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Doug remembers a review that described his songs as having "cartoon vocals".
Doug wants to travel through time with his father's music. They play recordings of Doug's father throughout various points in his life.
Tom made an error with technology. Doug and Tom discuss our complex relationship with new technologies.
This week Tom asks Doug about the ancient art of "flirting".
Tom and Doug and Jen talk about the pain of attending your high-school reunion.
The word of the day is "over-extended". Tom asks Doug what it means to be over-extended in life.
Tom and Doug were asked to return to New York and do the show from Times Square this week. The city of New York is apparently concerned that without the Tom and Doug Show, they will have difficulty remaining culturally relevant.
Doug talks about the bragging. What is the proper way to brag, and when is it too much?
Mike Murray has a moral dilemma about his media image.
Tom and Doug discover ChatGPT, and marvel at its ability to be artistic.
Joe Bezek returns to the show to talk about the joy of doing live performances.
Doug talks about what it is like to be an empty nester.
In honor of the passing of our friend, the great Professor Peter Schickele, we present an repeat broadcast of one of his appearances on the Tom and Doug Show.
Doug receives a listener email that claims Tom and Doug own a casino.
This week Doug visits Tom's house. He talks about the various intricacies of being in Tom's house.
It's a new year, so Tom and Doug are interested in the excitement of discovery.
Joe Bezek is here to talk about Christmas morning, and to wish you all a wonderful new year.
Chip Mergott is back to wish us all a Merry Christmas.
Continuing in the holiday season. Doug speaks to his mother and step-father.
Tom and Doug want to begin the holiday season with love songs.
Tom and Doug convince you to remain open to listening to such fine radio programming.
This week, Tom and Doug ponder whether truth is actually ever useful in life. Do we consider "truth" to be subjective, and a collection of the opionions of everyone around us? or is truth objective. Does this distinction matter?
This week, Tom and Doug discuss the term "gaslighting". What does it mean, and why is it something we should all be good at? Tom discovers he exceeds at being gas-lit.
Tom and Doug remember when the were children taking vacations with the family in cars.
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