Talk:Dave, Emily and Chainsaw

message: It would be a good idea to list all of the "best of" tapes, CDs and DVDs, but I don't know them all (and it would be great if there was an explanation of the titles, when applicable).  The ones I know are:
2004-2005 The DJs are the Heros
2003-2004 The J-K Conspiracy
2002-2003 Puppets are Clogging My Brain
1990-2002 The Greatest CD Ever!
2001 Nothing But Trouble (a phrase coined by Dave's youngest daughter when she was about 5 years old)          
2000 The Breast of...Dave, Shelly and Chainsaw
1998-1999 Decade of Decadence
1997-1998 No Talent Punks (which is how a non-fan caller referred to D, S & C.)
1996-1997 Double Talking Liars (another accusation from another non-fan)
1995-1996 Sprechen Sie Douche?
? Old Lady Maggothead
I think there were others????
The group has been putting out best-of's since their Dawn Patrol days. I believe 1991 was their first. I'll have to talk to Sheree and see what the others were.
In the CD "The greatest CD Ever!" there is a list of all of their best-of CDs. 
1994-1995 - Old Lady Maggothead
1993-1994 - Exposed!
1992-1993 - Repeat Offenders
1991-1992 - Sophomoric Behavior
1990-1991 - The Rookie Season
--Raderick 00:01, 17 January 2006 (UTC)
thread_title:  "Best of" Tapes and CDs 

message: I added a section on Roddd and Lance, and I edited the 12 DofC section where it talks about the Grand-a-day giveaway to be past tense, as it's unknown if it will continue this year.
Raderick 10:22, 12 January 2006 (UTC)
thread_title:  Added content 

message: Is it possible for us to work on a history page? It seems like most, if not, all Wikipedia pages has a history section, so why not here? We can document their days at Q106, passing of Dave's wife, pre-Dawn Patrol days, etc. 
While we're at that, can we start work on individual pages, for example, we don't have pages for Cookie Randolph or Shelly Dunn yet. I imagine that this will very hard to do, as there isn't a whole lot of information available on the internet about any of the cast.
--Raderick 06:55, 17 January 2006 (UTC)
thread_title:  History 

message: I understand that the bit includes callers asking the gang anything they so desires, but is there some un-official boundary? For example, I haven't heard a caller ever ask about Dave's deseaced wife, nor have I heard anything about his wife since the week or two after he came back on the air.
::I'm sure most of The DSC's listeners have good enough taste not to bombard Dave with questions regarding his dead wife, which, especially during the time when he had just returned to the show.  How would you feel, in his position? PantherFoxie 17:23, 27 July 2006 (UTC)
thread_title:  Ask Us anything! 

message: Does anyone know who does the Baseball Fever clips, where the announcer usually calls play-by-play using many sexual entendres?
Pete Hansen. These bits are heard nationwide and are available through syndication on Premiere Radio Networks. Check your local listings! 
You can't find and download a few of the Pete Hansen "Baseball Fever" clips here http://thepetehansenshow.mypodcast.com/ from his "The Pete Hansen Show" podcast.  In fact, you may not be able to find Pete Hansen anywhere.  The podcast has been taken down and the clips are almost non-existent.  There is one and only one clip on youtube (just search "baseball.flv").
Current clips can be recorded off of the  DSC - 100.7 KFM-BFM they are no longer on 101.5 KGB.  —Preceding unsigned comment added by 68.8.21.158 (talk) 05:33, 24 March 2009 (UTC)
thread_title:  Baseball Fever Clips? 

message: The bits section is a mess. We need to sort things out by actual bits, info about the show, and even have a controversy section (as we know, the show had their share of it) --Raderick 11:56, 17 October 2006 (UTC)
thread_title:  We need to clean this up 

message: Why's this article in :Category:Articles with unsourced statements? To be sure, almost all of the statements in the article are not explicitly attributed, but I think it can be legitimately assumed that they refer to the show. — boredzo (✍) 08:41, 2007-01-05 (UTC)
:Because of this statement
:::"The J-K Conspiracy is a movie produced by Dave, Shelly, and Chainsaw, directed by Chainsaw, and released in 2005. It stars the entire show, plus a number of celebrities (such as Bob Costas, Doug Flutie, Don Rickles, and Laura Schlessinger) and several notable listeners (including Listener Lex, Commander Butch, and Quiet-Talking James)"
:Rich Farmbrough, 23:17 24  February 2007 (GMT).
:Since no sources have surfaced in over 3 years and this was also a part of the contention that got it nominated for deletion, this section has been removed.--RadioFan (talk) 22:19, 24 September 2010 (UTC)
thread_title:  Unsourced statements? 

message: I've tagged the "Bits" section for its lack of sources, but that's a general problem with this article. From my experience with articles on similar shows, I doubt that significant sources can be found for most of the contents. Let's give it a few months and then cut down the unsourced materials.   Will Beback  talk   08:47, 13 November 2009 (UTC)
thread_title:  Long article, few sources