It's Got to Be Ska Part 9

== Overview ==
Double Heads Variety Hour presents "It's Got to Be Ska Part 9," where DJ Matt Fox presents a playlist combining ska and ska. They discuss the corporations behind baseball, meet a nepo DJ, and talk to a concerned parent.
== Episode Summary ==
Matt Fox and Dillon Minacci start the episode catching up since they haven't seen each other over the past week. Today marks the beginning of opening day in baseball, and Dillon talks about Baseball, Inc., the organization that marks the beginning of the season by dropping countless baseballs down a large slide that then launches the balls at children – with parents' permissions.
They meet a fellow DJ named DJ Lil T Icklish, who comes from a long line of DJ that date back to their distant relatives, who DJed on gramophones when Debussy was the most popular artist. They run a company called Nepo DJs United, where they join with fellow nepo DJs (including Steve Aoki) to further their agenda.
The DJs get a call from Pete Light Santifesto, who is a parent that allowed their child to take part in Baseball, Inc.'s baseball launching celebration. Pete's child was hit in the stomach with a 30mph baseball and is being sent to the hospital, but he justifies letting his child be involved due to the large scholarship that his child was competing for. Pete also reveals that Eric Rothschild is behind Baseball, Inc. and goes by the name of Big Baseball Daddy.
They also put out a call for baseball team names for their burgeoning baseball team, and people suggest:
* Austin Ambulance Chasers
* Neandery'alls
* Mopac Traffic Cones
* Austin Celtics
* Ska Ballerz
They decide the genres complement.
== Characters ==
Matt Fox
Dillon Minacci
DJ Lil T Icklish
Pete Light Santifesto
== Featured Music ==
Streetlight Manifesto - "Would You Be Impressed?"
Skankin' Pickle - "Rotten Banana Legs"
Less Than Jake - "9th At Pine"
Junerise - "Red Canyon Country"