December 3, 2020 • 15 mins
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Speaker 1 (00:03):
What would you talk about on your on your podcast
first minute Morning Show? Oh, a very special edition of
the fifteen minute Morning Show podcast. Hello, hello, clapping, the
sound of one man clapping, two and three and a
(00:25):
woman to a lady. Okay, perfect. Well we call it
special because we do this periodically. And Brody joins us.
We're doing a show and tell day. Yeah, I love
this day. You have to show and you have to tell.
It's very important. Brody, can you hear us yet? Are
you there? Brody? Hello? Yeah, there is Brody. Welcome to
(00:45):
our show and Tell edition. You have your show intel
ready to go? I do? Yes? Is it that FedEx
box behind your head? No, that's my zoom background. On Android,
you can't have a zoom background. So I've created a
FedEx box zoom background. Very impressive. Yes, But if it's
so great, why don't you have a zoom background because
that backgrounds are for losers? Otherwise you won that round.
(01:14):
Anything I want is my background, you can the world
is your background. The world is your background. Alright, So
joining us on the fifteen minute Morning Show podcasts are special? Uh?
What is it called show and Tell edition? You almost
saw my thing? Uh, Froggy's here, there's Danielle and you're Scary,
and there's Garrett. And look at the background on on
(01:35):
a straight night scene. Look at that very festive, isn't it?
Houses coming together? It looks beautiful. And there's Gandhi and
there's Scotty b and of course David Brody in his
his debt with his FedEx background. All right, who wants
to host this? Is this yours? Straight? Nit? No? I
think everybody just sixs re turns. Since you were the
host Elvis and your name is on the sign, why
don't you start with the mom has been hosting all day,
(01:57):
her tits are tired. Well, then get it out of
the and then you can just sit back and relax. No. No,
if we've got a busy day, all right, we'll start
with you, Froggy. What is your show and tell for today? Okay?
Since I know she's not listening. Yesterday, my son and
I were screwed around in the house and we broke
a Christmas decoration, but I glued it back together. So
(02:20):
it's this sled if we were we were putting the
dogs on the sled and we're pushing them across the house.
The tip right here. Can you see where it's broken off?
But I glued it back together. Look how good it looks.
You can barely see that it was. Look you can
barely see that it was like you can barely see
(02:42):
it until my text start. You can only see it
out again. Yeah, look there, Look it'll hold, putting the
dogs back on it, everything back on it. So this
is show, and don't tell y this proof you can show,
and maybe you shouldn't tell. I did a good job.
Look how good I am it repairing? You did a
(03:03):
great job. You can glue, I think, glue all over it.
Get a mark get a market, get a marker. Don't
let her, just don't tell her. She'll never know what
she doesn't know, won't hurt. The dogs were having a
good time on the sled, though, they like. It's not
even a real sled. You're doing your dogs around on
a fake sled. Scary. Why am I looking at your neck?
You're in two places here? S no, um no, that's
(03:27):
not supposed to happen. Just yet, it's happening. It seems
to be happening. All your papers. Get me out of here.
That wasn't a very impressive angle. Hey, you know why
you're on. Well, let's just do it, turn it back
on what damn it? Alright? So what okay, what I
(03:50):
wanted to do was give you a show and tell,
but from a different angle, because there's something else back here.
Somebody would figure I gotta go, I gotta go back
in scary which one do we look at? Everyone knows
(04:13):
how we look at my secondary angle? Can you see it? All? Right? Good?
Everyone knows how. We've been doing the show for like
twenty five years, right, and some of the sounds from
the radio show, uh, that you've been hearing, we're part
of a tradition. Elvis could speak to this. Um, there's
the thing that we have in the studio called the
Ding buzz. Yes, it's very fascinating. It's very unique, not
(04:36):
I don't think any other radio show. It's very analogy.
What it is is, um, it's a panel with with
a couple of doorbells and a buzzer on it. And
for years on the air, we've been playing these sounds
that you've been hearing, like ding ming ming mingding or
and things like that. Well, that is a good old
fashioned home depot panel. We've went to home depot and
(05:02):
our engineers brought brought from studio to studio ever since
we were Now it is old old school, by the way,
you're turning this into tell and show because so currently
it's followed us from studio in the studio and it
is now lying underneath the cons here's the consult where
Elvis and we all work every day. And now look,
(05:23):
this is the actual thing, buds. So you're looking at
the actual We don't see what you got that wrong?
