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Thursday, June 4, 2009
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Hour 1
News w/ Kristi
Sports w/ Chick
Bob Makes Copies
James Johann
Life in Kansas
Hamburgers & Hot Dogs

Hour 2
James Johann
Craigs List Ad
Cleveland Steamer - Bob
News w/ Kristi
Hot Donut Shop
Mormons at the Door
Over the Rainbow
Radios
Nick Griffin
Hecklers in the Audience
Younger Women

Hour 3
Nick Griffin
Heaven
Horror Movies
The Creature & Socks
Godzilla Phone Call
Nick & Hookers
Bathroom Habits
Smoking & Feet
Just Change Your Attitude
Love & Einstein
Shorts, Jogging & Happiness
Having a Baby

Hour 4
Nick Griffin
Change of Avenue
Porno Movies
Pete Docter
"Up"
The Straightest Man
Serious Relationships

Nick Griffin

In the Nick of Time

Nick Griffin began doing standup comedy back in 1987 as a way to voice his frustrations with life and to avoid having a job with a boss. Sure he may be dark, cynical, depressed and has a problem getting along with women, but Griffin is one of our absolute favorite guests and is a must see if he performs in a club near you. Nick has been featured on Comedy Central's "Premium Blend," "The Late Show w/ David Letterman," "The Late Late Show w/ Craig Ferguson" and is a regular on The BOB&TOM Comedy All-Stars Tour.

Pete Docter

Up at the Top of the Box Office

Since Toy Story hit theaters in 1995, Pixar has been setting the standard for animated films. The companies newest film, Up is no exception. Finishing first at the box office in it's opening weekend bringing in nearly $70 million, Up has become one of the year's biggest hits. Along with all that money, Up is also receiving rave reviews from movie-goers and critics alike. This isn't the first animated hit for director and co-writer Pete Docter, he was also the man behind Pixar's Monster's Inc, and collaborated on last year'sWall-E.

James Johann

Rural Genius

Growing up in a world where he was saturated with country music, bad haircuts and Catholic schools, James Johann had no choice but to turn to stand-up comedy to keep from going insane. Well, it was either that or professional therapy, and this option was a lot cheaper than a shrink. And while he may look young, don’t let James’ boyish appearance fool you, he’s actually a long-time veteran of the joke-telling business. In those years behind the mic, he's been able to hone his high-energy comedy and perfect his self-deprecating sense of humor into what audiences now enjoy today.

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