10-21-25 - Hot Releases - Power Wash Simulator 2 - Nobody Wants This S2 - IT Welcome To Derry - Talamasca Secret Order - Acacia Strain - Deez Nuts - Mammoth - Soulfly

Summary

Podcast Summary: Holmberg’s Morning Sickness – Hot Releases

Date: October 21, 2025
Hosts: John Holmberg, Brady Bogen, Bret Vesely, Dick Toledo

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Episode Overview

This segment of Holmberg’s Morning Sickness centers on the crew’s weekly "Hot Releases" feature: the latest new games, TV shows, and music—peppered with trademark banter, nostalgic radio stories, and irreverent humor. Highlights include playful commentary on simulators, drops of new and anticipated entertainment, and a raucous round of their recurring musical guessing games.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

Nostalgic Radio Stories & Banter (01:11–07:30)

• John Holmberg opens with memories of running public affairs programming for various Arizona radio stations in the late '90s, sharing comedic tales of incongruous scheduling and quirky hosts:

  • Notable Segment: John reminisces about George Dean and “Valley Urban Times” delivering outdated weather forecasts.

    “He gave the weather report for days that had already happened. So it was super accurate for the most part... George is excellent at yesterday’s weather.” – John Holmberg (04:41)

  • Banter about how certain religious programs drew attention while others went unnoticed, leading to playful accusations of early-morning “tape-skip bigotry” from John.

• Classic moments:

  “Yesterday’s weather today. George Dean will give you yesterday’s weather today.” – Doug Hopkins (06:10)

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Hot Releases: Games, TV, and Movies (08:34–14:19)

Power Wash Simulator 2 (08:34)

• The crew is baffled yet bemused by the sequel to a game devoted entirely to simulated power washing.

  • “It’s just you power-washing... there’s like a satisfaction of how clean everything is in your filthy room.” – John Holmberg (08:42)

  • Discussion about the oddly satisfying nature and low-stakes gameplay.

Nobody Wants This (Netflix Comedy Series) (09:44)

• Kristen Bell & Adam Brody star in a rom-com series, leading to riffing about religious stereotypes and merging social circles.

  • “Breaking news: You're in a psychotically annoying relationship.” – (10:00)

  • Doug jokes, “I think it’s for your people because I think he’s Jewish in this... I think he’s a rabbi, actually.” (10:13)
  • John fires back: “Rabbis don’t make out with gentiles. Well, they do. Yes, they do. They make out with all sorts of different types of ladies.” (10:22)

Welcome to Derry (HBO, Stephen King Universe) (11:26)

• The panel discusses this horror prequel series blending elements from various Stephen King works.

  • “It’s kind of an amalgamation of all Stephen King’s stuff... It’s got Shawshank, Cujo, the cemetery, Christine roll up...” – John Holmberg (11:33)

  • They compare the approach to the Fargo TV series—not by Stephen King, just using his universe.

  • “He just gave ‘em the thumbs up and said, take my ideas and go nuts.” – John Holmberg (12:11)

Talamasca: The Secret Order (Anne Rice Immortal Universe, Netflix/Apple) (12:17)

• New supernatural drama; the crew remembers Anne Rice as the “vampire author.”
  • Plot: Follows a secret organization tracking supernatural creatures.

  • “So, immortal CIA, I guess.” – Doug Hopkins (12:59)

  • Mixed with quips about Twilight (“No, that was Twilight!”) and Anne Rice’s longevity.

House of Dynamite (Kathryn Bigelow film) (13:33)

• Political thriller where U.S. intelligence tries to attribute a rogue missile launch.

  • “A single unattributed missile is launched at the United States. A race begins to determine who is responsible...” – Doug Hopkins (13:38)

  • Parody of disaster movie tropes:

    “Is this real? I hate how they always make the people who do this for a living scared when the missiles come in.” – John Holmberg (14:09)

  • Short on time, so they move quickly through the summary.

