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Abbott and Costello prepare for Christmas.

Lou needs to get to his radio station. Abbott and Costello do a Watt is Voltage routine. Cary Grant shows up at Lou's radio station. Cary introduces Don Barcley. They do a juggling act. Cary has a writer for Lou's radio station. Lou does an all-night record program.

Song Lyrics are dissected every Saturday for around 30 minutes to make you laugh, smile and groan. Jump into the imaginary world created by master comedians John Menezies and Grant Mullen. Grant and John own an imaginary business where Tom Cruise, Cher, Bono from U2 and other famous stars all work together manufacturing baby pigeons. The boys also eventually get around to talking about the song lyrics in story form. It's the weirdest musical podcast you can find on the interwebs. https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/but-i-wont-do-that/subscribe

The audio archive of the ministerial career of Rev. John W. Grant, Pastor at Calvary Gospel Church in Madison, WI for over 40 years.

A Doctor Who fan and his friend rank every episode ever, from the new series and the old.

A discussion of horror films, the good and the bad, and influential films. Join the talk.

Abbott and Costello talk about Lou being at Susan Miller's house. They decide to get a job in a drugstore. Bud is the assistant manager. Lou waits on several customers. Veola kisses Lou over and over again. Lou tries to sell an alarm clock.

Lou gets a telegram from his hometown, Paterson, New Jersey. PS 15 wants him to perform in the school play. Abbott explains why lower is higher. The story of Romeo and Juliet.

Lou has a job in a burlesque show. They talk about marriage. Today is both Bud's and Lou's birthday. Bud invites Lou to his birthday party. Matty Malneck talks and reads the script wrong. Then Veola Von enters, and they talk about their date.

Bud implores Lou to get married, but Lou isn't interested. Lou tells the story of how his uncle Mike proposed to his aunt May 20 years ago. Fifteen children later, Uncle Mike is contemplating moving out of the house, but Lou knows he'll never go through with it. Bud and Lou reminisce about all the different jobs Uncle MIke has had over the years. Later, Lou and Veola rehearse lines from their new movie.

Abbott and Costello talk about Uncle Mike's new house. Then they talk about Joe Lewis being retired. Bud says Susan Miller won't talk to Lou. Veola plays a lady from the south called Miss TweedleFaddle.

Lou is waving at his new girl. Bud says she is ugly. Lou went to a game show, and now Lou tries to hypnotize Bud's nephew. Veola is revealed as Abbott and Costello's new secretary.

Bud's going on a vacation to New Jersey without Lou. Lou is going to Honolulu. 

Lou comes in singing and banging something. Lou had a birthday party for Aunt May last night. Bud says tomorrow is April Fools' Day. Bud wants Sam to help capture Ingrid the international spy.

Abbott and Costello talk about their movie Mexican Hayride. They say Saint Patrick's Day has been gone for a week. They talk about Uncle Mike and Aunt May.

Lou talks like he is Irish because it's St. Patrick's Day. They talk about presents they gave on St. Patrick's Day. Lou was on a quiz show. They talk about going to a dog show.

Abbott and Costello talk about Uncle Tom in Egypt. Then they talk about Costello's brother Pat. They talk about President Truman. Lou wants a date with Veola Vonn. Veola wants a date with Burt Lancaster. Hal Winters sings.

Abbott and Costello talk about Uncle Tom in Egypt. Then they talk about Costello's brother Pat. They talk about President Truman. Lou wants a date with Veola Vonn. Veola wants a date with Burt Lancaster. Hal Winters sings.

Lou tells Bud he spent the afternoon at the movies - sat through the same one 15 times because he couldn't remember where he had come in. Lou's nephew Norman shows up for some jokes. Lou tries to convince Veola to marry him.

Bud and Lou discuss the string of women Lou has dated, from the one who worked as a bubble girl to his current paramour, who works at a laundromat. A Fenchman interrupts the guys and presents Lou with a medal for not making the people of France have to hear his show, as it's not broadcast internationally.