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Charlie talks about this early original. Steve makes (horrible) jokes about mimes. Pretty much proving why we gave this song the rating we did.Theme Improvised by Anthony RileyCharlie and Steve drawn by Bob Kodzis

What Am I Missing’s Brett Waldon slings by the studio to help us dissect Ode to a Superhero, Al’s Billy Joel Spiderman mashup. Then we get into some Spiderman movie talk.Check out Brett’s podcast: What Am I Missing at brettwaldon.com/waim/ThemeRead more...

We hit another of Steve’s favorites with Al’s style parody of The Doors.Check out Ray Manzarek recording at Jerry Harrison’s Sausalito Sound studio youtu.be/Ra5x88C0yQYand the Wisconsin extra long version of the song youtu.be/TpAhFbmXea4Theme Improvised by Anthony RileyCharlie drawn by BobRead more...

Steve and Charlie discuss the Ben Folds style parody performed by Ben Folds. Then we talk about take out hamburgers.

Break out Keith Richards from where ever they store him, because it’s time to discuss the polka from the UHF soundtrack.Thanks to the Weird Al-Phabet Podcast for sharing their a-polka-lypse theme, and Bolonium.“Al-Polka-Lypse Polka” by Richard Taylor of Boloniumwww.youtube.com/boloniumband

Steve and Charlie talk about the Alternative Polka from Bad Hair Day, and then get sidetracked by the Weezer SNL sketch with Matt Damon and Leslie Jones.Thanks to the Weird Al-Phabet Podcast for sharing their a-polka-lypse theme, and Bolonium.“Al-Polka-Lypse Polka”Read more...

Steve and Charlie get trapped in an apocalyptic sitch, with Lady Gaga and Justin Bieber?Thanks to the Weird Al-Phabet Podcast for sharing their a-polka-lypse theme, and Bolonium.“Al-Polka-Lypse Polka” by Richard Taylor of Boloniumwww.youtube.com/boloniumband

Another classic episode of Frankly Yankovics where Charlie and Steve discuss the Yanks version of Tick Tock Polka. Originally written by and S. Guski, R.J. Martino and music by G. Lama, Frankie had what it took to make it goRead more...

The song that is an absolute lock for the upcoming tour, Mr. Popeil. Al’s style parody of the B-52s and referencing the Popeil family, one of whom sang on it. Yes!

Steve and Charlie talk about Al’s great Nine Inch Nail style parody from Running with Scissors. help! they’re all over me!

Today we tackle Al’s Don Henley style parody about those lies your parents tell you when they’re annoyed. Plus we go into the possible potential of internal organ selling.Theme Improvised by Anthony RileyCharlie and Steve drawn by Bob Kodzis

Allan drops by again to discuss an original, even though he might think differently. Midnight Star is the song from Al’s second album and the fan magazine punished in the 90s.Check out more of Allan on theOrlando Podcast site.Theme ImprovisedRead more...

Charlie and Steve get generic, in a bluesy kinda way. Plus lots of other tangents, or do we call them improvisational solos?Theme Improvised by Anthony RileyCharlie and Steve drawn by Bob Kodzis

Our friend Allan joins us to discuss the style parody of The Police as well as give his interesting take on Al’s work.Check out more of Allan on the Orlando Podcast site.Theme Improvised by Anthony RileyCharlie and Steve drawn byRead more...

A fun corporate jargon style parody of Crosby, Stills, and Nash. Plus a lot of random detours.Medium article: https://medium.com/@georgebaily/mission-statement-who-the-hell-talks-like-that-lots-of-people-actually-432c8a46e70c Theme Improvised by Anthony RileyCharlie and Steve drawn by Bob Kodzis

Weird Al put two Peter Gabriel style parodies, on the same album, with the same running time. So since it’s the holidays and Al didn’t seem to separate these two songs, neither will we! Enjoy a special double episode ofRead more...

Listen as Steve insults all your favorite hair bands from the 80s.

Steve and Charlie tackle this 50’s horror movie style parody of Thomas Dolby.Theme Improvised by Anthony RileyCharlie and Steve drawn by Bob Kodzis

Inspired by the hit Stars on 45, we discuss the first Weird Al Polka Medley.

Time for another polka! This time from the 90s. We get all the classics, from Spice Girls to Backstreet Boys. You know, the classics!Theme Improvised by Anthony RileyCharlie and Steve drawn by Bob Kodzis