Alexander Scarabotto puttingthis up.
Speaker 4 (14:20):
That's freaking cool.
Take him to the bridge.
Take him now.
Send your money maker.
Ha ha, that's good man.
Send your money maker.
Send your money maker.
Speaker 2 (14:30):
Oh, this house is such a sight and dinner guests
are due tonight Dirtiest houseI've ever seen.
I need help from Mr Clean.
Speaker 3 (14:38):
Mr Clean gets rid of dirt and grime and grease in
just a minute.
Mr Clean will clean your wholehouse and everything that's in
it Greasy ovens, counters too my, they sparkle just like new.
A window, arbonne, niche andblind.
That's the way they ought toshine.
He'll clean the floor andnothing flat.
Speaker 4 (14:57):
My just take a look at that.
Speaker 3 (14:59):
Cleans the wall and then the door.
Speaker 2 (15:07):
You're terrific.
Show me more Dirty laundry he.
Speaker 1 (15:10):
What if Led Zeppelin was recorded in the 1950s here
on Pounce Peeps 326?
Speaker 3 (15:22):
Ha, you need coolin' baby.
I'm not foolin', I'm gonna sendyou back to schoolin'.
Way down inside, honey, youneed it.
I'm gonna give you my love.
I'm gonna give you my love.
I want a whole lot of baby.
(15:50):
I've been learning All themgood times, baby, baby.
I've been yearning Way, waydown inside, honey.
You need it.
I'm gonna give you my love, it.
I'm gonna give you my love.
I'm gonna give you my love.
Speaker 4 (16:12):
Happy hair, happy hair.
Happy, happy, happy, happy hair.
Speaker 2 (16:19):
Happy.
You've never had it so happyTill you've used head and
shoulders.
Speaker 4 (16:24):
Happy hair, happy hair, happy.
You've never had it so happytill you've used head and
shoulders.
Happy hair, happy hair, happy,happy, happy, happy hair.
Speaker 1 (16:30):
What if the Beatles wrote Metallica's Master of
Puppets?
Speaker 4 (17:32):
I am your source of self-destruction.
Vagabond with fear.
Second dark is clear.
Thank you.
Speaker 1 (17:45):
Why do I like that so much?
You know, there's just notenough talk these days, not
enough discussion and publicdiscourse about tranny gum.
You know, gum that istransitioning.
Speaker 2 (18:07):
I think it's about time we do discuss that If you
are someone who thinks that theword cisgender is a bad word, I
have a favor to ask.
Okay, define it.
Seriously grab a dictionary andlook it up, because I'm
convinced that 99% of y'alldon't know what it means it up
because I'm convinced that 99 ofy'all don't know what it means.
(18:28):
This is a prefix that means sameor on the same side as.
So if, when you were born, theysaid it's a boy and that is the
same gender that you feel youare, you are cisgender.
So if it's the same one, I feelI am on the other hand is a
latin prefix that means but onthe opposite side.
So when you were born they saidit's a boy and the gender you
feel is opposite of that.
(18:49):
You are transgender.
Oh, thank you Speak foryourself.
Speaker 1 (18:53):
Here's another example.
Here's where it gets.
Speaker 2 (18:56):
good, I give you this piece of gum and tell you that
it is mint flavored, and whenyou open it up and start chewing
it, lo and behold, it is minty,since the flavor I said it was
is the same as what it actuallyis this is a cis flavor piece of
gum.
But what if, when you open agum, it isn't minty and is
actually cinnamon?
(19:17):
In this case, the flavor of thegum is opposite what I said it
was making it a trans flavorpiece of gum.
Hopefully you can see that theword cisgender isn't an insult.
The only reason that people getupset about it is because if
being cis is normal, then so isbeing trans, and they don't like
that.
What?
Speaker 3 (19:42):
Bro, what are you talking about, man?
Speaker 1 (19:45):
Ah yeah, all, all right.
Here is something called thereflex revision.
This is part of the reflexseries in which they take songs
and use only the original musicfrom that song and then remix it
into a new style without addinganything new, just the original
(20:05):
music.
They just remix the tracks.
Here you go, blondie RaptureLike the rain is raining.
Back to earth, back to earth.
(20:47):
I think I'm going to leave itat that.
Thank you for listening.
A little bit shorter of apodcast today.
Back tomorrow for Pat's Peeps327.
I like this guitar.
For Pats Peeps 327.
I like this guitar.
Have a happy Thursday.
(21:10):
See you on the radio, thank you.
Welcome to the Pats Peeps Podcast 326.
On a Thursday, it's the fourthday of September 2025.
The months just are passing by.
It's un-freaking-believable.
It's hot outside as I look outthe studio window into the
(00:43):
beautiful foothills of NorthernCalifornia, Probably in the 90s
today.
