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A little consciousness chat with Susan Blackmore

A little message from Kentie and his lies

Help me clean the bath whilst I review what’s going on with winter, work, and the U.S. economy

A hymn from the Church of the SubGenius

A little dance mix from Christian Bale

A little message from John of the Deep Forest (and Kentie)

Defending my musical choices and a little mention about Brian

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Teresa Ortega VS. the family

Inspired by Warhol exhibit

The honeymoon is over at the new job.

Still unpacking after more than a year in the new place.

Empty living room…

Economic slowdown

“Roller Coaster” and the scream of death

The “invisible” raise

I miss Richard Nixon

I’m tired of the national elections!

Have you called the new bored beyond belief listeners’ comment line? 206-350-7630

First caller: from Ranger John of the Dark Forest

Second caller: Elizabeth Jeremiah and her ministry. She must be related to this guy.

Third caller: ???

Call me! Write me! Comment!

Incidental music:
Sharon Jones & the Dap Kings – “Answer Me”
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Part, the first:

I’m depressed about too many co-pays from so few doctors, being in debt due to too many school loans, and for a few other things. I’ll never catch up and I’m only getting older. Enjoy!

Part, the second:

Beware the Nuclear Baby

Part, the third:

Details about my root canal, the pills, the soft food, the anal vomiting due to the pills. Enjoy!

Please let me know that you love me, won’t you? Thank you for all of your emails & comments!

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Pizza Babe welcomes to the Freak Network bored beyond belief. Although I thought about asking to be a member before, Master Zilla insisted that the Pizza Babe add my podcast NOW.

Get to know my LA gal-pal Teresa from In Sequence. She recently got over the flu (my brother recently got over pneumonia) and she reminds me that I chronicled my own travails with the flu in bbb #16.

Teresa updates me about my old hometown LA. We’re back to recession levels of dumpster diving in LA. I also have memories of my old apartment there, which faced out onto an alley (as I previously mentioned in bbb #3). Oh, how I don’t miss my former land-lady who never returned my security deposit and is now using it to fix the old, decrepit and damaged balcony.

Traffic density is the worst that Teresa has ever seen in LA. Gas prices are up to $4 a gallon, too. Teresa’s girlfriend and her co-workers are hungrily looking at mass transit maps. Oh, what a joy to use mass transit in LA (like I used to do while living there). Imagine two hour commutes one way…

It’s the beginning of the LA apocalypse. Finally.

The second part of our conversation next time.

And thanks for all of your comments for bbb #22. Don’t be stiff-necked and comment again!