🎙️ First Hour Analysis 🎙️

Analysis of Matt & Bob Show 11-13-2024

Food items/restaurants talked about:

• Spam McMuffins (Hawaii McDonald’s) – 12:58
• McDonald’s mentioned as expensive in Hawaii – 12:55
• BombGars gift card promotion mentioned in opening ad – 00:00

News stories talked about during this portion:

• FAA grounds US flights after three planes struck by gunfire in Haiti – 05:42
• Timothy Chalamet’s Bob Dylan biopic “A Complete Unknown” releasing December 25th – 46:47
• Grammy nominations announced including rock categories – 49:05
• People Magazine’s Sexiest Man Alive 2024: John Krasinski – 52:58

“Click Click Boom” segment about:

This segment was not present in this portion of the show.

Funny moments or memorable quotes during this portion:

• Matt’s graphic story about plane crashes from “the doctor” involving passengers defecating and the plane’s parabolic motion – 07:53
• Chewy wanting to swim with turtles in Hawaii, which Bob and Matt found hilarious – 25:38
• Chewy: “Look how pissed off that turtle looks. No, that’s just his demeanor. That’s probably the Raphael of the gang.” – 30:36
• Bob introducing himself as flying “professionally” when he meant he had airline clients – 09:58
• Matt’s introduction roasting Bob about killing two professional sports clubs – 03:22
• Discussion of Jerry Garcia being from San Francisco but Matt insisting multiple times he’s from Delaware – 36:17

Phone callers this portion:

• Toby – lived on the Big Island for 8 years, confirmed you can swim with turtles in Hawaii but can’t touch them (they’re protected) – 29:55

Bob’s Rock and Roll News segment:

Bob’s Rock and Roll News segment covered several music industry stories with his characteristic enthusiasm and humor. The segment opened with discussion of an AI recreation of Jerry Garcia’s voice being developed for audiobooks and other readings, created in partnership with Garcia’s estate through a company called Eleven Labs. Bob noted this as an example of families continuing to monetize deceased artists’ legacies, sparking discussion among the hosts about which celebrity voices they’d want reading them bedtime stories.

The second major story focused on Dr. Fink, Prince’s longtime keyboard player from the Revolution, auctioning off unreleased tapes from a short-lived 1979 Prince side project called The Rebels. Dr. Fink, whose real name is Matt Fink, explained he needs the money because income has been inconsistent in the music industry since Prince’s death, despite Prince taking care of band members during his lifetime. The tapes are expected to sell for between $150,000 and $300,000, though legal rights to actually release the music remain unclear.

Bob also covered the upcoming Bob Dylan biopic “A Complete Unknown” starring Timothy Chalamet, set for Christmas Day release. He emphasized that Chalamet spent five years preparing for the role, learning to play 30 Bob Dylan songs and working with dialect coaches and harmonica instructors for four years before filming even began. The story included discussion of how the film is introducing younger audiences to Dylan’s music.

Additional news items included Tom Morello’s complaint that Iron Maiden still hasn’t been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, which he called “egregious.” Bob also ran through Grammy nominations, noting that rock music was well-represented with nominations for Black Crowes, Fontaines DC, Green Day, Idols, Jack White, Pearl Jam, and the Rolling Stones. He humorously added a “Rock and Roll News Junior” segment covering dance pop nominations for younger listeners.

The segment concluded with Bob giving a shoutout to David Duran, who was heading on his second deployment to the Middle East and credited the show with getting him through his first deployment. Bob thanked him for his service during Veterans Week and wished him safety, ending with his signature sign-off about rock and roll saving lives since 1971.

Rock and roll shoutout/salute:

• David Duran – going on his second deployment to the Middle East, listened to the show during his first deployment – 50:02

Bands talked about during Bob’s rock and roll news segment:

• Grateful Dead / Jerry Garcia
• Prince and the Revolution / The Rebels
• Bob Dylan
• Rage Against the Machine
• Bruce Springsteen / E Street Band
• Iron Maiden
• Black Crowes
• Fontaines DC
• Green Day
• Idols
• Jack White
• Pearl Jam
• Rolling Stones

3 paragraph summary of this portion of the show (excluding Rock and Roll news):

The show opened with the hosts arriving and discussing Bob’s upcoming flight, which triggered Matt to share a disturbing story from a friend called “the doctor” about what happens during plane crashes – including graphic details about passengers losing consciousness, defecating, and the plane’s parabolic descent pattern. This led to discussion of Bob’s former job working for Southwest Airlines where he would fly 2-3 times per week. The conversation shifted to Chewy’s desire to visit Hawaii on a budget under $2,000 by staying with his cousin, though Bob and Matt were skeptical this was possible given Hawaii’s high costs.

