Your favorite prognosticating podcasters are back for the Top 10 week of American Idol.

Who did we like, who do we think is in trouble, and will the Judges' Save be used?

Listen in for our take on it all!

A lot of good stuff has happened in many areas of my life since the last time I did an episode. I share all the good details with you in this episode.

Also, I editorialize on the health care reform law, the good stuff that it will mean to us, and the good stuff that still needs to happen. I also appeal to the Tea Partiers and Republicans who seek to challenge change with violence.

As always, I welcome comments.

Also, don't forget that anybody who listens is invited to do an episode of "David's Salon" with me. Just have a topic--any topic--and get in touch with me to set up a recording time.

Music Today:

"Newspapers" by independent artist Dan Vaillancourt

"Peace in the Battle" by Mevio Music Alley group Maple Bridge

"I'm Your Radio" by independent artist Dan Vaillancourt

Intro Music:

"Deep Cycle Discharge" by Music Alley artists Simon James and Derek K. Miller

Thanks for listening,and Stay Powerful!

Your favorite prognosticating podcasting duo is back for the Top 11 week of American Idol.

This week, Tom insisted we record immediately after the performance episode ran, because he needed to go to bed. This means, of course that plenty of hilarity would ensue. In other words: Tom is back in all his glory!

I don't normally give any shoutouts to Kim Br-Br-Br-Br-Beaver's blog because she can't get over her obsession with Big Fatty long enough to give my show any attention. I am making an exception here, because she did post a bad audition from (she says) the Faroese Idol show, and I found it funny. Here's the link, which you'll have to cut and paste, because LibSyn's HTML editor is not working right... http://kimbeaver.blogspot.com/2010/03/welcome-to-faroese-idol.html We return you now to the regularly scheduled boycott of Kim Br-Br-Br-Br-Beaver's Lodge...

Your two favorite prognosticating podcasters are back to discuss the performances by the American Idol top 12 contestants. Who did we like, and who do we think is in danger of going home?

Listen also for some bonus content at the end...can't call it an Easter Egg if you tell people it's there, can I?

This past week was full of challenge after challenge. I can't say I passed all of them with flying colors, but I can say I did survive. Even better, I grew from the challenges. Join me as I share what life brought me this week.

As always, I welcome comments.

Also, don't forget that anybody who listens is invited to do an episode of "David's Salon" with me. Just have a topic--any topic--and get in touch with me to set up a recording time.

Music Today:

"I Carry Them in My Head" by Mevio Music Alley group Antiqcool

"I'm So Busy" by Mevio Music Alley group The Alice Group

Intro Music: "Deep Cycle Discharge" by Music Alley artists Simon James and Derek K. Miller

Thanks for listening,and Stay Powerful!

Your two favorite prognosticating podcasters are back to share our views on the American Idol Top 16, our predictions of how we thought the results would go, and how it actually went.

 

There was an audio problem with Tom's side of the call, but he actually sounds better that way, don't you agree?

According to multiple sources, actor and 80's teen movie icon Corey Haim has died of an accidental overdose.

Haim was known mostly for movies such as The Lost Boys and License to Drive and for his early "bromance" with License co-star Corey Feldman ("The Coreys"). Unfortunately, like too many 80's child actors, his early success did not transfer well into adulthood. He did plenty of work, but most projects did not have the same impact as his earlier ones.

According to his IMDb profile, he had a series of projects either in production, completed, and had been rumored to have started a couple more. No doubt, these will get some attention as they are released.

Haim admitted to drug use for most of his professional life, and he never seemed to be able to overcome addiction for long. It's a sad commentary on Hollywood that too many people like him slip through the cracks and don't always get the help they need.

See you on the other side, Corey. Thank you for being who you were in the body. Your spirit is now free to go to its next adventure.

My voice was giving out on me, so this will be a shorter episode.

I share a fun thing I did in conjunction with my work.

Also, I give a quick opinion on the upcoming health care reform process.

As always, I welcome comments. Also, don't forget that anybody who listens is invited to do an episode of "David's Salon" with me.Just have a topic--any topic--and get in touch with me to set up a recording time.

Music Today:

"Do It Right Now" by Mevio Music Alley group Modern Science, featuring Del the Funky Homosapien

"Wherever You Go" by Mevio Music Alley artist Jennifer Avalon

Intro Music:

"Deep Cycle Discharge" by Music Alley artists Simon James and Derek K. Miller

Thanks for listening,and Stay Powerful!

Your two favorite podcasting prognosticators are back and better than ever before.

Listen in as we critique the Top 20 performers and predict which two guys and which two girls will be going home on results night.

Listen also for a special surprise from me. You'll love it, I know.