Show Rundown: June 25, 2018
Dave Matthews on His Possibly Misplaced Grammy, Letting ‘Lady Bird’ Use His Music, and Forgetting the Lyrics While Singing With Mick Jagger
Watch Dave Matthews Play an Acoustic Concert Live on the Stern Show: His New Single, a Classic Cover, and His Hit ‘Crash Into Me’
Watch Dave Matthews Play an Acoustic Concert Live on the Stern Show: His New Single, a Classic Cover, and His Hit ‘Crash Into Me’
See more videos from Howard’s interview with the iconic singer-songwriter on the SiriusXM app
Howard’s interview with Dave Matthews on Monday morning was made even more memorable with the singer-songwriter performing an acoustic concert live on the Stern Show. Dave Matthews Band has scored several hits over the years but perhaps none more iconic than 1996’s “Crash Into Me.” Check out Dave playing an acoustic performance of the song (above).
Dave also treated Howard to a cover of Procol Harum’s classic tune “A White Shade of Pale.” See video of that performance (below).
Finally, Dave did a solo rendition of his band’s new single “Samurai Cop (Oh Joy Begin)” off their new album “Come Tomorrow.” Before breaking into the song, Dave told Howard how he borrowed its title from a cult classic film he saw while working in the recording studio. “It could not be less about a samurai cop,” he explained of the song. Watch him perform “Samurai Cop (Oh Joy Begin)” in the video (below).
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JD Harmeyer’s Description of His Recent Medical Procedure Will Leave You Cringing Along With Him
JD Harmeyer’s Description of His Recent Medical Procedure Will Leave You Cringing Along With Him
“I was, like, breathing like I was giving birth,” he says of the cystoscopy
JD Harmeyer underwent an uncomfortable medical procedure last week and lived to tell the tale on the Stern Show Monday morning.
After experiencing a few unrelated symptoms, JD visited his doctor who discovered microscopic hematuria, or trace amounts of blood in his urine. To be safe, the doctor sent him to a urologist for further testing.
Unfortunately, to be totally sure JD didn’t have a more serious ailment, the urologist suggested he undergo a cystoscopy, a procedure in which a camera would be stuck up his urethra to examine his bladder.
Despite the nurse applying a numbing gel to his manhood, JD told Howard it was not a pleasant experience. “It stings. It’s very stinging,” he said of the tube sliding up his urethra.
While he felt the girth of the instrument being inserted inside of him, JD couldn’t attest to the size as the doctor told him to look away and just focus on breathing. “I was, like, breathing like I was giving birth,” JD recalled with a laugh.
Asked to rank the pain on a scale of one to ten, the staffer placed it at somewhere between a seven or eight.
Things didn’t get any better after the procedure was over, either. “It stings pretty bad and then afterwards, you know, you got to deal with peeing blood,” he said. “I had, like, blood stains in my underwear after I had walked home.”
Although many of his male co-workers were left cringing from the story, Robin Quivers had less sympathy for JD. “Have you ever had any real pain?” she asked him, pointing out the toll of childbirth on women.
“I once almost choked on a Gobstopper. That wasn’t good,” JD replied after searching his memory.
Thankfully, after all of the testing, JD was medically cleared to return to his normal life. He told Howard he has been trying to improve his overall health by working out more and eating better.