195 Episode 195 - Where'd The Cho Go

Larry and Chris (and Marisa) geek over the guest list for the Atlanta Days of the Dead convention while trying out more varieties of Lay's potato chips.  Enjoy!

Larry and Chris (and Marisa) mourn the loss of Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey Circus and ease their suffering with two varieties of Lays Potato Chips:  Southern Biscuits and Gravy and Dill Pickle.  Enjoy!

Larry and Chris (and Marisa) marvel at the group's new camera and talks about some their plans for the new year.  Then, they sample some Bacon Habanero Pretzel Crisps, check out the latest Ghostbusters figures and eat some sweet and salty Combos.  Enjoy!

Larry and Chris (and Marisa) talk about Rogue One, more or less.  But the conversation is certainly about Star Wars.  Could there be a better way to start off a new year?  Enjoy!

Larry and Chris (and Marisa) try out the new air fryer.  They give Hostess Deep Fried Twinkies and Tostino's Stuffed Nachos a spin it it.  Enjoy!

Larry tells Chris (and Marisa) about his recent run-ins with the media, including a visit with Mike Rowe.  Also, they snack on some Takis.  Enjoy!

Larry and Chris (and Marisa) hesitantly sample a frozen doughnut burger and scope out the Weird News.  Enjoy!

Larry and Chris (and Marisa) try out some Hickory Smoke Flavor Spam, Angry Orchid Cider and microwave corn-on-the-cob.  Enjoy!

On this special episode, Larry and Chris (and Marisa) welcome a special guest, filmmaker Stacey Palmer.  They discuss Stacey's recent decision to publicly announce her transition from being Jayson Palmer.  They talk about the various issues confronting transgender people both inside and outside the film industry and the struggles one faces being transgender.  Keep your mind open and Enjoy! 
On a separate note . . .
 
 We don't often pull back the curtain on the show, but I'd like to pay tribute to a friend who passed during the making of this Episode.  My dog Socks passed away Tuesday night.  She has been my constant companion ever since we rescued her six years ago.  She sat in my lap for the editing of each and every episode.  She did so for the beginning of this one.  I started the edit with her by my side and finished it with her ashes upon my desk.  I've been very upset by the loss, but pushed through the emotion that came with trying to edit alone to bring you this episode because it's important.  There is a message within it that needs to be heard.  If you agree, share it and spread the word.  I'd appreciate it.  Socks, not so much, she wasn't in it for art or sending a message.  She just wanted to hang with me.  I'll miss her terribly.  Her urn has taken permanent residence on my editing station.  We'll bring you another episode next week.  Thanks.
 
 

Larry and Chris listen to bawdy songs, eat haggis flavored chip, check out some Weird News and try to adjust to a Tina-less studio.  Enjoy!