3813 – Getting out the vote with Jason Berlin

May 20, 2026 Darryl Asher

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In studio notes by Garon Cockrell
Editing and additional notes by Darryl Asher

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00 Double beep!

Welcome in!

Soda troubles! Tiny bubbles!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tiny_Bubbles

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Don_Ho

Don Ho did indeed see 9/11. He died in 2007.

What happened at the airport? Jimmy talks about it! Colombus Airport. He had to be up pretty early to catch his flight.

https://thepointsguy.com/airline/airports-terminal-visit-without-plane-ticket/

LAX construction!

The new LAX people mover, officially named SkyLink, is currently in its rigorous, un-passengers testing phase to ensure 30 days of uninterrupted operation before opening to the public later in 2026. Once open, the 2.25-mile elevated train system will transport travelers between central terminals, parking structures, and transit hubs. The driverless electric train is designed to bypass the notorious “horseshoe” traffic and fundamentally transform the airport experience.

https://www.lawa.org/transforminglax/projects/skylink

Talking airports and ubers.

10 – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/She_Came_In_Through_the_Bathroom_Window

Once again, Don Ho died in 2007.

15m – Jimmy gives us the details about his trip to Chicago and his shows around the area.

Jimmy didn’t get into Chicago until 12:30am due to travel issues.

Jimmy came across a baffling thermostat at the La Quinta hotel.

20 – He didn’t get to see Triumph because of the travel issues and it turns out the venue itself was a parking lot away from his hotel.

No Triumph west coast dates yet.

25 – A very long day of traveling.

Jimmy and his Dad had a nice lunch at Angelo’s Pizza! 10/10 pizza.

Peoria ended up having about 75 people! On a Thursday?! A win!

Jim Glass saw Jimmy 47 times!

Top 5 people who’ve seen Jimmy?

30 – Jimmy Glass, Misty Ow (sp?!), Chris and Denise Bodart, Dave Wilson (since 2003!), Dan Jones, Matthew Henshaw!

Not counting SoCal folks! Daniella and Sam basically win!

Jimmy talks about a new young fan, Clarissa, and wondering how on earth she became a fan of this show.

Jelly on a bagel? WITH Cream Cheese!?

Matt talks about the Cream Cheese incident from when he was a kid staying over at a friend’s house.

What is too much cream cheese?

40 – Lots of bagel talk going on.

Fodzyne sneak peak!

New mute buttons?!

Mail to wait until the next episode.

Get some tix to Jimmy’s next round of shows back east!

45 – Jimmy’s doing Grand Rapids and Ann Arbor coming up in August!

Dullards are a bore!

Eliot has a question about In Ear Monitors.

50 – Great openers all around for Jimmy’s shows.

Get ready for some politics talk!

We’ll be right back!

51m30s – We’re back!

Jason Berlin is here!

Chess the musical! Jimmy just can’t make it happen! It’s a big cost.

Uh oh. Matt’s gonna see it when he’s in NY.

55 – Jimmy asks Jason to talk about his life and origin of Field Team Six.

He worked on Wipeout!

Jason talks about “bribing” cops in Mexico when they had to shoot there. Seven bribes!

60 – Jimmy would host a show on a gas station pump.

Jason talks about his dad being pathologically social. Including leaving the door open when he uses the bathroom to talk to you. And talking about talking a hot bath to “scald the itch” out of his hemorrhoids.

Jason moved here to Los Feliz not North Hollywood.

1h5m – Jason went nuts when Trump got elected and it led to Field Team Six.

Talking about Pratt and his run and the black woman jimmy saw talking about Pratt running.

Jimmy actively dislikes Eli Roth because of how he treated the cameraman and Jimmy.

1h15m – Go vomit up your shoe!

Jason talks more about launching and helping getting people registered to vote. They started in Lancaster.

1h20m – Jason did customer service work to fund his organizing and volunteering efforts.

Jason talk concentrating on Federal Elections.

1h30m – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dom_DeLuise

Travolta at Cannes –

Jimmy gives some Colonoscopy tips!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hot_Stuff_(1979_film)