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The Final Edition Radio Hour
by UBN Radio
Angry chunks of comedy - with talents from The Daily Show, The Tonight Show (with Jay Leno), Air America Radio, Morning Sedition with Marc Maron, Cracked-dot-com, @midnight, The Five Lesbian Brothers, Stan Against Evil and Conan. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Episodes
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Galicia por Diante - FDS-informativo 26-11-2023
Información e actualidade de 8 a 9.30 con Luis Ojea Viaxe de Pedro Sánchez a Israel
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Book Club du 25-12-2022 : Jamil Rahmani
Toute l'actualité littéraire !
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Happy Beur du 26-05-2022 : Beihdja Rahal et Hamidou
Le meilleur de la musique et de la bonne humeur pour finir la journée !
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Hors-série : Conférence "L'odyssée créative de George Lucas"
Salutations citoyennes et citoyens ! Vous n'avez pas pu assister à notre conférence "L'odyssée de George Lucas" durant l'expo "Voisins Contre-attaque" ? C'est normal, la salle était pleine (et ça, c'est incroyable !). Pas de panique, R4 était là et (étonnamment) il a enregistré l'intégralité de...
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#22 - Rédacteur web SEO : rôles et compétences de ce professionnel du digital
Le podcast du marketing pour les pros du bien-être - Novembre 2021 Clé de voûte de toute votre stratégie de communication digitale, connaissez-vous vraiment le métier de rédacteur web SEO ? ----- Professionnels du bien-être, ce podcast est pour vous ! Vous êtes Acupuncteur, Aromathérapeute,...
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Gets to know.......Teresa Lavina
On this episode Simon K speaks to Teresa Lavina. Teresa Lavina from Bilbao,Spain is an multi-award winning and talented actor, director, producer and writer. Teresa trained as an Stanislavski actor in Bilbao Spain from 1992. She moved to Ireland to continue her acting training in 1997 and trained...
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L'Islam au Présent du 02-04-2021
L'Islam au Présent du 02-04-2021
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Dieu de la Transformation: Esprit Transformé, Nation Transformée
Ce message constitue la troisième partie de la série "Dieu de la Transformation". Bill Johnson enseigne l'esprit renouvelé et son rôle dans la transformation. Un esprit transformé transforme une personne, et une personne transformée transforme une ville.
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A curfew wrapped in a quarantine
These are classic and eerily prescient sketches selected by archivist and writer Joe Davis. It's all there - the apocalypse, Republican cruelty, black people killed by police, Trump running for office, even social distancing, in a way. And somehow, no matter what happens, all the money goes to…
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The John Marshall Memorial Funtime Happy Show
In memory of John S. Marshall, one of the founding members of "The Final Edition." Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Muh-Muh-Muh-Muh-Muh-Muh-Muh-My Corona…
This week … we’ve all been indoors. Same as you. Didn’t even record last week, and probably won’t until the end of the month. Recording this is the first time I’ve spoken out loud all day. So … you know … typical weekend, really. And yet we have new sketches at the top of the show, all about...
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V Praze je v případě potřeby podzemní nemocnice pro 170 pacientů. Zprovoznit ji trvá hodinu, říká správce
Kryt KO 17 byl pod pražskou Thomayerovou nemocnicí vybudován mezi lety 1952–1962. Využít se měl v případě jaderné katastrofy. I když k tomuto účelu naštěstí nikdy využit nebyl, stále se udržuje v provozu. Lůžka jsou čistě povlečena, funguje ventilační systém vzduchu i dieselagregát. Aktualizují…
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Spring Ahead, Fall into the Abyss
We whisper a sweet goodbye to Mike Bloomberg - and an actual, sincere goodbye (more or less) to James Lipton. Also, you just moved your clock forward - and yes, it’s stupid, and no, we shouldn’t be doing it anymore. The entire second half of the show is the final episode of the audio play, “The...
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ASMR Gone Wild
This week, Utah sees all the other states going their own way and decides it’s going to do the same. Ben and I talk about soup - which we both enjoy. We have an outtake from a recording session in which Ben is just trying to be nice. And we determine the value of human life. The answer is … well…
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Loving Flu is Easy ‘Cause You’re Flu-tiful
This week, I had the flu. … Well, I don’t think I had THE flu. I had A flu. … Maybe. Anyway, my voice was shredded. So we put that to good use. And Valentine’s Day is coming up. So we talked about … love? I guess? If that’s how you care to define it. Plus, one of our writers has really strong...
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Sommer the Substitute Teacher
We’re heading for the first political primaries, if you’ve got the stamina for it. We sit through class with a substitute teacher. Again - stamina. Some entire continent burned down. And. You know. Guns. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Is it 2021 yet?
