3 Dudes and a Broad

May 27 2012, Part 1: Jordan passes out on the subway

Posted in Uncategorized by threedudesandabroad on May 28th, 2012

Jordan Korabic lost consciousness on the subway platform, and no one helped. On the plus side she has some really cool bruises. Find out what she believes caused her to pass out. Was it anemia, or bad sushi? Or maybe...she's pregnant. Heeeeyyyyoooooo!!!

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May 27 2012, Part 2: Hank, Regina DeCicco, and Angel Cobb

Posted in Uncategorized by threedudesandabroad on May 28th, 2012

Hank the correspoendent reports on a man who punched out a noisy 10 year-old kid at the movies. Anyone who has ever been to Chuckie Cheese has wanted to do the same thing...Am I right people!?! Comedian Regina DeCicco calls in from the new Starwoods Hotel in Iraq. And native Brooklynite and comedian Angela Cobb shares her thoughts on the re-branding of the Brooklyn Nets.

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May 27, 2012, Part 3: Julie Kottakis

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Lawyer and comedian Julie Kottakis reports on the guy who has been fined over $600,000 for downloading music from the internet. Find out if honorable couselor-at-law Julie will admit to having done the same thing.

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May 27, 2012, Part 4: Cryptozoology and Cannibalism

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Wilson McDermut tests the gang's knowledge about Bigfoot and Chupocabra. And finally Akash Bhasin brings us news of the weird, apparently, all over the world, people are eating people. Take that Anthony Bourdain.

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May 20 2012, Part 1: Internal dynamics

Posted in Uncategorized by threedudesandabroad on May 21st, 2012

We kick things off by airing our dirty laundry, like Justin's inability to dial a phone, and Jordan's vicious attacks on Marshall. Then we talk about stereotypes about black people.

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May 20 2012, Part 2: Race, more race, and freaky sex

Posted in Uncategorized by threedudesandabroad on May 21st, 2012

Justion sings a song dedicated to Trayvon Martin, and we discuss other race issues, like the fact that minority babies are now in the majority. And Justin caps if off by talking about his unusual sexual proclivities.

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May 20 2012, Part 3: Diversity in New York City

Posted in Uncategorized by threedudesandabroad on May 21st, 2012

Tweeter-in-chief Kraig Beaudoin zings Justin. Then Jordan reveals some surprising findings about which New York City neighborhoods are the most and least diverse. Then a rich crazy white guy who bought property in Harlem calls in to brag about how rich he is. And we take a little time to hate on trust-fund hipsters.

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May 20 2012, Part 4: Findings and Weird News

Posted in Uncategorized by threedudesandabroad on May 21st, 2012

In our final segment, Wilson McDermut brings the scientific findings, and in Weird News Akash Bhasin explains why a good lap dance can be fatal.

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May 13 2012, Best Of Part 1

Posted in Uncategorized by threedudesandabroad on May 14th, 2012

Joining the mile high club is not all it's cracked up to be. Elaine Kaufman wanted her cremated ashes scattered all over second avenue, but the city said "No." C'mon Bloomberg, lighten up.

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