[In Studio]: Dave, Billy, Donovan
[Guest(s)]: Dita Von Teese
[Phone Calls]: Tony Powers
[Absentees]: Matt was on tour with Velvet Revolver.
Dave admitted that today at the Coffee Bean, he was the one holding up the line by asking what everything was. He even asked if they had something in the back, and the clerk actually went into the back for a bit.
Donovan brought up the subject of Paris Hilton going back to jail. Dave quickly dismissed it because he didn't want to talk about it, but then gave in and admitted that he loves she has so much power that she can work around the legal system.
While Dave and Billy were in the bathroom cleaning up before Dita came up, so Donovan called his family friend, Tony Powers. He spoke to him briefly about his songwriting career, and how Louis Armstrong covered one of his songs. Dave also talked to him about the differences in using blow now, and then.
Dita came on about a half hour into the show, and took a few questions from callers, one regarding the "lost" episode of "The Girls Next Door" that she was on that no longer exists due to copyright issues. They also gave away a copy of her book to the third caller, and Dave joked that he would be right back because he needed to make a call.
Spread Entertainment was a big topic of the night. Early in the show Dave talked about a clip he recorded last night at a Pink's hot dog stand with two lesbians that just came from a gay-pride parade. Not only did a few callers have questions regarding it, but after Dita left they took some time out to talk about this weeks show, as well as guests and his interviews from previous shows.
[Quotes]:
"I stopped five years ago. But let me tell you something, five years ago it was phenominal. I shot that stuff in my veins back then, so I went through a lot of it. .. Because, let me tell you something, it started off real sexy with a house full of sexy girls and a couple of lines off a table, and ended up with me by myself with a needle hanging out my arm in my bathroom for two weeks. Not sexy anymore." [Dave, to Tony]
"Maybe what they've been saying about me is true all along, maybe I am gay. With a vocabulary like that, how could you not be?" [Dave, after using "peruse" in a sentance]
