Ep 130: Poop or Get Off the Pot

Posted by Douglas DeLong at 3/15/2008 11:30 PM and is filed under uncategorized
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Lyric sits in as co-host this week as Junko moves into her new house.

We learn all about red-light districts and railway jargon and dedicate it to the former governor of New York, Elliot Spitzer.

Jero is the American phenom who has become the first black enka singer in Japan. His hip-hop style has managed to get the young 'uns hot for enka.




In our look at the Japanese justice system, we look at a critical report the U.S. has issued. There's good news for young people who don't want to wait until they're 20 to legally smoke and drink. We also highlight a rather unusual case in Japan in which a woman successfully employed the seldom-used "big breasts" defense.



Our Dick of the Week is Kory McPheron, whose girlfriend had a big problem which he didn't seem to think required him to do anything about. Our runner-up is a woman who came up with a unique way of getting rid of her boyfriend.

The Vatican has come up with a bunch of new sins, and we uncover some of the less publicized ones.

We end the show witha great song from K. Juno called Senshi.

Don't forget that March is our big "Let's Donate Money to Planet Japan" campaign! You can show your love for Planet Japan by making a donation to help us cover our production costs. Any amount would be greatly appreciated. Just click on the "Donate" button.

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That's it for this time. Thanks for listening!

 

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