BEST OF HMS PODCASTS - MONDAY - December 30, 2024 - Entertainment Drill CLASSIC - Racist Black Lady Brady - IshKabibble - w/Reactions And Definition Of Ishkabiblle - March 2006

Summary

Summary of "BEST OF HMS PODCASTS - MONDAY - December 30, 2024"

Introduction

In this special episode of Holmberg's Morning Sickness from December 30, 2024, the hosts—John Holmberg, Brady Bogen, Bret Vesely, and Dick Toledo—delve into a mix of Hollywood tales, legal dramas, and humorous banter. This "Best Of" compilation captures memorable moments from past episodes, highlighting the show's signature blend of entertainment, commentary, and comedy.

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Hollywood Highlights and Movie Buzz

The episode kicks off with Diane noting, “It's been a very Hollywood day” ([01:54]), setting the stage for a lively discussion on recent happenings in the entertainment industry. The hosts reflect on various actors and movies, showcasing their penchant for humorous critiques and lighthearted observations.

• Silent Actress Commentary: Diane shares her impressions of a silent female performer, saying, “She's purty. We're just a bunch of hillbillies. That pretty girl stood there real quiet” ([02:18]). Eric echoes her sentiments, adding, “She's Pretty” ([02:05]), highlighting the group's appreciation for unexpected talents in Hollywood.

• Robert Blake's Bankruptcy Case: The conversation shifts to legal troubles in Hollywood as Eric mentions, “On Wednesday, the U.S. bankruptcy judge voided Robert Blake's bid for Chapter 11. He got denied, so he's on the hook for the 30 million dollar payback” ([03:03]). Diane humorously responds, “Does Beretta have 30 million bones?” ([02:53]), poking fun at the situation.

• Barry Bonds and the Steroid Scandal: A significant portion of the discussion revolves around Barry Bonds' legal battles. Eric explains, “Barry Bonds is suing them because they obtained documents that were confidential. His testimony, the grand jury” ([03:20]). Diane jests about writing a sensational book titled Lying, Filthy, Dirty, Greasy Barry Bonds on Steroids, urging Bonds to take legal action if he wishes ([04:42]). Eric adds, “Barry is gonna actually talk about steroids. He's got that reality show that's gonna run on ESPN April 4th” ([04:47]), indicating Bonds' attempt to address the allegations publicly.

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Movie Reviews and Casting Choices

The hosts delve into upcoming film releases, particularly Spike Lee's Inside Man. Tim humorously confuses characters, leading to a playful exchange about casting decisions.

• Diane remarks, “She did look kind of hot. Have you seen the previews of this?” ([05:37]), referring to Jodie Foster's role.

• Eric shares his plan, “Eric is dashing out right after this show and catching the first show of Larry the Cable Guy. Health inspector” ([05:57]).

The discussion illustrates the hosts' casual approach to movie critiques, blending humor with genuine interest in Hollywood productions.

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The "Ishkabibble" Conundrum

A standout segment of the episode involves a perplexing and comedic debate over the term "Ishkabibble."

• Eric introduces the term, “Ish Kabibble's another character” ([11:07]), leading to confusion among the hosts.

• Diane exclaims, “I won't Google ishkabibble. Yes, it's baby talk” ([12:20]), expressing frustration over the unclear reference.

• The conversation spirals with repeated attempts to define "Ishkabibble," culminating in Diane's exasperated declaration, “Stop saying things that don't make sense and then making me think about them. That drives me insane” ([16:49]).

This segment showcases the hosts' chemistry and ability to turn a nonsensical topic into a source of comedy, engaging listeners with their rapid-fire exchanges and escalating humor.

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Closing Remarks and Final Thoughts

As the episode wraps up, the hosts transition back to promotional segments, maintaining the show's trademark blend of content and advertisements.

• John Holmberg signs off with, “Arizona's most powerful rock media stat said fully erect” ([17:36]), seamlessly integrating sponsor messages into the show's closing.

