On the Lam

==Overview==
Double Heads Variety Hour presents "On the Lam," where DJs Dillon Minacci and Matt Fox presents a playlist combining songs from the 70s and 80s. They discuss their shared fear of open water, swap grocery store tips, and meet a local entrepreneur. Listen to the episode.
==Episode Summary==
Matt Fox and Dillon Minacci begin the episode with a lengthy conversation about their most recent times spent on boats and how both DJs have a fear of open water. They talk a lot about Blue Moon Marina, a local marina in West Nashville, and how they used to get shrimp po-boys there. Since they live DJed all afternoon at Zilker Brewing Company, they have brought the records from the event and are playing music from the 70s and 80s.
They are interrupted by Jacob LaFontaine De La Roche, a man who wants to file a medical complaint. He claims that KOOP's specific frequency, 91.7 FM, is interrupting his medical condition and causing undesired shifts in accents. During his conversation with the DJs, Jacob's accent switches from American to Mexican to French, although he only speaks English and Spanish. When asked about the French accent, he claims to have watched a lot of French films growing up.
Jacob is an importer/exporter, although he is currently unemployed and only appears to have ever imported when he had a job. He is obsessed with importing Mexican candies, which he planned to resell to American markets, although this never came to fruition. He also has created his own version of Tajín which he calls Wajín, which appears to just be table salt with some crushed red pepper. This project was also shut down due to influence from the local salt mafia, which Jacob won't discuss further. 
They decide the genres complement.
==Characters==
Matt Fox
Dillon Minacci
Jacob LaFontaine De La Roche
==Featured Music==
Village People - "Macho Man"
Boney M - "He Was A Steppenwolf"
Frankie Goes to Hollywood - "Relax"
Earth Wind & Fire - "September"