Oh you got it right. I got a complaint and
we all do. And that's the actual we were supposed
(05:45):
to get show and tell items. He forgett You just
looked to his left and said, I'm a basement for
all he went in his garage or whatever. I'm not
something here. You know, we planned this yesterday. We said,
don't forget tomorrow's show hotel day. So you showed up
(06:05):
at school and you used the class tarantula as you're showing.
What is to show the phone? He answers every morning,
we'll find out, all right, thank you, scary. The ding
buzz is a piece of our history. So I say, Daniel,
what's your show in tell? So this is my new
favorite Christmas decoration. I got it at hobby lobby, so
(06:26):
it was cheap. But it's a little television and old
school television. Look how cute it is. And you see
it goes around at train train in there. It's a
little village. Yeah, and it lights up and it's the
cutest thing. Everybody who comes to my house is like,
where did you get that? I'm like, hobby lobby, very cheap.
I love it. It's so cute. Well, I'm going to
(06:48):
hobby lobby dot com immediately. Lobby yesterday that was very fun,
all right, Scotty be live from the Serial Library. Well, so,
originally this was supposed to be a childhood toy of
yours that we were supposed to bring it. That's what
we were told yesterday. So I went into my attic
and no, no, no, no, no, this is my teddy bear,
(07:10):
not the one you're thinking of. This is the one
that got away. This teddy bear my grandparents gave me
when I was born. Turned him around, had it here?
Look here he is, turn him around. Okay, just making
sure fun fact was a fun fact about this bear.
(07:35):
These eyes are different. Um, and this I right here
my dog took and swallowed. My dad found it in
the backyard and my grandmother reattached it. So your dog
ship that eyeball, that's brilliant, yes, but because she thought
(07:57):
it was very sentimental, you know, me and I when
it was so grossed out by it. But this is
my baby, you know, Teddy Bear? Why are your eyes
so brown? Little bear? I think that's so adorable from
your childhood? How old are you? How old you were
you when you got that bear? This bear is forty
five years old. Wow, the ice sold separate. That's that's great. See,
(08:27):
that's that's awesome. What about you, Gandhi? What's your show
and tell today? Oh? My show in tell is I've
been working on something and I might have showed a
couple of you guys this yesterday. But this is a painting, well,
a piece of art that we made, and it's giants.
I love it. I love your work, Gandhi. It's so
you have to put that elephant on sweatshirts and like,
(08:49):
have that be your mascot. Yeah, people are saying I
have to do all kinds of stuff, but it takes
so much energy and I think about you all the time, Elvis,
where you're like, I just don't want to do it.
It's so much effort. I don't feel like I don't
want to do things that Now. Is that your elephant
or is that another artist's elephant? No, I made that elephant,
could be someone I hope it's not someone else's elephant.
But if you if that's if that's a hand drawn
(09:10):
elephant you did, you should get that marked so don't
steal it from you. And then you can make all
the T shirts you can, like he was talking about,
you can sell one painting of that elephant, you can
sell forty million shirts and make a lot of Yea.
I know this one was actually a custom mortar, so
I can't wait for her to get I'm really excited,
damn it, I want I'm on an original Gandhi. Well,
thank you for sharing. You make me one. Look, let's
(09:30):
go to the Winter Wonderland with straight Nate. Um. Okay,
so I don't know how this started on our show,
but I think I mentioned The Golden Girls one time. Yeah,
because you're so you joke about it the fact that
I like older women, but I actually love the show. Um.
(09:50):
I don't know if you guys remember watching The Golden
Girls Saturday night as eight o'clock in the eighties, I
watched my Grandma of my most favorite shows ever, and
listeners occasionally Wilson me Golden Girls paraphernalia, and they sent
me this thank you for being a friend mask, and
it's my new mask. But I feel a little awkward
as a forty year old man wearing four old women
(10:12):
face cross your face. Well, if you're a forty year
old gay man, it'd be acceptable. Yeah, I mean it's
acceptable to and I guess it's acceptable. You don't have
to be gay to love the Golden Girls. What's that,
Scott Nothing, I've just you said you'd have to be
a forty year old game man. I'm just looking at Nate.