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New Music Releases (14:32–17:01)

The Acacia Strain – “Holy Moonlight” (14:32)

• Heavy, aggressive metal; the hosts joke about “ankle anxiety” and “toxic masculinity.”

  • “What do they call that? Toxic masculinity... Too much testosterone.” – John Holmberg (15:13)

Deez Nuts – “Five Gold Chains” (15:23)

• The band name prompts “these nuts” jokes, which escalate:

  • “I want more of these nuts in my ears.” – John Holmberg (16:00)

Mammoth (Wolfgang Van Halen) – New Album (16:07)

• Excitement over the long-awaited album, familiar tunes the hosts have played before.

Soulfly – “Storm the Gates” (16:24)

• More heavy rock, with historical notes (“Soulfly is... Sepultura was his previous”).

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AI Song Game & Musical Guessing (17:07–19:10)

• John presents an AI-generated rap song in a ‘70s style. The panel struggles to identify it, misfiring guesses from Eminem to Snoop Dogg, before landing on Digital Underground.

  • “This is awesome. It works. This is a Name is Humpty, pronounced with a Humpty-Y. Ladies know how I like...” – John Holmberg (18:02)

  • Hosts express both amusement and existential unease at how good the AI versions are.

    “I’m getting to where I’m liking the AI world more than my own. It’s scary.” – John Holmberg (18:04)

• Quick listen to Eazy-E’s “Country Boyz in the Hood”, a sanitized version, and discussions on what to play for their producer Dale (“he won’t catch that one”).

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The "N word or F word" Game (19:11–end)

• The crew’s offbeat, edgy game returns—guessing which explicit lyric comes first in rap tracks, this week with Trick Daddy and Lil Jon.

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Memorable Moments & Quotes

• On Power Wash Simulator 2:

  “You just literally hose dirt off of old buildings... It just gets a little harder as you advance.” – John Holmberg (09:05)

• On Stephen King adaptations:

  “‘Welcome to Derry’. Kind of an amalgamation of all Stephen King’s stuff... It’s got the dog, Cujo. It’s got the cemetery...” – John Holmberg (11:33)

• On Deez Nuts:

  “I want more of these nuts in my ears.” – John Holmberg (16:00)

• AI Music:

  “I’m getting to where I’m liking the AI world more than my own. It’s scary.” – John Holmberg (18:04)

• General show self-awareness:

  “Hate when this show goes on political rants. I know. Libtard mega freaks.” – Doug Hopkins (06:34)

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Notable Timestamps

• 01:11–07:30: Radio nostalgia, George Dean stories, behind-the-scenes radio humor
• 08:34–10:59: Games and TV Hot Releases (Power Wash Simulator 2, Nobody Wants This)
• 11:26–14:19: TV/Film Hot Releases (Welcome to Derry, Talamasca: Secret Order, House of Dynamite)
• 14:32–17:01: New Music Releases (Acacia Strain, Deez Nuts, Mammoth, Soulfly)
• 17:07–19:10: AI song guessing fun
• 19:11 – End: N word or F word game, wrap-up

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Tone & Language

• Original Tone: Irreverent, quick-witted, a mix of playful sarcasm and inside jokes. The banter is dense, self-aware, and carries a “radio-buddies busting chops” vibe.
• Key Vibe: Even deep dives into pop culture are undercut by jokes and asides, never allowing the energy to sag or get too serious.

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Conclusion

Holmberg’s Morning Sickness remains a lively pop culture roundtable, blending nostalgia with snark, and providing plenty of entertaining (and sometimes outrageous) insight into what’s new in games, TV, and music—along with running in-jokes and a love for absurdity. Suitable for fans looking for a quick, comedic guide to this week’s hottest releases, or anyone who just enjoys unfiltered morning radio camaraderie.

Transcript

[John Holmberg]

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[John Holmberg]

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[John Holmberg]

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[Doug Hopkins]

One venue, Chars has the blues.

