The Crawfordsville Peach Cast

On this episode of 'Untoasted', Peach and Meyer discuss the 1965 sci-fi film "Invasion of Astro-Monster". They also talk about Taylor Swift, dreams of being a film extra, and how pleasant Matt Taylor is. 

The discussion continues with Jeff Nelson as they talk about the March Madness of Football Announcers, multimillion-dollar TV deals, and the status of ESPN. 

A double-header this time around, as Dave speaks with both Public Relations Director for Comcast Indiana Michael Wilson and ESPN sports commentator Jeff Nelson. Dave talks with Michael about the expansion of broadband internet in Montgomery County, while later talking to Jeff about Tom Brady, NFL statistics, and the uncertain future of college football. 

Dave sits by the sideline with Matt Taylor, who is the voice of the Indianapolis Colts. They chat about how Matt got his role, the team's track record post-Andrew Luck, and the upcoming 40th football season. 

On this episode of 'Untoasted', Peach and Meyer discuss the 1998 box office blunder "Almost Heros" starring Chris Farley and Matthew Perry, the love affair between Richard Blade and Terri Nunn, and the meaning behind Styx's 'Mr. Roboto'. 

Clean comedians Lee Hardin and Kari Jones take the stage with Dave Peach to talk about the illusion of being prepared, living with your mom in your 40s, and stray nuts from Paydays. 

Admiral Dave sets sail with Captain Adam to talk about yacht rock popularity, the Mount Rushmore of Yacht Rock, and the best songs to listen to while sailing on your boat. 

On this episode of "Untoasted", Peach and Meyer discuss the 1980 disaster film "When Time Ran Out" starring Paul Newman and William Holden, that empty feeling of eating a bag of Flamin' Hot BBQ Fritos after a fireworks show, and Kurtis Broadstreet makes his musical debut with his original song titled: "Hello, Todd!"