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Season Five is HERE, and we're kicking things off with a bang…or maybe a synchronized swim? This week, Craig's bringing the heat with The Village People's iconic album, Cruisin', featuring the timeless anthem "YMCA." Expect some questionable dance moves and even more questionable fashion choices as we dive into the album's…ahem…themes.

But the real fun starts when we delve into Craig's collection of close encounters with the less-than-fully-clothed. From locker room mishaps to unexplainable nudist swimming, prepare for a barrage of stories that will leave you blushing (or maybe just slightly uncomfortable).

So, grab your towel (just in case), put on your best Village People-inspired outfit (optional, but encouraged), and join us for a season premiere that's sure to be a wild and wonderfully weird ride. YMCA? More like Y-U-SEE-A-LOT!

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Join the band this week on The Wednesday Night Podcast, and we'll all get caffeinated with Sabrina Carpenter's sultry single, "Espresso." But before we dive into the musical magic, Jill takes us on a wild ride with a bunny tale that will leave you scratching your head.

Prepare for a story involving red gloves, Bermuda shorts, and a surprisingly philosophical white rabbit. It's a tale of mistaken identity, unexpected encounters, and the existential dread of a rabbit in a strange land.

So grab your favorite caffeinated beverage (or maybe just a strong cup of coffee), settle in, and prepare for a wild ride with Jill and her bizarre bunny encounter. You've been warned!

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Show Note: Buddakan Blues: A Bob Dylan-Inspired Dining Disaster

This week on The Wednesday Night Podcast, we're channeling the enigmatic spirit of Bob Dylan and his album "Bob Dylan at Budokan" – but instead of a legendary concert, we're diving headfirst into a chaotic dining experience at the renowned Philadelphia restaurant, Buddakan.

Inspired by the album title, Chris recounts a night of culinary chaos, questionable choices, and a whole lot of unexpected twists and turns at this iconic eatery. Get ready for tales of overdressed patrons, tough menu choices, and a dining experience that may or may not have ended with a dramatic exit.

So grab your chopsticks (or maybe just a fork), settle in, and prepare for a hilarious and slightly enlightening journey through the world of fine dining. You might even start questioning your own dining out experiences.

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Craig's phone number: ‪(978) 310-1613‬