Unload with Madge and Dave

Madge and Dave discuss American Idol, Dancing with the Stars, The Susan Boyle Coefficient and the fact that Drew Barrymore drives Madge so mad that she compares her to a very unflattering movie character. Also, some stories from the high school reunion, suggestions on how to name hurricanes so they don't sound so lame and a call from listener Rosemary who is more relaxed than anyone we've ever met. Oh, and Madge has got dead toe. (Week of August 30, 2010)

Madge and Dave sit down SNL Emmy winner Betty White for the end-all be-all of old actor interventions. (Week of August 30, 2010)

Madge and Dave take a break from their normal crybabying to call a cross section of America and find out what's bothering them. Among America's crybabies are Matthew at Starbucks, Judy at Safeway, Jaran at the supermarket bakery and some really annoyed girl from Baskin Robbins. Oh, and Madge coins the phrase "giblin'". (Week of August 23, 2010)

Madge and Dave sit down "well-dressed, articulate, professional cat lady" for a no-holds barred intervention. (Week of August 23, 2010)

Madge and Dave discuss Pirahna 3D, Rod Blagojevich, why iPhone users have more sex and disect the story about the guy who did "you know what" into a co-worker's "you know what." Also, root canals, Tim Burton, having to make conversation with your hair stylist and a phone message from Jeff, who sounds strangely more like Rodney Dangerfield. Oh, and Dave is very un-PC. (Week of August 16, 2010)

Premiere mid-week episode of Madge and Dave's Weekly Intervention. This week, Madge and Dave host an intervention for film director James Cameron who has decided to release a new version of Avatar with 9 minutes of idiotic new footage. They try to talk him off the ledge but it's anyone's guess if it will make a difference. After all, he's a pretty stubborn guy. (Week of August 16, 2010)

Madge and Dave jump on the Jet Blue bandwagon, inflate their own escape slide and bring Lindsay Lohan's mother along for the ride with Big Brother 12. They also discuss high school reunions, adults whose mothers manage their money, Gymboree and sharing too much information about yourself on Facebook and Twitter. The duo also unwraps an unload from a listener who just doesn't get the Twilight phenomenon. Oh, and Madge utters the word "sneaky." (Week of August 9, 2010)

Madge and Dave discuss Marky Mark, Ebong from Real Housewives of the Ditzy Carb-Avoiders, Stupid Internet Headlines and the jet-powered bus that travels at 367 miles per hour. They also put their trust in the listeners by opening up about sleep talking, sleep walking and bed wetting (yes, they have done it). And most importantly, they go through the side-effects of Paxil, which you should most definitely worry about. (Week of August 2, 2010)

Madge and Dave discuss American Idol, Law and Order, Jersey Shore and the fact that Ashton Kutcher's tweets are more boring than a 70 year old woman auditioning for one of his projects. Also, why monkeys are not cute, why you should stop asking us to leave the time we called on your answering machine and an Unload phone message from our listener who we're calling 'Serge.' (Week of July 26, 2010)

Celebrate with Madge and Dave on their Third Anniversary Special! Includes their Top 5 Countdown of their all time favorite topics to unload about, including Matt Lauer's trippy HD suits, reality TV, Facebook friending and the fact that Dave, no matter what he does, can't keep from falling asleep. (Week of July 19, 2010)

Madge and Dave unload about the iPhone 4, Mel Gibson, Inception and Bristol Palin in addition to Madge's strange talent for smelling onions and urine when they're not even there. Listener Roxy writes in to unload about her own issues; Madge and Dave break it down. (Week of July 12, 2010)

Madge and Dave hit the ground running with their Premiere episode.  This week they Unload about LeBron James, Lady Gaga, Mel Gibson, the over-abundance of oil, Costco and the elusive phrase "six of one, half a dozen of another." (Week of July 5, 2010)

Get a quick sampling of just how much fun Unload with Madge and Dave can be.