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WMGDM Podcast Episode #17
October 05, 2011 
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Ike and Max reveal the answers to questions regarding funeral attendance, double lung transplants, the alleged deaths of 1000 jackrabbits and Ike tells the touching story of how his song "Put A Little Love In It" came to be written. Fantastic songs about suicide and maternal strippers are also played. |
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Where's My Goddamn Medicine? Episode 16 - Live From El Rauncho Grande
September 23, 2011
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Max Anderson arranges a live performance/broadcast at the local Mexican restaurant El Rauncho Grande. The only thing that unifies the audience is their total indifference to live entertainment. The management frowns upon original music forcing Ike to perform a handful of covers songs. Ike sings Lou Reed's "Perfect Day," The Boxtops "The Letter" and Johnny Mercer's "Summer Wind." Ike is joined musically by Pie-Eyed Pete, the lovely but silent Kara Dean, Phillipe Vasquez and Max. |
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Where's My Goddamn Medicine? Episode 15
August 30, 2011
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This MUST LISTEN episode of "Where's My Goddamn Medicine?" has music by Buck Jones, Ennio Morricone, The Pages, the smoking Kay Martin and a stirring live rendition of "Me and Bobby McGee" performed by Ike, Max, Kara Dean and other pesky hangers-on.
Max and Ike address listener requests, complaints and criticisms and listeners are asked to participate via FACEBOOK in a new trivia game. If you enjoy the show please pass it along. |
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Where's My Goddamn Medicine? Episode 14
August 23, 2011
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An unfulfilled promise to shine light into the dark corners of Libertyville, Illinois turns into a display of the total lack of knowledge that Ike and Max share in regards to film and music and history. Max plays harmonica with the band the Eels on the song "Rotten World Blues" and Kara Dean joins Ike and Max for a drink. Songs by Iggy Stooge, The Ethiopians, Patrick Swayze, David Bowie and the IRA.
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