Tue, 5 September 2006  Mink & Rook return from a small podcasting hiatus with a show as uninteresting as anything they've ever done. What can we say, we always hope the absence will be permanent, but like a bad case of herpes...At the very least this show may aid in helping the most helpless insomniacs among us. Yawn! Comments[17] |
Sun, 6 August 2006  Camelot it ain't, but Mink & Rook twist their way through the show like a motorcade in Dealey Plaza; only to be interrupted by a catastrophe that has their listeners crawling from the back seat of the limosine to the waiting arms of some sympathetic saint of peace and quiet...or something like that. The result: A Jack Ruby fanclub. They're shot! They're shot!Comments[7] |
Sun, 30 July 2006  Mink & Rook pull out all the stops on quality, but then again what else isn't new? It's their 55th podcast and we guess it's a little like the longevity of Bonanza...it's a train wreck and you can't help but focus on it. Punk, Rock, Country, they've got it all, save for tolerable banter. Bill!Comments[52] |
Sun, 23 July 2006  Extra long resistance to audio perfection, always...it's the Mink & Rook Rum & Coke Show live from Ontario Canada, but don't blame the nation, blame yourself, should you have the stomach to listen. One only has so much room on his/her hardrive, why take up so much space with this tripe for the ears? Let's just say you've been warned, er, time and time again. Hollow indeed! Comments[9] |
Tue, 27 June 2006  Clear of their decades series Mink & Rook are back off track with what we would like to think is their worst effort to date. Luckily this show comes with its own "in case of bad show break glass" contingency plan. Prepare to clean up the mess. Eh! Comments[205] |
Sun, 4 June 2006  When Mink & Rook were studying the "How To Do A Good Show" handbook, they missed the chapter on "How To Do A Good Show".Always relentless with their onslaught of micro talent, this pair, fit to be fried, meander witlessly over a 3 hour period that will leave you awash in the need to shower as soon as possible. Next to oddlines! Comments[3] |
Mon, 22 May 2006  Gag us with a spoon, Mink & Rook are back for their 80's show. Enfeebled by their meagerness as tour guides for the era, the inept inebriates sputter through this representation of a time we'd all like to forget. If this show was an 80's sitcom it would likely star Alan Thicke. Bogus! Comments[30] |
Sun, 7 May 2006  Throw backs? How about throw away! Mink & Rook drunk drive their way through their 70s edition podcast as gracefully as an 8-track tape deck in a Ferrari, uncool-like and unecessary. Continuing their staggering trip through time, these sardonic souses prove only one thing...they are no dog's buddy. Get Down! Comments[2] |
Sun, 30 April 2006  Groovy and outta site isn't the way most would describe the Mink & Rook Rum & Coke Show but this week the trashed tandum turn the clock back to the 1960's. Mink & Rook embarrass themselves through the ages in the first of their 5 part series of musical decades. Rewind to a time when The Mink & Rook Rum & Coke Show was a mere droplet in the shotglass of life. Gear! Comments[12] |
Wed, 12 April 2006  Mink & Rook show us that 45 podcasts later they still can't seem to put a decent show together. But even we have to admit, that's a lot of rum and a shit load of useless banter. This week MNR respond to listener email and discuss the world of weird news. Tune in, turn off and cancel your internet!Comments[13] |
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