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  1. Hey Mark. Love the podcast. I think the lady who told her friend that he stinks is not an ahole. I’m sure you stink a lot, I can kinda tell. When Lynda tells you that you stink she is being supportive about your personal hygiene. Maybe you didn’t shower or maybe it’s the dog shit in your pocket, but she is just trying to help you.

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  3. Hey RG
    M&B listener since day one my earliest memory was lucky butt. I think he was a radio intern for Mark and Brian. I remember you went to Notre Dame
    and you rubbed the lucky butt on the field for good luck. that’s at least how I remember it. whatever happened to Lucky butt and do you remember any other shenanigans you guys got up to? Loving you and love the show.

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  5. Soooooo is it just me? Where is the Eventbright tab, app, button? WTF? Did it sell out and I missed it? In Lyndaā€™s words ā€œGoddamnit Markā€. Is it up at a certain time? SRL needs the info. Gomer says hey.

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  6. Very excited for your event at Stixx Cigar Lounge. Where do you purchase tickets as I don’t see where to buy?

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  7. Hi Mark, Haj here. I look forward to the podcast every week. Sorry I’ll miss the cigar store talk and swag sale. It happens just before I return from another Boston visit with my elderly parents.

    As previously requested by another listener, I hope you’re able to get your old assistant Ryan on the show for an update. I had been listening to his podcast, The One Hour Show, until he and his buddies suddenly stopped.

    Can you also get Barry Manilow on the show for an update? I think M&B had him on several times, including the memorable Christmas Show duet with Pamela Holt (Baby It’s Cold Outside). ABC News recently showed an interview clip where he wasn’t sure if/when his singing voice would return after his Stage 1 lung cancer lobectomy.

    Thanks for the weekly shenanigans!
    Haj

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  8. RG,

    40 plus year listener here. I was reading your book again yesterday and – I really hate to bring this up – but I noticed a major typo! I hope you don’t think I’m **** **** head for pointing this out but “Warner Brothers” is spelled “Warner Bros”, not “Warner Brothers.

    Free tickets to the cigar store?

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  9. Hey RG,
    Driving home in LA traffic today, I put on a past episode of Mark&Lynda which I hadn’t heard before, busted me up, I think it may have been one of the best episodes “Bad Mood Bitch”!

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  10. Hi Mark

    Always a great show Love listening every week even if its a short show. Have you thought about recording your Stixx show at the cigar shop and playing it as a special pod cast so we can all enjoy it. Daddy wants to know.

    Say hey to Lynda and Walker

    Love always Richard

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  11. Hi RG, your impeccable attention to detailed arss, forgot to tell us WHAT TIME the Stixx tix go on sale. My 5 year old and I want to adopt a dog. My Indy Delyle, (yes, she was named after your “Delilah” bit), went to heaven last year and she was adopted from the 2011 Mark n Brian pet adoption. It is the perfect homage to Indy Delyle, if we adopt again, from you. BUUUUTTT Stixx won’t allow anyone in who is under 21 . Is there any way the pet adoption can be set up, so we don’t need to enter the “ticketed” area. I am more than happy to pay for tickets, but they won’t let my son in to choose a doggie. Love you and all you do! Forever, your “3 hole Punch Paulette”

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  13. Hey Marc, I watched Love you, miss you. As I do with all of your suggestions, It felt like acting class ā€˜scenesā€™ that were very well executed. If youā€™d like to see Allison being a total badass watch Lou. Iā€™ve watched it twice. Love it!

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  14. Some this week in history items : 1) On June 15, 2007, television history marked the end of an era as Bob Barkerā€™s final episode as host of The Price Is Right aired on CBS. 2) Seventeen years ago today, at midnight on June 12, 2009, the last analog television signals in the United States went dark forever. After decades of black-and-white rabbit ears, rooftop antennas, and the familiar hiss and snow of a weak signal, the nationā€™s full-power broadcast stations completed their mandatory switch to digital transmission 3) On June 11 2002, American television was changed forever. The debut of American Idol on FOX introduced audiences to a new kind of entertainment ā€” one that blurred the line between spectacle and genuine talent discovery, and invited an entire nation to play a role in deciding who deserved a shot at stardom. 4) June 11 marks the 44th anniversary of E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial, Steven Spielbergā€™s beloved science-fiction classic that first graced screens on this day in 1982. 5) Seventy-nine years ago today, one of the most beloved holiday films in American cinema history made its debut. On June 11, 1947, 20th Century Fox unveiled Miracle on 34th Street in theaters, from producer William Perlberg and director George Seaton. The film would go on to become a cornerstone of Christmas culture.

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  15. Hi Mark. Love the podcast.

    Iā€™ve also been enjoying the Past Shows, but recently havenā€™t had luck playing them.

    Iā€™m not complaining; but I am curious if other listeners have encountered this, and what can I do differently to get the past shows playing again?

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