Opie & Anthony - April 22, 2011 - Bjorn Lomborg, Gillian Jacobs, Clark Peters, Wendell Pierce

A packed Friday show featuring environmental scientist Bjorn Lomborg discussing his documentary "Cool It," actress Gillian Jacobs from the hit NBC show "Community," and actors Clark Peters and Wendell Pierce from HBO's acclaimed series "The Wire" and its new spinoff "Treme." The show opens with discussions of viral internet videos, Ted Williams (the "Golden Voice" homeless man), and the Friday Girl video phenomenon. The hosts debate why black people don't play hockey, discuss celebrity culture, and dive into sports talk including playoff hockey and baseball. A lengthy segment features Bobo performing his new "One Man Band" bit, with him waking up his entire household by banging pots and pans at 6 AM while singing his original song "My Dick." Bjorn Lomborg joins to discuss global warming and his cost-effective approach to environmental solutions, followed by Gillian Jacobs discussing her role on Community, her background in Shakespeare and theater, and various Hollywood experiences. The final hour features extensive discussions of The Wire's legacy and HBO's new series Treme, with Clark Peters and Wendell Pierce sharing behind-the-scenes stories and insights. 00:00:00 - Opening and viral video discussion 00:05:00 - Ted Williams and Friday Girl internet fame debate 00:15:00 - Sports talk and playoff hockey 00:30:00 - Why blacks don't play hockey caller segment 00:45:00 - Baseball and Dodgers ownership drama 01:00:00 - Lady Gaga apology for using "retard" 01:15:00 - Park Slope attack video and commentary 01:30:00 - Author pun game with live Beatles search 01:45:00 - Bjorn Lomborg on global warming solutions 02:15:00 - Gillian Jacobs from Community interview 02:45:00 - Barbara Streisand lookalike video debate 03:00:00 - The Wire and Treme discussion with Clark Peters and Wendell Pierce 03:30:00 - Bobo One Man Band compilation and recap --- Never Off Air — Archiving the Opie & Anthony XM era (2004-2014). Auto-transcribed and timestamped for searchability.