[John Holmberg]

And there was A guy we had who was his amazingly kind man. I used to have to do this tape for him. And it was brand new in radio. His name was George Dean. And George did Phoenix Urban League. I still don't know what that is. I don't think I was ever invited, to be honest. But he'd come in, he goes, hello, John. We had a record today, like, hi, George, ready to go? Oh, I'm always ready to go. And this was like 1997, 6. And George would grab the newspaper and open it directly to the weather. And you'd hear that, hey, welcome to Valley Urban Times. I'm George Dean, head of the Phoenix Urban League. Let's take a look at the weather. And he'd open it up, he goes, today is going to be 80 degrees. I mean, a nice night tonight gonna be about 62 tomorrow. Expect more of that beautiful day and by the time Sunday rolls around. Now, keep in mind, he was taping this on a Wednesday and it would air Sunday morning at 6. So he did the weather from Wednesday to Sunday even though all those days were already way past him. And we never told him that that was something he should stop doing. It took up like the first 11 minutes of the Valley's urban urban times, as he called it. Welcome, Urban times. Well, Colin and I, my friend Colin, I still can't walk into a place that has the word welcome on the door without looking at each other and go, wacom. Welcome, Colin. Welcome, Tom. Oh, he been times. He was the nicest person ever. But he gave the weather report for days that had already happened. So it was super accurate for the most part. It wasn't like a review. Let's take a look at the weather. Here was having this past week, here was the risk. And we ran into this a couple of times on Wednesday. It might have been nice and they might have been projecting nice days ahead. But sometimes, as we all know in Arizona, there's a surprise. So he would say, Friday going to be about 85 degrees of heat coming back and be a nice day. Friday, come in. Well, it wasn't. Friday was like 68 and it was pouring hail and it was a nightmare. It was terrifying. Like, winter weather came rolling in early and. But then on Sunday, Friday was a nice day. Friday gonna be beautiful. And I don't know why he gave that weather report. We never stopped him ever, for years. Nicest person I've. I think it was because he was so nice he might have gotten upset. If we're like, george, what do you do that weather for? 11 minutes. It airs on Sunday. You're given the weather for the week. That was already. Nobody understands. I guess my show's not very good then. I should quit. No, no, no. George, he only had weather to talk about. He was so nice. I don't. There's no way he's still with us. He was an older man, but man, oh man, do I miss doing those public affairs. And I used to have to run that show's tape all the way down the hall to run it on Koi and then get it on Kiss 1230. There he is. There's my man. Is he still around?

It looks like it.

All right. G.E. one of the nicest people I've ever met in my life. Raised to run his show in the Sunday morning at 4:30 and 5. Back and forth, switching tapes at other stations. And then I just skipped Kiss 1230, the rhythm of the City, because it was again, like I said, it was six in the morning on a Sunday. Nobody was listening to R and B. Just going to enjoy some quiet here while John runs around trying to get the tapes of the Irving League straight. George Dean says it's gonna be 65 yesterday. And he was right. Nailed it. George is excellent at yesterday's weather. Today, John's still running up and down the hall like a madman, but he seems to be ignoring Kiss 1230, the rhythm of the City, for some reason. I think he assumes you're all still asleep. Well, Lou Rawls doesn't. He's about to sing to you and your lady while you snore right through it. You never find Post it. Post as long that needs to be a billboard.

[Doug Hopkins]

Yesterday's weather today.

[John Holmberg]

Weather today. George Dean will give you yesterday's weather today. Maybe George wasn't old. Maybe he just seemed old to me. But he was, man, he was. I, I, he would never remember me, but I would, I would love to have like just a moment with his email here just so he would go, of course I remember you, Jimmy. All right, close enough.

Happy birthday.

No, that's the other guy. Happy birthday, Jimmy.

[Doug Hopkins]

Hate when this show goes on.

[John Holmberg]

Political rants. I know. Libtard mega freaks. Anyway, it's time now for the hot releases. Got to do them quick because I wouldn't shut up. Brett's faulty. Reminded me of Sorry how I used. And I did. Maybe it was bigotry, Brett, that I would skip 12:30 because I'm like, no one's going to notice at 6 in the morning if I screw the tapes up on that one. But Coyote and Boy Koi noticed if. If pat mcmahon's God hour ran one minute late, that phone lit up.