The show took an unexpectedly hilarious turn when Chewy mentioned he wanted to swim with turtles in Hawaii. Bob and Matt found this utterly ridiculous and spent considerable time mocking the idea, questioning how one actually swims with turtles and whether Chewy planned to ride them. A caller named Toby, who lived on the Big Island for eight years, confirmed you can indeed swim with turtles there, though touching them is illegal as they’re protected. The hosts showed Chewy various images of people swimming with turtles, with Bob pointing out one was clearly just in a pool. The segment included references to Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Chewy’s apparent childhood connection to them.

The show also featured extended discussion about impulse buying and shopping psychology, with Matt explaining how retailers use sophisticated marketing teams, AI, and psychological tactics to manipulate consumers into purchases. Topics covered included deleting one-click purchasing, avoiding email alerts, understanding that “sales” often aren’t real sales due to shrinkflation, and how outlet malls now manufacture cheaper goods specifically for outlets rather than selling actual overstock. The segment concluded with discussion of People Magazine naming John Krasinski as 2024’s Sexiest Man Alive, which surprised the hosts who expected Glenn Powell. Matt theorized Krasinski’s appeal comes from his Jack Ryan role rather than his time as Jim on The Office.

⏰ Second Hour Analysis ⏰

Analysis of Matt & Bob Show Transcript (Second Third)

Food items/restaurants talked about:

• Taco Cabana (57:11)
• Menudo – Chewy planning to make it (1:02:14)
• Tough Skins jeans from Sears referenced in joke about healthcare center (1:06:10)
• Hooters restaurant referenced (1:45:57)
• Bucky’s/Beaver Nuggets (1:38:39, 1:46:48)

News stories talked about during this portion:

• John Krasinski named sexiest man alive by People Magazine (56:29-1:01:20)
• Weather forecast: Cold front coming, dropping to 50 degrees tomorrow morning, 40s on Friday (1:01:21-1:02:52)
• Uber using sidewalk robots for deliveries in downtown Austin from Cesar Chavez to 15th Street, I-35 to West Avenue (1:02:53-1:04:22)
• Old Sears building in Hancock being converted to Central Health healthcare center and administration facility (1:05:01-1:06:40)
• University of Texas Longhorns moved to #3 in college football playoff rankings with potential #2 seed (1:07:21-1:09:08)
• AI convention at UT campus with robot parade scheduled for Friday at 3pm (1:09:09-1:10:03)
• Donald Trump picks Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy for Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) (1:31:31-1:37:08)

Predictions made during this portion:

• Texas needs to root for Texas A&M to win out so Thanksgiving weekend game is meaningful (1:08:29)
• Question whether Texas will beat A&M at Kyle Field (1:08:49)

Interesting facts shared during this portion:

• Jim Krasinski (from The Office) directed the Quiet Place movies and had a pandemic podcast that got huge (1:00:15-1:01:02)
• Mark Hamill is known for voicing the Joker in animated films (1:22:38)
• You can get throat cancer from oral sex due to HPV (1:12:52-1:13:05)
• Shannon Elizabeth played the foreign exchange student in American Pie (1:28:33)
• Linda Blair was a rock and roll groupie, possibly following Kiss (1:47:35)
• Ephedrine was available over the counter in the 1990s as “trucker speed” before being banned (1:47:44)

Phone callers this portion:

• Ben: Called about wanting to be Director of Department of Busting Elon’s Chops (1:38:51-1:44:20)
• David: Commercial truck driver calling about becoming Chief of Commercial Truck Driving (1:44:21-1:48:18)

Funny or memorable quotes this portion:

