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It's not easy keeping up with the news—especially when you're a parent. Mary Katharine Ham and Vic Matus know that well. And while they can't get your kids to school on time (and without ketchup in their hair—ask Mary Katharine about that one), they can break down the news you need to know. Put the kids to bed, pour yourself a drink, and join us twice a week for Getting Hammered.
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Literally Shaking
Watch this episode on YouTube. Today we're chatting about Biden's threat to cut off weapons from Israel, a hunger strike at Princeton that has them “literally shaking”, Cuomo's new fondness for Ivermectin and Tom Brady's roast. Tune in!
Time Stamps:
17:00 | Israel
37:07 | College Campuses
52:07 | Hill News
55:00 | Cuomo x2
1:03:12 | Brady Roast
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Grab Bag!
Watch this episode on YouTube. On Today's episode were discussing Trump's hush money trial, ceasefire negotiations, and Kristi Noem's book. Tune in!
Time Stamps:
11:49 Trump Trial
26:31 Ceasefire
32:54 Universities
49:55 Krist Noem
57:14 Now It Can Be Told
1:02:28 Parenting Advice
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The Revolution Will Be Catered
Listen to this episode on YouTube.
Today, we're going deep on the ongoing campus protests, more student loan forgiveness, and the beekeeper who stole America's heart. Tune in!
11:35 - Campus Protest Update
41:03 - Biden Studen Loan Forgiveness
43:15 - Aanti-semitism bill
49:13 - Kristi Noem
58:03 - America's Beekeeper -
Vocal Fry and Ignorance
Listen to this episode on YouTube.
Today, we're breaking down the latest college campus protests, the frivolity of the White House Correspondents' Dinner, and reviewing what Americans find sexiest in men's style. Tune in!
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12:16 - Campus Protests
36:38 - White House Correspondents' Dinner
49:20 - What's Sexy for Men
59:33 - Shout Outs -
Gas Station News
Watch this episode on YouTube. Today, we're taste-testing a variety of gas station meat sticks while discussing the latest silly news, from Trump's trial to Elizabeth Warren's problem with green texts. You're not going to want to miss this episode!
Time Stamps:
9:20 Trump Trial
18:49 Elizabeth Warren
32:25 Alcohol
50:10 Bridge Express -
No Whammies
Watch this episode on YouTube. On this episode we are discussing Columbia University's protests, Israel's strike on Iran, Biden's update to title IX, and Meghan Markle's new lifestyle brand. Tune in!
Time Stamps:
17:30 Columbia University
39:00 Israel Update
47:30 Title IX
56:13 Duchess of Sussex
Customer Reviews
I’ve been taking Ivermectin to control prostate cancer.
I have systemic prostate cancer, have been getting treated for it since 2006. Last year I tried taking Ivermectin for a month before having my PSA checked. It had been creeping up, was 0.2 six months prior, after the month of taking Ivermectin it was 0.02, almost nothing. Ivermectin does seem to have anti cancer properties.
Obama “Most Perfect President Ever”
On the White House Correspondents’ Dinner thing, you guys mentioned the thing about Obama and the “most perfect presidency ever”. I am frequently reminded - and this is one of those times - when there was an op-ed in one of the major papers (can’t remember which one), lamenting that beginning in 2009, comedy would suffer for the next 4-8 years.
The premise was that many comedians make their bones by telling jokes about politics and politicians. And Obama (who had barely been inaugurated) was going to be so flawless, so awesome and perfect as a president and in his policies, there would be nothing to laugh about…nothing to make fun of. No ineptitude, malfeasance or gaffes of any kind - thus denying the comedy world its very lifeblood. The poor comedians would have to struggle for other things to tell jokes about.
Gary Indiana
As I deliver across the Chicagoland, Indiana and Western Michigan
Gary Indiana the former home of the Jackson 5 is a city that fell hard with the diminishing steel industry. Gary has always been a gritty working community but the Rust Belt crushed the town. Broadway the Main Street of Gary is tough looking in a semi truck with so many abandoned buildings and people just hanging around.
Yes Vic when you get out into the rural Midwest restaurants there are gems of great food large quantities of food and nice prices and friendly people