ACS: Scott Sigler
Before jumping into the news, Adam and Bryan get a bit more background on Taylor Morgan. She talks about doing radio in Santa Barbara (among other places), and she and Adam talk about how beautiful the city is. Adam compares it to the grafitti-and-pothole ridden city of Los Angeles, and talks a bit more about the 'super aggressive, hyper-sexual' billboards on every corner. News stories revolve around Spencer Pratt doing something douchey yet again, and also a story about the Middle East, which prompts Adam to talk about the state of our 'global village' and how things may be in the next 50 years.
Next, Adam takes a few listener calls for a round of Hobo Power. You tell us the worst stench you've ever encountered, and Adam rates it on a scale from 1-100. This week, stories revolve around Middle Easterners who don't bathe, wrestler BMs, and repairing a broken sewage main.
Author Scott Sigler enters the studio, and talks about his website where currently he records his own audiobooks from the novels he writes, and paces them much like the old time serial radio shows. Adam talks to him more about researching his science fiction novels, and says that he wishes films and stories opened with larger explanations that would allow him to enjoy the story more. They start talking about stem-cell research and animal viruses, and Adam goes on a rant about people complaining about 'Big Pharmaceuticals.'
In the second part of the news, Taylor brings up the nation wide protests happening next week because men can be topless and women cannot. Adam and Bryan joke about watching the protests with some beers and weed (and find out more information at gotopless.org). The next story talks about the giant egg recall, which Adam says doesn't really concern his life that much (eggsafety.org). Lastly, they start discussing Cameron Diaz and Jennifer Love Hewitt, who Adam says needs to stop complaining when people say she's got a big ass. Taylor jokes that Cameron Diaz is starting to get weird looking, and reports that Lady Gaga is now the #1 most followed celebrity on twitter and facebook.
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