Well, that was lunchtime to them. I mean, six in the morning, it's.

Pat mcmahon and this is the God hour. And the worst thing about pat McMahon's God hour, two tapes, half hour, half hour.

It's like frampton comes alive double album transition.

We'll be back with more God hour in less than eight seconds. And my hands were just speeding through it. And then there was another one where a preacher just went on after pat McMahon for 30 minutes and yelled at homer simpson. He was so. He was so mad at the simpsons. His whole show was like, welcome. I forget religious freedoms. Homer simpson on Sunday said something that I think just destroys the family fabric. And I'm like, well, he's mad at homer again. Oh, with his doze and his strangulations of his. Boy, is this really where society is going to go with the homer simpsons of the world screaming out dough every time they blow up the kitchen oven? I don't think that is the direction we choose to be.

[Doug Hopkins]

Homer Simpsons.

[John Holmberg]

Homer Simpsons. I was tired of it. Yes. I did not care for that episode. I liked the first three seasons. Santa's little help always makes me laugh. He was so pissed at the simpsons. I would sit and listen to that guy. Anyway, it's the hot releases are brought to you by our [e-mail] you can save thousands, save time, buy online. New acunit.com brings you the hot releases. Toledo, we'll start with you. Bring it out.

[Doug Hopkins]

All right. You remember, I think it was a couple years ago, we found this game called power washer.

[John Holmberg]

Oh, yeah.

[Doug Hopkins]

Well, power Wash Simulator 2 is now.

[John Holmberg]

You know, I was so excited about getting it. It's just you power washing.

[Doug Hopkins]

That's all it is.

[John Holmberg]

With super power washers, like roller coasters.

And fun parks and these moron kids for their next job.

Yes, but they don't work. They do it on video games. And when you're done, there's, like a satisfaction of how clean everything is in your filthy room.

[Doug Hopkins]

What do you get rated? And you missed a spot or something.

[John Holmberg]

Like, do you have a timer? I don't know. You can take your time. You just literally hose dirt off of old buildings. And probably it just gets a little harder as you advance.

[Doug Hopkins]

Like, how filthy is this?

[John Holmberg]

But look at that. It's so beautiful at the end. Look at that piano. Power wash. Piano.

Mary, Bill's looking good now.

Yeah, that house looks nice.

[Doug Hopkins]

Now.

[John Holmberg]

This is the Doug hopkins After he buys your house.

[Doug Hopkins]

Yes.

[John Holmberg]

Yeah. How about that? Yeah.

[Doug Hopkins]

So that's out this week.

[John Holmberg]

Power washer simulator 2.

[Doug Hopkins]

All right. On Netflix. Nobody wants this. The Kristen Bell. I don't remember the him.

[John Holmberg]

Yeah, Adam.

[Doug Hopkins]

Adam, whatever.

[John Holmberg]

The guy from the OC and of.

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[John Holmberg]

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[John Holmberg]

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[Doug Hopkins]

I think it's. I think it's for your people because I think he's Jewish in this. Yeah, I think he's Jewish. I think he's a rabbi, actually. It's for your people. It's not.

[John Holmberg]

Rabbis don't make out with gentiles.

Well, they do produce this or what?

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[John Holmberg]

Holmberg's Morning Sickness on Sunday. Tapestry of puss. A quilt, if you will, of different puss. That kiss is happening. Yeah.

[Doug Hopkins]

Stick with Tapestry. That sounds.

[John Holmberg]

You like the Tapestry of pussy.

[Doug Hopkins]

Yes.

[John Holmberg]

That's a good opening band for Kiss on hbo.

[Doug Hopkins]

This debuts on Sunday. Welcome to Derry. Kind of an amalgamation of all Stephen King's stuff from.

[John Holmberg]

From Derry, Maine, right?

[Doug Hopkins]

Yeah.