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Notable Quotes

• Diane: “She's purty. We're just a bunch of hillbillies. That pretty girl stood there real quiet.” ([02:18])

• Eric: “On Wednesday, the U.S. bankruptcy judge voided Robert Blake's bid for Chapter 11. He got denied, so he's on the hook for the 30 million dollar payback.” ([03:03])

• Diane: “I have a book I'm doing with my grandma, and we talked to her earlier about how Barry Bonds is on steroids...” ([03:49])

• Eric: “Barry is gonna actually talk about steroids. He's got that reality show that's gonna run on ESPN April 4th.” ([04:47])

• Diane: “Stop saying things that don't make sense and then making me think about them. That drives me insane.” ([16:49])

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Conclusion

This episode of Holmberg's Morning Sickness encapsulates the show's essence: a humorous take on current events, pop culture, and the quirks of Hollywood, all delivered through the dynamic interplay of its hosts. From legal dramas to baffling terminology like "Ishkabibble," the episode offers listeners a blend of insightful commentary and comedic relief, staying true to Arizona's #1 Morning Radio Show reputation.

Transcript

[John Holmberg]

All right, HMS Podcast, time again to let you know where to go for some great comedy in the Valley this week. Get out to the Tempe Improv on the east side to see Paul Versey on Thursday and Beth Stelling Friday, Saturday and Sunday. The Desert Ridge Improv up north features Sarah Weinschenk this Thursday and Joe Derosa on Friday and Saturday. And downtown at Stand Up Live, check out the very funny Lil Rel performing Friday, Saturday and Sunday for the complete lineups. And for tickets, go to standuplive.com desertridgeimprov.com and tempeimprov.com it's John Holberg here.

[Brady]

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[Eric]

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[Tim]

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[Diane]

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[Brady]

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[Diane]

It's been a very Hollywood day.

[Eric]

Yes, it has.

[Diane]

David Faustino, Jason Muse, Danny Trio. The girl, the. The girl that didn't talk. I felt bad for her.

[Eric]

She's Pretty.

[Diane]

She's the one that. If she came in here by herself. Exactly. That's all. That's all we're left. She's purty. We're just a bunch of hillbillies. That pretty girl stood there real quiet, like the whole time I looked at.

[Eric]

Her and I said, hi. And I said, dang, Miss America, I'm.

[Toledo]

Gonna marry you, black woman. You're purty.

[Diane]

But yeah, watch, she'll blow up.

[Tim]

She'll be like the next Nicole Kidman or something.

[Diane]

That'd be great just based on her performance here. You think? Yeah, could be. It's time for the entertainment. Drill Brady Entertainment.

[Eric]

On Wednesday, the U.S. bankruptcy judge voided Robert Blake's bid for Chapter 11. He got denied, so he's on the hook for the 30 million dollar payback.

[Diane]

Oh, he's got to pay it.

[Eric]

Pay the family. Yeah.

[Diane]

Does Beretta have 30 million bones?

[Eric]

Well, evidently he's got some cash because they wouldn't turn.

[Diane]

Shaking his head. Oh, yeah, Brett is gone. You think so?

[Tim]

How do you know? What do you hang out with Robert Blake?

[Eric]

He claimed his total assets were $500,000 the max.

[Diane]

Tim, turn. You just sit there and keep your eye on the sparrow. Okay, Before.

[Tim]

Before he was here, he was Robert Blake's intern.

[Diane]

A few people got that, but you.

[Eric]

Know, maybe he's making that kind of coin being a stable boy. Right now Barry Bonds is suing the two authors who detailed the steroid use in their new book, Game of Shadows. But he's not suing them for libel. He's suing them because they obtained documents that were confidential. His testimony, the grand jury. So he's not suing them about the actual.

[Diane]

I have a. I have a book I'm doing with my grandma, and we talked to her earlier about how Barry Bonds is on steroids and he goes back to Africa to start a missionary and. Yeah, missionary, yeah, I don't know. But the hospital, I'm not real sure what my grandma was up to there. I don't know. But either way, my book is called that Lying Filthy. Barry Bonds is on Steroids. He can sue me if he wants, but when you're, you know, 35 and 180 pounds and 40 and 290 pounds and you can climb buildings and stuff.

