geremydingle's Podcast

Holiday show: Annie Fanny discusses green gifts and shares budget-friendly present ideas with Geremy, who in turn plays three unique seasonal songs of his own, and Agent Smak reads a funny Santa story.

This tribute to animator/director Chuck Jones and some of his colleagues covers his Warner Brothers cartoons to the Grinch.

Geremy shares a prolific moment concerning political jargon, does a parody of a dog food commercial, and re-creates a scene from the Kubrick film "The Shining."

From the Halloween show, Agent Smak reads a scary short story called "The Hairy Toe", and Geremy interviews a vampire from Bucurest known as Dragaslov.

Top 13 horror movies from the 1970's and 80's, according to Annie Fanny of the Dingleberry News, who runs down the list with Geremy.

Annie Fanny delivers the Dingleberry News, and Geremy salutes Paul Newman's contributions to American cinema by covering "The Sting" on Classic Film Scenes Re-Created.

An economic/political overview that includes a funny audio compilation of Obama and McCain's 2008 campaigns, followed by a listener who calls in and gets patched through to Sean Connery.

Geremy delves into the origins of scat singing in early American jazz from the 1920's-1960's with an intelligent discussion and samples on a segment called "Playa del Songo."

"The Dingleberry News" features Annie Fanny (an original character voiced by Geremy Dingle) presenting a series of bizarre-but-true world news stories from across the globe.

Agent Smak delivers a compelling and insightful commentary called "Censorship: from Socrates to Carlin and Beyond" on a regular DNRS segment known as Hot Topics. The Agent Smak character is voiced by Geremy Dingle.

Geremy discusses hurricanes and suggests preventative building measures for those in affected areas to consider, followed by a unique piece of Water Music called "The Gargler of Beverly Hills", and a ball-fetcher from the US Open pops into the studio unexpectedly.

Host Geremy Dingle answers a listener's question, plays a funny outgoing voicemail message by California's Governator, and covers "Casablanca" on a recurring show segment called: Classic Film Scenes Re-Created.