The Musers — 2026-04-11

The Musers — 1310 The Ticket, Dallas | Saturday, April 11, 2026

📋 Segments This Day

• Observation Deck
• Rich the Intern
• E-Brake
• Observation Deck
• E-Brake
• Rich the Intern

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🎙️ Early Show Analysis

Here is the analysis of this portion of The Musers from April 11, 2026:

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Segments

• Observation Deck [00:00:00]: The regular Gordo-led opening segment. This edition devolved into a long, meandering debate about whether Gordo is a “sports wizard” — someone who correctly predicts when beloved local athletes or teams will underperform. The hosts traded examples going back decades.

• Rich the Intern [00:00:00]: Gordo played classic archival audio from the show’s history, including a segment with “Rich the annoying intern,” who was sent onto the street to ask people nonsensical questions. This led into playing an early recording of the Nick Skinlonen character, then called “Nick Deep Talker,” from the 2002 Super Bowl in New Orleans.

• E-Brake [00:00:00]: The Emergency Brake of the Week segment aired, featuring classic archival audio of hosts riffing on an absurd scenario involving Norm as “The Bachelor,” culminating in an extremely off-color joke that apparently got dumped by the board operator at the time.

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Was There an E-Brake Segment?

• Yes. The E-Brake featured old audio of hosts (likely from the Hardline era) spinning an increasingly graphic comedic scenario about Norm as a Bachelor-style suitor, culminating in a joke so explicit it was dumped on air. The clip itself was being replayed as a classic example of the segment. The humor centered on Norm’s age and virility in an absurdist, over-the-top way.

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Sports Topics Discussed

• Cowboys [Observation Deck, ~00:04:47]: Brief discussion of Jerry Jones as Cowboys owner, prompted by Rich the intern’s street interview audio. Also, Gordo’s skepticism about Brandon Aubrey came up — Gordo claimed he warned the others that Aubrey was getting “wobbly” before he started missing extra points, while Junior noted it was only one miss.
• Rangers [~00:03:16]: George mentioned attending the Rangers’ World Series meltdown (the “cough syrup game”), where he was prematurely shaking hands with front office people congratulating them.
• Mavericks [~00:03:26]: George was also present at Game 6 in Miami when the Mavs won the NBA title. Gordo noted George’s heart wasn’t in it, which is why the “jinx” didn’t apply.
• Cowboys/Tony Romo vs. Dak Prescott [~00:05:46]: Gordo claimed credit for recognizing early that Dak Prescott could take over for Romo, saying the others dismissed him.
• Luka Dončić [~00:10:55]: Gordo claimed he was bullish on Luka early, while George countered that Gordo mostly noted Luka “looked like a guy at the Y” — though both acknowledged Luka scored 45 a game and led the Mavs to the NBA Finals.
• Stars/Ed Belfour [~00:06:57]: Extended discussion about Gordo’s early skepticism toward Ed Belfour, including a story about traveling to New Jersey for a Stars game where Belfour gave up multiple goals (Gordo said eight, Junior corrected to six). George and Junior maintained Belfour was still a great goaltender; Gordo claimed vindication.
• Super Bowl — Patriots vs. Rams (2002) [~00:14:33]: Gordo claimed he predicted the Patriots’ upset win over the heavily favored “Greatest Show on Turf” Rams. George acknowledged this was one of Gordo’s legitimate hits.
• Tom Brady [~00:14:39]: Gordo insisted he was the first to recognize Brady as the greatest quarterback of all time, while the others pushed back, saying he was 7-for-200 on predictions overall.

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Debates or Strong Opinions

• Is Gordo a Sports Wizard or Sports Jinx? [Observation Deck throughout]: The central debate of the segment. George and Junior argued Gordo exhibits classic confirmation bias — cherry-picking the few correct predictions (Dak, Brady, Aubrey wobbling, Belfour) while ignoring hundreds of wrong ones. Gordo countered that his hits were “huge ones” that count more. Junior put Gordo’s record at “7-200.”
• The Nick Skinlonen Bit [Rich the Intern, ~00:08:01]: A lighthearted internal debate about the Skinlonen brothers character. Junior (Craig Miller) said it’s one of his favorite Ticket bits and he “worships” it. George admitted he merely “tolerates” the Skinlonen brothers and hears from Rick too much, which Gordo called a damning non-endorsement. Junior called it “the bit that divides the show.”

