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Funny You Should Say That

By: M. Watson Dodge. Photo copyright New York Times
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  • Summary

  • Humor for the nonincriminating listener -- consists of skits developed and presented through radio station KBOO-FM in Portland, Oregon, by the Inert Gashouse Gang. This is a recording group whose central cadre is Larry Andrews, Martin Dodge, Ken Jones, and Ralph Semprebon plus guest voices (none of whom will probably be familiar to you unless you are a NW based bounty hunter).
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Episodes
  • Old News from the Beaver State

    Old News from the Beaver State
    Jan 25 2022

    It's news to you. Listen for the secret word and win a  trip to Puyallup WA.
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    11 mins
  • The Dipsey Dippity KBoo Duo Reviews a Movie

    The Dipsey Dippity KBoo Duo Reviews a Movie
    Jan 14 2022

     The Dippity Boo Duo, played by Jared Sousa and Martin Dodge, review a fake movie that seems a lot like "Mama Mia"... MM One or Two, makes no difference. 
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    11 mins
  • And Quiet Flows the Willamette

    And Quiet Flows the Willamette
    Jan 12 2022

    When Donald Trump did the impossible and got elected President, a left wing radio station serving a left wing audience in the liberal Willamette River city of Portland, Oregon,  KBOO.FM, feared the worst.  Yes, volunteers and staff alike tore out their hair and rent their garments in fear of the Orange Ogre.  Some imagined possible scenarios as nightmarish as this one. 
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    27 mins
Comedy & Humour
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