By the way, my name is PatWalsh.
I'm the host of the Pat WalshRadio Show.
It's heard on KPK Radio inSacramento, 93.1 FM 1530.
Am 7 to 10 PM.
Monday through Friday.
Am 7 to 10 pm.
(01:04):
Monday through Friday.
Yesterday was the big celebritypizza pizza making contest.
I knew you know what.
Last year I thought for sure Ihad it, Because then you get a
$5,000 donation to your favoritecharity and I wanted to help
seniors first, a local seniorsorganization, so, anyhow.
(01:27):
So then, apparently I made ittoo traditional.
We've got to have creamy, youknow, lemon sauce and pears, I
don't know whatever.
So I went a little bit, alittle different route, but I
still you know what I mean Iwent with the spice.
I love spice.
(01:48):
I would eat spice every singleday, and I do, I mean every day
I eat spice and I think thatthere needs to be at least one
spicy pizza on the menu forSammy's Restaurant at Stone's
Gammy oh, by the way, Pat'srestaurant at Stone's Gammingo,
by the way, Pat's PeepsBusinesses.
Okay, Please visit them andtell them you heard me say that
(02:11):
because they're really greatpeople.
So I went a different approachand I said, man, I got this one.
I know I do.
You know, not everyone lovesspice, unfortunately.
But as it turned out, theyloved my pizza.
And then I'm getting ready to goon the air on my show.
Last night and I think, yeah,I'm going to get the news any
(02:32):
second Because I had to leave.
The thing got underway at 5.15.
I have to be on my show at 7.
You got to do the pizza andthen you got a five minute time
limit.
And you know you want tointeract with people that are
there to see you.
You want to interact with thejudges.
There's a whole the Tiamakua,and you know there was four
judges Sammy's was there, theowner of Stone's Gambling Hall
(02:54):
was there, Tiamakua from Channel58.
Tamraberg, who won last year'scompetition from Channel 3.
And not only do you get, youknow your charity gets $5,000,
but then that pizza stays onSammy's menu for a year and I
was going to call it the Pat'sPeep Spicy Pizza, something like
(03:18):
that.
The Spicy Peep Pizza, that'swhat I was going to do?
Keep down the menu for a year.
Well, I didn't win, no hardfeelings.
The mayor of Citrus Heightswhat's her name?
Portia Middleton won thecontest.
(03:43):
I don't know what her pizza was, I haven't seen, I haven't gone
back and really looked, butcongratulations to her and to
whatever charity she representedis going to be benefiting, and
not only that.
Stones and Sammy's Restaurantinside of Stones they're going
to be benefiting with a greatpizza as well.
And the fact that they includeme in the media competition is
(04:03):
just fantastic and just can Ibrag a little little bit?
I'll be honest with you.
We started together five yearsago on my show stones, which is
a it's.
It is the nicest place.
If you like to play cards likeif you're a casual card player
and you and you, and sometimesyou want to go play some
(04:24):
blackjack, no big deal.
You want to craft a cocktailheck, it's a Friday night, wrap
it up the week.
Or it's a Saturday, sunday,you're looking for something to
do.
Whatever works for yourschedule, but it's a really
clean, nice environment.
I won't go on and on about this,but you know what?
Heck.
We started together five yearsago and there was probably I
don't know, I don't know, maybethree, four, five of us that
(04:48):
were doing.
They came to radio and I metthe gentleman yesterday who
hired me for this five years ago.
They said we'd like Pat Walshto represent us.
So I'm talking to him yesterday, uh, brad and um, I said you
(05:10):
know, when it started out we hadfour or five people doing this.
And he says yeah, you're it,you're the only one.
I said really.
He says yep, and again anytime,says anytime.
Someone says yeah, I'm nottrying to brag, they kind of are
, but I mean it in the mosthumble of ways and it's because
I own Pat's Peeps and I'm tryingto represent your business.
(05:31):
He goes, pat, the way.
I wrote out that script, whichthere's a little pause at the
end.
So it would say Stone'sGambling Hall, I ate at Antelope
Still the one, still the only.
So we go, still the one, stillthe only.
There's a little pause.
And I realized that when Ifirst got the script and when
(05:55):
you get a script, all the scriptis on anything that I'm doing
for these local businesses.
The script is just.
It is a script.
But essentially they just wantyou to talk the way you talk and
just include the stuff thatthey're trying to let you know
all about, whether it's thesmoke-free environment, or
they're open 24-7, or they havegreat food or whatever they're
doing.
Great card, you know, the golfsimulator, whatever.
(06:18):
By the way, I'm proud to havethem as Pat's peeps, so yeah,
that.
And so you know to go out thereand represent them and to be
the only one left from thisgroup.
