Some Kind Of Show

This is it. The last episode of Some Kind Of Show. We can't thank everyone enough for all the love, support, and listens over the years. Almost 9 years and over 300 episodes of our lives have gone into this, and we couldn't be more proud. This will always be in our hearts. The episodes will be up for a while in case anyone would like to download their favorites. We're working on a plan to keep it...

Allright, Allright, Allright, Allright, Allright, Allright, Allright, Allright, now ladies! Shake it, Shake it, Shake it, Shake it, Shake it like a…Rainstick?

Burlesque shows, Tik Toks, and movie theaters…oh my!

Keith brings the fellas Christmas presents which sends them into talking about Christmas plans. They also get into sleeping patterns and of course, death. Happy Holidays!

Siegs talks about his wife's art show, and the guys talk about how difficult it is to sell one's wares. We also may be entitled to a hefty check from the Seattle Board of Tourism.

We touch on video games and plod through issues due to our increasing age. We cut it just a little short in order to keep Bobby from shuffling off this mortal coil.

We briefly discuss Thanksgiving plans before delving into taxes, housing, and finances in general. Wow, we're old.

Keith becomes a filmmaker and Bobby takes on a knife-wielding tenant.

We introduce ourselves. Do we really need to do that? Bobby has a new Borg implant, and we talk new video games.

It turns out that we need more than one episode to cover all the adventures had by your favorite group of miscreants.

John joins us as we play catch-up talking about all that we've done in the 20, or so, years since we last saw each other.

It's our 300th episode!!! To celebrate this momentous occasion we invited the best and brightest to join us in the studio. Unfortunately no one we asked wanted to be associated with us, so we instead picked up a couple of drifters that happen to have their own podcast. We proudly introduce to the world: John and Brooks, AKA The Basement Buddies!

Outside again, but this time it's a 3rd! So we're just all over the place. Which is fitting since this is our 8 year anniversary episode. Thank you to all of you that listen. We've had at least three or four good episodes in that time…it's too bad this isn't one of them.

We're outside again. Siegs' wife brought back some Cuban cigars for the guys to try. We talk about them and all manner of tobacco delivery styles.

We head outside for the nice weather and to flavor trip our balls off. Bobby picked up some Miracle Fruit and we tried all sorts of sour goodies to put this stuff to the test.

Bobby is out this episode, so Keith and Siegs speak to Eugene Jung. He is the founder and owner of Skaut Coffee Roasters. He tells us about his love of coffee, motorcycles, and camping. Right up our alley.

Viva Mexico! Siegs' wife is taking a cruise there with her mom and grandma. Siegs talks about her passport issues and difficulties. Keith and Bobby are also heading south of the border themselves soon. We talk about travel and what's in store for all the travelers.

We spend a few minutes talking to Keith about how he went to Canada as a surprise for his wife, but then Bobby decides that he wants to blather on for the rest of the episode. I'd tell you what he said, but to be honest I tuned out after minute 3.

Keith had an issue "down there"; which prompts the fellas to discuss doctor visits, anatomy, and sexuality.

Siegs found some new music he likes, which sends the guys into a conversation about new music, old music, and a bunch of stuff in between.

We talk about the state of the police currently, Keith went to a motorcycle film fest, and we give our thoughts on superhero movies.

We discuss new apps, phones, and targeted marketing. Also, Keith bought another motorcycle.

We answer the age-old question, are Hoodies and Jackets the same or different? Which leads us into talking about fashion, and the Amish. We also discuss Keith's live stream experience.

Abel from Circus Bear Moto is back on the show to tell us all about his motorcycling mishap. We're very glad he's up and around after such a scary incident.

This week we have Sasha on the program. She is a new hire at the place where Keith and Siegs work. We get to know her and talk about unions and the good they do.