Topic: Pia

5 chapters across the catalog

Nurse Injector
Episode 1741 3:07:19 - 3:16:32

1741: Nurse Injector

End of Show ISOs, VPN Tips, and Final Mix

The hosts select "Amazeballs" as the final ISO for the episode. John Dvorak provides a "Tip of the Day" recommending Private Internet Access (PIA) as a high-bandwidth VPN, while Adam Curry mentions using ProtonMail's VPN to access Dutch television. The episode ends with a montage of clips including a woman divorcing her husband over Taylor Swift and a discussion on brain fog.

Wobama
Episode 1099 27:09 - 31:13

1099: Wobama

Beto O'Rourke, Comparison to Barack Obama

Beto O'Rourke's political style is compared to that of Barack Obama, with some observers labeling him a "white Obama" or "Wobama." Despite losing his Senate race, O'Rourke maintains high visibility with yard signs remaining common in areas like South Austin. The discussion briefly tangents into the career of Pia Zadora and the influence of wealthy spouses in political and entertainment promotion.

Hot Rhetoric
Episode 784 11:19 - 12:32

784: Hot Rhetoric

Miss Philippines, US Military Base Question

Miss Philippines, Pia Wurtzbach, answers a political question during the Miss Universe pageant regarding the reopening of United States military bases in her country. She expresses support for the American presence, citing the historical relationship and shared culture resulting from past colonization.

Choking the Puffin
Episode 294 1:24 - 3:55

294: Choking the Puffin

Runyon Canyon, American Idol, Pia Toscano Elimination

A personal anecdote about walking in Runyon Canyon leads to a discussion regarding the elimination of contestant Pia Toscano from American Idol. The hosts remark on the public outcry from judges Steven Tyler, Jennifer Lopez, and Randy Jackson, noting that Toscano secured a record contract despite being voted off by the audience.

By Executive Order
Episode 271 7:09 - 10:35

271: By Executive Order

Golden Globes Bribery Scandals and The Social Network

The 2011 Golden Globes are characterized as a scam following a lawsuit between a PR firm and the Hollywood Foreign Press Association alleging bribery for nominations. Historical precedents, such as the 1982 Pia Zadora scandal, are cited alongside claims that voters were treated to luxury junkets in Las Vegas before voting for films like Burlesque.