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In this track from The Uncle George Mixtape, Uncle George and the gang tackle concerns surrounding the Bishop Animal Shelter expansion in Manatee County. Through parody, music, and Glen's signature outrage, the song highlights reports of overheating dogs, broken fencing, construction disruptions, volunteer burnout, and the ongoing debate over animal welfare during the shelter's transition. Set to a familiar late-90s party anthem style, Who Let the Dogs Out? turns local government controversy into a satirical singalong about accountability, public concern, and who really let the dogs out. 

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"I Don't Wanna Miss SB180" is the latest track from The Uncle George Mixtape, turning Florida's battle over home rule, local control, and state preemption into an over-the-top 90s power ballad. Inspired by real public policy debates but presented through satire, the song proves that sometimes local government is stranger than parody.

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A completely unnecessary parody inspired by the environmental debate surrounding Palma Sola Bay's famous sea horsies, where the fish are trying to fish, the crabs are trying to crab, and several thousand pounds of horse keep making executive decisions. Featuring aquatic centaurs, suspicious pelicans, and more nutrient cycling than any Christina Aguilera song has ever deserved.

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A parody of "Hot in Herre" inspired by the ongoing debate over Manatee County's Bishop Animal Shelter, where critics have raised concerns about heat, shade, kennel design, and spending priorities. Through satire, cartoons, and questionable musical choices, Uncle George asks the question many residents are already asking: how did millions of dollars buy something that still has people arguing about shade?

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