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Ed & Red!

Ed & Red!

By: NEWSTALK Sauga 960 AM
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 Ed the Sock is back on the air! Listen to Ed discuss news, music, interview guests and more! You can even call in and share your opinions on pop culture and current events, just don't be a moron.Copyright NEWSTALK Sauga 960 AM Politics & Government
Episodes
  • Ed & Red! - Epi 228 - Electric Boogaloo & Other Holiday Regrets!

    Ed & Red! - Epi 228 - Electric Boogaloo & Other Holiday Regrets!
    Dec 19 2025
    This week with Ed the Sock and Liana Kerzner: Have Christmas and New Year's Eve holidays started to really suck? Why do some men get offended when you won't drink booze with them? Is the term "Electric Boogaloo" now forbidden? What will Netflix's takeover of Warner Brothers mean for TV and movies? Plus, Liana spends a week making guys blush and Ed may be transforming into a cat.
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    50 mins
  • Ed & Red! - Epi 227 - Interns, A Drunk Raccoon, Fax Machines, & Much More!

    Ed & Red! - Epi 227 - Interns, A Drunk Raccoon, Fax Machines, & Much More!
    Dec 5 2025
    The trouble with interns! Liana's dilemma! A drunk raccoon! Fax machines! Douchebags and their dogs! Ed needs a studio cat door! All this plus more racist rantings from the Mango Mussolini are topics tackled this week by Ed the Sock and Liana Kerzner!
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    51 mins
  • Ed & Red! - Epi 226 - Real Men, The Village People, Villain Colours, & Much More!

    Ed & Red! - Epi 226 - Real Men, The Village People, Villain Colours, & Much More!
    Nov 21 2025
    Ed the Sock and Liana Kerzner answer many questions this episode, including: whatever happened to "Real Men"?; what is a parasocial relationship and are you in one?; ever heard a dog speak with a foreign accent?; did feudal Japan have an African samurai?; what are 'villain colours'?; is there such a thing as too much Village People?
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    51 mins
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