Sound Fridge

Summary

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Armstrong & Getty On Demand

Episode: Sound Fridge
Date: July 15, 2026
Host: Armstrong & Getty
Network: iHeartPodcasts

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Episode Overview

In this episode, Armstrong & Getty dig into their “sound fridge” to share and dissect audio clips and topical stories that didn’t make it onto their main show. With their trademark blend of dry wit, skepticism, and banter, the duo riff on everything from beer and calories, bizarre police stories, and family history revelations, to political commentator soundbites. Standout moments include a wild case of family DNA, public official privilege, and a rambling encounter with Marjorie Taylor Greene.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

Cleaning Out the Sound Fridge

• The episode kicks off with Armstrong & Getty explaining they’re clearing out the “sound fridge”—unused audio clips and comedic leftovers.
• Getty (02:26): "Yeah. We'll leave the ketchup and the ranch dressing from everything else. We gotta get out of there.”
• Mood: Light, irreverent, with meta-commentary on their show prep process.

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Comedy Soundbites & Beer Talk

• They play a Seth Meyers joke about a beer truck spill:
  • Seth Meyers via Getty (02:48): “A highway in Connecticut was recently closed for several hours after a truck spilled thousands of cans of Michelob Ultra. Said, beer lovers, that's fine.”
  • Both appreciate the dry punchline and discuss beer’s allure and caloric pitfalls.
    • Armstrong (03:04): “Yeah. I've rediscovered beer recently...it’s self-limiting. Or at least can be,” drawing a comparison to wine, which can be harder to moderate.
    • Getty (04:15): “IPAs have a lot of calories...I didn't know that.”

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Bizarre Police & Political Stories

• Audio: A Florida man reportedly caught “making love to a vacuum.”
  • Tom Shillou via Armstrong (04:38): “A Florida man is being ordered to undergo a psychosexual evaluation after being caught having Sex with a vacuum cleaner. Even worse, he was cheating on his blender at the time.”
  • The duo runs with the absurdity, riffing on the legality, implied consent, and the strange choices involved.
    • Getty (05:06): “Oh, my God. Did he get charged with it? You're not allowed to have sex with your vacuum cleaner? Is it a consent issue?”
  • Comic take: They question the legal ramifications and joke about the logistics.

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DNA Bombshell: Descended from Charles Manson

• Audio: A woman discovers through a DNA test that her grandfather is Charles Manson.
  • Clip (05:55): "I've always been the kid with her head screwed on right, and then you find out your grandfather's Manson.”
  • The hosts reflect on the meaning of discovering disturbing family secrets.
    • Getty (06:19): “Grandfather's pretty close though...the way mental illness stays in families. I'd want to know a little more about that.”
    • Armstrong (06:37): “Tell you what, I'm dealing with something heavy like that. I'm turning and yelling at the symphony orchestra in my living room. Would you guys shut up? You don't need all that scary music going on.”
  • The conversation takes a tongue-in-cheek turn, imagining odd pairings in a family tree for comic effect.

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VIP Traffic Stops: Do Governors Get Out of Tickets?

• Clip: Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo gets pulled over, but upon identifying himself, is let off without a ticket.
  • Michael (09:03): “It's worth showing you what public officials can do.”
  • Getty (09:47): “Kind of a weak ticket anyway, that whole rolling a right turn on a red light when nobody's coming. Give me a break.”
  • Both hosts admit getting out of minor traffic stops due to their own notoriety.
    • Armstrong (10:27): “Last two times I got pulled over...both times they let me go, and both times they knew who I was.”
    • Getty (10:40): “Me, too. Twice in a row.”
  • Tone: Self-aware and a bit world-weary about how connections make a difference.

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Marjorie Taylor Greene: Conspiracy & Rhetoric

• TMZ ambush interview with MTG on Mitch McConnell’s hospitalization and his wife Elaine Chao's trip to China.
  • Marjorie Taylor Greene (11:53): “Shame on the Republican Party...for just basically staying silent while such a powerful Republican senator is basically laying in a hospital like a vegetable...his wife flew to China and met with the vice president of China just days after he basically died.”
  • Getty (13:17): “You're calling his wife a possible Chinese spy?”
    • MTG (13:20): “Yes, yes, 100%.”
  • Armstrong & Getty react with incredulity.
    • Armstrong (13:34): “Spy, clearly.”
    • Getty (13:35): “Did that actually happen?”
    • Armstrong (13:36): “I have no idea.”
  • They miss her colorful, unpredictable commentary:
    • Armstrong (13:45): “I miss MTG and the special sunshine she brought to the political process.”