I'm not a murderer. I'm not gay in the falsetto voice.
(10:36):
Wait a minute, Scotty admities into bears. This is true.
But still I like that thank you when you was
watching keep sending Nate your you're a Golden Girls. You
know I had a chance to meet the Arthur and
I couldn't make it that night, And now she's passed spirit?
What happened? Why couldn't you make it? Do you remember?
(10:56):
I can't remember. I think traffic. It was in Hollywood
and she was doing this one and show thing and
the traffic was really bad as so Hollywood Bowl let
out and I can't make it one day? Don't work?
Did you have like the ultimate moment when Alex Trebec
was on the Golden Girls in the Jeopardy episode, that's
like your perfect combination of thing you think there's because
(11:19):
Alex was also on Cheers episode? Do you remember that
I caught all this stuff late? All right, let's go
to the kitchen of Garrett. Garrett, what's your show and tell?
So yesterday I stopped off at my parents house because,
as Nate said, you know, I'm that student and you know,
find something from your childhood and as we all have
been doing today. So I got the water bottle I
(11:42):
would use, uh during my sport like I played basketball
a lot, and I also played swimming. I say played
swimming because it sounds cool. Um, this is the water
bottle I would constantly use, and it shows my love
and affection for this person it is who is that rock?
(12:06):
So you use that as your water bottle? Yeah, and
you know what, I'm gonna start using it again because
why not. I'm sure we should clean that out. Trust me,
I did it was so bad, it was like there
was stuff growing in it. I won. I wonder if
that's a collector's item, might suck away? All right to
(12:30):
the den of David Brody, What do you have for
your show? And time? So again, because we were originally
told it was for kids items, things we had from
our childhood. I grew up in a small apartment, so
we didn't have a lot of room for setting these up.
But now they have a house, I don't set them
up at all, So I've got a basement full of Now,
in the forties there was an iron and metal shortage
(12:54):
because the World War Two. So after World War Two
they started making electric trains at a plastic but my
father when he was a kid, had trains that were metal.
There were a lot of money there solid metal. And
so I've got about six or seven engines and um, yeah,
they're about eighty years old. But I have room for it.
(13:15):
And we never set him up, so I'm glad gave
me a reason to look for it. But I've got
enough track to fill up the whole neighborhood. And so,
uh yeah, this this one's from I think N six.
That's so cool. Yeah, that's worth money. Probably. Oh it,
it's worth a lot of money. I would never sell
him because you know, the part of my childhood and
Scotty have never had sex with the train. You didn't
(13:37):
boose you. So do you know who? Rodolfo Guzman Huerta
was no otherwise known as El Santo the Saint. He
was arguably the greatest legend in Mexican sports. He was
(13:58):
an iconic Mexican Luca, which is the masked wrestler. And
this is my shrine with the Virgin Mary, my shrine
to Rodolpho. Oh nice, of course. The shrine made out
of the half of an Altoys ten Our friend dream
made this for me. Look at it. I love those
(14:21):
Mexican wrestlers mask. Garrett used to have that mask, right, Garrett, Yeah,
I think we got it. So, yeah, we got it
for like an event or something. Well, and I threw
it out. Well, this is the this is him. Look
how creepy. Well yeah, that changes it. So that's my
shrine for the Virgin Mary. I think that's so cool.
(14:44):
I love that you made you that. Yeah, where do
you keep it in the house. Oh, it's in my bedroom.
It's right there. Marry on it. You can put it
on the back of your Christmas tree. I could anyway.
So there you go. There's our uh, there's our show
intel for today. We do it on time. We're done done.
(15:07):
That was a lot of fun. I thought we had
a lot of interesting things today. Even the scaries ding
bus was really means a piece of our show that
people grew up with, a piece of history. Next week
he'll show it's the microphone that's right in front of him,
and we still usually here's the wall in the studio
behind us. We have a door that opens up in
(15:28):
the studio. All right, Well, happy Thursday, guys, love you.
