Swish Edition

Co-hosts Dale & Scott are talking about the real “Roseanne” house hitting the market (the exterior, anyway); Cookie Monster’s real given name; being SHOCKED by recent government efficiency; Taylor Swift is probably already being courted by the NFL for the next Super Bowl; social media star Jake Paul to fight retired boxing legend Mike Tyson; what do you think about being asked to round up for charity; Campbell’s has a ‘no duh’ new soup; Neve Campbell to return to “Scream” franchise; why did Bellagio have to turn off the iconic fountains for a day?; Las Vegas’ Tropicana might not be imploded like so many other once-greats on the Strip; and, much more pop culture silliness of the week.

It’s a wild week, including IHOP flavored potato chips; Madonna is perpetually late and she doesn’t care; Richard Branson gives away 160 cruises; we learned what a Roper Romp is; a scorpion bites a man on his junk; sequential royal flush pays big money; Sony to open movie studio in Sin City; the proposed A’s stadium looks like the Sydney Opera House; single men are disgusting; the iconic Sopranos’ diner booth is sold for big bucks; and, much more pop culture silliness of the week.

Celebrating co-host Scott’s Double 27th (a few days early), we’re talking about Apple’s big electric car news; Apple says not to put your wet phone in rice; a douche steals Girl Scouts’ cookie money; the moon lander tips over; do Leap Babies age as fast as we do?; TMZ and other outlets call bedbugs a crisis (spoiler alert, it’s not!); The Florida Man Games are a hoot; Wendy’s introduces surge pricing; Delta announces a special eclipse flight; and, much more pop culture news and views.

This one’s a dozy—we’re talking about preserving tattoos; a nifty new pizza place and bar called Happy Camper; Rachel Dolezal gets canned again; George Santos sues Jimmy Kimmel; JLo is in marketing overload for her new album & tour; the dictionary has new words and phrases to keep up with our weird times; one of Coke’s secrets; and, a John Wick experience is coming to Sin City. All that, and microwaved stuffed animals, this week on your favorite comedy and pop culture podcast of all time.

Live on tape from Las Vegas, Nevada, the long-running SWISH EDITION comedy podcast has returned for Season 14...and it's bigger and it's better than ever before. Founding co-hosts Dale Blades & Scott Wallis have dusted off their mics, mixed their cocktails, and jotted down a whole hell of a lot of notes for their triumphant return to the world of pop culture podcasting. Won't you tune in to see what all the fuss is about? New episodes drop on Wednesdays. Follow and subscribe TODAY!

The 14-year-old comedy and pop culture podcast makes a triumphant return. Co-hosts Dale Blades & Scott Wallis couldn’t let their baby wither away, so they’re back behind the mics—with cocktails in hand—in their Vegas studio, talking about all the silly news from the worlds of celebrity, entertainment, travel, and various oddities of life. The revitalized show is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, at swishedition.com, and everywhere else podcast lovers get their audio info-tainment.

We started this show in 2010—wow! For the past 13 years, we’ve covered all the silly pop culture subjects with wit & snark and had a ball doing it. We appreciate our dedicated listeners, but it’s time for something else. We hope you enjoy this final show (for now b/c we never say never) and hope you’ll join us for an ALL NEW show debuting in October. But first, listen up as frequent guest Jacqueline joins us to talk about all the craziness of the week, live on tape from sweltering Sin City.

As Dale & Scott wind down the Swish Edition podcast with their second-to-last episode (don’t worry, they’ll be back with a new show in October), they’re talking about MGM Resorts & Marriott’s new 20 year deal; a Hallmark Christmas cruise; Aretha Franklin’s handwritten will; Miranda Lambert’s hate for selfies; a “90210” reunion; Zuckerberg bulks up; Twitter’s poopy response to the media; a haunted mansion for sale; why the Hollywood strike makes sense; and, much more pop culture goodness.

The boys are talking about the Meta’s Twitter killer, Threads; Ricky Martin is now up for grabs; McDonald’s is catering weddings?!; Delta will drive you to your plane in a Porsche; Princess Leia’s dress fails to sell; a dozen of Siegfried & Roy’s exotic cats get a new forever home; Madonna cancels North American dates; pop stars keep getting hit on stage; Vegas locals CAN win Megabucks; Taylor Swift could make over $1 billion on her tour; and, much more pop culture goodness. 

Happy 4th, Americans—aren’t you happy you aren’t British? Anyway, we’re talking about people who triggered by stuff like the song “My Heart Will Go On;” how a Subway purposely triggered folks in Georgia; a man wins big at the airport; Cher is recording a Christmas album; Pepsi ketchup is a thing; will Mark & Elon fight it out at Rome’s Colosseum?; Virgin Voyages continues to shake up the industry; can restaurants get rid of tipping?; “Coyote vs Acme” movie is coming; and, much more silliness.

