Back in 1985, Rocci Fisch for ABC News Radio interviewed a new up and coming band, The Beastie Boys. Now, animator Patrick Smith has brought the conversation back to life in this new short animation for the PBS show Blank On Blank. The video is already appearing on DailyOfTheDay, LaughingSquid, and Devour.
This week old audio clip, which features a caller to the Y94 Playhouse Fargo, ND radio station, has amassed over 1.3 million hits.
In the video, the woman claims that on multiple occasions she has hit a deer on the highway after seeing a deer crossing sign.
She wants the state to move the deer crossing to a less busy street. Terrifyingly, she doesn’t pick up on the fact that deer don’t cross because of the sign, but rather the state put the sign there to warn human drivers who understand street signs of the large deer population.
The radio hosts do a good job holding back their laughter, most likely out of pure shock. The viralviral video is featured on Neatorama, HuffingtonPost, and RightThisMinute.
Aussie radio show Fifi and Jules invited British musician James Morrison to their afternoon show who performed an acoustic cover of Coolio’s classic hip hop single Gangsta’s Paradise. To say he knocked it out of the park is an understatement.
The three month old video is featured on CBSNewsTheFeed.
Chris Hemsworth, best known for playing Thor, was a recent guest on the UK radio show 958CapitalFMLondon.
He was asked by Dave and Lisa to read a listener’s open letter they sent in complaining about their father-in-law’s over stay. Naturally, Chris read the letter as Thor in all his godly glory.
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