Episode 180

Posted on April 4, 2010 by hucklebug

Hucklebug Episode 180: RIP Robert Culp, Jaime Escalante, John Forsythe, June Havoc and David Mills, mini lowlight & highlights, shout-outs, and Hucklebug welcomes their very special guest Mike the Blogless!  Listen in while we turn the tables on Mike with a lyrics quiz!

Music: “The Hucklebuck,” performed by Otis Redding, Lee Rocker, and Frank Sinatra.

Editor’s note: As I’m sure you will notice, we had some sound troubles in Bet’s channel during the first segment. It does go away eventually, hang in there. Nothing we could do to fix it, unfortunately.

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No show this week

Posted on March 28, 2010 by hucklebug

Sorry, listeners:  due to circumstances beyond our control, we will not have a new Hucklebug this week.  Stennie’s Lowlight of the Week interfered with the recording schedule.  Our special guest has already confirmed for next week, so we will be back with Episode 180 as originally planned next weekend.  We apologize for the inconvenience.

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Episode 179

Posted on March 21, 2010 by hucklebug

Hucklebug Episode 179: Hucklebug’s 4th Anniversary, RIP Fess Parker, Ted Olbermann, Peter Graves and Alex Chilton, shout-outs, no movies this week, lowlights & highlights, fuck-offs and you-rules, Our Dream Jeopardy Categories.

Music:  “The Hucklebuck,” performed by Otis Redding, Lee Rocker, and Frank Sinatra.

Editor’s note:  Microserfs (and Generation X) was written by DOUGLAS Coupland, not David.  And if you feel like reading a nice tribute to Alex Chilton, here’s what the folks at Metafilter had to say.

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Episode 178

Posted on March 14, 2010 by hucklebug

Hucklebug Episode 178: Hucklebug anniversary coming up, RIP Corey Haim and Merlin Olsen, shout-outs, Hucklebug audiobook project update, movies (Bet: WALL-E; Stennie: The Great Escape), lowlights & highlights, fuck-offs and you-rules, Favorite Ghost Movies.

Music:  “The Hucklebuck,” performed by Otis Redding, Lee Rocker, and Frank Sinatra.

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