Manly Rachel Kann joins me to talk about food and zits.
Featuring a new song intro by Dave of Chub Creek. Dave has no last name.
Also a new track from Rachel’s CD is at the end of this here shew.
Visit inspirachel.com and Buy HIS CD!
Rape Chel also stars in Eat Bird! with Ragans Fox.
8 replies on “YR272 The Rachel Kann bloaterus is alive and well and living in a car en route to Palo Alturd.”
i got so much pleasure out of this episode
got it, yes, go, go, uh huh, got it, go, go
i’m DYING. SO funny. Rachel, would you hate me if I started doing that on Eat Bird. We really could work it in as part of our shtick, if Madge allowed us to steal it.
Speaking of Eat Bird, when the hell is there going to be another episode? I don’t like coping with all these withdrawls!
*still downloading show*
Madge and Ragan, listen to this! It’s a new Amy Sedaris interview, it’s hiLARious, she talks about the movie and her book:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=X113PFBE
That song is the B-O-M-B.
(and I mean it, earnestly, yearningly…)
[…] One of my del.icio.us links/bookmarks has made my name pop up on The Washington Post. No biggie either, but it’s still puts a smile on my face…take that, Huffy Post. Oy vey, hurt and stink, I have no life!! Good thing nobody’s paying me to be a stay-at-home-podcaster. […]
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Apple and iTunes. This is a huge issue – and the issue
of censorship is very upsetting.
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Norm is awesome! I love his bits on your show Madge!