[Eric]

But his point to the lawsuit is on this is he wants the profits to go to, you know, him, basically.

[Tim]

Of course he does. Because he doesn't have enough money.

[Diane]

No, exactly. Well, he is selling the book.

[Eric]

Exactly.

[Diane]

If it wasn't for him, that book has no chance. But that's why my book Lying, Filthy, Dirty, Greasy Barry Bonzes on Steroids should go through the roof. Just based on the.

[Tim]

I think so.

[Diane]

It's 400 pages of my opinion why I think Barry Bonds is on steroids.

[Eric]

Well, Barry is gonna actually talk about steroids. He's got that reality show that's gonna run on ESPN April 4th and.

[Diane]

Which is being nice.

[Eric]

He didn't want to talk about it, but the producer says I'm not gonna be able to air this thing unless you address it.

[Diane]

What's the point?

[Tim]

Yeah, the thing is, if he didn't do it, why isn't he suing these guys for slander?

[Diane]

I don't know.

[Tim]

You sue him for.

[Eric]

Then you're saying he's just talking about. These guys are basically profiting off of him.

[Tim]

Right. But that's. The lawsuit has nothing to do with the slander. You know it. He's not saying they're wrong.

[Eric]

Which.

[Tim]

Yeah.

[Eric]

Movies this weekend. Inside Man. That's a Spike Lee film that was gonna suck.

[Diane]

But that thing is getting great reviews. You know what? Jody Foster and Denzel Washington about the bank heist. Oh, it looks.

[Eric]

This is not a bank heist.

[Tim]

Must be Dog Day Afternoon. Ish.

[Diane]

Yeah, but Jodie Foster actually looks pretty in it, which is shocking because there's.

[Eric]

Another movie that's Sophia Bush and rewind the tape.

[Tim]

John just said that Jody Foster.

[Diane]

She did look kind of hot. Have you seen the previews of this? He looks pretty in it.

[Eric]

And Jody Foster.

[Diane]

I'm not saying it's like Adriana Lima.

[Eric]

Eric is dashing out right after this show and catching the first show of Larry the Cable Guy. Health inspector.

[Diane]

Done. Anybody who thinks that's funny still.

[Tim]

Yeah.

[Diane]

You should be shot. Thank you. Tim. Turn. Get her done.

[Toledo]

Get her done.

[Diane]

Get her done. Looks like you got a toilet out of work there, huh? I can fix that.

[Toledo]

Get her done.

[Diane]

Is that hilarious?

[Tim]

Way to go, John.

[Toledo]

Get her done.

[Tim]

You screwed us now.

[Diane]

Why?

[Tim]

We're gonna get turn there right now.

[Eric]

You know that term's trademarked get her done.

[Tim]

We have just lost about half our listeners.

[Diane]

Was it ever funny to any of you guys?

[Tim]

I thought it was all right. Really?

[Diane]

Tim, turn. No, I never got this.

[Tim]

I like the original. The comedy show they did, the Blue Collar Comedy Tour.

[Eric]

I never laughed at the voice more than anything.

[Diane]

That one.

[Tim]

Yeah, he had some good. He had some good jokes.

[Eric]

Hillbilly talks funny.

[Tim]

Did you just say hillbilly?

[Diane]

Twice. See, hillbilly talk's funny, not hillbilly talk. Is funny. Hillbilly talks funny.

[Eric]

TJ from aj.

[Diane]

Get her done.

[Toledo]

Get her done. Get er done. Get her done.

[Diane]

That's all I do when I see him on tv. I used to love Hee Haw. Not really, but it's the same thing. The get er done thing is just as good. He might as well pop out of a corn patch and say it. Get er done.

[Eric]

Woohoo. There are some babes on Hee Haw.

[Diane]

Yeah, that's the only reason. Anybody? Well, my grandpa watched Hee Haw a lot.