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Funny Moments, Gordo Bits, and Memorable Quotes

• “I stand with those who stand against me.” [~00:01:45] — Gordo, conceding that Norm was right about the Hardline’s handling of JFK Jr.’s death.
• The Ed Belfour Cough Syrup Joke [~00:08:32]: Junior joked, deadpan, “We did learn after the game that you force-fed him cough syrup so that you could get more attention that night” — a reference to the infamous Ticket “cough syrup game.”
• “He looked like a guy at the Y-League. Meantime, he’s scoring 45 a game.” [~00:11:14] — George on Gordo’s assessment of Luka, with Gordo’s response: “Both are correct.”
• “He’s a bus driver / He’s a good bus driver for now.” [~00:15:25] — Gordo doing a mock impression of how the hosts supposedly dismissed Tom Brady early on.
• Rich the Intern audio [Rich the Intern, ~00:01:13]: The played archival clip was genuinely funny — Rich asking passersby nonsensical questions like “Are you half Ben today?”, “What’s the difference between George Washington?”, “Where’s your pants putty?”, and “Where’d you get those pea shawls?” The confusion of the interviewees made it an absurdist comedy piece.
• Early Nick Deep Talker / Skinlonen audio [~00:04:31]: The 2002 Super Bowl clip of Craig interviewing the character — then called “Nick Deep Talker” — at Patriots Media Day was played. Gordo noted the voice was “creepier” and “smoother” in the early version, and Craig joked he was “a little slicker and faster talking” back then.
• Gordo as a “stray broadcaster” [~00:09:38]: Craig described Gordo’s post-Skip Bayless period as becoming “a stray broadcaster just showing up on shows throughout the day.” Gordo: “I don’t appreciate the description, but yes.”

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Recurring Bits, Characters, or Inside Jokes Referenced

• Nick Skinlonen / Nick Deep Talker: A long-running Gordo character, a former deep snapper with an unusually deep voice. The segment traced the character’s origin to Super Bowl media days, first at an Atlanta Super Bowl (Rams vs. Titans, 2000), then confirmed via audio from the 2002 Patriots-Rams Super Bowl in New Orleans. George revealed he tolerates rather than loves the bit; Junior and Gordo love it.
• Rich the Intern: A former Musers intern who was a recurring on-air presence. Classic audio was played of Rich doing street interviews with deliberately absurd questions.
• The Cough Syrup Game: Referenced multiple times — the infamous Rangers World Series moment. George admitted he was there prematurely congratulating the front office.
• The Sports Wizard: A reference to “Brian Collins, the boom goes the dynamite guy,” and his introduction of “Chris Dewar, the sports wizard” — used as a recurring internal joke about Gordo’s self-styled predictive abilities.
• Hardline Rant Revival / JFK Jr.: Referenced from a recent Twitch event where the hosts played classic audio of Norm and co-host Leon criticizing the Hardline’s handling of JFK Jr.’s death in 1999.
• Ribby: Gordo briefly mentioned the character Ribby and expressed a desire to find the very first Ribby bit, noting it probably ran 15 minutes because “we didn’t have a concept that a bit should have an end to it.”
• Rolling Stones with Skip Bayless: George mentioned wanting to find this archival clip; Gordo confirmed he has both his first and last appearances on Skip Bayless’ show and teased that the last one ended after “two lines of the bit.”
• The E-Brake “deep voice caller”: Gordo compared the early Nick Deep Talker voice to “our deep voice e-brake caller,” a familiar listener reference.

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Summary

This portion of the April 11, 2026 Musers opened with the Observation Deck devolving into a classic, well-worn Ticket debate: is Gordo a secret sports wizard or just a confirmation-bias-driven contrarian who only remembers his hits? The conversation bounced across decades of sports history — Brandon Aubrey’s shaky extra points, the Rangers’ World Series collapse, the Mavs’ title, Ed Belfour’s bad night in New Jersey, Dak Prescott replacing Tony Romo, Luka Dončić looking like “a guy at the Y,” and Gordo’s early faith in Tom Brady before Super Bowl XXXVI. George and Junior argued Gordo’s record is something like 7-for-200 with selective memory; Gordo insisted the big hits count more. The whole thing was loose, nostalgic, and frequently hilarious, with the hosts clearly in a mood to look back at the show’s history.