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Memorable Anecdotes & Closing Banter

• The hosts reminisce about unusual encounters—Getty recalls seeing Marjorie Taylor Greene at the airport, and a bodyguard on a flight wearing a Trump T-shirt hours after Trump was shot.
  • Getty (14:20): “I was sitting next to the bodyguard for...the little guy who talks fast with a high voice. Ben Shapiro?”
    • Armstrong jokes about Shapiro’s voice.
• They end on a callback to the “vacuum story,” debating the proper vacuum attachment for such misadventures.
  • Getty (15:36): "So I assume it's the hose on the vacuum cleaner. It wouldn't be like the floor vac. That would hurt.”
  • Armstrong (15:40): “Oh, good lord, no. It’s the hose. It's all about, you know, mangle your junk.”

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On Beer Consumption:
  • Armstrong (03:16): "It's self limiting. Or at least can be...It's like snack sized bags of potato chips as opposed to the economy sized."
• On Family DNA Bombshells:
  • Getty (06:19): “Grandfather’s pretty close, though...in the way mental illness stays in families. I'd want to know a little more about that.”
• On Political Conspiracy:
  • Marjorie Taylor Greene (13:20): "Yes, yes, 100%. What woman leaves her husband's side while he is dead or dying in the hospital, flies to China and meets with the vice president? Answer me that."
• On Getting Out of Tickets:
  • Armstrong (10:27): "Last two times I got pulled over by the ch...both times they knew who I was."
  • Getty (10:40): "Me, too. Twice in a row."
• Vacuum Comedy Callback:
  • Armstrong (15:40): "Oh, good lord, no. It's the hose. It's all about, you know, mangle your junk."

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Timestamps for Major Segments

• 02:17 - Show begins in earnest: “Cleaning out the sound fridge”
• 02:43 - Seth Meyers beer joke and beer discussion
• 04:38 - Tom Shillou’s “Florida man—vacuum cleaner” joke
• 05:42 - DNA test: Woman discovers she’s Charles Manson’s granddaughter
• 09:03 - Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo stopped by police, gets no ticket
• 11:44 - Marjorie Taylor Greene on McConnell, “possible Chinese spy”
• 14:20 - Airport anecdote—Getty, MTG, and Ben Shapiro’s bodyguard
• 15:36 - Vacuum cleaner comedy callback

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Episode Tone & Style

Armstrong & Getty’s tone here was sarcastic, quick-witted, and self-deprecating, with trademark toss-offs about the absurdity of modern politics, life’s bizarre news, and their own brush with minor fame. The show’s “sound fridge” format provides a grab bag of topical jokes, audio oddities, and tangents, punctuated by extended riffing and a healthy skepticism toward political rhetoric and media narratives.

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For listeners who missed this episode:
Expect an offbeat, rambling tour through pop culture punchlines, political weirdness, and the hosts’ own brushes with the strange privileges of notoriety—delivered with a side of irreverent, occasionally biting humor.

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Transcript

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[Armstrong]

Ah, it's always fun. We're cleaning out the sound fridge. It's one more thing.

[Getty]

Armstrong and Getty.

[Armstrong]

One more thing.

[Getty]

Yeah. We'll leave the ketchup and the ranch dressing from everything else. We gotta get out of there.

[Armstrong]

Yeah, absolutely. Thanks, metal guy. Let's start with a couple of the jokes we didn't get to today, did we? Do number four. Seth Meyers.

[Getty]

Michael Hit it highway in Connecticut was recently closed for several hours after a

[Armstrong]

truck spilled thousands of cans of Michelob Ultra. Said, beer lovers, that's fine.

[Getty]

That's a pretty good joke. I was prepared to be disappointed in that old saw of a kind of structure of joke, but that was a good one.

