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Crawford began performing standup comedy professionally in 1990. He frequently performed on BET's ComicView during the 1990s. He was a contestant on NBC's Last Comic Standing in 2007, where in the two-hour season finale he lost to Jon Reep. In 2011 at the Roberts Orpheum Theatre in St. Louis, he recorded Lavell Crawford: Can a Brother Get Some Love. Crawford portrayed Saul Goodman's iconic bodyguard Huell Babineaux in the crime drama series Breaking Bad and its spinoff, Better Call Saul, from 2011 to 2022. He also played Babineaux in Huell's Rules, a non-canonical comedy short set after the events of Breaking Bad. Crawford has also appeared in comedic roles in It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Tosh.0, The Nightly Show with Larry Wilmore, and Aqua TV Show Show. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Comedian Dana Gould joins Adam as they delineate about cars, and after a recent experience with some inept car sales staff, they deliberate about younger workers today. Next they revisit some videos from American television personality, Huell Howser, where both Adam and Dana continue with some priceless commentary on clips of Huell's California adventures. Next, Chris reports the news, starting with a recent prison attack of disgraced sports doctor, Larry Nassar. This leads to some discussions on parents who take justice into their own hands; like the father that attacked Nassar at his trial. They also examine the recent Jonah Hill controversy, and with the advent of the internet and social media, the world gets a front row seat to view and judge snapshots of people's lives. PLUGS: Watch Dana Gould's show, ‘Hanging with Doctor Z' on YouTube or at HangingWithDoctorZ.com See Dana Gould live: Alberta, Canada- The Laugh Shop - September 14th to 16th Sacramento, CA - Punch Line Sacramento - September 28th to 30th Batavia, IL - The Comedy Vault - December 14th to 16th For more live dates go to: DanaGould.com Listen to ‘The Dana Gould Hour' wherever you listen to podcasts And follow Dana on Twitter, @DanaGould THANKS FOR SUPPORTING TODAY'S SPONSORS: Turo.com LearAdam.com or Call 1-800-489-6450 Shopify.com/Carolla The Jordan Harbinger Show TommyJohn.com/ADAM OReillyAuto.com Download the Viator app and use code VIATOR10

Episode 267 of The Rich Dickman Show, titled "Mandela Peppers," brings you another wild ride with Randy, Rem, and Cody. As the episode kicks off, Randy is jamming to rap music while Rem is reliving his childhood with his Optimus Primal toy from 2000. But hold up, there's trouble in paradise! Randy just discovered that the Discord link has been broken for months. Good thing he's on top of it, though, and has created a new one at TinyUrl.com/TRDS1! Way to go, Randy! Maybe you're not totally useless after all. Meanwhile, Cody is back in his sweet home of Alabama, and apparently, both he and Randy have conveniently forgotten what went down in the last episode. Classic Cody and Randy move right there. On the other hand, Rem's real-life job has been a nightmare lately, and Randy is anxiously waiting for that promotion. Will it ever happen? We'll see, but at least Randy's hairdo is on point. Gotta give credit where it's due. In the midst of their shenanigans, Rem decides to enlighten Cody on the wonders of wearing a tie. Apparently, people look at you differently when you're rocking one. It's a whole new level of sophistication, or maybe they're just checking to see if you're actually choking yourself. Who knows? But hey, props to Rem for bringing some style into the mix. Speaking of nostalgia, Rem takes his son to see Transformers: Rise of The Beasts, and it takes them right back to the glorious '90s. It's a heartwarming father-son bonding experience. And hey, while we're on the topic of movies, Cody might be heading to Denver. Will ISIS finally release Huell for a visit? We can only hope. But hold up! Cody has experienced a real-life "Mandela Effect" involving jalapenos and habaneros. Turns out we've all been pronouncing "habanero" wrong this whole time. Who would've thought? Cody, the man with the spicy revelations! But let's switch gears for a moment. Rem attends a funeral, only to find a surprisingly cheery priest. Talk about mixed emotions. And then there's Randy, falling head over heels for The Bearded Butchers as they skillfully handle a wagyu cow. He's even trying to convince Rem to visit Sakura Farms for TRDS. Randy's enthusiasm for meat butchery knows no bounds, I suppose. As the episode continues, Randy shows off his culinary skills on a Ninja Foodie while Cody returns with the beloved segment, "Dick of the Week." This time, Svenson tells a story involving a guy, dog poop, and a plastic bag. Classic Svenson. But hey, there's more! The Oceans Gate Submersible has imploded, and the Captain takes the crown as the biggest dick of them all. Talk about a sinking ship. And let's not forget the fan-favorite segment, "Thinking With Your Dickman," where some overly polite listeners get a bit too technical with their questions. You know, there's such a thing as being too polite, folks. But that's not all! Cody is as excited as a marshmallow on a stick because "Cody Reads Copy" is making a comeback. The timing might be a bit off, though, considering the recent demise of the Titanic viewing ship. Oops. But hold on tight, folks! There's more to come. Rem has a bone to pick with Instagram chefs who squeeze the life out of their meats. No juicy steaks for him, apparently. And guess what? Randy brings back "AI Out Of Context." Brace yourselves for some outlandish and hilarious AI-generated quotes. Of course, we can't forget "The Laws of Power." We're reaching Law #40, and it's hard to believe we're getting closer to the end. Can you feel the power, folks? And what about the Jesus AI Art? This time, the hosts envision Jesus as a big game hunter of extinct animals. Talk about divine hunting skills. The art is better than ever, but who will come out on top? You'll have to listen to find out! So, for all your Rich Dickman needs, head over to RichDickman.com, and make sure to join the Discord at TinyUrl.com/TRDS1. And don't forget to follow them on Twitter @RichDickmanShow. They're bringing you the laughter, the absurdity, and the occasional insult to Randy that you didn't know you needed in your life.

