Third Place Radio

(http://thirdplaceradio.net/wp-content/uploads/2009/09/006-299x300.jpg) Are the big name bands of today stifling the creativity of younger musicians by not allowing their music to be sampled? We think we have a solution. Plus the Dropkick Murphy's played a show in Spokane. Aaron was there and gave us a review. Why do they keep rehashing 80's movies? This and so many other questions raised this episode.

Since this is the Friday before Halloween, we decided to talk about the usual Night of the Dead cast of characters. Tom feels like vampires are the quintessential spooktacular creature and that zombies are slow and dumb. It's up for debate. Call us and tell us what you think. 406-282-0869. Musical biopics are the target of critique later in the show. From the one's that are already made to the one's that maybe could (and possibly shouldn't) be made, we talk about them all. We wrap the show with some local events, things to do with the whole family and just for the adults.

Our guest, Ken Napzok, is an old radio buddy of Tom's. They get a little nerdy talking about radio and this here interweb's imaginary radio. They also talk about how Ken is pretty much responsible for Kristin Wiig's success on SNL. Comedy is tough and sometimes making comedy requires making drinks. A weird series of events leaves Tom all alone in the studio today. You can be the judge of how well or, rather, not well that situation went. Finally after emails and missed calls we were able to figure out just where Aaron is. Too bad Dawn could not be reached to tell her the search party can come back home. She sadly missed the debut of our new segment, "Come, on! Meagan Fox." Featured Music: Bird's Mile Home - In E Matt & Kim - Yea Yeah

We start the show off with some corrections and updates from the last episode. Then it's on to the Main Event. Tom and Dawn face off: Megan Fox vs U2. Last Saturday's season opener of Saturday Night Live featured them both. Randy left us a voicemail which we listen to then immediately call him back. We're going to buy him a shot and call him back some other day. Zombies are a reflection of our own fears. So is losing your favorite nerdy kid-celebrity to fame, fortune and old age. Music is happening in our (and maybe your) area. We tell you all about it. Including the upcoming all ages show at Shorty's in Kalispell. Featured Music: Dragonette - I Get Around brakesbrakesbrakes - Don't Take Me To Space (Man)

(http://thirdplaceradio.net/wp-content/uploads/2009/09/006-299x300.jpg) We start the podcast with a show review of our Third Place Media kick-off event. Plus all the steamy details of the after party. Yes, there was leg wrestling. The Brothers of Sasquatch gave us permission to play their stuff, so we played Mission Control. Fall TV is starting soon. We care a little about that. One of us watched the VMAs. Bet you can't guess who... Lady Gaga's endless wardrobe is discussed. Seems appropriate to play The Fresh & Onlys song Endless Love. The internet is killing things... maybe even us! No, wait. That was just Megan Fox. Then it's on to the bi-weekly Top 5 artists you should be checking out. Sssssay What? you heard right, we played the Sex Slaves.

Dawn went to Marilyn Manson and gave us a full report. Speaking of people named Marilyn, did you know it's possible to be buried on top of Marilyn Monroe? Tonight We Ride, The Graveyard Girl Scouts, Brothers of Sasquatch and Out The Lights are playing a show for us at Grizzly Jack's Saturday September 12th. You're invited and encouraged to come. We spend a little time talking about this "auto tune" technology and how it's wrecking music. Somehow Ozzy playing World of Warcraft is brought up which naturally leads to us playing Japanther. Featured Music: Out The Lights - King of Spangledesh Japanther - See Evil

This is our make-up show. We were all dressed as members of Kiss. Actually, we were just making up for a missed episode. We talk about our time at Total Fest. Including playing the song 'Rather Forget' by Goddamnitboyhowdy. We also spend a fair amount of time talking about our favorite reality TV shows. Turns out we hate to love them all. Since it's Sunday we play a mellow folk song from Canada. F&M do 'Another Closing Number'. Then we call Canada to talk to Collin, the Dancing Man, the Sasquatch Dancer. He was funny, charming, and the perfect guest. We wrap the show with Tonight We Ride's 'Cain Song' cuz they are gonna be here soon. Be sure to check out our MySpace page for playlists and coolness. And call with your Fishbowl Suggestion... you could win a free CD! 406-282-0869. p.s. we're explicit again.

Another great show. We better be careful or you'll come to expect it. We talked about the passing of the great movie guy John Hughes. We also talk about who is filling in for the Beastie Boys while they are away. Aaron gave a Clutch show review and we talk about the upcoming Total Fest in Missoula. Then we hear a 'top ten' list of ways to get your lover excited. Plus the Eclectic Method have done it again with a Back to the Future remix. Awesome. Music is way old school 80's stuff (in memory of John) Iggy and the Stooges and Lene Lovich. Plus The Standard thrown in for fun. [This is not a show for kiddos. We are all around explicit this time. Sorry.]

Tom, Aaron and Dawn spend some time talking about the guy who uploaded the Guns N Roses album, 'Chinese Democracy'. A new study finds Zombies really should be vegetarian. They make their very first call to two people in two different places. They got it half right. Much discussion of local shows. Then they take their very first call. Nate and Eric of the Graveyard Girl Scouts took time out of their busy schedules to spend some time with us. The following music peppers the podcast: PG NOTICE: None of the music is censored. Some of the bands curse. Starfucker Tonight We Ride The Graveyard Girl Scouts We Were Promised Jetpacks Magic Circus Bintangs

Tom is joined by Aaron and Dawn. Apart from a few technical difficulties (Tom's mic was too hot, Aaron wasn't close enough to his and a few drops weren't loud enough) it was a really fun show. Awesome, in fact. They discussed the Spinal Tap reunion (http://www.latimes.com/entertainment/news/music/la-et-spinaltap22-2009jun22,0,146219.story?track=rss). They touch on copyright law and a project of video mash-ups (http://www.eclecticmethod.net/). They also talked about an artist named Michael who died at age 50 (http://www.nytimes.com/2009/06/29/arts/design/29martin.html?_r=2&partner=rss&emc=rss). Plus tons of music talk and music playing. Including some upcoming local shows.