Ep. 20* – Don’t Call It A Comeback

No, seriously. Don’t call it that. The KSK podcast returns with a whimper as PUNTE and Brandon from Ramblings of the Unmotivated (and now Gunaxin) run down the cancellation of Sunday Night Football, discuss the joys of getting drunk with a clown in Vegas, and the latest spreads for Week 8 action in the NFL. And if that wasn’t enough of a trainwreck, the duo FINALLY air the “lost” interview with Jay Busbee of Yahoo!’s Devil Ball Golf and From The Marbles (NASCAR) blogs. Christmas Ape joins the interview via phone as well. It’s the most soothing train wreck to which you’ll ever have the pleasure of listening. This marathon return checks in at about 2 hours and change, making it roughly two hours too long. Minor Audio Fluctuations early. This podcast is a real bear at 122 minutes, but we start with the picks in the first half hour. Recorded Wednesday.

Episode 20* of HOUSE OF PUNTE: The KSK Podcast. PUNTE, Brandon, Christmas Ape, and Jay Busbee.

* Not really 20th episode

Tags: HOUSE OF PUNTE, KSK Podcasting, MMP, xmas ape

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4 Responses to “Ep. 20* – Don’t Call It A Comeback”

1. Otto Man Says:
   November 1st, 2009 at 11:31 am

   Seriously, the NFL needs to realize there are a whole lot of us who’d rather watch the Home and Garden network than the snoozefest of Major League Baseball.

   Are they going to start canceling games if they’re scheduled against a Very Special “Two and a Half Men” too?

   Fuck that noise, give me my goddamn football.

2. Orton hears an Oot Says:
   November 1st, 2009 at 11:48 am

   Concur 100%

   Although to be fair, A Very Special “Two and a Half Men” could imply frontal nudity from whatever hotties are getting bagged by Charlie that week. And that would be worth watching.

3. Zack Says:
   November 1st, 2009 at 12:18 pm

   Last night during college football (on ABC) it was very amusing to hear the resignation in Brent Musberger’s voice as he did a promotion for the NASCAR race they’re airing today – he actually acknowledged that everyone will be watching football and suggested that maybe “during a commercial” they should check it out.

4. Martin Says:
   November 2nd, 2009 at 1:56 pm

   I’m sorry… your brother’s name is Steve Zerkle???

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