Ever wondered how a band could reignite a city's music scene after a tragic loss? Join us as we reminisce about the Archangels and their electrifying impact on Austin, Texas, following the untimely death of Stevie Ray Vaughan. We share our frustrations over the ever-evolving labyrinth of password security and even speculate on some outlandish future authentication methods that might just make you laugh out loud. Switching gears, we take a deep dive into ESPN's programming choices, lauding the explosion of skateboarding with icons like Tony Hawk and the genesis of the X Games, while also offering a candid critique of the WNBA's coverage.

In another lively segment, we bravely tackle the befuddling world of cricket with a humorous twist, demystifying the game's rules and scores for the uninitiated. Our "Poetry Corner" brings a dramatic reading of Phil Collins' "I Don't Care Anymore," providing a reflective interlude. Personal anecdotes about recurrent hernia surgery and the amusing aftermath will have you laughing and perhaps wincing in sympathy. Finally, we muse over modern social customs like bro hugs and fist bumps, advocating for a simpler, more heartfelt way to connect. Don't miss this episode brimming with nostalgia, humor, and genuine reflections.

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From his home studio, it's Blade Radio Show! Listen to these stories and recounts going back to the rock heyday and what it's like now being a regular Joe. How it all turns from being handsome to not. Jump on and support the "no program director" show where it's all said, no matter what anyone says.

Blade explains the concept of wearing earplugs to rock concerts and why it is completely wrong. Who loves Clint Eastwood movies? Everyone? Girls sure don't, and apparently, the host of this show, and he explains why. You won't believe it.

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From his home studio, it's Blade Radio Show! Listen to these stories and recounts going back to the rock heyday and what it's like now being a regular Joe. How it all turns from being handsome to not. Jump on and support the "no program director" show where it's all said, no matter what anyone says.

The humor kicks in with a tale of paint spill pandemonium, leading us to ponder – is it the march of time making us bitchy, or are people's manners on the decline? We also take a stroll through Arizona's untamed beauty, sharing close encounters with everything from geckos to scorpions, and even throw a spotlight on our feathered friends, the golden and bald eagles. And because music ties it all together, we give a nod to the Scorpions of the Klaus Meine variety, whose rocking jam has become a sports anthem for hurricane-force excitement.

Support the Show.

From his home studio, it's Blade Radio Show! Listen to these stories and recounts going back to the rock heyday and what it's like now being a regular Joe. How it all turns from being handsome to not. Jump on and support the "no program director" show where it's all said, no matter what anyone says.