Topic: House Music

The hosts engage in a lighthearted argument regarding the quality of end-of-show mixes and their personal musical tastes. They also discuss the logistics of starting the live stream, with one host accusing the other of being late and using an incorrect tone in text messages. The banter highlights the long-standing dynamic between the two presenters.

John C. Dvorak reviews the musical "Disaster," a comedy spoof of 1970s disaster films like The Poseidon Adventure currently in previews. He notes the high entertainment value despite doubting the show's long-term longevity. Additionally, the hosts announce a listener meetup at Sparks Steak House in Manhattan scheduled for the following Tuesday to celebrate Dvorak's birthday.

The donation segment continues with thanks to Sir Metal Mike and Grand Duke David Foley. Foley is promoting a Christmas EDM album titled "Deck the House," with proceeds going to the show. The hosts discuss Foley's background as a radio professional and club DJ.

A segment on "The Doctors" regarding drug use at the Coachella music festival leads to a discussion about the relationship between specific drugs and musical genres. The hosts argue that modern house and techno music are "designed" for use with ecstasy and meth, making the culture exclusionary to those not using the substances. They contrast this with the pot-centric rock concerts of their youth.

The House Judiciary Committee passed a bill that would levy new fees on local radio stations for airing music. If enacted, half of these fees would go to major record labels, most of which are based outside the United States. The hosts suggest this move could be the "final neck chop" for traditional music radio, leading to an increase in talk radio.