Topic: Mimi Smith

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Jell-No!
Episode 1852

1852: Jell-No!

Washington State Weather, Mimi Smith Dvorak Introduction

Adam Curry introduces Mimi Smith Dvorak as the guest co-host for Episode 1852, broadcasting from the Texas Hill Country. Mimi describes the current weather conditions in Washington State, noting high humidity and an incoming storm system from Hawaii. The discussion touches on the melting snow and potential flooding in the Pacific Northwest.

Jell-No!
Episode 1852 4:35 - 7:21

1852: Jell-No!

Mimi Smith Dvorak Real Name, Political Background

Mimi Smith Dvorak reveals her legal name is Merrilee Diane, a name she disliked and replaced with the nickname Mimi as a child. She explains using her legal name during a run for City Council to avoid sounding like other members with nicknames. Adam mentions that while most listeners appreciate her filling in, some critics on Twitter have been dismissive of the temporary format change.

Mork & Mimi
Episode 1851

1851: Mork & Mimi

John C. Dvorak Hospital Recovery and Health Update

Mimi Smith-Dvorak provides an update on John C. Dvorak's recovery following surgery at a Sutter Health facility. Dvorak is expected to be released from the hospital this week to continue his recuperation at Jane Rennon's house. Despite the medical procedure, he reportedly remains upbeat and expressed a strong desire to return to the microphone for the Thursday broadcast.

Hose Water
Episode 1849

1849: Hose Water

Episode 1849 Introduction, Mimi Smith-Dvorak Co-Hosting

Adam Curry introduces Mimi Smith-Dvorak as the guest co-host for episode 1849 on March 8, 2026. Mimi explains her choice to use her maiden name, Smith, for professional simplicity. The hosts acknowledge the massive influx of messages and prayers from the audience following John C. Dvorak's sudden medical absence.

Hose Water
Episode 1849 4:48 - 11:35

1849: Hose Water

Mimi Smith-Dvorak Background, Modeling and Media Experience

Mimi Smith-Dvorak discusses her background in theater, improv, and modeling during the 1970s. She reveals her technical proficiency with audio software like Audacity and her experience transcribing old cassette tapes. Despite having a podcast studio in Port Angeles, she admits to still learning the complexities of modern hardware like the Rodecaster.

Adam & The Robot
Episode 1798 2:34:54 - 2:44:34

1798: Adam & The Robot

Final Donations and Port Angeles Meetup Logistics

The final segment of donations includes messages from Eli the Coffee Guy and Linda Lou Patkin. The hosts discuss a technical mishap involving an Audacity project file sent for a Port Angeles meetup promo. They coordinate with "trolls" in the live chat to fix the audio file so it can be played, while also mentioning an upcoming meetup in Oakland.

Adam & The Robot
Episode 1798 3:11:35 - 3:17:00

1798: Adam & The Robot

Port Angeles Meetup Promo and Host Banter

The hosts play the corrected promo for the Port Angeles meetup at Bar Hop Brewing, featuring Mimi Smith Dvorak and Sir Tim from Squim. The promo includes a "punked" ending from the No Agenda Millennial podcast. The hosts engage in lighthearted ribbing of the producers' technical skills and the quality of the promotional material.

Ninny
Episode 1583 3:01:33 - 3:07:28

1583: Ninny

Show Outro, Matthew Hertret Remix

The episode concluded with a musical remix by Matthew Hertret featuring Oliver Anthony and various show clips. The hosts signed off from Italy and Silicon Valley, promoting the upcoming "Fun Fact Friday" segment with Mimi Smith focused on eggs. They reminded listeners of the "Best Of" show airing on Sunday and provided the standard "adios mofos" farewell.

Trump Head
Episode 795 1:00:37 - 1:02:40

795: Trump Head

Elizabeth Warren Presidential Prospects and Robocall Complaints

Speculation regarding Elizabeth Warren entering the presidential race suggests she could unite the supporters of both Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump. However, she is criticized for failing to take effective action against illegal robocalls during her time in government. An anecdote describes a persistent robocall targeting "Mimi Smith Dvorak" that failed to provide a functional opt-out mechanism, highlighting Warren's perceived lack of legislative results.