The fifteen minute Morning Show
What would you talk about on your on your podcast
first minute Morning Show? Oh, a very special edition of
the fifteen minute Morning Show podcast. Hello, hello, clapping, the
sound of one man clapping, two and three and a
(00:25):
woman to a lady. Okay, perfect. Well we call it
special because we do this periodically. And Brody joins us.
We're doing a show and tell day. Yeah, I love
this day. You have to show and you have to tell.
It's very important. Brody, can you hear us yet? Are
you there? Brody? Hello? Yeah, there is Brody. Welcome to
(00:45):
our show and Tell edition. You have your show intel
ready to go? I do? Yes? Is it that FedEx
box behind your head? No, that's my zoom background. On Android,
you can't have a zoom background. So I've created a
FedEx box zoom background. Very impressive. Yes, But if it's
so great, why don't you have a zoom background because
that backgrounds are for losers? Otherwise you won that round.
(01:14):
Anything I want is my background, you can the world
is your background. The world is your background. Alright, So
joining us on the fifteen minute Morning Show podcasts are special? Uh?
What is it called show and Tell edition? You almost
saw my thing? Uh, Froggy's here, there's Danielle and you're Scary,
and there's Garrett. And look at the background on on
(01:35):
a straight night scene. Look at that very festive, isn't it?
Houses coming together? It looks beautiful. And there's Gandhi and
there's Scotty b and of course David Brody in his
his debt with his FedEx background. All right, who wants
to host this? Is this yours? Straight? Nit? No? I
think everybody just sixs re turns. Since you were the
host Elvis and your name is on the sign, why
don't you start with the mom has been hosting all day,
(01:57):
her tits are tired. Well, then get it out of
the and then you can just sit back and relax. No. No,
if we've got a busy day, all right, we'll start
with you, Froggy. What is your show and tell for today? Okay?
Since I know she's not listening. Yesterday, my son and
I were screwed around in the house and we broke
a Christmas decoration, but I glued it back together. So
(02:20):
it's this sled if we were we were putting the
dogs on the sled and we're pushing them across the house.
The tip right here. Can you see where it's broken off?
But I glued it back together. Look how good it looks.
You can barely see that it was. Look you can
barely see that it was like you can barely see
(02:42):
it until my text start. You can only see it
out again. Yeah, look there, Look it'll hold, putting the
dogs back on it, everything back on it. So this
is show, and don't tell y this proof you can show,
and maybe you shouldn't tell. I did a good job.
Look how good I am it repairing? You did a
(03:03):
great job. You can glue, I think, glue all over it.
Get a mark get a market, get a marker. Don't
let her, just don't tell her. She'll never know what
she doesn't know, won't hurt. The dogs were having a
good time on the sled, though, they like. It's not
even a real sled. You're doing your dogs around on
a fake sled. Scary. Why am I looking at your neck?
You're in two places here? S no, um no, that's
(03:27):
not supposed to happen. Just yet, it's happening. It seems
to be happening. All your papers. Get me out of here.
That wasn't a very impressive angle. Hey, you know why
you're on. Well, let's just do it, turn it back
on what damn it? Alright? So what okay, what I
(03:50):
wanted to do was give you a show and tell,
but from a different angle, because there's something else back here.
Somebody would figure I gotta go, I gotta go back
in scary which one do we look at? Everyone knows
(04:13):
how we look at my secondary angle? Can you see it? All? Right? Good?
Everyone knows how. We've been doing the show for like
twenty five years, right, and some of the sounds from
the radio show, uh, that you've been hearing, we're part
of a tradition. Elvis could speak to this. Um, there's
the thing that we have in the studio called the
Ding buzz. Yes, it's very fascinating. It's very unique, not
(04:36):
I don't think any other radio show. It's very analogy.
What it is is, um, it's a panel with with
a couple of doorbells and a buzzer on it. And
for years on the air, we've been playing these sounds
that you've been hearing, like ding ming ming mingding or
and things like that. Well, that is a good old
fashioned home depot panel. We've went to home depot and
(05:02):
our engineers brought brought from studio to studio ever since
we were Now it is old old school, by the way,
you're turning this into tell and show because so currently
it's followed us from studio in the studio and it
is now lying underneath the cons here's the consult where
Elvis and we all work every day. And now look,
(05:23):
this is the actual thing, buds. So you're looking at
the actual We don't see what you got that wrong?
