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Radio Rubber Room EP13, Downbeat Switch

by | May 18, 2011 | MUSIC

In this week’s episode, the guys and gal from Downbeat Switch joined us for two hours packed full of lowbrow humor and sexual innuendo. Because Manzelli arrived late, Dan and Derrick decided to punish him by forcing him to eat something strange and disgusting they found around the radio station. Dan immediately kicked off the interview segments by making DbS’s new drummer Rob feel awkward and uncomfortable with stories they shared from their past. Jenna, the lead singer for Downbeat Switch, brought in an amazing set of pipes and wowed the guys with three live songs. I should mention that DbS unveiled two new songs from their upcoming album. Listen to the podcast to find out if the biopsy we preformed on the sore from Manzelli’s lip was really herpes or just a skittle that melted to his face. New product parodies to look for: The Facebook Breathalyzer and Rock Hard Caulk.


In this week’s episode, the guys and gal from Downbeat Switch joined us for two hours packed full of lowbrow humor and sexual innuendo. Because Manzelli arrived late, Dan and Derrick decided to punish him by forcing him to eat something strange and disgusting they found around the radio station. Dan immediately kicked off the interview segments by making DbS’s new drummer Rob feel awkward and uncomfortable with stories they shared from their past. Jenna, the lead singer for Downbeat Switch, brought in an amazing set of pipes and wowed the guys with three live songs. I should mention that DbS unveiled two new songs from their upcoming album. Listen to the podcast to find out if the biopsy we preformed on the sore from Manzelli’s lip was really herpes or just a skittle that melted to his face. New product parodies to look for: The Facebook Breathalyzer and Rock Hard Caulk.

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