[John Holmberg]

It's got Shawshank in it. It's got the dog. Cujo got the cemetery. It's got all of It's Christine roll up too.

In the parking lot.

He's not part of this. Outside of giving them permission to write welcome to Dairy.

[Doug Hopkins]

Yeah, I think so.

[John Holmberg]

Yeah. But it's a bunch of horrible things that happened to the residents of. Based on a bunch of Stephen King.

It doesn't look too bad.

[Doug Hopkins]

There's a.

[John Holmberg]

It's a good idea. It's sort of what Fargo did where they took the ideas of what the Coen brothers have done and incorporated into a show. You don't like it much down here. Welcome to Derry. And that's on what?

[Doug Hopkins]

It's on hbo on Starts on Sunday.

[John Holmberg]

He didn't do it right.

[Doug Hopkins]

He didn't.

[John Holmberg]

Most of his movies.

No, they're terrible. He just gave him the thumbs up and said, take my ideas and go nuts.

[Doug Hopkins]

Another author is out with her latest, Anne Rice's Talamasca, the secret order.

[John Holmberg]

Isn't Anne Rice like vampire? Thousands of years old, though.

[Doug Hopkins]

Or maybe she's not making puppies.

[John Holmberg]

No, that was Twilight.

[Doug Hopkins]

That's what I mean. She didn't write those.

[John Holmberg]

No, I don't think so. And this is about what I can help you with.

[Doug Hopkins]

It's a Another vampire type show.

[John Holmberg]

This would be something.

So much I can share. Your spy?

[Doug Hopkins]

No.

[John Holmberg]

CIA. MI6. We want to hire you. By me.

[Doug Hopkins]

He checks several boxes.

[John Holmberg]

You're orphaned, secretive, smart and live a rare task. Espionage.

[Doug Hopkins]

Latest addition to the immortal universe and follows up on the groundwork laid in. Interview with The Vampire, Season 2. The series focuses on the titular secret organization that tracks supernatural creatures across the globe and stars Nicholas Denton as an aspiring lawyer who suddenly finds himself becoming Talamaska's new recruit. So, immortal CIA, I guess this one debuts on Netflix and I think it might be on Apple or it was produced by them. This is a house of dynamite. This is Kathryn Bigelow's latest movie.

[John Holmberg]

Keeps the world straight. She did the bomb. Heart Locker. They see how prepared we are when.

[Doug Hopkins]

A single unattributed missile is launched at the United States. A race begins to determine who is responsible and how to respond.

[John Holmberg]

We'd know in seconds.

[Doug Hopkins]

Well, that's the point of this. Like, they don't know exactly who the perpetrator is. Even though it came from. From Russia or Eastern Asia.

[John Holmberg]

Approximately three minutes ago, we detected an ICBM over the Pacific.

[Doug Hopkins]

Just one.

[John Holmberg]

It's North Korea. It's an excuse to get whoever you.

[Doug Hopkins]

Hate in the continental United States. Yeah, and supposedly that's what. How. How this deals with.

[John Holmberg]

Is this real? I hate how they always make the people who do this for a living scared when the missiles come in.

[Doug Hopkins]

Yeah, that's what they train for their.

[John Holmberg]

Whole life, you know?

[Doug Hopkins]

Yeah. We're short on time, so that's all I got for you.

[John Holmberg]

There you go. Go ahead. You grab that.

[Doug Hopkins]

My turn.

[John Holmberg]

All right.

I'll try to make it quick as well.

Here.

New something for new Music from the Acacia Strain. This is Holy Moonlight.

A guy I rode bikes with once had this on his handlebars. I wanted to go the other way. It's too much ankle anxiety when you're trying to concentrate on something that can hurt you.

[Doug Hopkins]

Didn't you do this with Terror, though?

[John Holmberg]

Terror's not like this.

[Doug Hopkins]

Oh, no.

[John Holmberg]

The Acacia Strain is actually fairly melodic for this style, but it gets.

[Doug Hopkins]

I don't know what style this is.

