Shawn Bourdo

This week we bring the love and thunder for the last stand. We’re reunited with a Summer Red Bull, a unicorn cake and a Cuban sandwich.

This week the stranger things are snow crashes and a baby cart to Hades. The plan and execution includes a Baja Blast and a Mango Gem.

This week I take a deep dive into my Best Of lists from 2006 from Sunday Morning Tuneage. My tastes haven’t changed considerably.

This week there’s everything you ever wanted to know about men with yellow ties and a child in their eyes. There’s even berry lemonade chips.

Mystery Inc. teams up with stars of film, television, music, and sports to solve classic Scooby-Doo! mysteries.

The influence of Indian culture on the Beatles’ music and their spiritual lives are detailed in historical footage and current interviews.

This week we get nutty with our ice cream and corny with our chips. We go fishing, encounter dinosaurs and Suzanne takes us on a journey.

This week’s discreet charm is of sweet almonds and sweeter pastries. Love grows at the institute and promises are broken by the Northman.

This week among the stranger things there is a purple thunder and a machine that causes rain. There are corn dog chips and dark berries in the soda.

This week we go on location with eclipses and night fliers. Things are flamin’ hot, sour, salty, and sweet so you better hold me now.

This week starts fires, mows lawns and believes in love action. It’s all flamin’ hot and reckless and you won’t believe it’s not butter.

The week there is Dr. Sleep and Mr. Uggs. There is a Captain Morgan and a Lone Wolf. Candy has blueberry flavor and cookies have caramel.

This week there is a striptease, a divorce and a death at a funeral that will have you asking how soon is now? And there are hot fries.

This week is sweet and salty. You get Billy, Steve and Ali, Willem and Robert, and Gene and Jezebel. All with a crunchy granola cluster.

This week the chips are scorchin’ under a killing moon. The cookies are filled with coffee and the motel with bad blood.

The week everything is everywhere with the ghost in you, the pee in the Busch and orange cream in your Twizzlers. Twain and Takis await you.

This week is a special even Nineties Edition. It isn’t Armageddon, it’s only American Music. Pull out your pizza bites and enjoy by today.

This week we address a legend, a king and the world’s greatest detectives. There’s a crunchy cookie and a cool ranch and it just who you want.

This week there’s honey graham in our M&M’s, Oreo’s in our cake, fish in our barrel, Gnip in our Gnop, and women in the flesh.

This week there’s a slim Kit Kat and a dark Rolo. There are Deathly Hallows and French Connections. Embrace the love in Berlin.

This week we have hot Fritos and popcorn and cool back down with Dunkin’ beans. There’s a World Party and a Moon city to cover all our bases.

This week there’s a belle, an hombre and the prophet. The Stargirl and the Sugar Free Space flavor round out the week.

This week we hang with shiny, happy people and faceless ones with soft skin. There is Coke from Space and wine from cans.

This week there’s an Aztec Mummy, a Death on the Nile, and a Victorian murder doll. There’s an Oreo bar and a Lime cupcake you will love madly

This week you need to hold on for great detectives named Drew and Columbo. There are fantastic cookies and a Fantastic Planet.

This week we have adventureful imagination with voices in the frost, paranoid androids, and elevation with King while we enjoy three cheeses.

This week we enjoy sunshine, creamy fudge, and we will have what she’s having. There’s Maude, Mifune. and Monsieur Rick looking at you, kid.

It’s a flamin’ hot episode that adores Yellowstone and enjoys ultimate chocolate and cinnagrahams. We keep it all in the family.

This week is a cluster of zero sugar, crunch that hits a super slam. There’s also a Mercedes, Dodge and a Coop.

FTCH starts off the second season with some Stephen King, Hitchcock, and Eastwood. Leo Sayer soothes away our anxieties.

We put a fork in 2021 with the third part of the finale. All the numbers, 1971, 3121, and I Would Die 4 U. There are even snacks for you.

The second part of the 2021 finale ranks TV shows – broadcast and streaming. There’s a rundown of the best ads of the year too.

We start the finale with Part One in which we detail the best films and trailers of 2021 and 1971.

This week we set out some Xmas ads along with Snoopy cookies and hot chocolate beer. We’re over the moon with Doctor Who too.

This week we walkabout with Hendrix, Who and Woo. There’s some sundae this Sunday and some sour with our sweets.

This week we revive our interest in nightmares from Stephen King, get cheesy at Applebee’s and shed a tear with Apple.

This week we dive into three different Stephen King projects with joy. We explore the sweets of the holidays and identify the 4400.

This week I can’t explain how to get into John Malkovich’s head but I can enjoy the flavors of the season. And remember to eat the ravioli.

This week there’s a trip to Ennui, France with Mr Mercedes. The flavor is missing from M&M’s and the cream soda but it’s perfect in our cereal.

This week we get ready for Halloween with a visit from the Great Pumpkin, some Monster Cereal ads and look back in love with Ray Bradbury.

This week we can’t resist Doctor Sleep, Only Murders and a healthy dose of Pure Love. Those things and a hazy double IPA. Enjoy.

Woot season is here. But leave the apple cinnamon corn at home. A double dose of King tops off a return from vacation.

This week is flavored with pumpkin pie and pumpkin spice. We stop by for Y: The Last Man and Murders in the Building.

Clint Eastwood is celebrated for his five decades in show business.

This week is long and cool like Witches Brew at the Monster Mash. Something wicked and houses that drip blood come this way.

This week I suffer through bad Doritos, meh Pop-Tarts, and enjoy good Mountain Dew. Board the Peace Train for an adventure with FTCH.

This week we talk about the darkness, the monster (cereals) and the mystery (sciences). There’s the return of sugar cookie cream and lime skittles.

Scooby-Doo and Mystery Inc meet up with Courage and the Bagge family to battle cicadas from outer space in a long overdue crossover.

This episode discuss love/hate at night and the sunshine of your love during the day. We appreciate Jesse Stone and warn you about seltzer.

This week we shriek over Skittles, watch the wheels and go under the dome for some offbeat opinions on the world at large.