The Rich the Intern segment extended that nostalgic energy, with Gordo unveiling archival audio from old tapes. First came a clip of “Rich the annoying intern” doing absurdist man-on-the-street interviews with deliberately meaningless questions — a bit of pure Ticket surrealism. Then came a historically significant find: an early recording of Gordo’s Nick Skinlonen character, here still called “Nick Deep Talker,” recorded at Patriots Media Day before Super Bowl XXXVI in New Orleans in January 2002. Craig (Junior) role-played the straight-man interviewer in the clip, asking the bizarre deep-voiced fictional ex-Dolphin long snapper about his career and his unusual voice. The segment also sparked an internal debate about the Skinlonen brothers bit itself — Junior loves it, George merely tolerates it — which Gordo called “the bit that divides the show.”

The E-Brake capped the portion with a compilation of classic on-air moments, centered on a particularly unhinged bit involving Norm as a Bachelor-style suitor, which escalated into graphic jokes so explicit the board operator dumped the audio in real time. The clip was being replayed as a greatest-hits moment, celebrating the kind of wheels-off, anything-goes energy that has defined the Ticket’s culture since its earliest years.

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⏰ Mid-Show Analysis

Segments in This Portion

• E-Brake (~00:00:00–00:13:50): The weekly “Emergency Break of the Week” segment, sponsored by Advanced Hair Restoration. Three candidates from other Ticket shows were presented for listener vote on who had the most embarrassing on-air moment.
• Observation Deck (~00:00:00–00:16:09): Gordo’s segment, sponsored by Tiloc Nasser Vision and Generator Supercenter. A wide-ranging, mostly non-sports conversation touching on Ticket history, Gordo’s self-proclaimed sports wizardry, and the origins of the “Nick Skin Lawnin” bit.

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Observation Deck

• Gordo opened by thanking P1s who watched the Twitch hangout and the Hardline rant revival, where classic audio of Norm criticizing the Hardline’s handling of JFK Jr.’s death was played. Gordo conceded Norm was right about that.
• The hosts reminisced about the early days when Norm was on a rival station and called for Gordo to be fired, and the awkward first crosstalks when Norm eventually joined The Ticket.
• A lengthy and playful debate broke out about whether Gordo is a sports jinx or a “sports wizard.” George and Junior argued his record is roughly 6-and-200, with the hosts citing:
• The Rangers’ World Series meltdown (Gordo was there shaking hands with the front office prematurely)
• The Eddie Belfort (Ed Belfour) Stars goaltending debate — Gordo claimed skepticism before a bad game; George countered it was just one bad night
• The Dak Prescott/Tony Romo situation — Gordo claimed credit for saying Dak was good early
• Brandon Aubrey missing extra points — Gordo claimed early warning; Junior noted it was “one singular” miss
• Tom Brady/2002 Patriots Super Bowl — Gordo claimed he was high on Brady before anyone else
• The Giants upsetting the undefeated Patriots — Gordo said he had a feeling
• George also credited Gordo with being at the Mavs’ 2006 title win (Game 6 in Miami), though Gordo dismissed his own role there
• Gordo teased that he found early “Nick Skin Lawnin” audio from around 2000–2002, possibly from a Super Bowl media session in New Orleans (Patriots vs. Rams). George believed the character was born at the 2000 Super Bowl in Atlanta (Rams vs. Titans).
• Gordo teased playing classic Ticket audio later in the show (~8:40), including one of the earliest Nick Skin Lawnin appearances, noting the voice was “a little bit creepier” in early recordings.

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Notable Debates or Host Disagreements

• Gordo’s sports predictions record: A recurring and lively back-and-forth between Gordo, George, and Junior (Craig Miller) about whether Gordo is a genuine sports predictor or simply a chaos agent who takes the contrarian position on everything and only remembers his hits. George summarized it as “you’re 7-and-200, but you only hear about the seven.” Gordo maintained the big ones (Brady, Dak, etc.) count more heavily.
• Gordo and rooting interests: Junior (George) accused Gordo of wanting local teams or athletes to fail so he can be proven right. Gordo denied wanting misery, insisting his “early warning detection service” is valuable and unappreciated.