• “My wife’s not an amphibian. Thank you very much.” (56:59)
• “I come home at the end of the day and my wife says ‘how was killing people?’ And I go [silence]. She goes ‘ah, dreamy.'” (58:26)
• “They should do a John Wick after he gets married. He’s got to trade in his Mustang for a minivan.” (59:03)
• “You’re so popular. Everybody wants to kill you.” (1:00:09)
• “Nothing says fall like you having your nuts stuck to the inside of your thighs, guys.” (1:01:43)
• “A dry front is terrible on a date. That means you’re not getting invited inside.” (1:02:00)
• “Do they go up the elevator?” about delivery robots (1:03:40)
• “Yahoo Sirius!” (1:19:52) – Bob’s incorrect answer
• “You can’t put a bunny back in a box” – Con Air reference (1:13:05)

Guests in the studio or special visitors:

• Johnny Rude visited the studio to promote Armadillo Nation Live event and play a game (1:10:27-1:30:00)

Recurring jokes or gags:

• Turtle head references/callbacks throughout (1:06:17, 1:13:05)
• John Wick movie discussion and domestic life parody (56:29-1:00:15)
• Bob’s chair being moved from Armadillo Nation recording session (1:11:14)
• Johnny Rude being called annoying (1:18:15)
• Imogene Poots name references (1:24:00)

“This or That” segment:

No “This or That” segment in this portion.

“ABC’s of Me” segment:

No “ABC’s of Me” segment in this portion.

Was there a “Toxic Tuesday” segment?

No Toxic Tuesday segment in this portion.

Head to Head game segment details:

• Game: “One Flick Wonders” – identifying actors known for one major role (1:18:05-1:29:45)
• Johnny Rude hosted
• Questions included: Paul Hogan (Crocodile Dundee), Rachel Leigh Cook (She’s All That), Alex Winter (Bill & Ted), Mark Hamill (Star Wars), Edward Furlong (Terminator 2), Piper Perabo (Coyote Ugly), Anthony Perkins (Psycho), Alicia Silverstone (Clueless), Rupert Grint (Harry Potter), Marlee Matlin (Children of a Lesser God), Shannon Elizabeth (American Pie), Linda Blair (The Exorcist)
• Final scores: Bob won with 4 points, Matt had 3, Chewy had 3
• Winner: Bob Fonseca

Cabinet Position segment:

The hosts created a new segment asking listeners what government position they’d want (1:30:43-1:48:18):

• Requirements: Title of position, why US needs it, why caller would be good at it
• Bob wants to be “Vinylzar” to regulate vinyl record prices and releases (1:31:31)
• Chewy wants to head the division of “Weed, Appetizers, and Turtles” (WAT) (1:32:33)
• Ben awarded: Director of Department of Busting Elon’s Chops (DDBEC) to provide checks and balances (1:41:51)
• David applied for: Chief of Commercial Truck Driving to reduce regulations and eliminate fuel taxes (1:44:50)

Five Paragraph Summary:

The second third of the show opened with extended comedy bits about John Krasinski being named sexiest man alive, leading into extensive riffs on John Wick movies and how domestic married life would conflict with being an action hero. The hosts joked about double standards where women find movie violence attractive but don’t appreciate real-life confrontational behavior. This evolved into detailed hypothetical scenarios about John Wick having to balance assassination attempts with taking his daughter to eye appointments.

Bob delivered the news segment covering multiple topics including weather (a cold front bringing temperatures down to the 50s), Uber’s new robot delivery service in downtown Austin, and the conversion of the old Sears building in Hancock into a healthcare center for Central Health. He also covered UT Longhorns football moving to #3 in playoff rankings, though their marquee wins against Oklahoma and Michigan look less impressive now. The segment included information about an AI convention happening at UT campus with a robot parade scheduled, leading to discussions about artificial intelligence and fears of robot takeover.

Johnny Rude visited the studio to promote the first-ever Armadillo Nation Live event at Moon Tower Saloon. The event features The Genders at 7pm and Trashy Annie at 8pm, free admission for ages 21+. The hosts emphasized the importance of supporting local music and community events, contrasting their approach with corporate radio’s trend toward eliminating local programming. Johnny also hosted a “One Flick Wonders” game where the hosts identified actors known primarily for one major role, with Bob ultimately winning.

A major discussion developed around Elon Musk’s appointment to head the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) alongside Vivek Ramaswamy. The hosts found it ironic that improving government efficiency requires creating a new government department. This sparked a creative segment where they asked listeners what cabinet positions they would want. Bob chose “Vinylzar” to regulate records, while Chewy wanted to head a division overseeing “Weed, Appetizers, and Turtles” (WAT).