Oh you got it right. I got a complaint and
we all do. And that's the actual we were supposed
(05:45):
to get show and tell items. He forgett You just
looked to his left and said, I'm a basement for
all he went in his garage or whatever. I'm not
something here. You know, we planned this yesterday. We said,
don't forget tomorrow's show hotel day. So you showed up
(06:05):
at school and you used the class tarantula as you're showing.
What is to show the phone? He answers every morning,
we'll find out, all right, thank you, scary. The ding
buzz is a piece of our history. So I say, Daniel,
what's your show in tell? So this is my new
favorite Christmas decoration. I got it at hobby lobby, so
(06:26):
it was cheap. But it's a little television and old
school television. Look how cute it is. And you see
it goes around at train train in there. It's a
little village. Yeah, and it lights up and it's the
cutest thing. Everybody who comes to my house is like,
where did you get that? I'm like, hobby lobby, very cheap.
I love it. It's so cute. Well, I'm going to
(06:48):
hobby lobby dot com immediately. Lobby yesterday that was very fun,
all right, Scotty be live from the Serial Library. Well, so,
originally this was supposed to be a childhood toy of
yours that we were supposed to bring it. That's what
we were told yesterday. So I went into my attic
and no, no, no, no, no, this is my teddy bear,
(07:10):
not the one you're thinking of. This is the one
that got away. This teddy bear my grandparents gave me
when I was born. Turned him around, had it here?
Look here he is, turn him around. Okay, just making
sure fun fact was a fun fact about this bear.
(07:35):
These eyes are different. Um, and this I right here
my dog took and swallowed. My dad found it in
the backyard and my grandmother reattached it. So your dog
ship that eyeball, that's brilliant, yes, but because she thought
(07:57):
it was very sentimental, you know, me and I when
it was so grossed out by it. But this is
my baby, you know, Teddy Bear? Why are your eyes
so brown? Little bear? I think that's so adorable from
your childhood? How old are you? How old you were
you when you got that bear? This bear is forty
five years old. Wow, the ice sold separate. That's that's great. See,
(08:27):
that's that's awesome. What about you, Gandhi? What's your show
and tell today? Oh? My show in tell is I've
been working on something and I might have showed a
couple of you guys this yesterday. But this is a painting, well,
a piece of art that we made, and it's giants.
I love it. I love your work, Gandhi. It's so
you have to put that elephant on sweatshirts and like,
(08:49):
have that be your mascot. Yeah, people are saying I
have to do all kinds of stuff, but it takes
so much energy and I think about you all the time, Elvis,
where you're like, I just don't want to do it.
It's so much effort. I don't feel like I don't
want to do things that Now. Is that your elephant
or is that another artist's elephant? No, I made that elephant,
could be someone I hope it's not someone else's elephant.
But if you if that's if that's a hand drawn
(09:10):
elephant you did, you should get that marked so don't
steal it from you. And then you can make all
the T shirts you can, like he was talking about,
you can sell one painting of that elephant, you can
sell forty million shirts and make a lot of Yea.
I know this one was actually a custom mortar, so
I can't wait for her to get I'm really excited,
damn it, I want I'm on an original Gandhi. Well,
thank you for sharing. You make me one. Look, let's
(09:30):
go to the Winter Wonderland with straight Nate. Um. Okay,
so I don't know how this started on our show,
but I think I mentioned The Golden Girls one time. Yeah,
because you're so you joke about it the fact that
I like older women, but I actually love the show. Um.
(09:50):
I don't know if you guys remember watching The Golden
Girls Saturday night as eight o'clock in the eighties, I
watched my Grandma of my most favorite shows ever, and
listeners occasionally Wilson me Golden Girls paraphernalia, and they sent
me this thank you for being a friend mask, and
it's my new mask. But I feel a little awkward
as a forty year old man wearing four old women
(10:12):
face cross your face. Well, if you're a forty year
old gay man, it'd be acceptable. Yeah, I mean it's
acceptable to and I guess it's acceptable. You don't have
to be gay to love the Golden Girls. What's that,
Scott Nothing, I've just you said you'd have to be
a forty year old game man. I'm just looking at Nate.