He goes yeah, you do it right.
And he says and people come inhere and they say, yeah, I did
(06:38):
hear about you through Pat Walshand it's even kind of funny too
.
I've been on hold before LikeI'll call a business, and I've
heard myself on hold.
They go yep, can you hold themon?
Yep, sure, click.
And suddenly I'll hear I'm noteven really pay attention, but
they'll have the radio or the onhold tuned into KFBK where I
(06:59):
work.
And all of a sudden I'll comeon there with one of these
business and the last one Iheard was Stones and I thought
this is so strange to me To calla business.
They put me on hold and I'mlistening to me, but thank you
to Stones, you know, for keepingme and we just keep going and
we have a great relationship andI promise you it's a great
(07:23):
business.
Another great business just wantto mention it on this Thursday
because maybe you're gearing upfor the weekend.
Please, if you're listening tome wherever you are.
If you're in the Sacramentoarea, would you consider if
you're thinking about somethingto eat this weekend?
Part of our mission here is tosave you money.
Rock and Soul Diner you'regoing to get a two-for-one
(07:44):
dinner.
That means you get a freedinner.
We're all looking for ways tosupport local business right,
that's our mission, and we'relooking for ways to save money
during these inflationary times.
Two birds, one stone, actuallythree, because then my business
wins, which means I get to thenshow other businesses hey look,
(08:08):
you know, I'm talking about yourbusiness and people.
They just go in, they go, yeah,pat's Peeps, and then you get a
free dinner.
I don't think you can beat that.
So if you would, no coupons, noapp, none of that.
You just go into the businessand you say Pat's Peeps.
So, all right.
So on this Thursday, beyondthat, I just you know this is
(08:33):
without a net.
Let's just say without a net.
Today's episode.
We're swinging without a nethere on Pat's Peeps 326.
Because I just kind of want togoof around.
I have been watching somepolitical stuff that's
infuriating me right now.
I gotta say I really am, andyou know what I'm gonna?
(08:53):
Probably gonna clear the deckswith my political point of view
in an upcoming podcast.
I'm also going to do some moreinterviews.
I know a lot of people likeinterviews.
A lot of you do so.
I to do some more interviews.
I know a lot of people likeinterviews.
A lot of you do so.
I'll do some more of those.
But I'm infuriated by some ofthe news I'm seeing, and the
(09:14):
only way to cleanse the palate,you might say, is either to do
something drastically different.
You know, yesterday we had alittle bit of fun.
We were remembering a couple ofclassic old TV commercials.
We're on Pat's Peeps 326.
I thought we could do that andwe could do some of this.
(09:35):
Now, I love these things.
I think we'll start here,because you always know I'm
going to.
Probably Pat's going to talkabout music again.
You're darn right.
Anyhow, anyhow, anyhow.
By the way, I'm eating these.
I'm eating these driedcranberries.
(09:56):
Anyone like the dried cranberry?
It's a fat-free food rightthere, ladies and gentlemen.
Fat-free, thank you.
It's a healthy snack.
See, I should be endorsingthese people.
Who is this?
Signature Select, whatever?
See, I should just break a newcommercial for that while I'm
(10:17):
doing my Pat's Peeps.
I probably.
I don't know If I had to find agood product out there that I
like, like that.
Maybe I'll do that, but anyhow.
So without a net Swing andwithout a net, pat's going to
talk about music, so let's just,I have not listened to this at
all.
Let's listen together.
I'm a big Led Zeppelin fan andyou know what?
(10:38):
I'm a big Motown fan.
I love these videos.
Now, obviously, these are goingthrough AI.
It just has to be, or someoneis extremely creative.
And there's mashups too.
Oh, that's another goodcategory mashups.
There's a really good mashup Ishould share.
(11:02):
So a mashup would be taking twosongs and mixing them together.
One of my favorites oh, there'sa couple of my favorites.
One of them is if you tookChicago, the great band Chicago,
(11:22):
and then you mixed it withBlack Sabbath, if you can
imagine that, you know Chicagohas a song called 25 or 64,.
So when you mix Chicago andBlack Sabbath and you mash them,
you get Plenty High or 64, andit goes like this Pat's Peeps
(11:44):
326, baby.
Happy Thursday to ya.
Speaker 4 (12:05):
Yeah, I want to listen.
When I first met, you Didn'trealize I can't forget you, or
your surprise you introduced meTo my mind and left me wanting.
(12:34):
That's awesome.
Speaker 1 (12:37):
That's very clever.
Speaker 4 (12:41):
This is not AI, this is just someone who is extremely
clever with music.
Speaker 1 (12:56):
Bill McClintock doing this, this mashup.
Speaker 4 (13:02):
Smash up.