The show took several listener calls for the cabinet position segment. Ben was awarded Director of the Department of Busting Elon’s Chops (DDBEC), tasked with providing checks and balances on Musk’s new role, primarily through internet trolling. David, a commercial truck driver, applied to be Chief of Commercial Truck Driving, advocating for eliminating fuel taxes and relaxing regulations. The segment blended political satire with genuine frustrations about government efficiency and regulation, maintaining the show’s irreverent tone while touching on real issues facing workers and industries.

🕐 Third Hour Analysis 🕐

Analysis of Matt & Bob Show (Final Third) – November 13, 2024

Food or restaurants talked about during this portion:

Convenience Store Food (01:48:04)

• Roller hot dogs at convenience stores
• Big X cheeseburger from freezer section

Michelin Selected Restaurants Discussion (02:02:00-02:08:30)

• Apartment 115 (wine bar with hors d’oeuvres)
• Joe’s Bakery
• Jeffries
• Garrison
• Descada (cooked in hubcap joke)
• Contoto (at Sellas Brewery)
• Ling Kitchen
• May Day ($19 Friday prime rib special, grilled oysters)
• Mum Foods (big sandwiches)
• La Santa Barbacha (taco truck, described as possibly best taco truck)
• Quantos Tacos
• KG Barbecue (Egyptian barbecue at Oddwood)
• Briskets (truck at coffee place, possibly Cosmic)
• Distant Relatives (truck)
• Veracruz Fondo (restaurant, started as truck)
• Ramen Del Barrio
• Kraft Omakase (Chewy saving up to visit)
• Barton Creek Mall food court (mentioned in plumber story)

Hot Dog Discussion (02:33:30-02:37:30)

• Matt’s previous jalapeño popper dog (cream cheese, roasted jalapeños, bacon, crispy chips)
• Sawyer’s jalapeño popper dog (bacon-wrapped wiener, green chili sauce, cream cheese, mustard)
• Bob’s planned “Hestia hot dog” (halibut-based, with tartar sauce) – described as “Michelin star dog” and “spite dog”

News stories talked about during this portion:

Leon Bridges Performance (02:36:30)

• Grammy-winning/nominated Texas artist Leon Bridges performing three nights at the Ryman in Nashville
• Bob and wife attending using airline miles from her job

Michelin Guide Austin (02:02:00)

• Discussion of Michelin “Selected” restaurants (above average but not star-winners)
• Distinction between Selected, Bib Gourmand (exceptional value), and Star categories
• La Santa Barbacha taco truck making Bib Gourmand list

Any interesting facts shared during this portion:

Brain Function After Stroke (02:09:00)

• Vocabulary and definitions stored in different parts of brain
• Matt’s experience with name recall issues post-stroke
• Initial complete loss of names while retaining all other memories about people

Texas Wildlife Facts (02:16:00-02:22:00)

• Ocelot population in Texas estimated at only 120 individuals
• Ocelots found at Atascosa National Wildlife Refuge (35) and King Ranch
• Halibut occasionally caught off Galveston coast
• Water bugs (similar to cockroaches) fly at people’s faces
• Woolly mammoth fossils at national monument north of Waco
• Asp caterpillar is venomous with spines, found on elm trees

Music Venue Facts (02:36:00)

• The Ryman (former Grand Ole Opry home) is a church where audiences sit in pews
• Elvis played at the Ryman
• Ford Room offers pre-show access 90 minutes early with free Hatch Print artist poster
• Chief’s is Eric Church’s six-story bar in Nashville

Federal Duck Stamp (02:22:00)

• Required for waterfowl hunting in Texas
• Features northern pintail duck on current stamp

Any memorable moments during this portion:

Plumber Derek’s HOA Story (01:49:00-01:53:00)

• Called in wanting to be “Commissioner of HOAs”
• Fined for storage unit shingles not matching house shingles
• Described as 6’3″, 250 lbs plumber
• Shared story of being “christened” (hit with sewage) on ladder at Barton Creek Mall as apprentice
• Bob awarded him position saying “You’ve already been in the shit, so I know you can handle the shit”

Frankie’s Boot Up the Arse Department (01:56:00-02:00:00)

