The Distorted View Show

The Distorted View Show (also known as "Distorted View", "Distorted View Daily", or "DV") is an adult-oriented comedy podcast hosted by Timmy (Boo) Henson and broadcast weekdays.
History.
Tim Henson (Timmy Boo) began experimenting with web-based comedy in 1996, and began producing episodes of the "Distorted View Show" in 2000 through telephony company Tellme, under the name "Distorted View Daily". The show was broadcast over telephone to listeners. As its popularity increased, the show was soon featured on several Internet radio broadcasts and on FM radio. The show moved to Mp3NewsBreak in 2002, but the company ultimately collapsed. In 2003, "Distorted View" partnered briefly with Sirius Satellite Radio. On December 6, 2004, "Distorted View" began as a podcast and has over 3,000 episodes of the show.
Features.
While billed as primarily a podcast that presents bizarre news stories, the "Distorted View Show" also integrates other sources of aberrant material, including audio clips ripped from videos (usually pornographic ones), unusual songs, or the occasional Canadian public service announcement. All of the components of Henson's podcast deal with adult themes, including (but not limited to) sex and sexual fetishes, drugs, domestic violence, unusual accidents, animal abuse, and racism. Henson approaches these topics with parodies, skits, and off-the-cuff commentary. At the end of every episode, Henson plays voice mails left for him by his listeners. 