Threedonia

RF3D XXIV - Travis Cohen

threedonia — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 21:15:26 +0000

The self-described “Jewpublican” comidian and EP have some fun in today’s episode. Among other things, they talk about Cohen’s politically-incorrect hit “Niggles” (which turns out to be a real word), hyper-sensitivity, Travis’ upcoming album and what it’s like to almost be attacked by an angry mob.

Radio Free Threedonia XXIII — Motor City Shaker

threedonia — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 13:54:05 +0000

Michigan Congressman Thaddeus McCotter, one of the fast-rising stars of the Republican party, graciously stops by RF3D this week, featuring guest panelist Stage Right from Big Hollywood.

In addition to sharing the most concisely articulate battle-plans for the GOP in the 21st century, Rep. McCotter — who seems as content to secure a recording contract and kick out the jams, while every sane U.S. citizen, Republican or Democrat, would want him as the next Speaker of the House, VP and/or eventual President of the United States — also lays it out in plain and simple language who’s the true party of “No.” Quick clues: It starts with “D” and rhymes with “emocrats.” All this and he even throws in a great nod to T.S. Eliot.

Radio Free Threedonia XXII — Fire When Ready!

threedonia — Mon, 12 Oct 2009 04:12:55 +0000

We thought RF3D XXII had not been hijacked by Young Gun Conservative’s Nick “Captain Conservative” Polyzos and Kender “Patriot Missile” MacGowan, but we were wrong. The boys very pointed brand of political incorrectness definitely worth the thirty-some minutes they tied us up in the basement and took control of the Radio Free Threedonia airwaves. Happiness in slavery indeed.

Radio Free Threedonia XXI — Operation Gratitude’s Carolyn Blashek

threedonia — Mon, 05 Oct 2009 08:01:22 +0000

For better and worse, the term “rock star” gets thrown around a little loosely as an adjective these days, to the point even a “jack squat” President somehow receives what typically belongs on the Foo Fighters and their peers. Fortunately, however, one lady in Southern California realizes our men and women of the Armed Forces deserve to be called “rock stars,” too: Operation Gratitude founder Carolyn Blashek. She sits in with RF3D this week, bringing us up to speed with the many events the group has on the horizon, urging everyone to do what they can to very simply get up and get involved.

RF3D XX - Bo “Bald Eagle” Clark

threedonia — Mon, 21 Sep 2009 08:21:39 +0000

Stand-up comedian and proud terrorist-hating American Bo “Bald Eagle” Clark may not have known exactly who was on the other end of the phone line, at least not right away, but RF3D had a great time getting to know the Right to Laugh veteran. From life philosophies trumpeting the merits of hard work, to his upcoming 30/30 Stand Up for America tour through the heartland, definitely a show you don’t want to miss.

RF3D XIX - Christian Toto

threedonia — Tue, 01 Sep 2009 06:23:46 +0000

Film critic extraordinaire Christian Toto returns to Radio Free Threedonia to wrap up the 2009 summer movie season in grand style. Sure, he’s admittedly one of the only critics in the world who hasn’t seen Up or G.I. Joe, but no matter. Good times all around, as Christian and the RF3D team, including a visit from Republibot 3.0 (AKA Rufus substitute #2), weigh in on the summertime surprises (The Hangover, 500 Days of Summer), disappointments (Bruno, Terminator Salvation), and nods to movies featuring time-travel and/or midgets, and much, much more.

We somehow lost JohnFN along the way, too. Group hypothesis figured he pouted off with the Taking Woodstock slams that kicked off the show. Just a guess and be sure to visit Christian’s What Would Toto Watch? site as much as possible when not here at Threedonia or Radio Free Threedonia.

Radio Free Threedonia XVIII - Andrew Klavan

threedonia — Thu, 27 Aug 2009 06:49:25 +0000

It’s not often in life, let alone on RF3D, where topics of conversation veer from 19th Century Romanticism and Wordsworth as a neo-con to an Islamic Reformation and Michael Steele’s toothless response to D.L. Hughley instead of defending conservatism. Of course, it’s not often RF3D has Andrew Klavan, best-selling author and host of PJTV’s “Klavan on Culture,” as a guest.

All the above and he even coined the term “learned ignorance” when describing modern liberals on college campuses, so press “play” already. Don’t cost nothin’ …

RF3D — XVII

threedonia — Sat, 22 Aug 2009 23:24:40 +0000

One of the godfathers of modern stand-up, funny-man and author Tom Dreesen graces the Radio Free Threedonia airwaves with his presence in the show’s latest installment, which also featured the debut appearance of Threedonia’s Matt Helm, subbing for Rufus T. Firefly. Soon to be celebrating his 40th year in comedy, Tom touches on Tim and Tom: An American Comedy in Black and White, his recent book with his former partner Tim “Venus Flytrap” Reid, before explaining how the very simple rule of comedy — being funny — doesn’t have to rely on “filth flarn filth,” and how the PC police have no place anywhere near the world of comedy.

No conversation with Tom Dreesen would be complete, however, without discussions of his old friend Frank Sinatra, for whom the comic served as opening act for several years, and Tom generously shares many intimate stories of the legendary “Ol’ Blue Eyes.” We at RF3D raise our glasses to Sinatra’s memory and, more importantly, to Tom for taking the time to visit with us.

