Papa's Basement Radio Show

Anger Management — Papa’s Basement 462

John Papageorgiou August 17, 2015


Background
A movie I've seen way more than I should reveal in polite company.
A movie I’ve seen way more than I should reveal in polite company.

There’s a fine line between “standing up for oneself when confronted” and “raving, aggressive lunatic that needs to work through some things.” In front of my co-hostess Eva, I graduated from the former to the latter in one snarling, flecks-of-spit-flying-from-the-mouth moment this past week. The story is funny. How funny? Well, I’m not saying you’ll clap like you believe it’s saving Tinkerbell’s life, but it isn’t hot horseshit, either.

But don’t just stay for that ringingly endorsed segment! There’s far more! We discuss more Duggar drama (they’re apparently the first goddamn family of this show), decide if a man witnessing a Chinese factory explosion is dumber than Dax Shepard in Idiocracy. It’s a good show. Of course, I’d lie through my teeth to get you to listen, but I liked it.

Click here to listen to the latest episode of Papa’s Basement in your browser or here to open and listen in iTunes.

And, for those feeling especially selfless who want to help out big time, instructions on leaving an iTunes review, which helps us get new listeners, so you someday might not sound like a psychopath uttering the words “I just listened to and loved a show called Papa’s Basement”:

DESKTOP/LAPTOP USERS: Click here to visit the iTunes Papa’s Basement webpage. On the subsequent browser page, click “View in iTunes”. Once iTunes launches, click on “Ratings and Reviews”, located near the top of the page.

IPHONE/IPAD USERS: Click here to launch the podcasts app. Select the the “search” magnifying glass in the lower right, look for “Papa’s Basement”, and click the icon of the show (the sad clown face) that appears under “Podcasts” at the bottom of the screen. After doing that, select “reviews”, then “write a review” on the next screen. Easy as calculus after an all-night bender! Thank you. And apologies for making you read the words “click here” 46 times in a row.
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