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Where's My Goddamn Medicine? Episode 10
March 12, 2010 
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The award winning podcast "Where's My Goddamn Medicine?" returns this week after a brief hiatus!
This week Ike Reilly plays songs about guys named Jim by guys named Jim. Banker Max Anderson sings a couple of acapella numbers and Ike and Max discuss the upcoming Minneapolis residency. Other highlights include Ike shamelessly asking fans to purchase upwards of 12 CD's each at Amazon.com and a rare version of "Born To be Wild". |
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Where's My Goddamn Medicine? Episode 9
February 12, 2010
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This week on "Where's My Goddamn Medicine?" Ike spins the NEVER BEFORE HEARD track "California Via Tennessee." Another collaboration between Ike and Shooter Jennings, Ike wrote the song for Shooter and sings along on this blazing rocker that appears on Shooter's upcoming album "Hierophant." Ike is joined by Max Anderson and they discuss criticism of "Where's My Goddamn Medicine?" and prepare for next week's release of "Hard Luck Stories."
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Where's My Goddamn Medicine? Episode 8
February 07, 2010
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This week is an ALL VINYL "Where's My Goddamn Medicine?''. Ike falls off the wagon and fires up his record player as he and Max Anderson spin the hits. He has a phone call with pawnbroker/guitar player/bass player/prima dona Tommy O'Donnell regarding nudity and tutelage. Highlights also include a story regarding Bruce Springsteen and Ike sharing a hotel room together in Lancaster, PA.
Ike says of this episode: "I would like to personally apologize for my imitation of Bruce Springsteen who I inadvertently made sound like the character Grady from 'Sanford and Son.' I would like to apologize for any music I tried to perform on this episode. I would like to apologize to the little-old-young-fella I met at the Lincoln Hall show. I thought he was 60 years old and he was in fact only 21. I would like to apologize for everything about this episode. The content, sound quality, everything. I had a strange reaction that evening, we have subsequently contacted Walgreens. Again, I apologize." |
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January 29, 2010
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A LANDMARK EPISODE!
This week on "Where's My Goddamn Medicine?" Max Anderson hosts as Ike performs acoustic versions of "Crave" and "Goddamn Shame" from Salesmen and Racists, "Kara Dean" from Junkie Faithful and "Fish Plant Uprising" from We Belong To The Staggering Evening.
Max proves himself as a talented host, drawing stories about and inspiration for the songs performed on the show. This show is so good we are releasing right now!!! Listen Now!! |
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