[John Holmberg]

When you're just trying to enjoy the day. Yeah. And maybe get a little extra energy.

[Doug Hopkins]

Bit aggro.

[John Holmberg]

Yeah.

[Doug Hopkins]

This is.

[John Holmberg]

Yeah, this gets to be that. What do they call that? Toxic masculinity. Lubed hard. I know, but it is.

[Doug Hopkins]

It's just being political.

[John Holmberg]

Too much testosterone.

Here's de's nuts.

Yeah.

Five gold chains. That's why I picked it.

This is going to be dirty now. Let's band is called D's Nuts. Yeah.

[Doug Hopkins]

Don't hate it.

[John Holmberg]

No. I'm.

I'm going to check it out more. Actually.

I like it a lot.

[Doug Hopkins]

Tomorrow's Wake Up Sl.

[John Holmberg]

I like these nuts. All right. We'll check it out tomorrow, though. I want more of these nuts in my ears.

Mammoth is putting their album out. We all know that one now. I mean, this is the end. Remember?

We've been playing this for a minute. Yeah.

So. But the album's finally coming out on Friday.

That's right. We've seen this. Wolfie.

Should be doing that.

Wolfie should be doing that constantly. Okay.

Soul Fly's got a new one out. This is Storm the Gates.

All right. Hello.

This was his original. Soulfly is.

Yes.

Sepultura was his previous.

All right. Giving you what Soul Fly or Soul Fly does. All right.

I'm gonna. I'm gonna play this one. See if you can guess it. It's an AI song. I'm gonna do it without the. Without the. Hang on, Let me.

I had a guess.

Let me kill that one.

The name of it.

Yeah. Tell me if you can think of who. This. What song? This is an AI song.

It's a rap song.

[Doug Hopkins]

Oh, no.

[John Holmberg]

Done in 70s.

Does it lose yourself? No. You're gonna.

You're gonna ask yourself.

Snoop Dogg. Damn it. Parents just don't understand. Damn it. Easy. Nope. Double damn it, Houdini. All right. Stop what you're doing in the image and the style that you use I.

[Doug Hopkins]

Look funny, but yo, I'm making money.

[John Holmberg]

See so, yo, world, I hope you're ready for me. Digital Underground laid down by the Underground. This is awesome. It works. This is a Name is humpty, pronounced with a humpty Y. Ladies know how I like. Come on. Come on. I'm getting to where I'm liking the AI world more than my own. It's scary. That's awesome. Damn it, Brett. Every week. Yeah. The intro is so hard. Yeah. Get when you get into it. Well, I just kept hearing the dun and it was repetitive. I'm like, that's like Eminem. But, nope, not even close.

Here's country boys in the hood it's.

Easy E. Is this clean?

Yeah, I. I don't know how clean it is.

Woke up quick at about noon Just thought that I had to be in Compton I gotta get drunk before the day begin before my mother starts bitching about my friend all right, I'm gonna leave it right there.

We need to play that for Dale. Yeah, he won't catch that one.

[Doug Hopkins]

All right.

[John Holmberg]

And that brings us to N word or fword, the game that sweeping the nation today. We're gonna do trick daddy.

Oh. Let's go. That's. Little John is in this. I'm gonna say F word, Brady. Angry N word. Okay.

[Doug Hopkins]

Well, I guess that leaves all the kind.

[John Holmberg]

Colloquial or the mother?

[Doug Hopkins]

No, I'll go colloquial.

[John Holmberg]

And it comes up like they're both back to back. Just which one's first?

Okay.

And it is kind of quick, so.

Okay, here we go. There we go. I got it.

So who had the F word?

You didn't, man. And it was. Yeah. There was only one word.

Separating. Yes.

The f from the angry end.

Yes.

Tight, tight battle this week. Once again, I come out on top. AI, you are becoming my best friend. Yeah. No, I'm going to listen to that with you. We got the entertainment drill coming up next. It's 98 Arizona's most powerful, powerful rock radio station.