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In a barn somewhere, Bill Pleasanton broadcasts his low-power AM show with his idgit cousin Ralphie. By some mistake of Nature, it is podcasted to millions. Bill spends most of his time admonishing Ralphie about everything under the sun or giving long lec
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Available Episodes (18)
Bill and Ralphie talk about ways you can get rich without doing any work.
In this podcast, Bill tells Ralphie he's got to get clean if he wants to be a radio star. There's no two ways 'bout it. Ralphie of course protests.
In one of his rare appearances, Nephew John is on the Farm Report program with Bill and discussing his new major of studies, palentology. That's the study of dinosaurs by the way.
Ralphie's got to figure out what to do with his Bronze Bush Head now that the 43rd President aint as popular as he used to be. But how did Ralphie get it, and pay for it? That's
Bill gives Ralphie a sampling of the many common 'country' expressions out there, including buckwheat sandwhich...(when there's nothing else but the bread) also known as a Hard Times...
On this broadcast, kind of a hodge-podge of things...Bill gives advice on gardening and then explains various functions of soda fountain and soda jerk lingo. There's also a mess of...
On this Farm Report broadcast, Ralphie gives an over optimistic weather report, leading Ralphie to explain to him the virtues of not always being so positive.
These licks will really get you in the mood to have a regular hootenany. It's not all politicks and discussions on the farm report, there's got to be time for fun.
Bill attacks the physiciatric profession, while Cousin Ralphie defends it. Bill is not much of a fan of physics in general. Ralphie gets a little distracted at times.
Ralphie decides that he has found his dream job. he will be a Guru and charge people money. Bill, as you might expect, has a few problems with the plan.
Quite an exotic collection of banjo sounds this Banjo Symphony just must be listened to..
This legend proves its far easier to create a legend than to kill one. Some fine banjo pickin as well....
Bill goes on a long rant about lawyers, and nephew john patiently tries to talk Bill out of his high-horse... as usual Nephew John's education is now match for Bill's stubborness
Bill's banjo experiments are famous in these parts and a favorite part of the program.
We read just about any Public Service Announcement they send here. Some of them are kind a old information. Gargling could be bad for you, listen to this Public Service Announcement...
Bill reaches quite a level of frustration with Ralphie's latest idea, a tree that you can plant in the ground and get world peace out of it. Bill as you can imagine, uses the Socratic...
a nice little banjo break for a distraction.
Bill and Ralphie interview Ol' Doc Buzzard who's got kind of a funny way of treating things...they hear from him about how good the general health of the population is. Some problems...
