City Management

==Overview==
Double Heads Variety Hour presents "City Management," where DJs Dillon Minacci and Matt Fox present a playlist combining Nashville and Los Angles songs. They negotiate business deals, interview a politician, and stay humble. Listen to the episode.
==Episode Summary==
Matt Fox and Dillon Minacci are finally back together in the studio for the first time in weeks. Ever since the DJ duo was nominated for Austin Chronicle's 2024 Music Awards, they have been in NYC, Nashville, and Los Angeles making deals and talking with industry heavy-hitters. Because of their newly-attained fame, the DJs discuss the need to use their voice to help the common man, but before they can do so they get a number of calls.
Their first caller is Clint from Net-Flicks, which Clint alleges is Netflix's top competitor. Clint is willing to offer the DJs $75,000 per episode, and when the DJs try to negotiate Clint hangs up. They get a second call from Patricia Scarsborough, who is the head of Trish Scarsborough Agency (also known as TSA). While she wouldn't let the DJs into the TSA building when they attempted to attend an in-person meeting in LA, she is now willing to offer them 1,500 Buc-ee Bucks; 3,000 Costco hotdogs; and a monument of fame to be built underwater in LA. They also get a call from a very nice man named Caleb who confirms that DHVH is an "inspiration to average joes who dream of making it big in a big city." He also claims to have cried full bottles of tears because of the show.
After getting through the callers, the DJs are then excited to welcome local politician Kevin Curtin to the studio. Kevin has come to the show to announce that he has officially applied for the position of Austin's City Manager. He was recently at the career center next to the probation office and saw the application, and after creating a resume, figured he was fit for the job. During the episode, Kevin lays out a number of campaign promises which include:
* Providing KOOP with headphone pads
* Decriminalizing missing car windshields
* Changing 311 to 1011
* Making 311 a line that just plays 311's "Amber"
* Subsidizing a house drummer for every venue
* Subsidizing five drink tickets per musician for every venue
* Encouraging more loitering
* Renaming I-35 to I-36 (but only the new part with all the parks on it)
They get a call from 311 frontman Nick Hexum, who also requests that 311 be put on the upcoming Creed tour, which Kevin says might be possible. Nick confirms that the band also supports the drink ticket mandate so long as they can use them to get their favorite drink, We Hate You Scott Stapp (which is just Red Bull and Bailey's). The more the DJs pry into Nick's ambitions, it becomes clear he wants to be on the Creed tour to exact revenge for what happened in the Summer of '99.
They decide the genres complement.
==Characters==
Matt Fox
Dillon Minacci
Kevin Curtin
Clint
Caleb
Trish Scarsborough
Randy Newman
Nick Hexum
==Featured Music==
Randy Newman - "I Love L.A."
Chet Atkins - "Mr. Bojangles"