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Alberto has an idea for a new show picture. Steve is gracious in his Pickem’ Challenge victory speech. Eddie offends both African Americans and the Gays. Plus we talk with model Sariphina Curry.

We celebrate the season with our annual Christmas episode. Many of our past guests join us to wish our listeners a Merry Christmas. Radio star Mark Thompson reads ‘Twas The Night Before Christmas. Alberto and Eddie share their holiday plans, while Steve neglects his parental duties.

Alberto doesn’t know what day Walt Disney died. Steve has reached the pinnacle of happiness. Eddie likes sex when it’s messy. Plus we talk with model Tracy Capehart.

Alberto starts the show off on the wrong foot. Steve got the show’s Facebook page suspended for 24 hours. Eddie believes he’s on the hook for child support until his kids turn 26. Plus we talk with musician John Kraus.

Alberto distracts Steve with his yawning. Steve is keeping one dream a secret from the show. Eddie would not give Nick away at his wedding with Ramon. Plus we talk with actor/singer Jayce Venditti.

Alberto is entertained by an old racist cartoon. Steve thinks there’s nothing wrong about taking pictures of hot women in public. Eddie is planning on living a lavish lifestyle after being done with child support payments. Plus actor/rock star Ed Gage is our guest this week.

Alberto creates a new slang for oral sex. Steve gets rejected by a woman in a very creative way. Eddie had a good time on a three hour beer cruise last week. Plus we talk with model Karisha ShaNelle.

Alberto explains MexiCoke to Steve. Steve had his night messed up by a listener. Eddie would do a porno for 300 billion dollars. Plus we try to Skype with Kim Rodgers and listener Rodney.

Alberto won a free lunch. Steve likes to make movies in his head. Eddie is going to San Diego next week. Plus we talk with singer Leilani Kilgore.

Alberto believes birthday celebrations are for children. Steve believes in second chances. Eddie adds commentary to his sports segment. Plus we talk with filmmakers Mike Egbert and Jonathan Medel.