This week we’re talking Batman-themed weddings; a celebrity chef fed up with vegans; Ina Garten hacked; Musk & Zuckerberg’s cage fight plans; Ryan Seacrest named as Pat Sajak’s “Wheel of Fortune” replacement; Furbys are returning (with off switches, mind you); we’re liking the idea of sustainable cactus leather; Cirque du Soleil’s “Love” extended through 2024; Brittany did NOT perform with Elton John; we’re loving “The Walking Dead: Dead City;” and, more pop culture silliness of the week.

We’re talking about Pat Sajak’s retirement; buying two seats for one person in coach; Virgin Galactic’s passenger flights begin; the missing Titanic submarine; Royal Caribbean’s two new record breaking ships; Taco Bell’s crazy deal with Crocs; the HBO documentary “Burden of Proof” hits too close to home; KFC’s creative Twitter strategy; Joe Exotic is running for POTUS; Dolly Parton and Ann Wilson’s new “Rockstar” single drops; and, a lot more pop culture silliness for the last day of Spring.

Let’s talk about lap dances for life for the Golden Knights; Pop-Tarts loves college football; “Barbie” used up all the pink paint; should blind people be able to cruise alone?; we finally know what McDonald’s Grimace is; hell has frozen over in “Sex and the City” land;  Apple finally recognizes ’fuck;’ we say FUCK you to the PGA; and, much more pop culture silliness of the week. 

This week we’re talking about the iconic Brady Bunch house hitting the market; the world’s most expensive scoop of ice cream; Katy Perry flying through the air; Marky Mark hustling drinks again; Taylor Swift rain water for sale; A.I. taking over the world; Catherine O’Hara joins Beetlejuice 2; and, much more pop culture silliness for May 30, 2023.

Dale and Scott are back with Tucker Carlson’s move to Twitter; 79 year old Robert De Niro’s new baby; Velveeta’s disgusting chocolate truffles; a crazy hot chicken McNuggets lawsuit; the Crazy Horse gentleman’s club reality show; the death of MTV News; Dolly Parton’s track list and realize date; the Taco Tuesday fight; goodbye to the Wienermobile; the super profitable Super Bowl wants 7,000 people to work for free; and, much more pop culture news, reviews, and silliness.

We’re talking about how Garth Brooks won’t allow phones at his concerts; the Hollywood writer’s strike continues; a kid ate a $120,000 banana; Elon Musk’s children’s insane names; the rumor that James Cordon was actually fired due to high costs and low ad revenue; AirBnB finally telling all; where did all the dumped pasta come from in New Jersey?; the 100 ounce boozy milkshake; NPH launches a new competition show; U2 tickets are going for thousands; and, much more pop culture silliness.

We’re also talking about Carrie Fisher’s Hollywood Walk of Fame star; McDonald’s Big Mac sauce; Morgan Wallen’s cancelled concert lawsuit; the R-rated Christopher Robin series; Rick Ross’ offer to the out of work Don Lemon; what Cinco de Mayo really means; the Charmin bear’s hoodie; Wendy’s canned chili; the Stanley Cup playoff game we went to; Aerosmith announces farewell tour; Paris Las Vegas grows; AppleTV’s “The Morning Show” grows; and, much more pop culture news and views from the week.

To mark Episode 400, we’re talking about good riddance to James Corden, Don Lemon, and Tucker Carlson; Katy Perry & Take That to sing for the new king; hell froze over because Charlie Sheen & Chuck Lorre are working together again; Netflix rolling out paid password sharing; the Oakland A’s are officially coming to Vegas; the Champagne of Beers gets dumped; sell the dog to return to the office?; cruisers get banned for fishing off their balcony; and, much more pop culture silliness of the week.

Hey, y’all, it’s pop culture news and views including McDonald’s ‘improved’ burgers and the return of the Hamburgler; major retail chains are closing stores because of rising downtown crime; Katy Perry announces end of Vegas show; we chat with author/illustrator Jay Cooper who was at the final performance of Broadway’s “Phantom of the Opera;” BravoCon is coming to Sin City this year; gig workers are using workarounds to make more money; HBO drops its legendary name; and, much more silliness. 

We’re up in arms about media sites ruining episodes of popular television shows THE MINUTE they air; “Harry Potter” may be reimagined at HBO; Chipotle sues Sweetgreens; what’s up with palm oil in Girl Scout cookies?; stun casting doesn’t always work; concert ticket resale is out of control and there’s an easy answer; you can wear a Pizza Hut bucket hat; Netflix’s “The Night Agent” is soooo good; adult Spaghetti-Os are a thing; and, much more pop culture silliness.