Radio Free Threedonia — Sweeeeeeeet

threedonia — Tue, 28 Jul 2009 15:07:50 +0000

Movieguide’s Dr. Ted Baehr braves the occasionally bawdy RF3D waters for show number 16. Sorry, almost forgot we’re on Roman standard here — XVI. Turning in one of the few positive reviews of Terminator Salvation, Dr. Baehr also relates a recent development in which the New York Times endorsed his conservative and values-based Movieguide. Yes, that’s right, that New York Times! In addition to Floyd R. Turbo and Wankette returning to the virtual airwaves, the afternoon included plugs galore, from Dr. Baehr’s Frodo & Harry, an exploration/comparison of the Lord of the Rings and Harry Potter series, to John Ziegler’s Media Malpractice, a little Big Hollywood for good measure as well.

RF3D - XV

threedonia — Sun, 05 Jul 2009 22:54:16 +0000

Befitting a show featuring actor/TV host/songwriter/musician/rapper/neophyte horseback rider Zach Selwyn, this week’s installment of Radio Free Threedonia goes all over the place. A show packed so full of greatness, even JohnFN’Wayne found his way back to the conference call. Good thing, too, as he contributed to much of the greatness.

Also, for those in the LA area, enjoy a post-Michael Jackson funeral freakshow sideshow whatever you want to call the warm-up for the actual Ringling Bros. circus coming very soon to the Staples Center by heading the Hotel Cafe at 10 PM this Wednesday, July 8th, for Zachariah and the Lobos Riders.

RF3D — XIV

threedonia — Mon, 29 Jun 2009 07:50:38 +0000

Liberals, you have only yourselves to blame for making AlfonZo Rachel the internet phenom and PJTV mainstay he’s become. We on the right thank you … a lot.

Zo lets loose on how God has shined His blessings down on his rapid rise to prominence as a spokesperson for the conservative movement, the power of the echo chamber effect, and his upcoming appearance at the La Crescenta Canada Tea Party of July 3rd.

Kneel before Zod? No. All praise to the man above for giving us Zo!!!

RF3D — Lucky Number 13

threedonia — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 05:33:20 +0000

Radio Free Threedonia — now featuring the meaty goodness of Mike Kriskey, the newest member of Threedonia’s blogging family — welcomes author and filmmaker Michael Mandaville to the contained lunacy. “Motivation” might as well be his middle name, too, as he gives the gang of two (and you, our loyal listeners) a primer on his latest book, Citizen Soldier Handbook: 101 Ways for Every American to Fight Terrorism.

RF3D XII — An Offer He Couldn’t Refuse

threedonia — Sun, 14 Jun 2009 01:55:05 +0000

John Nolte, the grand poobah of Threedonia, the AKA formerly known Dirty Harry, and currently the Editor-in-Chief of Big Hollywood, jumps on board the Radio Free Threedonia train this week. John and the RF3D gang (now with more fortified Wankette goodness) take stock of Big Hollywood’s first six months and its effect on and participation in the ideological war in movies and politics. All bundled in one half-hourish segment that’ll leave you wanting more and feeling lucky, punk!

RF3D goes to “11″

threedonia — Wed, 03 Jun 2009 03:25:06 +0000

Sometimes you gotta swing at a softball and since Radio Free Threedonia welcomes Christian Toto, film commentator extraordinaire, this week, the Spinal Tap reference made more sense than a Smithereens one.

Christian and the RF3D gang sing the many praises of ABC’s The Goode Family, discuss the possibilities of conservative-minded moles within the ABC network and even veer off into bad date-night choices. Yup, we’re back …

RF3D X - Filmmaker Jack Marino

threedonia — Wed, 20 May 2009 02:21:55 +0000

Jack Marino’s about making noise, lots of it … and that’s a compliment. Whether it’s promoting his pro-troops movie Forgotten Heroes or sharing his views on the current state of the union, Jack lets you know how what’s on his mind. Climb inside, RF3D listeners. Don’t cost nothin’.

RF3D - Episode VIII

threedonia — Tue, 14 Apr 2009 17:29:29 +0000

Comedian/conservative/philosopher Evan Sayet (aka: The Original Big Chief Crazy Hair) visits with Eric, Floyd, JohnFN and Rich. Seriously. We are not making this up Dave Barry. Evan discusses his “Right to Laugh” comedy series, the entertainment industry, the state of the Union and generally cracks everyone up on a host of topics. Having Evan on RF3D indisputably proves two things: 1) contrary to the conspiracy theories out there, Evan and Eric are NOT the same person, and 2) Evan’s career has sunk to a new low.

Enjoy folks. It’s classic stuff.

RF3D - Episode 7

threedonia — Mon, 06 Apr 2009 04:32:19 +0000

It’s Holy Week kids, and we’re down with the program. Two Catholics, one Baptist and one “I’m still not sure what he is” guy discuss the world in the context of the world beyond.

RF3D - Episode VI

threedonia — Tue, 31 Mar 2009 21:32:00 +0000

Eric is back at the con this week (thank GOD!), with Floyd, JohnFN and Rich. The meltdown - both economic and of the Obama/Reid/Pelosi variety - along with both whiney, has-been rock stars and the ranks of the underrated provide lively topics of discussion. And, as a special treat, if you stick all the way to the end (after the music fades) you’ll hear the best JohnFN one-liner ever.

RF3D - Episode 4

threedonia — Mon, 09 Mar 2009 19:49:09 +0000

It’s music this week laddie, as Eric, Floyd and Rich chat with A.J. Laird of the Celtic Rock band The Sandcarvers. A.J. discusses, among other things, their latest album, entitled “Whiskey Tango Foxtrot” and what Irishmen wear under their kilts - or not.

RF3D - Episode Three

threedonia — Thu, 05 Mar 2009 20:15:05 +0000

Big Hollywood’s very own Stage Right joins Eric, Rich and Floyd to talk theatre (or is it theater?) and what we can do about getting some shows that aren’t craptastic left-wing crap - excuse me - I meant to say: “cutting edge”. Besides blowing the theatre up, a la “The Producers” that is.