[Armstrong]

Yeah. Yeah. I've rediscovered beer recently. I didn't drink beer much because you can gain too much weight and just. But the beautiful thing about AB beer

[Getty]

is forgetting your problems.

[Armstrong]

It's self. Yeah, and makes boring people more interesting. No, it's self limiting. Or at least can be in a way that if you open a bottle of wine, I mean, you have a nice glass and you think, I don't need another glass. I'll just have a little splash. And then you have another splash and then another splash and then another splash. And then before you know it, you're, you know, you've had more than you intended.

[Getty]

Me walking drunk.

[Tony Ayo]

Exactly.

[Armstrong]

With a beer, you've got to say, all right, I've opened one beer, I've consumed it. Do I want to double my consumption by opening another beer? And for whatever reason, easier for me if I have, you know, lines of demarcation. It's like snack sized bags of potato chips as opposed to the economy sized. It's just. It works that way for me. Anyway, you drink. It was a. What was the brand? I can't remember. It was a hazy IPA. It was delicious.

[Getty]

Yeah, IPAs have a lot of calories. I was just reading about beer and calories the other day. For some reason, I didn't know that. Oh, I know. I was at an Irish pub and eating and somebody's drinking Guinness. And I was thinking, man, I used to drink a lot of Guinness. How many calories in Guinness? So I started down the wormhole of how many calories in various beers and IPAs turn out to be. Wow, I didn't know that.

[Armstrong]

Yeah, yeah, they're beefy. Nice job, Wormhole. Let's try a number six. Michael, this is Tom Shillou. Is that right? He's filling in for Gutfeld. A Florida man is being ordered to undergo a psychosexual evaluation after being caught having Sex with a vacuum cleaner? Even worse. He was cheating on his blender at the time.

[Getty]

Even worse.

[Armstrong]

That's pretty funny. That's pretty funny.

[Getty]

Oh, my God. Did he get charged with it? You're not allowed to have sex with your vacuum cleaner? Is it a consent issue?

[Armstrong]

I mean, who's gonna stop you?

[Getty]

Why can't you?

[Armstrong]

The vacuum cleaner is a very generous, giving lover. So. Yeah, don't do that, fellas. It's a bad idea.

[Getty]

Was it against the law, though?

[Armstrong]

I have no idea. I. I imagine he was. He was injured or something, and they thought, oh, my God, this guy's crazy, and we gotta evaluate him. Yeah, Michael, what do we need to know about clip number 13 or 12 there?

[Michael]

A woman takes a DNA test and she finds out she is the granddaughter of somebody. Not very pleasant.

[Armstrong]

Uh.

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Oh, so this all started because you never knew your dad.

[Getty]

Listen to that music.

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Who's your dad?

[Getty]

Charles Manson.

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I've always been the kid with her head screwed on. Right, and then you find out your grandfather's Manson. I submitted my DNA to unlock my grandfather's sealed records. I need to understand what happened no matter where it takes me.

[Armstrong]

Do you?

[Getty]

Grandfather's pretty close, though. I mean, when you. When you hear people remember, the best one ever was when Ben Affleck got upset to find out that he had slave owners in his past. Like, that's just ridiculous. Grandfather's pretty close, though, in the way mental illness stays in families. I'd want to know a little more about that.

[Armstrong]

Tell you what, I'm dealing with something heavy like that. I'm turning and yelling at the symphony orchestra in my living room. Would you guys shut up? You don't need all that scary music going on.

[Getty]

Hey, Tiffany.

[Armstrong]

Guy.

[Getty]

I just found out Chuck Manson is my grandfather. Take it easy.

[Armstrong]

Wow, wow, wow. I'm trying to think, all right? I would think, okay.

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Did he.

[Armstrong]

Was he, like, actively psychotic or just misguided? And is there a danger of mental illness like that running in my family? That's. Well, I don't.

[Getty]

How would I be? Not very. If you eliminate mental illness, it's got nothing to do with me at that point.

[Armstrong]

No, I. I happen to have loved both my grandfathers dearly.

[Getty]

One of them was Jim Jones. And your other grandfather was

[Armstrong]

Goose Gossage of the Oakland A's? Oddly enough, no.

