My World Is Expanding (a post on Seven Second Delay)

[daveB from Oakland]

Thanks to everybody on this thread for guiding me towards some good stuff to listen to during my boring job. I enjoyed this one:

August 30, 2006: 100 Jokes Show (from October 7, 1998) (that's how it's listed at http://www.wfmu.org/playlists/sd )

The challenge: can listeners call in 100 jokes in 60 minutes? The fact that the show aired in 1998 results in a lot of Monica Lewinsky material. Ah, the good old days, when Lewinsky was our most pressing national issue ...

[buffcoat]

She pressed the national issue all right.










What!?  Don't judge!

[courtney]

I love this one:

<< October 1, 2003: The Make You Say "No" Game with Tom Scharpling and Scott (from July 2001) >>

this one's great, too:

<< September 10, 2008: Reuniting the Beatles >>

oh, and this one:

<< # August 15, 2007: God Only Knows  >>



I love 7-Second Delay. The commemorative plate hanging in my kitchen says so.

[Pastor Josh]

The one from a couple weeks ago about getting a list of one hundred independent music stores was really good, even though it sounds like it would be terrible.  It really makes a difference when Andy cares.

[Sarah]

I thought that was one of their worst.

[Kim Kelly]

I liked the recent gypsy cab episode.

[Sarah]

Yeah, that was more like it.

[Pastor Josh]

I loved Andy's passion towards the end of it.  I thought it was a lot of fun to listen to.  The cab ride episode was pretty good, too, for much the same reason.

[cas-vik]

Quote from: Martin on September 24, 2009, 03:08:04 PM
February 6, 2008: Ken and Andy Channel the Radio Dial

That was definitely amazing. And I second Stay on the Phone in Ten Words or Less as my possible favorite of all time- if the archive link is indeed gone, I'm pretty sure I have it somewhere if anyone wants.

I would love to hear that, Allison, if you've got it.  Seems to be missing from the Archives.

[Christina]

Hey, are there any NYCers around on the 7th? they're doing another show at the UCB ...

[colonel panic]

Someone referenced a Fargo, ND record store ("Mother's") that has now moved to Moorhead, MN.

I'm just sayin'.

The one from a couple weeks ago about getting a list of one hundred independent music stores was really good, even though it sounds like it would be terrible.  It really makes a difference when Andy cares.

[AndrewVDill]

Hey, are there any NYCers around on the 7th? they're doing another show at the UCB ...

I've been to all but one of the others, but it looks like I'll be missing this one.

[AllisonLeGnome]

Quote from: Martin on September 24, 2009, 03:08:04 PM
February 6, 2008: Ken and Andy Channel the Radio Dial

That was definitely amazing. And I second Stay on the Phone in Ten Words or Less as my possible favorite of all time- if the archive link is indeed gone, I'm pretty sure I have it somewhere if anyone wants.

I would love to hear that, Allison, if you've got it.  Seems to be missing from the Archives.

Here you go! I also included "The Original Stay on the Phone Contest (from June, 1998)" because, to be honest, I don't really remember the difference or if there is one.

[masterofsparks]

There was no SSD last night, so they ran Stay on the Phone in Ten Words or Less as a rerun, so it should be available in the archives (or to download if you're a podcast subscriber).

[Martin]

There was no SSD last night, so they ran Stay on the Phone in Ten Words or Less as a rerun, so it should be available in the archives (or to download if you're a podcast subscriber).

All thanks to MEEEEE!

(Ken asked for suggestions on Facebook, and since this episode had been mentioned here, I suggested it.)