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Frequência de atualização:
weekly
Duração média do áudio:
195 minutes
Inglês
Estados Unidos da América
72 episódios
desde 15 de Dezembro de 2024
episodic

AUDIENCE OF THIS PODCAST 🔗

~95.07% of listeners are from United States.
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US
95.07%
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GB
2.15%
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IN
1.53%
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CA
0.61%
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IL
0.61%
Others
0.03%
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Dr. RollerGator and Alexandros Marinos open with a long run of miscellaneous dumb news: an overweight hawk, a father arrested for leaving his 6-year-old in a Pokemon-card line, police called on a 3-year-old soccer prodigy, a Philly cheesesteak "plea deal," Russell Brand's rape conviction in London,…

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This Dum Week 2026-11-01

The show opens on a technical hiccup (a looping jingle caused by a duplicate livestream) and then a Patrick Stewart tribute built around an ABC News remembrance and a Stewart interview clip, which leads into a Star Trek tangent. RollerGator then runs a batch of miscellaneous stories: the "Trash Hou…
RollerGator opens in pain, recounting a nine-hour emergency room wait for unexplained abdominal pain, and then runs a short batch of miscellaneous stories: Christina Applegate's MS misdiagnosis, a Utah fatal crash blamed on a driver watching porn, a runaway pet emu, new finds at the Philadelphia "h…
RollerGator and Alex Marinos open with a long run of miscellaneous news: a quick take on the Elizabeth Holmes film, the five-day tenure of White House press secretary Katie Zachariah after she said she "moved to China" when asked where she passed the bar, new corruption allegations against Ambassad…
RollerGator and Alex Marinos open with a run of miscellaneous news: a suspected pneumonic plague death at a Russian lab, a Colorado woman suing a police department, an officer, and Flock after being accused of package theft on the strength of license-plate camera data, new torture charges against N…
RollerGator and Alex Marinos open with the White House AI summit at which President Trump let AI executives "police themselves," then work through a run of miscellaneous stories: a 61-year-old woman who chased her ex with a car, Trump's phone-number pressure campaign on Senator Tom Cotton over perm…
RollerGator opens with a Saturday Night Live "Weekend Update"-style cold open in which a flustered Dario Amodei cannot explain why his company isn't going to kill everyone, then works through a run of miscellaneous stories before returning to the AI-doom moment for a second consecutive week. The mi…
RollerGator opens by warning that, just like last week, the show is going to be dominated by one sprawling topic, but first works through a backlog of four miscellaneous stories: a nine-year-old's "Mighty Mike" Minecraft YouTube channel that racked up $118,000 in unauthorized company-card ad spendi…
After a Dr. Strangelove cold open, RollerGator warns that this week's show has one dominant subject that will "take the bulk of today's show," so the usual grab-bag of miscellany is trimmed to a single story: a Washington man's forty-year, $50,000-to-$100,000 collection of classic NES games stolen …
The episode opens under a cloud of technical difficulties — Alex's audio drops out repeatedly during the cold open — before RollerGator plows into a dense, tabloid-heavy grab-bag of news: a KTLA segment on California's "serial butt sniffer" Calise Crowder and the legal loophole (sniffing isn't a fe…
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