Meandawg Top 5

They faded away and then came back. Thos hollywood types we were glad or surprised to see back. Song is Web In Front from Icky Mettle by Archers Of Loaf.

In honor of Father s Day, we talk about the memorable dads from movies. Closing song is Father Was A Gambler from Sink Or Swim by Harvee

MeanDawg Top 5 is a show about Movies. Each week we come up with top five lists about movies and reveal them on the show.

Good Cop, Bad cop. Cop movies. We find the best. Song is All For Me Grog from The Claymore Sessions by Barleyjuice

Are G movies just for Kids? Some of these might surprise you. We also do a product review of the Grey Kangaroo Personal Liquor Filter since that ties in so nicely with G-rated movies. The song for this episode is Onions by The Mountain Goats.

The gang is back together talking about the biggest and best hot weather movies of all time. The song is Nectar of the Nitwit from The Old Soul by The Old Soul.

This is our last show featuring Arthur and Paul as guests. Some surprise movies here. Arthur and Paul, especially Paul, show themselves as imposters. Randy and Mark will be back next week. Closing song is Cler Achel from Aman Iman: Water Is Life by Tinariwen

The MeanDawg Crew is very busy, so for some of our upcoming shows we re have guest hosts. This week, Dave and I are joined by our friends Paul and Arthur to discuss animated movies. Good thing Paul and Arthur are Anime geeks. Music is Is This Legal from Zoo Palace by The Lord Henry

Great topic. We may have had a meltdown in the middle. Enjoy. Sci-fi. Closing song is Western Biographic from Appreciation Night by Bound Stems

This one was really fun. Thanks to Aussiekid69 for the topic. We discuss those movies we love that have bad acting. Or as Aussikid 69 says, the s**t acting. Music track is Gepetto from Exclusively Talentmaker! by Optiganally Yours

The MeanDawg mates explore movies about drinking, smoking, gambling, drugs, and prostitution to name a few. Speaking of vice, we all need to go to AA after this show. The song for this show is Fisher King from Painted Garden by Greg Ashley

We ranked the movies we ve talked to death and held a tournament to delete one movie from the show for a year. Thank you to all of our listeners!! Song for this episode is Postcards From Italy from Gulag Orkestar by Beirut

This show was featured on BBC Radio. Featured might be a strong word, but it still rules that we were on BBC national radio. How far can we stray from white hats vs. black hats? There have been so many great Westerns, and we find our top 5 times four equals twenty. The song for […]

High School Graduation Year. A good year for many, but was it a good year for movies? The song for this show is Who? from Tepid Peppermint Wonderland: A Retrospective by The Brian Jonestown Massacre

All the actors that continue to show up in movies and steal the show from second chair. The song in this episode is Jane Fonda from Mickey Avalon by Mickey Avalon

Not necessarily your average Valentine s Day fare; we explore the v-day movies WE would want to see. That, and Randy pretends to be Cher. The song this episode is Swingset Chain from the record It s Yours To Keep by Loquat.

This week we get out the hat for a Biopic tournament (pronounced bahy-oh-pik, accent on bahy, Mark!). We also introduce some new segment to add some variety and recognize our listeners who talk back at us. Rock on.

Hey, the big 40. This might be the most fun we ve ever had on a show (except Dave). We each chose 5 movie elements, most are ridiculous, that we wanted to see in a movie. Then we used those elements to craft a movie story that if it were playing right now, I d […]

Stick with this one until the end when Randy goes on and on about a CGI robot arm, Jay reacts like a jerk and everyone pretty much just melts down from the excess booze and late hour. Then the fighting starts. Mark is booted and Randy might quit. Classic. Closing song: II. Maggie Doesn t […]

The title says it all. Randy, Dave, Jay and Mark on the scene. The featured song is You ll Never Be Famous from T C by The Clutters