4 chapters across the catalog
John C. Dvorak celebrated his 70th birthday with a variety of gifts, including three pounds of ground yak meat shipped from Montana. The conversation explores the availability of exotic meats like water buffalo and elk in Texas, as well as high-end cast iron skillets. Dvorak notes the superior quality of new American-made skillets compared to mass-produced versions found at retailers like Williams Sonoma.
Listener Contributions, De-douching Ceremonies
Milne Cuevas donated $300 and requested a "de-douching" for a friend who had been listening for ten years without contributing. Archduke Nussbaum sent a "pi" donation of $314.59. The segment included several "Al Sharpton" jingles, referencing his past commentary on the Trayvon Martin case involving "skillets and iced tea."
Al Sharpton, Yoshi Blue Diamondware Skillet, and 1962 Cinema
A commercial for the Yoshi Blue Diamondware Skillet is highlighted as a potential attempt to capitalize on Al Sharpton's frequent use of the word "skillet" in political rhetoric. The hosts then list several classic films released in 1962, including "The Manchurian Candidate" and "Lawrence of Arabia," suggesting they would be more appropriate for presidential introductions than the current selection.
Rachel Maddow Show Critique, Healthcare Ad Guest
The Rachel Maddow Show is criticized for its guest selection and perceived bias in favor of the Obama administration. A specific segment featuring Michael Snyder, owner of the Sizzlin' Skillet in Nebraska, is highlighted as an example of the show's reliance on "Obamatron" rhetoric regarding healthcare reform.
