5 chapters across the catalog
The episode concludes with a signature "end of show mix" featuring listener-submitted music and clips. A humorous anecdote is shared about the peppery taste of ants, leading to a "burning trick" for pest control. The hosts sign off from "FEMA Region 6" and "Northern Silicon Valley," promising to return on Sunday to deconstruct the latest news.
The episode concludes with a discussion about an ant invasion and the "Ant Song" end-of-show mix. A final media montage features news anchors repeatedly using the phrase "Trump's war on..." covering everything from science to his own family. The hosts sign off with their traditional "Adios Mofos" and a reminder of the next live broadcast on Sunday.
Bill Walsh and the "I Got Ants" Song Controversy
Bill Walsh, the creator of the "Ants Mix," donates to become Sir Saturday Night. The discussion touches on the history of the "I Got Ants" song, its origins as a parody of "The Weasel" from Warner Brothers cartoons, and a bizarre listener claim regarding John C. Dvorak being targeted by the Unabomber.
Post-Show Mix, Ant Anecdote, Vagina Soundbite
The episode concludes with a sound collage featuring a story about an ant invasion and the "burning trick" used to stop them. The mix includes Susan Sarandon's "vagina" soundbite and various show catchphrases. The hosts give a final "Adios mofos" as the music fades out.
The final segments consist of a chaotic audio mix featuring a story about Argentine ants in a kitchen, repeated clips of Bernie Sanders and Tom Marino, and various show jingles. The hosts provide a final "fist bump" and sign off with their traditional "Adios mofo" catchphrase.
