Brad & John: The Trash
The Trash
Monday’s Trash 8/7/23
The Barbie movie made over a billion dollars this weekend…John reviews Oppenheimer…and the keyboardist for The Kinks is dead!
Monday’s Trash 7/31/23
A man from Point Roberts in Whatcom County has been featured on the show Naked & Afraid 4 times! Plus, a clip of Jim Gaffigan’s new comedy special on Netflix!
Wednesday’s Trash 7/26/23
Mick Jagger turns 80 and a new book about the Allman Brothers centers around making of the album “Brothers and Sisters” which recently turned 50!
Tuesday’s Trash 7/25/23
PBS will air the final Lynyrd Skynyrd show with original guitarist Gary Rossington…Alan Alda will auction off the real Korean War dog tags that he wore during the filming of MASH…and David Letterman filmed a couple skits at a grocery store in Iowa!
Friday’s Trash 7/21/23
The early ratings and reviews for Oppenheimer are pretty good…Taylor Swift is in Seattle this weekend and so are her 90 semi-trucks moving her stage ect…and the legendary Tony Bennett is dead at 96!
Thursday’s Trash 7/20/23
Some facts about the new Oppenheimer movie and its director Christopher Nolan…plus, we now know what Fleetwood Mac’s Christine McVie was worth at the time of her death and who the money is going to!
Wednesday’s Trash 7/19/23
Aside from training to kick Elon Musk’s butt, Mark Zuckerberg has been taking surfing lessons and learning to be a pilot…and it was 10 years ago tonight that Sir Paul McCartney played Safeco Field in Seattle!
Tuesday’s Trash 7/18/23
Rolling Stone magazine printed a piece detailing David Crosby’s last days and the CSNY project he was working on…plus, the new era of The Bachelor is here with the Golden Bachelor! He is 71 and looking for love!
Monday’s Trash 7/14/23
The Oppenheimer movie might not be showing in Japan…Tom Cruise really treats his co-stars well…and the Seattle Times did a story on the “Swift Effect”, meaning all the pricing that gets effected by Taylor Swift coming to town!
Friday’s Trash 7/14/23
Hollywood actors join writers on strike…a Seattle man was the inspiration for the Tetris movie…and Ric Flair is making more money on his energy drinks and pot business than he ever did wrestling!