• Scottish landscaper Frankie called with thick accent
• Proposed kicking politicians in the ass when lying
• Two warnings with instep, third offense gets toe “right up the hole”
• Company called “The Scottish Gardener”
• Marjorie Taylor Greene specifically mentioned as frequent target
• Matt served as translator (“Department of Franklations”)

Wheel of Fortune Disaster (02:26:00-02:32:00)

• Ryan Seacrest’s first week as host
• Puzzle: “GIVE YOURSELF A ROUND OF APPLAUSE”
• Contestant answered: “Treat yourself a round of sausage”
• Word started with ‘A’, sausage starts with ‘S’
• Discussion of potential dyslexia
• Daniel Van Kirk shared this on Instagram

Connor’s OnlyFans Oversight Position (01:55:00-01:56:00)

• Proposed “Office of Only Fans Oversight”
• Would verify real vs AI accounts with blue/red check marks
• Implied he’d been scammed by AI model
• Rejected for conflict of interest

KED Head-to-Head Contest Chaos (02:15:00-02:25:00)

• Gavin (consultant) vs Romeo (AC repair worker, gets propositioned by customers)
• Romeo confirmed women text him after jobs asking for “extra help”
• Multiple phone drops and technical issues
• Spike the bulldog question stumped everyone
• Matt admitted never knowing the Round Rock Express mascot’s name despite attending games
• Final tiebreaker on Dallas Cowboys record (3-6) crashed completely
• Both contestants awarded Papa Roach tickets

Guests on the show:

Johnny Rude (mentioned throughout)

• Armadillo Nation show host
• Promoting first live Armadillo Nation event at Moon Tower Saloon

Callers this portion:

David (01:48:00)

• Truck driver caller
• Go-to convenience store meal: roller hot dog
• Discussed wanting less regulations and ability to smoke more weed while driving

Derek (01:49:00-01:54:00)

• Plumber (residential and commercial)
• Applied for “Commissioner of HOAs” position
• 6’3″, 250 lbs
• Got “christened” with sewage at Barton Creek Mall as apprentice
• Awarded position, plans to attend Moon Tower event

Frankie (01:56:00-02:00:00)

• Scottish landscaper
• American citizen for 10 years
• Company: “The Scottish Gardener”
• Applied for “Boot of the Ass Department Director”
• Awarded position despite communication challenges

Mad/Matt (02:00:00-02:01:00)

• Applied for “Disc Golf Course Inspector”
• Would travel country inspecting courses
• Work with Chewy (Department of Weed)
• Concerns about tariff impact on sandals
• Awarded position

Connor (01:55:00-01:56:00)

• Applied for “Director of Office of Only Fans Oversight”
• Proposal: verify real vs AI accounts
• Resume marked as “pending” (rejected)

Gavin Martin (02:12:00-02:25:00)

• Construction consultant
• Competed in Texas Wildlife head-to-head
• Won Papa Roach tickets (tie)

Romeo (02:13:00-02:25:00)

• AC repair technician
• Revealed customers proposition him after service calls
• Competed in Texas Wildlife head-to-head
• Won Papa Roach tickets (tie)

Any predictions made during this portion:

Restaurant Reservations (02:07:30)

• Matt predicted it would be impossible to get reservations at Michelin-listed restaurants for next couple weeks due to announcement
• Advised waiting before trying to visit newly recognized spots

Ford Room Pricing (02:37:00)

• Bob predicted Ford Room at the Ryman might drop prices closer to showtime if not sold out

Facts of the Day from their segment:

The show incorporated “Texas Wildlife” facts into their head-to-head contest rather than a traditional Facts of the Day segment. Key facts included:

• Ocelot population: ~120 individuals in Texas
• Halibut occasionally caught off Galveston
• Asp caterpillar is venomous
• Mammoth National Monument north of Waco
• Water bugs (native Texas bug that flies at people)
• Federal Duck Stamp required for waterfowl hunting
• Woody Harrelson born in Midland, Texas

Memorable moments during this portion:

The “Weed Hot Dog” Joke (01:48:26)

• Discussion about why Chewy hasn’t made an edibles hot dog
• Chewy: “I couldn’t do that to them. Bob would charge me with assault”

Matt’s Sewage Story (01:54:00)

• Shared story of getting hit with backed-up sewage when working on settled house
• Pressure from bladder behind cap
• Two weeks worth of “juice” hit him in face
• Water was turned off so couldn’t clean up immediately

