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Demico stops by on the eve of his fight at Snoqualmie Casino for Rumble on the Ridge 10.

Yaaaaaay! Beer and wine are good for you!!! Yaaaaaaay!!! Winning Powerball would also be good for you.

Dominic called today to promote ABC's Flash Forward. Everything was going great until RR asked about his personal life.

With songs by Guns Of Nevada, Godspit, All Time High, Emeralds and more.

Tahiti Steve and Vicky Barcelona try something new by filming themselves during the podcast. They also hit on the Sounders and random Facebook questions including who should play the next Crow.

Tahiti Steve shows off the evolution of his hair and Annabelle talks about a good business idea all while a familiar laugh is present! *Special Guest Alert: Toppy*

Captain Sig Hansen called in this morning to promote his new book "North By Northwestern. We had some help with the Sig interview from our new friend Anthony Anderson.

from Law and Order, Harold and Kumar and The Departed joined us in studio this morning to promote his new movie The Back Up Plan with J-Lo.

Comedian Andy Kindler is in studio and will be at Laughs Comedy Spot in Kirkland this weekend. Check out the clubs website at www.laughscomedy.com

Jonah Hill came in studio this morning to promote his new movie "Get Him To The Greek" which hits theaters June 4th.

Katie from the new movie KICK ASS! called in this morning to promote the movie, we also talked about her career on TV Soap Operas. Check it out, we all loved this flick!

It's the sex ed edition of "Would you buy it?" plus how big of a jack ass is Big Ben? Real big

We were joined by former Seahawks wide receiver Nate Burleson to talk about his charity basketball game this Saturday, April 24 in the Squalicum High. Seating will
be limited.

Tickets for $25 may be purchased during school hours at Squalicum High School, Prostock Athletics or online at Brown Paper Tickets http://www.brownpapertickets.com/.

Philip Dawdy, Campaign Director and Initiative Co-Author for Sensible Washington came on the show today to talk about I-1068. If passed, this measure would remove state civil and criminal penalties for persons eighteen years or older who cultivate, possess, transport, sell, or use marijuana.