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Phone Callers (E-Brake Voting)

• [~00:08:39] First caller: Voted for Dave (“dickslexia”), invoking the Dixie Chicks as his “favorite supergroup” as a setup for the joke.
• [~00:08:51] Second caller: A fake/prank voice saying “I want Lando to be gay” — identified by one host as a fake recording Corby had forced someone to record for a show called *Heated Rivalry*.
• [~00:09:26] “MusesRV”: Quick call, voted for Corby.
• [~00:09:34] Unidentified caller: Said “Hey, humans” — dismissed as a robot call, referencing Corby’s live read line “not a robot.”
• [~00:09:46] “Mountain Lion Matt”: Voted for Corby’s “damned to the damn right.”
• [~00:09:56] Longer caller: Said he’s been listening a long time and the show got him through hard times, then voted for Corby.
• [~00:10:42] “Sports Karma”: Claimed to be “the one who keeps Georgia’s out,” then lost his nerve and bailed mid-bit.
• [~00:11:03] Caller who only heard the third candidate: Voted for Lando by default.
• [~00:11:17] Quick caller: Said “Corby wins” and something about “Old Nick in Richardson is doing so well” and “no funeral” — somewhat garbled.
• [~00:12:00] Final voting caller: Referenced being called out by Gordon the previous week for “swerving,” said he’d get out of the way and vote for Corby.

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Funny Moments, Gordo Bits, and Memorable One-Liners

• Corby’s E-Brake win: During a live American Airlines read, Corby repeated back nearly word-for-word what Dave had just said, including the AT&T Wi-Fi information. Dave’s flat “I just said that” became the moment. Gordo noted the shot clock showed it was 14 seconds after Dave’s line before Corby recycled it. Gordo: *”It really sounds like two guys talking at a bar, doesn’t it?”* [~00:13:31]
• “Damned to the damn right”: Gordo questioned whether starting a live ad read with “damned to the damn right” was a good sign, calling it obvious filler. [~00:04:43]
• Dave’s “dickslexia”: While trying to say “dyslexia,” Dave stumbled into “it’s my dick… dick’s lexical,” prompting one host to exclaim *”What a Laila moment that was!”* [~00:06:34]
• Lando’s Easter/Olive Garden joke: Lando on WIP cleared his throat, said “Jesus and his 12 friends met in an olive garden” — then immediately burped/made a noise, ruining his own punchline. The hosts debated whether “olive garden” *was* the punchline. [~00:07:28]
• “Start earning those points, whether you’re a human or a bear?” — A host riffing on Corby’s garbled “whether you’re a human or a business” line. [~00:03:15]
• Corby’s E-Brake milestone: Gordo announced this was E-Brake #97 for Corby Davidson. [~00:13:42]
• Gordo on Luka: *”He looks like a guy at the Y-League and he scores a lot. Both are correct.”* [~00:11:20]
• “I was right about the meatball tree” — Gordo listed this among his correct predictions, getting no pushback from the hosts, suggesting it’s a well-known piece of Ticket lore. [~00:11:36]
• The E-Brake open (before the voting segment) featured raunchy pre-segment banter about Norm as “The Bachelor,” including a dump-button moment that was bleeped. [~00:00:00–00:01:26]

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Pop Culture, Music, or Non-Sports Topics

• Strictly Come Dancing (BBC show): Referenced in Dave’s E-Brake clip, involving an unnamed star who was arrested on suspicion of rape but won’t face charges due to insufficient evidence.
• Easter/JFK Jr.: Lando’s WIP Easter history bit; also the Hardline’s old JFK Jr. coverage referenced in Observation Deck.
• Heated Rivalry: A show mentioned briefly — Dave apparently hosts all-guys watching parties for it. Gordy said he watched about ten minutes of the first episode. [~00:09:05]
• “Boom Goes the Dynamite” (Brian Collins): Referenced as the source of the “sports wizard” audio drop — *”He’s sitting in for Chris Dewar, the sports wizard.”* [~00:09:36]
• The hosts referenced the Rolling Stones bit as something George keeps wanting to bring up that Gordo wants to move past.

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Summary

This portion of the April 11, 2026 Musers broadcast opened with the E-Brake segment, presenting three candidates from other Ticket shows. Corby Davidson won — for his 97th all-time E-Brake — after a live American Airlines read in which he repeated back nearly everything Dave had just said, seemingly having not listened at all. The other candidates were Dave Lane stumbling into “dickslexia” while discussing the show *Strictly Come Dancing*, and a WIP host named Lando whose attempt at an Easter history joke was derailed by his own poorly timed noise mid-sentence. Listener calls came in fast, with the majority voting for Corby, and the segment featured some characteristically absurdist caller moments including a fake “Heated Rivalry” recording and a caller who identified as a robot.