HOA Philosophy Clash (01:51:30)

• Matt specifically avoids HOA neighborhoods, has “couple of cars up on blocks”
• Bob implied support for HOAs to protect property values
• Derek’s passionate anti-HOA stance resonated with Matt and Chewy

The Dyslexia Debate (02:31:00)

• Discussion of whether Wheel of Fortune should have “Dyslexia Awareness Week”
• “It’s time for dyslexics to untie”
• Matt noting if dyslexic, probably shouldn’t be on letter-based game show

5 Paragraph Summary:

The final third of the November 13, 2024 Matt & Bob show featured the continuation of their “Your Cabinet Position” segment, where listeners called in to pitch themselves for absurd government positions. Notable applicants included Derek, a 6’3″ plumber who wanted to be Commissioner of HOAs after being fined for storage shed shingles not matching his house, and Frankie, a Scottish landscaper who proposed a “Boot of the Ass Department” to physically kick lying politicians. The segment produced several memorable moments, including Derek’s story of being “christened” when mall sewage hit him in the face on a ladder, and the hosts struggling to understand Frankie’s thick accent while he explained his two-warning system before delivering a toe “right up the hole.” The absurdist nature of the segment allowed for both comedy and surprisingly genuine grievances about topics like HOA overreach.

The show devoted significant time to discussing Austin’s newly released Michelin Guide, with particular focus on restaurants that received “Selected” status and Bib Gourmand recognition for exceptional value. Chewy and Matt showed genuine excitement about local establishments making the list, especially La Santa Barbacha taco truck, which Chewy suggested might be the best taco truck in Austin. The discussion revealed the hosts’ deep knowledge of Austin’s food scene, with Matt explaining the difficulty food trucks face in earning Michelin stars since they can’t be rated on front-of-house service. This led to an extended conversation about various trucks and restaurants, with Chewy announcing plans to save up for a visit to Kraft Omakase. The Michelin discussion also sparked Bob’s announcement of his planned “spite dog” – a halibut-based hot dog he’s calling the “Hestia dog” – clearly motivated by his expensive visit to the Michelin-starred restaurant Hestia.

A KED Head-to-Head competition for Papa Roach tickets became one of the show’s most chaotic segments, pitting consultant Gavin against Romeo, an AC repair technician who casually revealed that customers regularly proposition him for after-hours visits. The Texas Wildlife-themed quiz stumped both contestants repeatedly, with neither able to identify basic facts like the Round Rock Express mascot being named Spike – something Bob insisted “all the kids know” despite Matt having no knowledge of it either. Technical difficulties plagued the contest, with Gavin’s phone dropping multiple times and both contestants buzzing in simultaneously on the final question. The chaos reached its peak when Chewy attempted to ask about the Dallas Cowboys’ record for a tiebreaker but couldn’t pull up the information quickly enough, leading the hosts to simply award both contestants tickets rather than continue the disaster.

The show featured another viral moment when Matt shared a Wheel of Fortune clip posted by comedian Daniel Van Kirk, showing a contestant during Ryan Seacrest’s first week as host. The puzzle “GIVE YOURSELF A ROUND OF APPLAUSE” led to the spectacularly wrong guess “Treat yourself a round of sausage” – despite the last word clearly starting with ‘A’ and sausage starting with ‘S’. This sparked a lengthy discussion about dyslexia, with Matt drawing on his own experiences with language issues following his stroke to explain how vocabulary and definitions are stored in different parts of the brain. The conversation balanced humor with genuine insight as Matt described the frustrating experience of knowing everything about a word except the word itself, and the doctors explaining how the connections between these brain regions were damaged.

Bob announced he’d be leaving immediately after the show to fly to Nashville with his wife to see Leon Bridges at the Ryman, using airline miles accumulated from her frequent work travel. This led to discussions about the Ryman’s unique qualities as a venue – being a former church where audiences sit in pews – and Bob’s plan to potentially splurge on the Ford Room experience for pre-show access and a free Hatch Print poster. The show wrapped with reminders about upcoming events: the first live Armadillo Nation at Moon Tower Saloon on November 14th, tickets going on sale Friday for their December 12th Cap City Comedy Club show, and the return of their Blue Santa toy drive partnership on November 22nd, where last year’s listener donations made it APD’s most successful one-day collection event.