[Getty]

I don't.

[Armstrong]

I don't think it would bother me that much. Of course, you know, I'm a good deal older than she sounds like. Well, and have a lot more perspective on life.

[Getty]

And obviously it's some sort of situation where she wasn't influenced by him in any way or it sounds like maybe even her parents were. I'm guessing. But I mean, if my mom.

[Armstrong]

Hard to hear over the violins.

[Getty]

If my mom was raised by like from birth to age 18 by somebody who was a complete nutjob, murderous, crazy person, I would wonder about that.

[Armstrong]

I think he may have knocked up women. I don't think he had anything to do with any raising of any children. Yeah, yeah, right, right, right.

[Michael]

Yeah.

[Armstrong]

Play that again real quick, Michael.

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So this all started because you never knew your dad.

[Michael]

Yeah.

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And who was your dad?

[Getty]

Charles Manson.

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I've always been the kid with her head screwed on. Right. And then you find out your grandfather's Manson. I submitted my DNA to unlock my grandfather's sealed records. I need to understand what happened no matter where it takes me.

[Armstrong]

That's right.

[Getty]

And it gets worse. Your grandmother was there. Lizzie Borden.

[Armstrong]

Wow. I. Evidently, one element of having scary music is the scary instrument has to change about every three to four seconds. Goes from violins to cellos to, like dissonant piano to pizzicato strings. And I'm just trying to study that. Anyway, Michael, is 13 worth a damn? And if so, yeah.

[Michael]

It's worth showing you what public officials can do.

[Armstrong]

This is what's the story.

[Michael]

Nevada's governor and getting out of a ticket. And this was the body cam.

[Getty]

How you doing, sir? Sergeant Jego, Metro Police. Reason I'm stopping you is for the. I'm aware. For the red light violation back there. Your right turn onto Giles here. So you're good to go, sir. Appreciate you have a good day.

[Marjorie Taylor Greene]

Wow.

[Armstrong]

So what happened?

[Michael]

Just said who he was. He gave. Dropped his name. And who was it? Nevada Governor. Let's see.

[Armstrong]

Joe Lombardo.

[Getty]

Yeah. All right.

[Armstrong]

What happened? Did he get the ticket?

[Michael]

No, he just said, I'm Joe Lombardo. And the guy said, all right, I know who you are. And they just let him go.

[Armstrong]

Shocking.

[Getty]

Kind of a weak ticket. Anyway, that whole rolling a right turn on a red light when nobody's coming. Give me a break.

[Armstrong]

If as long as somebody exercises some caution, yields.

[Getty]

That's a stupid spirit of the law.

[Armstrong]

Yeah, yeah, exactly. And finally, why don't we end with this? Because that one discouraged me, Michael. And there will be a meeting about that.

[Michael]

That was entit moment. I thought that was important to show how public officials are. Public officials are entitled. Sure.

[Armstrong]

If it wasn't, you know, it was a little douchey. I'm Joe Lombardo.

[Getty]

I wouldn't say that.

[Armstrong]

No? No.

[Getty]

Well, no, because I'm. I'd be weird if I said I'm Joe Lombardo, and then he looks at my driver's license, he says, so what's the deal with the different name on the driver's license?

[Armstrong]

Last two times I got pulled over by the ch, no One was the CHP and one was local cops. Both times they let me go, and both times they knew who I was.

[Getty]

Me, too. Twice in a row.

[Armstrong]

Yeah. So I need to recuse myself from this case.

[Michael]

True.

[Armstrong]

I absolutely did not offer that information.

[Getty]

Nope, nope. No, I didn't either.

[Armstrong]

It was the. It was the. Perhaps intrusive, but perhaps not. Where are you going at this hour?

[Getty]

Yeah. To my.

[Armstrong]

No, I said, well, I'm actually going to work.

[Getty]

Going to my very pro cop radio show.

[Armstrong]

Yes. Where I will be advocating for law enforcement. Why do you ask?

[Michael]

That's funny. I told them I work for you guys and they ticketed me for reckless driving.

[Getty]

They gave you the old wood shampoo to got the billy clubs.

