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Serving Donuts
Category: Comedy
The “Donut Brothers,” Jim Cutler and Scott Stanley, host this unique podcast that is a high-energy, fast-paced flurry of discussion, banter, and other comedic elements. They give commentary to interesting stories in the news and have a segment called “The Serving Donuts Players, “which we really enjoyed. Both hosts are professionally involved in radio, and this is clearly evident in this podcast. Despite listening to numerous episodes, we were unable to figure out how the name of the show relates to the content, but it is catchy. The hosts are frequently joined by entertaining guests such as Dan, Isabella, The Government Guy, and Donut Boy to name a few. Serving Donuts makes good use of its guests to vary the pace of episodes, making the half-hour go quickly. New content was being released on an incredibly consistent weekly basis until Episode 43, which was released on August 25. Since this time, there has not been a word from the Donut Brothers,and this is a shame. Hopefully, Serving Donuts is merely taking a break because we found the podcast a worthy listen.
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BBQ Central Radio
Category: Food
BBQ Central Radio is all about the art of BBQ’ing and grilling. This is not a podcast with a leisurely tempo because it is packed with information, give-a-ways, interviews, and call-ins. Host Greg Rempre and guests avidly discuss choosing the best quality meat, meat preparation, the use of hormones, stress free environments for cattle, and types of grain fed. Greg refers to his listeners as “Centralites,” and it seems these listeners are part of a unique niche. We were amazed at the detail and various ways to prepare quality BBQ. We also like Greg’s mom, Connie, who gives her favorite recipes on the show once a month. Listeners should be notified that BBQ Central Radio is formatted as a radio-style programming. While we are always careful to applaud podcasters who are paid for their work, BBQ Central Radio does have a high number of commercials in comparison to the length of the program. Overall, listeners who are eager to learn the art of BBQ’ing and how to base, rubs, slap, and stick meat should give BBQ Central Radio a listen.
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Jimmy in the Garden
Category: Literature
Jimmy in the Garden is aptly promoted as “Comics reviews, commentary, culture, and Jimmy.” Rick, Ray, and Dr. Lou join Jimmy as hosts. At its heart, Jimmy in the Garden is a comic book-themed podcast. However, a large portion of the podcast is devoted to the antics of Jimmy, the stories he tells, and the other hosts making fun of him. Once the actual comic book discussion got started then the podcast grabbed our attention. It is obvious this podcast is using Jimmy to differentiate itself from other comic book-themed shows. However, Jimmy was more of a distraction then an enabler. We feel the presentation and quality of the discussion and reviews regarding comic books is the difference that will set this podcast apart from others. The hosts are comedic and relatable enough that we wanted to hear more of their opinions and points-of-view. Overall, Jimmy in the Garden is highly disorganized but excels at new content distribution with the once-a-month schedule. Bumpers are used along with short “bits” to keep the show moving. We would like to hear the audio leveled out further and the focus taken off ridicule of Jimmy. If you’re a comic fan, be sure to check it out for yourself.
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