November 8, 2002
Bad Cop, Worse Cop
Comedian Mike Armstrong was such a bad cop while on the force that he couldn't be mentioned on the evening news without his name being followed by "was involved in an incident today." Whether he was pulling over out-of-towners due to pure boredom, moving "drunks" who had just thrown themselves out of a ten-story building, or shooting the finger off a gun wielding criminal, Armstrong personally helped strain police relations with the public almost every day. He may have struck fear in hearts of everyone, good or bad, while walking the beat, but now that he's safely on stage we can all laugh about it now.

November 8, 2002
Special K
You truly never know what to expect when Scotty K, former teen councilor and son of a Baptist Preacher, hits the stage. No two shows are ever alike as Scotty skillfully incorporates brilliant characterizations, sidesplitting observations, improv comedy and music into his act. Some say he’s twisted, but everyone who’s witnessed his unique show agrees that he is simply hysterical. From the moment you first meet Mr. K, you won’t be able to help but get caught up in his limitless energy and hysterical point of view.

November 7, 2002
Graham Nash
on the Secrets of Successful Songwriting
It was almost a decade since Graham Nash of Crosby, Stills & Nash fame had released a new solo album before recording Songs for Survivors. But he didn't waste any time working on a new project. It's just that this time around, you'll be seeing his work on bookshelves. In Off the Record: Songwriters on Songwriting, Nash has compiled the stories behind twenty-five of the world's most celebrated songs by talking to the original authors and finding out how each tune impacted their lives. The book is accompanied by two CDs narrated by Graham Nash, which include in-depth audio interviews with songwriters and insights into their unique perspectives on songwriting and the creative process. For more info check out manuscriptoriginals.com

November 7, 2002
"COB DOG"
Crowe on Bass
Dan on Guitar
What do you get when you team an award winning standup comedian with a talented comedic rocker? Possibly the greatest comedy duo ever assembled! Then again, you might get Cob Dog. David Crowe and Dan Cummins formed this fellowship in a crusade to bring huge laughs to clubs and campuses around the country, and it’s worked. Just months after Cob Dog’s inception, loyal Bob & Tom listeners were introduced to their comedic stylings in a little sketch they like to call The Latte Scene.

November 7, 2002
What did you do
for fun last March?
Karen Land did the Iditarod!
Karen Land’s first exposure to dog sled competitions was as a writer covering Maine’s Can-Am Crown Sled Dog Race as a graduate student in non-fiction writing program. Somehow, through all the bitter cold, Land fell in love with the dogs, the competition and the entire lifestyle that is mushing. Following her heart, she began working as a dog handler for sledder, Terry Adkins, knowing that all this "hanging out" with sled dogs and mushers would inevitably lead to her racing a team of her own. Even going as far as racing her team in the granddaddy of all dog sleding events, the Alaskan Iditarod.

The NFL Song: Week 9
Could parity in the NFL be any more evident than in this year's season? As Greg Gumble said, "Any Given Sunday" is more that just a bad movie. Even Terry Bradshaw says this is the ugliest football he's seen in years. But rest assured, it's never so bad that Duke Tumatoe won't sing about it in his weekly NFL Song. And lets not forget about Bass Talk, with host, Mark Christopher (don't call him "M.C.") Rohrman.