The Mentor Archives

When this audio tape was originally released on October 15, 1990, the Gay Movement was reaching a frenzy that demanded its acceptance in society, regardless of it opponents in the political arena and in the electronic media. However, the war raged on from then and to this present day. Listen in to this segment of history, archived by talk radio shows from 17 years ago. (47 min.)

Part two continues in a more humorous vein with lots of song parodies and Howard Stern bits from his days at WNBC. Also included is a 1987 radio broadcast of a Gay Rights rally with Bob Grant in NYC, WFLA's anti-gay talk show host Mark Larsen in Tampa and outraged callers to assorted talk radio shows. (74 min.) 

Who's to say who is a Jew and who isn't, or for that matter, any religion one chooses to follow? Well, obviously one particular person can and does, which leads to a plethora of material for this controversial tape. They say opinions are like assholes: everybody's go one, especially this guy. Part 2 follows below. (46 min.)

The controversial tape that broke up 2 Man Audience! Who's a Jew? Who's not a Jew? What are the qualifications of being a Jew? Can one not wear a yarmulke and tefilin and still be a Jew? Who's the asshole? Who isn't? What are the prerequisites to being an asshole? Who's opinion counts? Who's doesn't? Who's really upset? Most importantly, who's a Jewish? Listen and judge for yourself! (46 min.)

DEDICATED TO THE MEMORY OF TALK SHOW HOST BOB LASSITER Released on July 6, 1991, this is probably the last "produced" tape by The Lizard, after a successful run of entertaining and award-winning tapes such as Our Operators Are Temporarily Busy, We Didn't Aks To Come To America and Guess Who's Not The Jew, to name just a few. All of these, plus many more by other artists featured on the Mentor label, will be showcased here in the months to come. Part 2 follows below. (46 min.) 

DEDICATED TO THE MEMORY OF TALK SHOW HOST BOB LASSITER Released on July 6, 1991, this is probably the last "produced" tape by The Lizard, after a successful run of entertaining and award-winning tapes such as Our Operators Are Temporarily Busy, We Didn't Aks To Come To America and Guess Who's Not The Jew, to name just a few. All of these, plus many more by other artists featured on the Mentor label, will be showcased here in the months to come. (46 min.) 

This second installment continues with classic calls from Clara to Bob Grant, a rare performance of "The Friends of Sheen" by the Billy Bob Band, Nino the Mindboggler and the dilemma of the black man in white America. (45 min.)

Another classic theme tape produced by The Lizard. An angry African-American insists on telling talk show host Barry Farber that it is the white man's fault for the black man's plight in today's society. It is left up to you, the listener, to decide, rather than the tapemaker to make a stand one way or the other. Another amusing highlight on Part 1 is the Phoney Warren's call to Bob Grant and Sick Rick's calls to talk show hosts Lynn Samuels and Rush Limbaugh. Released Oct. 6, 1989. (47 min.)

Recorded circa 1978, these interviews take place on the streets of South Fallsburg, NY. Our interviewer, a Mr. Foul Vaness, asks the local citizens the question, "What do you think is wrong with South Fallsburg?". Highlights include Preston Jones, an amputee and Charles Johnson, a seasonal worker at one of the hotels in the Catskills. (11 min.)