
Former radio hosts Deanna King and Mark Maira talk about the news, their lives, and everything else happening throughout the week.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 9 | Founded | 2 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Comedy | |||

Deanna and Mark talk about horrible ways to make money, a guy that got fired for posting a racial slur when he was 15, and Mark's uncomfortable award ceremony situation.
Deanna King and Mark Maira talk about a guy rapping about Rochester, Deanna having trouble at the drive-thru, and Deanna raising money for kids that love the devil.
Deanna and Mark talk about road tests, Mitch McConnell and Deanna getting attacked online over Lindsay Clancy.
Deanna and Mark talk about Trump being weird this week (and all weeks), September 11th, and the Lindsay Clancy trial.
Former radio hosts Deanna King and Mark Maira talk about the new field messing up in Buffalo, the Lindsay Clancy case, and Tom Gollisano.
Deanna and Mark talk about the Lindsay Clancy case, Lake Ontario's new name, and Mark's trip to Toronto.
Deanna's son got engaged, Mark's kid saw a rated R movie, and more update on the Lindsay Clancy case.
Deanna and Mark talk about the obstructions at the new Bills stadium, the Lindsay Clancy Murder Trial, and what they're watching. Plus Mark's wife Lily joins the show.
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This show features two longtime radio hosts who riff on current events, pop culture, and personal life with a casual, irreverent tone. Episodes balance light banter about family, work, and daily annoyances with pointed takes on news and trending topics, often mixing humorous observations with sharper commentary on media narratives and public discourse. A recurring strength is the dynamic banter between the hosts, which keeps conversations feeling spontaneous even when covering familiar themes, and the duo frequently shares personal updates that ground broader topics in relatable experiences. Overall, it's likely to appeal to listeners who enjoy candid humor, timely takes, and a behind-the-scenes view of media and daily life.
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