Every Friday With Dan And Olivia

Google is your friend, Squackett good, Santana moment. Opening music: “Khedive” by Styx

Hard for the money, new policy, juvenile features.

Let those doggies breathe, field of malarkey, stroked like a cat. Opening music: “Take a Little Hit” by Ben Sidran

Breaking bread, nuts Canadian style, Germane Jackson. Opening music: “Tennessee Street” by Drew Zingg

The operative word, Meatloaf-esque, on the verge of disco.

A million people too many, self preservation mode, culture of freedom.

We continue to ride out our hiatus with listener picks for cover songs they prefer to the originals.

Red Sox apron, thermometer brain, jock jams.

Wider berth, Holder Overnight, shoulder of the Devil. Opening music: “Cut Chemist Suite” by Ozomatli

Weird end of the stick, anti Devo, nutty cameo, expression of care. Opening music: “Blues Grinder” by Ronny Jordan

Radiohead traffic jam, reduced to a tiny square, four very different guys.

Super bugs, Chewbacca’s bench, rewiring your matrix. Opening music: “Turn My Back on You” by Sade

Olivia discusses her career with Alexander Rodriguez,  Stan Zimmerman, Patrick Gomez and Amin El Gamal.

Generational karma, thinly veiled begging, Sting needs another castle. Opening music: “Five Per Cent for Nothing” by Yes

America Junior, turd polishing, sleeping sheep. Opening music: “Wow” by Andre Gagnon

Teenagers with headsets, Sunday meltdown, internet jinx. Opening music: “Affirmation” by George Benson

Asian Brando, smartest person in the room, dude vibe. Opening music “Cool #9” by Joe Satriani

The Maid of Orleans, not unlike the Spanish Inquisition, the flaw in the diamond. Opening music “Hallelujah” by Jeff Buckley

I swear you not, monosyllabic grunting, indeed. Opening music: “Words” by the Monkees

Spencer goes missing, boomer ascendancy, a little bit more squeaky.