The Observation Deck segment opened with Gordo thanking listeners for tuning into a Hardline rant revival, where old audio of Norm criticizing the Hardline’s handling of JFK Jr.’s death was aired — with Gordo conceding Norm had a point. This led into an extended and entertaining debate about Gordo’s self-proclaimed identity as a “sports wizard,” with George and Junior arguing he is simply a serial contrarian who remembers only his hits. Gordo defended his record by citing early takes on Tom Brady, Dak Prescott, Brandon Aubrey’s struggles, and the Giants upsetting the undefeated Patriots — with the hosts countering that for every correct call, there were hundreds of wrong ones. The tone was warm and comedic throughout, with Gordo holding his ground and the hosts gleefully dismantling his mythology.

Gordo closed the segment by teasing that he had found early “Nick Skin Lawnin” audio — one of The Ticket’s most beloved recurring characters — from approximately 2002, likely recorded at a Super Bowl media session in New Orleans. The hosts debated when exactly Nick was born as a character, settling on the 2000 Atlanta Super Bowl (Rams-Titans) as the likely origin, with the New Orleans clip being an early follow-up. Gordo promised to play the audio later in the show, noting that Nick’s voice in the early recording is “a little bit creepier” than listeners might remember.

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🏁 Final Hour Analysis

Segments in This Portion

• E-Brake (~00:00:53–00:13:50): The weekly segment where listeners vote on which Ticket personality had the most embarrassing on-air moment. Three candidates were presented: Corby Davidson (repeating a live ad read back to his partner word-for-word), Dave Lane (mispronouncing “dyslexia” as “dickslexia” during a Hardline segment), and Lando (making an odd noise while attempting an Easter/Olive Garden joke on WIP). Corby won, earning his 97th E-Brake victory.

• Rich the Intern (~00:00:00–00:09:59): Gordo shared classic archival audio from the early days of The Musers, including a bit featuring “Rich the annoying intern” doing absurdist man-on-the-street interviews with nonsensical questions, and a 2002 clip from Patriots Super Bowl Media Day featuring an early appearance of the long-running Gordo character “Nick Deep Talker / Nick Skinlonan,” followed by discussion about the character’s history.

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Funny Moments or Memorable Gordo Bits

• The opening tease before the E-Brake featured a bit about Norm having a testicle caught in a door and walking 20 feet without noticing (~00:00:53), setting a characteristically absurdist tone.
• Corby’s E-Brake clip is a classic of obliviousness — after Dave completes a full live read for American Airlines/AT&T, Corby immediately repeats the entire thing nearly verbatim, prompting Dave to say flatly, *”I just said that.”* The group noted Corby’s tell: opening with *”Yep, you’re damned to the damn right”* as obvious filler while he gathered his thoughts (~00:01:59–00:04:50).
• Dave’s “dickslexia” moment: while trying to say “dyslexia,” Dave stumbled and produced “Dick’s lexical,” sending the studio into hysterics. The reaction — *”What a Laila moment that was!”* — was one of the biggest laughs of the segment (~00:05:01–00:06:44).
• Lando’s Olive Garden joke: Lando set up a bit about the history of the Easter Bunny, opened with “Jesus and his 12 friends met in an olive garden,” then immediately burped/cleared his throat and derailed the entire segment. The group debated whether the Olive Garden line *was* the punchline (~00:06:55–00:08:25).
• The archival Rich the Intern clip featured Rich asking Dallas pedestrians completely incoherent questions on the street — *”Are you half Ben today?” / “What’s the difference between George Washington?” / “Where’d you get those pea shawls?”* — with bewildered passersby growing increasingly hostile (~Rich the Intern: 00:01:08–00:03:13).
• The 2002 Nick Deep Talker / Nick Skinlonan clip from Patriots Media Day was a highlight — Craig (in a noticeably younger, slicker voice) interviewing Gordo’s bizarre deep-voiced character, who casually drops phrases like *”let the gyps fall where they may”* and expresses interest in playing for “George Seabird” (~00:04:30–00:07:05).