[Armstrong]

Who can blame them? Yeah. Yeah. All right, so why don't we end up with this? Ladies and gentlemen, she's gone from Congress. She bolted. She yeeted. But she's still around. Marjorie Taylor Green was in New York City for some reason and. Or, I'm sorry, DC and TMZ caught up to her and asked her a bunch of questions about a bunch of stuff. We'll just start here.

[Getty]

Listen, I wanted to get your thoughts on the Mitch McConnell situation. He's been hospitalized for weeks. Other than that, we don't really know what's going on. What do you think about it?

[Marjorie Taylor Greene]

I think it's extremely serious. And I'd like to say shame on the Republican Party party for just basically staying silent while such a powerful Republican senator is basically laying in a hospital like a vegetable. And his wife flew to China and met with the vice president of China just days after he basically died. And they brought him back with CPR and took him to the hospital. But you know what? It doesn't surprise me from the establishment, because this is what. This is what they support. They support people holding on to power until they're practically dead or do die in office. And this is why the state of our country is so pathetic.

[Armstrong]

Okay, so that part is coherent, but the whole. Wait a minute. His wife flew to China to meet with the vice president after. Just after he was brought back from the dead? Who, the Chinese vice president or the husband? I think I'm following you. But wait a minute. How did China get into this?

[Marjorie Taylor Greene]

Also, you know, I want to call this out. This really irritates me. The Republican party is all campaigning against communism right now. What about Elaine Chao? Elaine Chao flew to China and met with the vice President just a few days after Mitch McConnell is practically died and went to the hospital. So when are we going to call out a possible communist Chinese spy? Right there.

[Getty]

You're calling his wife a possible Chinese spot?

[Marjorie Taylor Greene]

Yes, yes, 100%. What woman leaves her husband's side while he is dead or dying in the hospital, flies to China and meets with the vice president? Answer me that

[Armstrong]

spy clearly.

[Getty]

Did that actually happen?

[Armstrong]

I have no idea.

[Getty]

That'd be question one. All right.

[Armstrong]

At least she's not a vacuum blanker. I miss. I miss mtg and the special sunshine she brought to the political process.

[Getty]

For some reason, I'm Foxes keeps doing these anniversaries. Two days ago it was the two year anniversary Trump being shot. And then. So today is the anniversary of blah, blah, blah. So yesterday would have been the two year anniversary of you seeing Marjorie Taylor Greene at the airport.

[Armstrong]

Oh, right, right. Memorable. Memorable in that I remember it.

[Getty]

That was exciting. I was sitting next to the bodyguard for. The little guy who talks fast with a high voice. Ben Shapiro. Was he one of the bodyguards for Ben Shapiro?

[Armstrong]

I think his voice isn't that high. Anyway.

[Getty]

Yeah, all right. Because he had a gun with him and he was drinking hard on the plane and everything like it. But that was so exciting when he was wearing a T shirt. This was less than 24 hours after Trump was shot. I was on the plane with this dude and he had a Trump with the fist in the air T shirt that he had gotten printed out in time to get on the plane. You know, a dozen hours after the shooting. That was quite the. That whole period was one of the most amazing things that's ever happened.

[Armstrong]

Yeah, that reminds me, Candace Owens went over, went after Ben Shapiro yet again the other day. Maybe we'll feature that on the radio show tomorrow. But why is she unhinged and everyone knows it. That's right, Marjorie and I will tell you what she said on the show tomorrow. But I love what Nellie Bowles said in the Free Press. This is the kind of rhetoric that would make the men in those old German beer halls blush.

[Getty]

Oh, really?

[Armstrong]

Yeah, she'd have made an outstanding Nazi.

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[Getty]

So I assume it's the hose on the vacuum cleaner. It wouldn't be like the floor vac. That would hurt.

[Armstrong]

Oh, good lord, no. It's the hose. It's all about, you know, mangle your junk.

[Getty]

You don't want to do that.

[Armstrong]

Oh no. Be careful what setting you put it on. Trust me.

[Marjorie Taylor Greene]

Really?

[Armstrong]

Hey, really?

[Marjorie Taylor Greene]

Right.

[Michael]

Well, I guess that's it.

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