Just for clarification, that Ozone song you were talking about was not called “Mayia hee” or however it’s spelled.
It was called Dragostea Din Tei.

Glen and I had a great time at Judy Gold’s show with Amanda. During the show Judy explains something for the 2 non-Jews in the audience. That cracked me up because that was Glen and me. Although I think the theme of the show about mothers is universal and touches everyone. If Judy Gold comes to your town go and see her. If you go to Chicago look up Amanda, she is so cool. Thanks Amanda.

I love Amanda! Great lady!

You guys spent like 20 minutes talking about how everyone has to vote. I think we get the message after the first five. Totally cut in on Amanda time!

I’ve voted though!

P.S.
Your birthday thing for profiles shows the wrong age. I turned 16 in June but it says I’m 15 still, probably because it only looks at the year or something.

Nobody calls it “Dragostea Din Tei” Its the “Miyahee Miyaha Miyahaha Song”

Stay tuned tomorrow to hear Tay Zonday in his own voice talk about the phenomenon of being an overnight YouTube star.

That Chocolate Rain video is like crack… it cracked my ears open and stayed there for about six hours afterward.

Loved today’s show!!! When the three of you get going, it’s so much fun to listen. There are so many potential sound bites from this show… You could do a whole slew of “Mini Bites!”

Woah there, Matt H! Think of this as the time of year when the public radio station asks you to donate and offers you a tote bag. The Feast of Fools is free. Recording the show takes over an hour, and writing show notes and editing it takes Fausto four times longer than that sometimes. On top of that, there’s guest booking, and getting all those crazy people (Amanda, Ronnie, and Sal-E) to work for free. So I don’t mind if the boys ask us one time per year to go and vote, because they’re not in this to make big bucks — they’re in it for a little recognition. And the People’s Choice Podcast Awards are the one chance they get for some serious recognition.

Vote vote vote!

Amanda, I love that you came up with Golda Meir as the ultra-Orthodox Jew you knew, since she was a secular socialist (who grew up in Milwaukee). Also to answer Fausto’s question, the Jewish accent comes from mostly from Yiddish, the language spoken by most Jews who came to the U.S. during the great wave of migration form about 1880-1920. That mixed with general New York dialect is what you hear now.

And it shouldn’t be a surprise that “Hey! I’m gay!” books are such poor-sellers. Have you tried reading one? Standing in the Borders checking out a couple from the list was painful. And if you are writing a book about being gay *after* your career tanked (in politics, sports, music, whatever), it reeks of desperation and people can smell it.

Whoa!.. I hadn’t realized that was Amanda on the picture as a dominatrix! lol.. she looks scary/kinky/and a whole lot of fun all at the same time, Que nice..
And just voted by the way.

Actually, quite a LOT of people call it Dragostea Din Tei.
And the “Maiyahi” name is NOT one of the names the song is known by, either.
It’s either called “Numa Numa” by people who don’t know the title, or “Dragostea Din tei” seeing as how it’s the actual name. So HA!

Loved the opening theme. I’d love to get cheese as a gift… I likes cheese!!!

Chocolate rain just sound so nasty (and I don’t mean the song - HA!). Although… I saw the comments on the youtube clip … not very friendly.