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Slammy Awards: Stephen Spinola, Matt Kubinski, Roel Santos, John DiRenzo, John Cuellar, & Abe Garcia
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We opened the show with "Fat Violent Dykes" by Rucka Rucka Ali, talked about Slamborghini going to Boar Camp, and had the First Annual Slammy Awards where we presented three great American Patriots who in the face of adversity overcame. The three nominees were Big Joe for his performance at The Woman's March On Washington, Seth MacFarlane for his song "Candy Quahog Marshmallow", and Comedian Stephen Spinola for his Barron Trump Tweet who called in live for his nomination. Slambo covered "Starboy" by The Weeknd featuring Daft Punk in his newest Slambo Sings, and we discussed all the other Trump news because that's all there ever is anymore! We interviewed Chicago Film Critic and Podcaster Matt Kubinski, Podcaster Roel Santos Jr. from "The World Of Ro", Actor and Culinary Professional John DiRenzo, Comedian and Podcaster John Cuellar from The "Potential Problems Podcast", and Musician Abe Garcia. The good Chief Awapaho called in at the end and gave Slambo a good, deep spiritual cleaning. We always learn a lot from that guy. Thanks Chief! It was one hell of a show!
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