Aerosmith Sux: Dick Cream, Shriekflation & the Great Halloween Candy Conspiracy
From Stitch & Oak Was Here · 23:36
Show by Mark Houston
Stitch and Oak are back with another Wednesday edition of the Bert and Ernie Show, and Halloween is getting expensive! The guys tackle “shriekflation,” roast HOAs for allegedly trying to stop people from handing out full-size candy bars, and question why anyone would pay $1,000 to have pumpkins arranged on their porch. Things get even more ridiculous when Poison drummer Rikki Rockett’s real name inspires an entirely inappropriate conversation about stage names. Plus, the guys celebrate Back to the Future Day, debate rock’s most hated songs, defend Aerosmith’s “I Don’t Want to Miss a Thing,” and revisit some classic movie soundtracks. There’s also NBA opening-night chatter, NFL predictions, Rapid City Rush hockey, and a phone-charging debate that somehow turns into a dirty joke. And with the fourth annual Rapid City Creepy Crawl approaching, Stitch and Oak have plenty of Halloween chaos left to unleash! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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