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Phone Callers

Several callers voted during the E-Brake segment (~00:08:35–00:12:17):

• A caller invoking the Dixie Chicks voted for Dave and his “dickslexia”
• A caller identified as a fake character from *Heated Rivalry* (a Corby-related bit)
• “Musers RV” voted for Corby
• A caller said “Hey, humans” and was immediately identified as a robot
• “Mountain Lion Matt” voted for Corby’s “damn to the damn right”
• A loyal listener gave an emotional thank-you to the show before voting for Corby
• “Sports Karma” called in but bailed mid-call
• A caller reported that someone named “Nick and Richardson isn’t doing so well” — puzzling everyone briefly
• The final voting caller, who had been previously called out by Gordo for “swerving,” ultimately voted for Corby

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How the Show Wrapped Up

The show closed with Gordo announcing Corby’s 97th E-Brake win and teasing that they are *”three E-Brakes away from a milestone”* for Corby at 100 (~00:13:41–00:13:50). The Rich the Intern segment ended with Gordo teasing more archival audio to come — specifically, his first and last appearances on Skip Bayless’ show (Gordo lasted approximately one month before being ejected), and a search for the very first *Ribby* bit, which Gordo noted probably ran 15 minutes because *”we didn’t have a concept of that a bit should have an end to it”* (~Rich the Intern: 00:09:01–00:09:59).

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Notable Quotes or Moments

• *”Yep, you’re damned to the damn right.”* — Corby’s immortal filler line that launched E-Brake #97
• *”Dick’s lexical.”* — Dave’s accidental mispronunciation of “dyslexia,” immediately dubbed “a Laila moment”
• *”Let the gyps fall where they may.”* — Nick Deep Talker/Skinlonan, 2002 (~Rich the Intern: 00:06:14)
• *”I don’t hate them. I tolerate them.”* — George on the Skinlonan brothers, in what Gordo called “not a ringing endorsement” (~Rich the Intern: 00:08:26–00:08:30)
• *”You guys are very awesome… I want to vote for Corby.”* — A heartfelt listener call that Gordo called *”the perfect call”* (~00:10:22–00:10:33)
• Gordo teasing: *”What a year it’s turning out to be for Corby Davidson.”* (~00:12:17–00:12:21)

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3-Paragraph Summary

The final portion of this Musers broadcast opened with the E-Brake segment, the weekly listener-voted contest for the most embarrassing on-air gaffe. Three candidates were presented: Corby Davidson, who robotically repeated an entire American Airlines live read back to his partner Dave just 14 seconds after Dave had delivered it; Dave Lane, who tried to say “dyslexia” on the Hardline and produced the unforgettable “dickslexia” instead; and Lando from WIP, who ruined his own Easter/Olive Garden joke with an ill-timed bodily noise. Listeners called in to vote, including a memorable heartfelt caller who thanked the show for getting him through hard times before voting for Corby. Corby won handily, claiming his 97th E-Brake — with the hosts noting a milestone is just three wins away.

The second segment was a nostalgic deep dive into archival Ticket audio that Gordo had recently unearthed. The first clip featured Rich, one of the show’s few interns, conducting man-on-the-street interviews armed with a list of completely nonsensical questions — including “Are you half Ben today?”, “What’s the difference between George Washington?”, and “Where’d you get those pea shawls?” — to the mounting confusion and irritation of Dallas pedestrians. The bit was affectionately described as a “terrible internship,” with Gordo noting they deliberately put Rich in uncomfortable situations. The second clip was a historically significant find: a 2002 recording from Patriots Super Bowl Media Day in New Orleans, featuring what Gordo identified as an early appearance of the beloved character Nick Deep Talker / Nick Skinlonan, with a noticeably younger-sounding Craig Miller conducting the interview.

The Rich the Intern segment concluded with a candid behind-the-scenes moment as George admitted he merely *tolerates* the Skinlonan brothers, while Gordo and Craig expressed deep affection for the characters — calling it “the bit that divides the show.” The conversation drifted into further archival treasures Gordo is hunting for, including the elusive Rolling Stones/Skip Bayless clip, and Gordo’s own first and last appearances on Skip Bayless’ show — the latter ending in ejection after just one month. Gordo also teased tracking down the very first *Ribby* bit, which he suspects ran an absurdly long 15 minutes. The segment ended on a warm, nostalgic note, with the crew clearly enjoying a rare look back at the station’s earliest and most irreverent days.

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Analysis generated from archived transcripts. Hosts: Gordon Keith (Gordo), George Dunham, Craig Miller, Mike Rhyner, Donovan Lewis (Junior). Station: 1310 The Ticket, Dallas, TX.