40til5 #49: Thinking With Portals

In this episode we gather a 5 man crew to discuss many things and smoke much weed. Among the many tangents, and through the clouds, come a few coherent threads of conversation, including The Best of the Best of Craig's List, Empire Records, and "what are your movie sacred cows?" Now you're thinking with portals too!







Music in Order of Appearance:



"Hate to Say I Told You So" by The Hives off the album "Veni Vidi Vicious"



"I Must Be High" by South Park Mexican off the album "Never Change"



"Frick Park Market" by Mac Miller off the album "Blue Slide Park"

40til5 #48: The Apple iBowl

In this episode the crew gathers together to discuss such varied topics as Cover Orange, Paul, and The Walking Dead sprinkled in between the various rants and tangents usually found in a room full of really high people. Then in the second segment we look back and remember 9/11 on the eve of the 10th anniversary and share our "where were you when you heard" stories. Finally we tell some jokes and internet stories to wrap things up. Remember 9/11



Music in Order of Appearance:

"Smoke Buddah" by Redman off the album "Muddy Waters"

"Devil Went Down to Jamaica" search it on the internet. It exists.

"Ain't Nothing Like You (Hoochie Coo) by Blakroc off the album "Blakroc"

40til5 #47: Fall TV Extravaganza

SUNDAY! SUNDAY! SUNDAY! Coming to The 40 til 5 Show! It's the Fall TV Blowout Extravaganza Special! Get there early to get a whole seat, but you'll only need the edge!

In this episode we gather to discuss some of the new shows coming to our television viewing devices this fall, but not before we do a little "what you been smokin'," wherein we discuss such things as Sex World and strip clubs, as well as the new Call of Duty info released this week. Whew! That was a hell of a sentence. Anyway... Please to Enjoy!



Music in Order of Appearance:

"Army of Me" by Bjork off the album "Post"

"Aqueous Transmission" by Incubus off the album "Morning View"

"Never Get Caught" by American Head Charge off the album "Trepanation"