Jane Ellen and Adam Cravens discuss bestiality of all things–there’s a valid reason. Plus, they run through the new movies coming out, Adam does his Nic Cage imitation, and they discuss what you shouldn’t name your kids.
Jane Ellen gets a rare visit from her favorite artist and BFF Brien Travis. They chat about yesterday’s day on the set of the Larry the Cable Guy Christmas Special, some Michael Jackson updates, Men at Work, and Brien pimps his new album.
Jane Ellen talks about her biz-zay Tuesday, how she bonded with Caroline Rhea and was touched by Tony Orlando–in a good way, not a creepy way.
Jane Ellen and Jim Herrin chat about the perils of texting while driving (recently made illegal in TN), what was in Michael Jackson’s bedroom, Kelly Clarkson’s issues with her record label, and Jim ruins songs for you.
Jane Ellen and Jim Herrin run through the weekend box office, the reason for Sacha Baron Cohen’s extra security, big steers, Octomom’s reality show, and the release of the new Brien Travis retrospective Tales of Lazy Wednesdays available for download now on Amazon.
Jane Ellen and Adam Cravens discuss Gilles Marini new calendar, the latest movies out, Katie Holmes homage to Judy Garland and how Jane’s kids amused Adam and how Jane almost made Brien wreck the car.
Jane Ellen and Adam Cravens talk about Kevin Spacey’s Letterman appearance where he explained Twitter. They discuss Omer Bhattiv, Michael Jackson’s alleged love child, Brad Pitt’s views on God, and what they want $3 million grants for.
Jane Ellen and Jim Herrin talk about KFC, JK Rowling’s chair, who they would most like to meet and what they’re just dying to collect, and Jane and Brien’s latest video on You Tube.
Jane Ellen and Jim Herrin dissect the banned German Sprite ad, a giant cupcake, Gordon Waller, Adam Yauch, what Emma Watson and Jane’s mom have in common, and what kind of damage a giant wiener can do, to a house no less.
Jane Ellen and Jim Herrin chat about What Would Dumbledore Do and tie it into two bizarre stabbings. No, I’m not making that up. They talk about the passing of writer Frank McCourt, the moon landing, and Sesame Street, plus Carol Wayne and Paula Abdul.
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