[Tim]

Hold on. That goes back to your whole theory about Woo Hoo.

[Diane]

Well, my Woohoo means that something bad's.

[Tim]

About to happen and you just did it, so.

[Diane]

Oh, well, no, I mean, only in.

[Tim]

You're just jealous because he has like 50 million.

[Diane]

$80 million. Last year, 90 products that he sells.

[John Holmberg]

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[Eric]

Hey, it's Larry McFeely here with Wayne from Amco. And Wayne, now that it's getting warmer, I turned on the AC in my car and the air's blowing kind of cool, but it really smells like a basement.

[Diane]

What can I do about that, Larry? Your car' should be checked and serviced every year. Plus, replacing the cabin air filter helps.

[Wayne]

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[Diane]

Nice.

[Eric]

Is that a big deal to get done?

[Diane]

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[Eric]

Google Amco for your nearest location. That's Amco Double A, MCO transmissions and.

[John Holmberg]

A whole lot more.

[Diane]

Holmberg's morning Sickness.

[Eric]

I told you yesterday about Fantasia Barrino and her Lifetime movie about herself. She's gonna play.

[Diane]

Who's gonna read her the script she can't read?

[Eric]

Good question. She said she's scheduled to air in August, so she'll have to better get on it.

[Diane]

She better brush up on the fact she can't read it.

[Eric]

Might be pretty much like a Waiting for Guffman. They're gonna let her improv.

[Toledo]

I don't need to read it, baby. I love that.

[Eric]

Best in show. She'll improv with. Yeah, with Fred Willard.

[Diane]

Every time she's.

[Eric]

Fred Willard will pay her, dad.

[Diane]

You think?

[Eric]

No, I don't know.

[Diane]

Good casting there, Fantasia. Come on down.

[Toledo]

I'm a. Comin. Daddy.

[Diane]

Fantasia is the maid from Gone with the Wind.

[Toledo]

Miss Scarlet. Miss Scarlet.

[Eric]

What was her name?

[Diane]

Missy.

[Eric]

Or it was.

[Diane]

I forget. Get on that.

[Eric]

Tituba. Or something like that.

[Diane]

That's it. Tituba. That isn't even remotely close.

[Eric]

Tituba came from Uncle Tom's Cabin.

[Tim]

I. Oh, great.

[Eric]

That was a character in that book.

[Diane]

Did you learn anything?

[Eric]

I remember reading the book. Tituba, Rock and Roll Fantasy camp is back.

[Diane]

I can't hear you through your hood. Take it off.

[Eric]

And this year's counselors include Dr. John, George Thorogood, John Anderson, Twisted Sisters, D. Snyder, John Anderson, Patty McDaniel. He's a country guy. I think you got.

[Diane]

I thought you'd play Fantasia in the movie, Brady.

[Eric]

I might.

[Toledo]

Oh, Lord, Lord, Lord. My babies don't know who I am.

[Tim]

Black Lady Brady.

[Diane]

It's Black Lady Brady.

[Toledo]

Oh, no, you didn't.

[Diane]

No, you didn't.

[Eric]

And then the last thing is, Saget snagged the narrator for his farce of the penguins.

[Diane]

Who is it?

[Eric]

Samuel L. Jackson.

[Diane]

Nice.

[Toledo]

What you gonna do with all them humps? Oh, damn humps.

[Eric]

He also has gotten Jason Alexander, Whoopi Goldberg to do some stuff. And Allison Hannigan.

[Diane]

It wasn't Tituba. Brady, I've been handed a note that you've confused tituba with Hattie McDaniel.

[Eric]

Who's Hattie McDaniel?

[Diane]

The maid from Spawn. With a wind.

[Eric]

Yeah, Tituba. We gotta look it up.

[Toledo]

Yeah, Tituba.

[Eric]

I just came up with that.

[Diane]

Tituba.

[Eric]

No, it is a real character.

[Diane]

It is not.

[Eric]

Huh?

[Diane]

Can't be.

