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It's the vert show.
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I know. Women want to believe they can do things just as well as guys in every aspect of life. The truth is, it's not the case. I am all for women's rights, but there are some things that guys can just frankly do better than women.
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Hey, Tracy.
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One is sound effect. Noise with your mouth.
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Do a machine gun noise.
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Yeah, you say no, no, no, no, no. Jeff, do a machine gun.
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No, that sounds like a deck of declaration. Shuffling cards. One more time, Tracy. All right. I'm going to shoot your cards with my machine gun. Go ahead.
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You're way better than she is. Do it again, Jeff. How do you do that? What a gift.
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Thank you very much. You tried.
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See, guys can do that. Women can. Exactly. A liar. Yeah, that's some things women can't do. Like I can do.
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Here, throw. Throw me a sound effect. I can do any sound effect.
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Okay, how about now? You go first. You do Tracy. You do Tracy the intern a pistol shot.
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You see? All right, Jeff, you see, it's in the throat. Try it again.
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All right, now you try cannon shot this time.
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Use your diaphragm like this.
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All right. Try a fire truck. Tracy.
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That one's from. That one's from the back of the throat. Like this.
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You're gonna hurt yourself, though, man.
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See how he sees my eye? Always makes one of my eyes go bloodshot when I do.
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Tracy, try a car peeling. That's not bad, Jeff. Okay. All right, already.
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It's the virtual.
Date: October 27, 2025
Host: Pionaire Podcasting
Main Cast: Bert, Jeff, Tracy (intern)
Theme: Exploring whether men are inherently better at making mouth-generated sound effects than women
This lively segment from The Bert Show centers on a cheeky—and potentially controversial—debate: Are men just naturally better at performing sound effects with their mouths than women? What starts as a playful challenge between the cast quickly turns into a comedic competition, with Bert making his case and inviting his co-hosts to back up (or disprove) his bold claim live on air.
The conversation is rooted in the show's signature style—playful, teasing, and propelled by friendly competition. The hosts are quick to roast each other but equally quick with support or “you tried!” encouragement. The tone is semi-sarcastic, very lighthearted, and in line with the spirit of morning radio that doesn’t take itself too seriously.
This episode is a fast-paced, humorous back-and-forth about who rules the world of homemade sound effects. While Bert’s stance is deliberately provocative, the resulting “sound FX Olympics” is all in good fun, and cohosts deliver plenty of laughs—whether their sound effects stick the landing or not. It’s classic Bert Show: silly camaraderie, a dash of competition, and jokes flying as fast as the fake machine gun noises.