Patreon Encore: "Who Are These Zanes?" ep 39 and 40

EZ off till Monday, 7/7. Enjoy two Patreon encore "Who Are These Zanes?" showsNotes from ep 39: Concrete Biting Man? WTH?Ben and EZ had fun with a "2-era EZ show"  We dipped into May of 2003 as EZ was teamed up with Greg and Chris from the comfy studio confines of Princeton, New Jersey as "The Hawk Morning Show" was taking flight.  This incarnation of EZ was garbage, like the rest of them, but you get the feeling that EZ has no idea how horrible he was with jokes and timing.  However, EZ's lackluster performance is covered up by telling various New Jersey audience members that they are "deaf, stupid, fat, ugly...etc."  Then, Ben and EZ travel back six years to The Joe and the Poorboy Show.  This era of EZ makes "the Jersey years" sound like radio hall of fame material.  EZ (and Joe) may be the two most insensitive people on planet earth as they chuckle along to a story about some poor dude who fell from the upper deck of the Silverdome, to his death at a Rolling Stones concert.  Get ready to feel awkward...it's episode 39 of WATZ?Notes from ep 40: "A Cloudburst of Rain!"Ben went way back on this episode to review EZ's ability to make commercials that air on the radio station, as well as "comedy" bits that would air on the "Mark and Joe Morning Show" on Z 93.  The commercials featured EZ trying to sound like a "big voice" talent for bands that were a huge pile of shit.  Next, EZ tries to sound like a pervert, wacking-off while talking about an adult film star showing up at the local titty-bar.  Finally, we here the "Cecyl with a Y" voice during a poorly written comedy bit. EZ may have spread himself too thin on this one as he plays three of the 4 characters used in this shitty bit.EZ focused on his early interviewing skills with former 1st round NBA draft pick, Mark Macon.  This is a perfect example of how shitty someone can sound when listening skills aren't being used.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy