By Mark | December 17, 2015
I can’t bring myself to listen to it, but here, as best as I can recall, is what happened on our Saturday Six Pack holiday special. [The above photo comes courtesy of Nick Azzaro.] 1. The show started out relatively uneventful. I had no guests lined up for the evening, and no beer. I just […]
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By Mark | November 18, 2015
After kicking things off with the awesome into song written by our recent guest Frank Allison, we jumped right into things with University of Michigan Associate Professor Rebecca Hardin, the host of WCBN’s environmental news show It’s Hot in Here, and avid hunter Ben Connor Barrie, the editor of the Ann Arbor blog Damn Arbor. […]
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By Mark | November 12, 2015
Every episode of the Saturday Six Pack, toward the end, devolves into chaos. It’s been that way since we first started the show. We begin each episode with the best of intentions, but, somewhere along the line, things start to careen off in a direction that would wouldn’t have thought possible just a few hours […]
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I’ve complained recently that we haven’t been getting a lot of calls during the show. Well, apparently all of that complaining has paid off. The phone didn’t stop ringing this episode. The first call came in before Jim Cherewick had even finished singing the opening theme. It was Matt Jones, calling from his basement, where […]
Posted in Art and Culture, The Saturday Six Pack, Uncategorized, Ypsilanti | Also tagged board games, Bulb Records, Chin Azzaro, Chris Sandon, Columbus, Deja Vu, erotic photography, gentrification, Girls of the Big 10, Jim Cherewick, Kurt Anschuetz, Miller High Life, Nancy Perry, nude photography, Pete Larson, Playboy, ponchos, porn, Prehensile Monkeytailed Skink, Red Roof Inn, snoring, Stan Malinowski, Suzanne Somers, swap meet, tallboys, Yen Azzaro, Ypsiopoly |
As I mentioned on last night’s radio show, our favorite troll – the man we collectively refer to as “The Who Guy” – recently sent me a compilation of his favorite calls into The Saturday Six Pack. Here they are. Enjoy.
