Ninja and Madge have a nice chat. Also experimental mashup and and old Mystery Theaturd This episode will be censored by Spotify. DO NOT USE SPOTIFY. UPDATE: I'm a dumb bitch so I first mislabeled this show as 1642 which was wrong. 1646 is the correct grum number. Thanks. Girdle. Squish sound. album art by Taylor Haggerty Faggerty Show Notes by ChatGPT Show Notes for Yeast Radio Episode 1646 In this episode, Madge Weinstein engages in a candid conversation with Ninja. The episode begins with some technical difficulties as they set up their recording equipment, leading to a humorous exchange. They discuss a range of topics, starting with Ninja’s recent trip to the UK, during which they visited Windsor Castle and Oxford. The conversation shifts to more serious subjects, including their thoughts on anti-Zionism, with Madge expressing strong opinions on the matter. They also discuss the connection between queer liberation and Palestine, exploring the complexities of modern activism and its messaging. The dialogue then turns to the climate crisis, where both express deep concern about the future, particularly for younger generations. Madge and Ninja also reflect on their own experiences with retirement, work-life balance, and the challenges of aging. The episode concludes with a reflection on the nature of podcasting and the changes in media consumption, with Madge considering the future of Yeast Radio as she approaches the 20-year mark. The show is a mix of humor, introspection, and social commentary, typical of Madge's unique style.

Madge walks about over several days. Album art by Taylor Haggerty Faggerty

Trump really does want to end democracy. He says so. Surrogates laugh. Presenters lick. Album art by Taylor Haggerty Faggerty

Album Art by Taylor Haggerty. Bannon calls for war. Democrats ignore.

Show Summary by Chat GPTAlbum Art by Taylor Haggerty Faggerty Yeast Radio Episode 1642 Show Notes Episode Title: There’s Some Hose in this House Host: Madge Weinstein Podcast: Yeast Radio Intro Music: Original Madge rap/house mix Transcript Highlights: Madge starts the episode with a humorous and slightly chaotic monologue. Topics include: • CPAP Journey: Madge talks about her experience with sleep apnea, discussing the struggle of using CPAP machines and the various masks she has tried. She shares the frustration of dealing with insurance and the medical system, as well as the physical discomfort and challenges of adjusting to the equipment. • Daily Life Anecdotes: She recounts stories from her day-to-day life, such as dealing with a bird feeder affecting her rosemary planter, the hassle of installing a window air conditioner, and the quirks of her neighbors. • Social Commentary: Madge humorously critiques consumer culture, referencing how Americans constantly buy stuff they don’t need, and the oddity of purchasing a bird feeder for a small apartment. • Podcasting Reflections: Madge reflects on her 20 years of podcasting, the lack of recognition she feels she’s received, and her thoughts on the evolution of podcasting, contrasting it with the mainstream media and high-profile podcasters. • Sleep Apnea Rant: In a candid and detailed segment, Madge delves deep into her sleep apnea diagnosis, the trials of finding a suitable CPAP mask, and the bizarre and uncomfortable aspects of CPAP therapy. She discusses the impact of sleep apnea on her life and the various advice and suggestions she’s received from friends and online communities. • Nostalgic Reminiscences: She mentions past memories of friends with unique names and shares amusing anecdotes about people from her past. Summary Segment: Madge contemplates her future as a potential sleep apnea influencer and respiratory technician, humorously addressing her long history of unsatisfying careers. Closing: A recording from two decades ago by guru Robin Whitespear Listener Notes: • This episode is filled with Madge’s signature blend of humor, candidness, and social commentary. • The CPAP journey segment is particularly detailed and relatable for anyone dealing with sleep apnea or interested in understanding the challenges of using a CPAP machine. • Madge’s reflections on podcasting offer a unique perspective on the industry and its changes over the past two decades. Subscribe and Follow: • For more episodes, visit Yeast Radio’s website • Follow Madge on social media: Twitter, Instagram Enjoy this episode filled with laughter, insights, and the ever-entertaining musings of Madge Weinstein!

At a rally in Tel Aviv's Hostage Square, Israel's Eurovision contestant Eden Golan performed her song "October Rain" for the first time since competing in the contest earlier this month, after its original lyrics were banned from the competition for being considered "too political."

Gladys Lipschitz returns for a vibrant cuntversation about Gaza and BroadWAY. Also a rave review of Handbag Productions' "Poor People." Album art by Taylor Haggerty (Faggerty)

Madge soundscapes and solo gripes, surrounded by Ms. Monk. Album Art by Taylor Haggerty (Faggerty)

Madge fondles a cabbage.

Madge brings a new guest into her home for some politics and GURL talk. Introducing Gladys Lyupschutz. Album art by Taylor Haggerty (Faggerty)

Solo grum with a visit from Grizelda. Album Art by Taylor Haggerty (faggerty)