ZArchive: Disco Cheerio
We like saying Disco Cheerio is a radio show with lively music and conversation to pump up your weekend. It's actually just two guys talking in a basement.
That's it we're out
Together once again for the last episode of Disco Cheerio until the fall, Eric and Kevin will do nothing particularly special. This should not come as a surprise. We featured the artist Huey Lewis & The Newis, and primarily discussed partying strategies.
Pudding sandwich
This week, Kevin, Eric, and Jake collectively made strange noises into the microphone, disagreed wherever possible, and played less music than last week. Next week, we bring you breaking news.
To improve is to change
To perfect is to change often. The change in question is having Kevin on the show. Ben Franklin approves of his absence. We had Eric as the "Disco" and "Cheerio," and Jake Garber of What Radio? (Sunday nights from 10-midnight) as the " " between. We also had a special guest from off-campus, Mary Furman, and a caller for the first time in Disco Cheerio history. Next week, we interview President Barack Obama about the impact of narwhals on the national economy. And flatulence.
We have no friends
Kevin and Eric are back in the studio with no guests this week. Do you feel swindled? Too bad. We discussed tomatoms, conspiracy theories, and 8-bit music. Next week: we interview the college's cryptozoological flatulence expert, Jonny Bagelface Depp.
We apologize for any inconvenience
Unfortunately, Kevin joined us again this week. To make up for it, we also brought on a special guest Jay Bickford. We discussed Sloth Gollum, business naming strategies, and metal about the Swedish empire from 1600 to 1700.