We are back with all new material - some of it about Christmas, some of it about the new year already having gone to shit, some of it about growing older, and a little of it, of course, about drugs. Ah drugs. Also, we’re starting a new five-part web serial called The Invisible World. This one is...
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Dessus de Tables du 28-12-19 : Nos bons plans pour réveillonner au restaurant
Dessus de Tables du 28-12-19 : Nos bons plans pour réveillonner au restaurant
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The Tony Hendra Episode
This week, we’re heading into Thanksgiving … and if you’re thankful for this show, you should probably thank the guy who started it. Which would be Tony Hendra. So. All the sketches this week were written by Tony - as far as I can tell. It’s a little tricky to be sure without actually telling him...
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Which Kind of Patriotic Are You?
I know I said we’d be starting a new audio drama series this week. But we’ll wait, because we’ve got a lot of theme shows happening over the next few weeks. So this week, we’ve got sketches about patriotism. Because everybody right now is questioning everybody else’s. For some reason. Not sure…
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Computers Are Making Me Crazy
This week, I’ve been dealing with a loss of listeners because somehow our uploads to our distributor, Acast, have not been transferring properly to an Android app called Doggcatcher. And by “this week,” I mean close to a month. And by “loss of listeners,” I mean … like … a LOT of listeners. And…
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California Smells Itself Burning
This week, Wells Fargo wants something from you, John Cena is giving something away, my home state is on fire and … it’s Veteran’s Day sometime around now. Also, the next-to-last episode of The Obscure County Election That Changed Nothing. It’s going to be kind of a sad one. But you knew this was...
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Another Cursed Halloween Show
It’s Halloween, and we’ve got a collection of sketches about vampires and zombies and weirdos - although I guess, technically, all of our show are about weirdos. Plus, episode five of the Obscure County Election That Changed Nothing - which is not really about Halloween. But what do you care?...
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21. Forever.
Some sketches about the stupid divisions in this country - with a note of hope. Maybe misguided hope. I don’t know. Plus episode 4 of the Obscure County Election That Changed Nothing - which is also political, but in a dumber, earlier, less scary, more small-town way than what we’re used to.…
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Please Ride the Subway
We’re moving toward the holidays: with Halloween, and gnomes, and Tucker Carlson, normal subway riders and lots of other mythical creatures. Plus, part three of “The Obscure County Election That Changed Nothing.” And at the end of the show, Ben sings again. I’m warning you now. Hosted on Acast.…
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More Empty Calories in Your Media Diet
This week we have more sketches about the media - because, of course, this show is made by people in and on the fringes of media and largely, currently, unemployed by it. Resumes available online. We’ve also got episode 2 of The Obscure County Election That Changed Nothing - which also involves…
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Wherever Google Maps Tells Us to Go
This week, we visit Area 51. And we continue getting motivated. Also, we’ve got the first episode of a seven-part series I did a few years back called “The Obscure County Election That Changed Nothing.” I worked for awhile at papers in New Jersey, and that title pretty much sums up my experience...
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Shakespeare in Swedish
This week, no small number of sketches about food and TV. And it’s already football season - which seems weird somehow. Plus Corey Lewandowski testified before Congress. Remember that? Didn’t we all learn something? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Social-Media-Vacation Photos
This week, every sketch is new. A few more things about vacation. Plus, Samantha interviews a fan. Ben and I talk about baseball while it’s still the season. And apparently conservative Christians are telling me how to be a Jew. So … thanks? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more...
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Back From Vacation - Does My Job Still Exist?
We are back with new sketches as well as some classics - many of them about vacations, since we just got back from one. And work. Because you can’t have vacations without work. Though you can have work without vacations. Trust me on that one. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more...
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History Repeats On Me
This week, all the sketches are related to history. The Middle Ages. The Revolutionary War. The Civil War. World War Two. 19th century Kansas. And the Supreme Court - from the Final Edition’s mini-series on the Supreme Court, which is still available on Howl, I think. Hosted on Acast. See...
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Music, Such As It Is - RELOAD OF EPISODE!!
ARGH! SORRY! UPLOADED THE WRONG EPISODE LAST TIME! … Anyway, this is the right episode. All these sketches are about music - or ARE music. This includes two parodies of the radio show “Echoes” - that ambient music thing that’s always playing on Public Radio in the middle of the night. It’s been…
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In Which We Make Animal Noises
It’s all sketches about animals. Cats and dogs and a sea elephant and bears and a rat and a rabbit. Please adopt this episode. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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The Law, Damn It!
These are all sketches about the law. I don’t mean crime. We’ve got enough of THOSE sketches for a separate show. I mean the law itself and its various agents. The police, of course. Lawyers, of course. Prisons, of course. Executions, of course. Acne. High school. Blooper shows. All of it. Hosted...
