Zac Amico's Morning Zoo - Episode 0003: Scott Chaplain and Anthony Zenhauser
Release Date: April 24, 2025 | Host: GaS Digital Network
1. Introduction and Guest Introductions
The episode kicks off with Zac Amico welcoming listeners to "Zac Amico's Morning Zoo," an unconventional and chaotic drive-time show filled with twisted takes on bizarre news and wild stories.
- Zac Amico [00:30]: "Animals are here to play jokes against you. Start your day. Tell the sandman no more sleep..."
Zac introduces his guests, Scott Chapel from the "Working Stiff Podcast" and Anthony Zenhauser from the "Uncle Rico Show" on the Shuley Network.
2. Zac's WrestleMania Weekend
Zac shares his adventurous experience during WrestleMania weekend in Las Vegas, highlighting spontaneous interactions with pro wrestlers and unexpected cancellations.
- Zac Amico [03:00]: "Wrestlemania weekend, I acted like silly geese... we just have fun. Every day it's something new."
He humorously recounts dressing up in wrestler makeup and participating in indie wrestling matches, emphasizing the wild and unhinged nature of the events.
3. Airline Behaviors and Orthodox Jews on Planes
The hosts delve into a critical discussion about passenger etiquette on flights, particularly focusing on Orthodox and Hasidic Jewish families.
- Zac Amico [08:39]: "They have carriages from, like, 1890... everyone in the back of the plane had to check their bags so they can fly with their magic hats."
They express frustration over perceived inconveniences caused by large families and excessive baggage, sparking a broader conversation about cultural sensitivities and airline policies.
4. Hairstyles: Reaction to Chive.com's Worst Haircuts List
Transitioning to pop culture, the trio critiques the latest list of undesirable hairstyles featured on Chive.com, sharing their humorous and often harsh opinions.
- Scott Chapel [15:32]: "Oh, that is truly ass. Like Home Alone 4 type of shit."
- Zac Amico [15:36]: "They thought people's hair would be in the future. Like Super Mario Brothers hair."
The discussion highlights generational differences in style preferences and the subjective nature of beauty standards.
5. Wrestling Accidents and Incidents during WrestleMania
Zac and his guests discuss alarming incidents that occurred during WrestleMania, including car crashes and staged falls, blending real events with wrestling theatrics.
- Zac Amico [25:49]: "Stone Cold came out in an ATV, crashed into a wall into the LED screen."
- Anthony Zenhauser [26:28]: "He looks good. Oh."
They analyze the blurred lines between performance and real-life consequences in the wrestling industry, sharing anecdotes about safety and entertainment.
6. Movie Discussions: Naked Gun Remake with Liam Neeson
The conversation shifts to film, particularly the upcoming "Naked Gun" remake starring Liam Neeson. The hosts humorously speculate on casting choices and potential plotlines.
- Zac Amico [51:07]: "Naked Gun remake poster... the U is like a penis."
- Anthony Zenhauser [55:22]: "He looks like an exorcist."
They critique the adaptation's direction and casting, comparing it to classic comedies and pondering its reception among fans.
7. Drew Carey Lawsuit and Kill Tony Contestant's Crimes
A serious turn occurs as the hosts discuss a high-profile lawsuit involving Drew Carey and a disturbing case where a "Kill Tony" contestant was involved in murder.
- Shannon [43:14]: "The woman is suing for tens of millions for alleged rapes over a long-term relationship."
- Zac Amico [65:40]: "Drew Carey, 66... Five years after his ex-fiance's murder."
They explore the implications of celebrity scandals on public perception and the intertwining of personal misconduct with professional lives.
8. Pope's Death and Speculations on Successor Popes
The hosts commemorate the passing of the Pope, engaging in a speculative and satirical discussion about potential successors and their characteristics.
- Shannon [54:01]: "He died from a brain bleed while recovering from pneumonia."
- Scott Chapel [57:00]: "There's a conspiracy that there's only one frame left for Popes, meaning one more before the world ends."
This segment blends humor with conspiracy theories, reflecting on the influence of religious leadership in global affairs.
9. Pop Culture References and Personal Anecdotes
Throughout the episode, Zac, Scott, and Anthony interweave numerous pop culture references, personal stories, and comedic bits, creating a tapestry of humor and candid conversation.
- Zac Amico [42:00]: "Grant passed over to the storman JFK's palace."
- Anthony Zenhauser [84:36]: "He's probably on a psychiatric cocktail... he sounds disassociated."
These exchanges highlight the hosts' chemistry and penchant for blending humor with real-world events.
10. Show Promotions and Conclusion
As the episode nears its end, the hosts promote their respective shows and upcoming events, maintaining the show's energetic and unhinged spirit.
- Scott Chapel [87:22]: "I'm with Lewis in Europe, May 28th... Glasgow, Dublin, Manchester, London."
- Anthony Zenhauser [87:14]: "I just came out with my first special, Leticia, premiering on the Shuley Network."
Zac wraps up the episode with final plugs and a heartfelt thank you to listeners.
- Zac Amico [87:58]: "Thank you so much for tuning in. I love you deeply. And we'll see you this Wednesday."
Notable Quotes:
- Zac Amico [03:00]: "Wrestlemania weekend, I acted like silly geese... we just have fun."
- Scott Chapel [15:32]: "Oh, that is truly ass. Like Home Alone 4 type of shit."
- Shannon [54:01]: "He died from a brain bleed while recovering from pneumonia."
- Zac Amico [77:26]: "His pants are falling off. It's a bad look."
Conclusion
Episode 0003 of "Zac Amico's Morning Zoo" delivers a rollercoaster of stories, humor, and candid discussions. From personal escapades during WrestleMania to critical takes on societal behaviors and pop culture, Zac, Scott, and Anthony create an engaging and chaotic narrative that captures the essence of what the show promises: pure fun and unfiltered conversations. Whether you're a wrestling enthusiast, a pop culture aficionado, or just in need of a laugh, this episode offers something for everyone.
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