I'm not a murderer. I'm not gay in the falsetto voice.
(10:36):
Wait a minute, Scotty admities into bears. This is true.
But still I like that thank you when you was
watching keep sending Nate your you're a Golden Girls. You
know I had a chance to meet the Arthur and
I couldn't make it that night, And now she's passed spirit?
What happened? Why couldn't you make it? Do you remember?
(10:56):
I can't remember. I think traffic. It was in Hollywood
and she was doing this one and show thing and
the traffic was really bad as so Hollywood Bowl let
out and I can't make it one day? Don't work?
Did you have like the ultimate moment when Alex Trebec
was on the Golden Girls in the Jeopardy episode, that's
like your perfect combination of thing you think there's because
(11:19):
Alex was also on Cheers episode? Do you remember that
I caught all this stuff late? All right, let's go
to the kitchen of Garrett. Garrett, what's your show and tell?
So yesterday I stopped off at my parents house because,
as Nate said, you know, I'm that student and you know,
find something from your childhood and as we all have
been doing today. So I got the water bottle I
(11:42):
would use, uh during my sport like I played basketball
a lot, and I also played swimming. I say played
swimming because it sounds cool. Um, this is the water
bottle I would constantly use, and it shows my love
and affection for this person it is who is that rock?
(12:06):
So you use that as your water bottle? Yeah, and
you know what, I'm gonna start using it again because
why not. I'm sure we should clean that out. Trust me,
I did it was so bad, it was like there
was stuff growing in it. I won. I wonder if
that's a collector's item, might suck away? All right to
(12:30):
the den of David Brody, What do you have for
your show? And time? So again, because we were originally
told it was for kids items, things we had from
our childhood. I grew up in a small apartment, so
we didn't have a lot of room for setting these up.
But now they have a house, I don't set them
up at all, So I've got a basement full of Now,
in the forties there was an iron and metal shortage
(12:54):
because the World War Two. So after World War Two
they started making electric trains at a plastic but my
father when he was a kid, had trains that were metal.
There were a lot of money there solid metal. And
so I've got about six or seven engines and um, yeah,
they're about eighty years old. But I have room for it.
(13:15):
And we never set him up, so I'm glad gave
me a reason to look for it. But I've got
enough track to fill up the whole neighborhood. And so,
uh yeah, this this one's from I think N six.
That's so cool. Yeah, that's worth money. Probably. Oh it,
it's worth a lot of money. I would never sell
him because you know, the part of my childhood and
Scotty have never had sex with the train. You didn't
(13:37):
boose you. So do you know who? Rodolfo Guzman Huerta
was no otherwise known as El Santo the Saint. He
was arguably the greatest legend in Mexican sports. He was
(13:58):
an iconic Mexican Luca, which is the masked wrestler. And
this is my shrine with the Virgin Mary, my shrine
to Rodolpho. Oh nice, of course. The shrine made out
of the half of an Altoys ten Our friend dream
made this for me. Look at it. I love those
(14:21):
Mexican wrestlers mask. Garrett used to have that mask, right, Garrett, Yeah,
I think we got it. So, yeah, we got it
for like an event or something. Well, and I threw
it out. Well, this is the this is him. Look
how creepy. Well yeah, that changes it. So that's my
shrine for the Virgin Mary. I think that's so cool.
(14:44):
I love that you made you that. Yeah, where do
you keep it in the house. Oh, it's in my bedroom.
It's right there. Marry on it. You can put it
on the back of your Christmas tree. I could anyway.
So there you go. There's our uh, there's our show
intel for today. We do it on time. We're done done.
(15:07):
That was a lot of fun. I thought we had
a lot of interesting things today. Even the scaries ding
bus was really means a piece of our show that
people grew up with, a piece of history. Next week
he'll show it's the microphone that's right in front of him,
and we still usually here's the wall in the studio
behind us. We have a door that opens up in
(15:28):
the studio. All right, Well, happy Thursday, guys, love you.
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