A call with a young-sounding new female caller veers from excitement to borderline creepy; Sherry, Triple T and Tammy from La'Mable wrestle with choosing their Stripper names; new caller Tracy spent her teen years terrified of Ed; Randy tells a very odd story about a death that was covered up; Mark from Kansas City talks about a new Gremlins movie and Ed explains why Hollywood would rather reboot than create something new and peer-counselor Liana Kerzner helps us with Getting Through the Night talking about why so many people are afraid to be the first to speak up or volunteer.
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A call with a young-sounding new female caller veers from excitement to borderline creepy; Sherry, Triple T and Tammy from La'Mable wrestle with choosing their Stripper names; new caller Tracy spent her teen years terrified of Ed; Randy tells a very odd story about a death that was covered up; Mark from Kansas City talks about a new Gremlins movie and Ed explains why Hollywood would rather reboot than create something new and peer-counselor Liana Kerzner helps us with Getting Through the Night talking about why so many people are afraid to be the first to speak up or volunteer.
No Christmas lights until after November 11. Celeb stuff.
#RandumbFacts Craig's Sidewalk. The Terminal Movie.
Ted Reader talks soups!
Craig Venn & Lucky On Demand
A call with a young-sounding new female caller veers from excitement to borderline creepy; Sherry, Triple T and Tammy from La'Mable wrestle with choosing their Stripper names; new caller Tracy spent her teen years terrified of Ed; Randy tells a very odd story about a death that was covered up; Mark from Kansas City talks about a new Gremlins movie and Ed explains why Hollywood would rather reboot than create something new and peer-counselor Liana Kerzner helps us with Getting Through the Night talking about why so many people are afraid to be the first to speak up or volunteer.
