436 - Weird Al Yankovic

Alfred Yankovic is maybe most famous for changing the words of famous songs so that they are about food, but he's so much more than that! We get superman Evan Munro-Smith on this week to talk about the man, the myth, the legend, Weird Al!
This is a comedy/history podcast, the report begins at approximately 09:11 (Evan begins his personal anecdote about Weird Al) then the topic proper begins at 26:03 (though as always, we go off on tangents throughout the report).
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[@samuelgoldberg8260]

Woah, is Downey an entrance to the Fortress of the Mole People? 24:25

[@oliverbender3764]

Concerning stenography, you couldn't write quick enough if you tried to type it down first. Stenographers will copy their protocols down afterwards on a computer; it's possible another reason why they usually change after ten minutes, so that they have time to copy and recreate.

[@fryapp4life]

WAY!!!!!

[@samuelgoldberg8260]

Etta James, not Ella Fitzgerald 2:30:10

[@bourwaz]

#pray4bop