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All Sketches Were Improvised
This week, all the sketches were improvised. Not a thing was written in advance except, sometimes the intro, the outro or the general premise - and sometimes not even that. We’d improvise for some amount of time, then I’d go through and try to edit out as much as possible. And that’s the product....
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Bad Medicine
This week — I’ve got a cold. I know. It’s L.A. It’s July. It’s 80 degrees. I got a cold anyway. Lay off. So this week, all the sketches are about health or medicine. And we’ve done a lot. Because we’re old. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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The Corporate Show
We bury you in sketches about corporations - mostly about getting jobs at one, trying to hold onto that job, and being entirely dependent upon these companies as a customer. ... I mean, loosely interpreted, virtually any sketch about anything these days is ultimately about corporations - but I...
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Sketches about the media
Sketches from the last few years about all facets of media - online, radio, TV, newspapers … basically, my resume. The same lack of focus, the same apparent frenzy to adapt. So come enjoy the ridiculous mess that is America’s primary source of public information. Hosted on Acast. See...
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Horribly out of Date
We’ve gathered sketches that are still good, I think, but are so obviously dated that we can’t disguise it. They come from as far back as the show’s first year in 2012. Scott Walker’s recall election. The 2014 presidential election. Some asinine thing Justin Bieber said, like, six years ago. And…
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Calling Agent Penis
We continue watching the very nature of news coverage deteriorate - as well as the nature of writing jokes about it. Also, some sketches from a few years ago - one or two of them may be obvious - that go to prove that everything has always been pretty much this ridiculous. Well … not this...
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Zoinks
We’ve got summer activities, including a sketch about Disney. And not one but two sketches about the show Law and Order. We also want to remind you that malls are dying, catch-phrases are being retired, song lyrics have subtlety whatsoever anymore and Abbott and Costello are still relevant.…
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SPF Flannel
This week, we’re heading into summer - with theater, heavy drinking, music festivals and the unintended consequences of a happy ending. Also, at a certain point in a recent recording session, we ran out of things to do and started reading out of our notebooks. Seriously. Hosted on Acast. See...
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Cat poop coffee
This week, it’s all new sketches. And just to prove we’re fresh and up-to-date, we talk about Uber and Game of Thrones and abortion and Billy Joel and Montessori schools and ancient China. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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One Sketch Per Writer - Part 2
We’re back with 12 more sketches by 12 more writers. Some of these sketches go back a few years because some of the writers do. You’ll know which ones when you hear them. These were written by ... Dominique Dibbell Gene Augusto Jonathon Grant Kate Segnalla Gil Baron Valerie Van de Panne Steve...
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One Sketch Per Writer - Part 1
We’re looking back on sketches from our 300 episodes and pulling out no more than one sketch per writer. It doesn’t have to be the writer’s best sketch - though maybe it is. But it should be a sketch we haven’t repeated too much already, and that each writer only gets one. Also, this does cover...
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War
This is our 300th episode. So I’m matching it up with the movie “300,” which was about … war, I guess? I didn’t see it. Also, May 8th was just the 74th anniversary of VE Day, the end of World War 2 in Europe. Which means we haven’t had a World War in Europe in awhile. We’re about due. All the...
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Mythical creatures - don’t touch them
This week, we have a lot of mythical things - a yeti, a genie, dungeons, dragons, an employed college English teacher. Simon, from “Simon says” - who’s a real person, by the way. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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At least measles is still free
This week, we’ve got measles. Well, not us personally, but a lot of people. We also get heavily into the kind of things you encounter when you don’t have a lot of money. Cheap businesses. Cheap food. Weird financial arrangements. Big expensive movies that still seem like cheap movies. And the...
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Get back in your head
This week, it’s pop culture and pop music and weird brain stuff. And speaking of all those things, it happened to be 4/20 this last weekend. So we talk to a member of our own cast who happens to work with — and report on — cannabis. You’ll never guess which cast member it is. You’ve already...
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We return from the black hole
On this week’s show, we have … a show. Which we didn’t last week. Because my computer was broken. So we have two man-on-the streets because, over the last two weeks, apparently two things happened. We’ve got sketches about money and the next Woodstock concert … but I repeat myself. And outer…
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Angry chunks of comedy - with talents from The Daily Show, The Tonight Show (with Jay Leno), Air America Radio, Morning Sedition with Marc Maron, Cracked-dot-com, @midnight, The Five Lesbian Brothers, Stan Against Evil and Conan.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Angry chunks of comedy - with talents from The Daily Show, The Tonight Show (with Jay Leno), Air America Radio, Morning Sedition with Marc Maron, Cracked-dot-com, @midnight, The Five Lesbian Brothers, Stan Against Evil and Conan. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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