[Eric]

Ish Kabibble.

[Diane]

What's Ish Kabibble? What are you doing?

[Eric]

Ish Kabibble's another character.

[Diane]

You're making drug deals on the air, aren't you?

[Eric]

Nope.

[Toledo]

Ishka.

[Eric]

Bibble.

[Toledo]

Eagle Flies at Midnight. Meet you at the point.

[Eric]

Chuckle.

[John Holmberg]

No.

[Eric]

Ish Kabibble.

[Diane]

Yeah, because you're both a thousand.

[Eric]

I don't know Ish Kabibble. I know Ish Kabibble.

[Diane]

What is Ish Kabibble? Brady, Stop it.

[Eric]

My friend Steve Weed dog. That was the name of his dog growing up. Ishka Bibble. Was a basset hound and then was on like, the Jack Parr Show.

[Diane]

I'm gonna reach up, I'm gonna. I'm gonna pull your prostate out and show it to you before you die.

[Eric]

Calm down. Tituba.

[Diane]

Jack Johnson, Tom O'Leary, if you want to throw fisticuffs, fine.

[Tim]

Let's take Woody on him.

[Diane]

We are now. I'm gonna be thinking of the word Ishka bibble all day. Is it biblical?

[Eric]

No. Something like the Jack Car show or something, you know, Ish kabibble.

[Tim]

That's another word for Beelzebub.

[Eric]

Pick one of those.

[Toledo]

Yeah, it's the devil. Ish kabibble. I'm under attack from Ishkabibble.

[Tim]

Google.

[Diane]

I won't Google ishkabibble. Yes, it's baby talk.

[Eric]

Google it now.

[Diane]

No, you Google ishkabibble, because that is just babies chatting.

[Tim]

The dumbest argument ever.

[Diane]

This happens to us.

[Toledo]

Google Ishkabble. Tatuba.

[Eric]

I guarantee you one thing.

[Diane]

Three things that aren't words.

[Toledo]

Hillbillies talk funny.

[Tim]

How do you spell Ishka Bibble.

[Diane]

You Google it, Brady.

[Toledo]

All right. Ishkabil. Tatuba.

[Eric]

Toledo's three week old infant says more coherent stuff. Use it in the sentence. Please clean my porch. That's.

[Diane]

You are a horrible race.

[Eric]

Jeez.

[Diane]

You know what you've done is my grandma's going, oh, Tituba would be a good name for my characters. Ishkabibel, Tituba, Google. I don't want to know what ishkabibul is. Don't call with it. It's 98 KUPD.

[Tim]

I get a Spanish website.

[Diane]

Yeah, don't clean Brady's porch. Tituba. Find a job. You're equal to all of us. Unlike what Brady thinks, It's 98 KUPD.

[Brady]

Tutu Holmberg's morning sickness.

[Diane]

Everybody with the Ishk Bible and all the stuff. Finally you've got it. Toledo found out what ishkabibil is, and it's driving us all bananas. By the way, what was the other one? Tituba. Tituba. Yeah, that's how it is.

[Eric]

Tituba. But here's the reason why you've turned into my grade. In ninth grade, I remember reading a book.

[Diane]

What?

[Eric]

And I just remember the character in it was. We would say, of course, you're a ninth grader.

[Diane]

Look, Tituba.

[Eric]

And we'd always want to talk about them to the teacher. Hey, so Tituba didn't know it's Tituba.

[Diane]

So that was Your education in Ohio.

[Eric]

Yeah, but it ended up being from the Crucible, right?

[Diane]

Yeah. She was the one of the slaves in the Crucible. But she was from like somewhere else. And she was one of the witches. Indian.

[Eric]

A witch? Yeah.

[Diane]

The witcher from who cares?

[Eric]

Barbados.

[Diane]

And more importantly, Ishka Bibble. To get it off.

[Tim]

Before the wise men could follow the star to find the baby Jesus. The little monkey Ishkabibble snuck into their tent.

[Diane]

I knew this all comes back to Jesus.