Speaker 1 (13:12):
What about if you took Led Zeppelin and you mixed
it with James Brown, zeppelin,brown.
Here you get a whole lot of SexMachine.
(13:52):
One, two, one.
9374,.
Recently, a team ofpsychologists from Stanford and
UC Berkeley established that itis impossible for a human being
to not like this.
Alexander Scarabotto puttingthis up.
Speaker 4 (14:20):
That's freaking cool.
Take him to the bridge.
Take him now.
Send your money maker.
Ha ha, that's good man.
Send your money maker.
Send your money maker.
Speaker 2 (14:30):
Oh, this house is such a sight and dinner guests
are due tonight Dirtiest houseI've ever seen.
I need help from Mr Clean.
Speaker 3 (14:38):
Mr Clean gets rid of dirt and grime and grease in
just a minute.
Mr Clean will clean your wholehouse and everything that's in
it Greasy ovens, counters too my, they sparkle just like new.
A window, arbonne, niche andblind.
That's the way they ought toshine.
He'll clean the floor andnothing flat.
Speaker 4 (14:57):
My just take a look at that.
Speaker 3 (14:59):
Cleans the wall and then the door.
Speaker 2 (15:07):
You're terrific.
Show me more Dirty laundry he.
Speaker 1 (15:10):
What if Led Zeppelin was recorded in the 1950s here
on Pounce Peeps 326?
Speaker 3 (15:22):
Ha, you need coolin' baby.
I'm not foolin', I'm gonna sendyou back to schoolin'.
Way down inside, honey, youneed it.
I'm gonna give you my love.
I'm gonna give you my love.
I want a whole lot of baby.
(15:50):
I've been learning All themgood times, baby, baby.
I've been yearning Way, waydown inside, honey.
You need it.
I'm gonna give you my love, it.
I'm gonna give you my love.
I'm gonna give you my love.
Speaker 4 (16:12):
Happy hair, happy hair.
Happy, happy, happy, happy hair.
Speaker 2 (16:19):
Happy.
You've never had it so happyTill you've used head and
shoulders.
Speaker 4 (16:24):
Happy hair, happy hair, happy.
You've never had it so happytill you've used head and
shoulders.
Happy hair, happy hair, happy,happy, happy, happy hair.
Speaker 1 (16:30):
What if the Beatles wrote Metallica's Master of
Puppets?
Speaker 4 (17:32):
I am your source of self-destruction.
Vagabond with fear.
Second dark is clear.
Thank you.
Speaker 1 (17:45):
Why do I like that so much?
You know, there's just notenough talk these days, not
enough discussion and publicdiscourse about tranny gum.
You know, gum that istransitioning.
Speaker 2 (18:07):
I think it's about time we do discuss that If you
are someone who thinks that theword cisgender is a bad word, I
have a favor to ask.
Okay, define it.
Seriously grab a dictionary andlook it up, because I'm
convinced that 99% of y'alldon't know what it means it up
because I'm convinced that 99 ofy'all don't know what it means.
(18:28):
This is a prefix that means sameor on the same side as.
So if, when you were born, theysaid it's a boy and that is the
same gender that you feel youare, you are cisgender.
So if it's the same one, I feelI am on the other hand is a
latin prefix that means but onthe opposite side.
So when you were born they saidit's a boy and the gender you
feel is opposite of that.
(18:49):
You are transgender.
Oh, thank you Speak foryourself.
Speaker 1 (18:53):
Here's another example.
Here's where it gets.
Speaker 2 (18:56):
good, I give you this piece of gum and tell you that
it is mint flavored, and whenyou open it up and start chewing
it, lo and behold, it is minty,since the flavor I said it was
is the same as what it actuallyis this is a cis flavor piece of
gum.
But what if, when you open agum, it isn't minty and is
actually cinnamon?
(19:17):
In this case, the flavor of thegum is opposite what I said it
was making it a trans flavorpiece of gum.
Hopefully you can see that theword cisgender isn't an insult.
The only reason that people getupset about it is because if
being cis is normal, then so isbeing trans, and they don't like
that.
What?
Speaker 3 (19:42):
Bro, what are you talking about, man?
Speaker 1 (19:45):
Ah yeah, all, all right.
Here is something called thereflex revision.
This is part of the reflexseries in which they take songs
and use only the original musicfrom that song and then remix it
into a new style without addinganything new, just the original
(20:05):
music.
They just remix the tracks.
Here you go, blondie RaptureLike the rain is raining.
Back to earth, back to earth.
(20:47):
I think I'm going to leave itat that.
Thank you for listening.
A little bit shorter of apodcast today.
Back tomorrow for Pat's Peeps327.
I like this guitar.
For Pats Peeps 327.
I like this guitar.
Have a happy Thursday.
(21:10):
See you on the radio, thank you.
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