[Eric]

That's not the Ishka Bibble I was talking about.

[Diane]

Yeah, you don't even know.

[Eric]

Called Bunny. And she said Ishka Bibble was a musician. And swinging Sammy K's band. Who is from the 30s. He's like Benny Goodman and.

[Diane]

Hold on. The three wise men needed a monkey to find Jesus?

[Tim]

I'm just saying that's what wise are you.

[Eric]

How long they looked for like three years. They followed that story.

[Diane]

And they're not all that wise.

[Tim]

Ishkabibel is a master of lies. Able to twist the truth to such a point where others believe night is actually day. Many thieves pay homage to him and hope to protection from the law.

[Eric]

But see, that is from one story.

[Tim]

His temples often serve as huge vaults. And tempt those that worship him. The God of trickery. Master of deceit. Lord of rogues. Prince of lies.

[Diane]

And he's a monkey?

[Tim]

Apparently.

[Eric]

Would be another name for the devil.

[Tim]

I would think they told you Bell's about the devil.

[Diane]

Nice job. It goes back to Eric.

[Eric]

So that guy was a devil on a horn. Ishkabibble.

[Diane]

I knew this was swinging back to Jesus.

[Eric]

Swing and sway. Sammy K. So wait a minute.

[Tim]

Does it have to do with a musician?

[Eric]

They called him Ishka Bibble. And then my friend Steve Weed had a dog and he called it Ishka Bibble.

[Diane]

Your world is just different than all of ours. What color is the sky where you live? Because it's not blue. And how many moons at night? Because it's not one. Ishkabibil was a monkey that led the wise men.

[Eric]

And when my grandchildren breakfast, he would make panickers.

[Diane]

Ishkabiba was like. Like GPS for the wise men.

[Eric]

No, he wasn't.

[Brady]

Yes, he was.

[Eric]

That's a story.

[Diane]

It's all a story. But Ishkabibble's now the monkey at fault in the story. But he led him to the Jesus. The monkey. Ish Kabibble.

[Tim]

I'm confused.

[Diane]

All I know is I no longer believe anything.

[Tim]

When you make up words, Brady. You know what you're talking about.

[Diane]

Yeah, when you just start spouting out babble crap. Back it up.

[Toledo]

Ish Kabble is a bib. Ish Kabble. What is that?

[Diane]

Why are you turning it?

[Tim]

What is it?

[Toledo]

I don't know. Ishka Bibble. Ishkibble. Ishka Bibble.

[Diane]

It just happened.

[Toledo]

My friend Steve Weed had a dog named Ishkabibble. So I just said it because I have stupid terraform.

[Eric]

Why would I come up with Ish Kabibble?

[Diane]

We don't know. That's what was driving us.

[Eric]

And I told you.

[Brady]

No, you didn't.

[Eric]

All these years, I'd hear the dog Ish Kabibble. I'm like, where did they come up with that name?

[Diane]

This is what's driving us all mad. I'm gonna take this pen and just jam it in my temple. There's no reason for you to even brought up Ish Kabibble to begin with.

[Eric]

You wagged me on.

[Diane]

Stop it. Stop saying things that don't make sense and then making me think about them. That drives me insane.

[Tim]

Sing the song, John.

[Diane]

I feel pretty and so pretty.

[Eric]

What do you get so worked up for?

[Diane]

Because you just say things. Ish Kabibble. Huh?

[Toledo]

Ishka Bibble.

[Diane]

What is that?

[Toledo]

I don't know.

[Diane]

Why did you say it?

[Toledo]

I don't know.

[Diane]

Are you okay?

[Toledo]

Ishka Bibble.

[Diane]

You did it again.

[Eric]

Clactoria.

[Diane]

Don't do that.

[Brady]

Oh, no.

[Diane]

Collectoria is what the wise men had from banging Ishkabibble the monkey.

[Tim]

Tourette's. Brady's.

[Diane]

Yeah.

[Toledo]

Ishkabel.

[Diane]

Stop it. It's 98K upd.

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