Jonny talks with visiting artist Dr. Jade C. Huell about two upcoming presentations on the SIU campus about storytelling based on skin. They discuss how performance and storytelling create spaces for conversations about shared and sometimes charged expereicnes related to how we "read" skin. In the back half of the show, Jonny interviews Sarah Dubach, the assistant director of the upcoming Stage Company production of Qui Ngyuen's "She Kills Monsters" at the Varsity Theatre in Carbondale.

1. Huell's Jewels with Dana Gould (2017) 2. Adam on Linda Ronstadt (2015) 3. Rosanna Arquette (2018) Hosted by Chris Laxamana and Giovanni Giorgio Support the show: Visit BlindsGalore.com Visit Geico.com Request clips: Classics@adamcarolla.com TWITTER: https://twitter.com/chrislaxamana INSTAGRAM: http://instagram.com/chris_laxamana https://instagram.com/giovannigiorgio Website: https://www.podcastone.com/carolla-classics

1. Huell's Jewels with Dana Gould (2017) 2. Adam on Linda Ronstadt (2015) 3. Rosanna Arquette (2018) Hosted by Chris Laxamana and Giovanni Giorgio Support the show: Visit BlindsGalore.com Visit Geico.com Request clips: Classics@adamcarolla.com TWITTER: https://twitter.com/chrislaxamana INSTAGRAM: http://instagram.com/chris_laxamana https://instagram.com/giovannigiorgio Website: https://www.podcastone.com/carolla-classics

This week on the show Tony from Hack the Movies joins the rotation as a regular co-host. We catch up on some of life's happenings, Tab's new art endeavors, and what movies really suck. More importantly we're talking about.- Pasta Face- Breaking Bad NewsIn a world where you can be cancelled for voicing a minority that you aren't 100% there is one demographic that seems to be completely overlooked for poor representation, Italians. It's odd isn't it, like we want to create representation, but then by that token on those people are allowed to be representative. Starts to feel a lot more like segregation than uplifting content.Those of us with empathy have a hard time telling people bad news. There are some that can turn it off, or maybe just don't have empathy. For the rest of us there's just the teeth gritting fun of informing someone they have cancer, their wife is cheating on them, and the IRS is at the door you're getting audited. Maybe it's projection of our own fear of inadequacy, or maybe it's the worry that someday someone is going to show up at your house with a gun because you ruined their life.All that plus we learn why Tab never got the China Virus, what ever happened to those rascals taking shots at Kyle Rittenhouse, and some US Marshalls willing to break bad news at a funeral. Join us next week as Tim gets a chance to come back from hiatus.

As we get so close to the end of Breaking Bad it's time to get into one hell of an episode as we recap the always underrated 13th episode of the 5th season, To'hajiilee. How easily forgotten is this episode as being an amazing episode? Why are even more creeped out by Todd this week? Is Lydia tolerable this week? How great is Huell this week? Why are all the short and sweet scenes so memorable this episode too? Can we separate many top 5 moments this episode? And how incredible is the last half of the episode and should it be talked about even more than it is? Lock and load yourself for an epic ride as you won't want ot miss this! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

1. Huell's Jewels with Dana Gould (2011) 2. The Radical Experiment with Teresa (2009) Hosted by Chris Laxamana and Giovanni Giorgio Support the show: Visit BlindsGalore.com Visit Geico.com Request clips: Classics@adamcarolla.com TWITTER: https://twitter.com/chrislaxamana INSTAGRAM: http://instagram.com/chrislaxamana1 https://instagram.com/giovannigiorgio Website: https://www.podcastone.com/carolla-classics

Frank Murphy's friend Avi McCullah is today's co-host. Avi worked on-air at Jewelry Television and ShopNBC, where she sold high-end men's watches. She would fly from Knoxville to Minnesota to appear on ShopNBC.  Frank's figs are in season. He has been harvesting about 60 figs per day this week. He accidentally broke off a branch of a fig tree and is trying to ripen the figs from that branch by placing it in water.  Avi has lied to her sons about figs. She told them that natural fig bars are called “pop tarts.” When they ask for a pop tart, they get a fig bar.  Figs are inverted flowers. Frank says the taste and texture of his Brown Turkey figs remind him of oatmeal with brown sugar.  Frank brought 24 figs to a meeting of a non-profit organization. As the chairperson was trying to start the meeting, another man started telling Frank about the laxative effects of figs, which is something Frank appreciates.  Avi is dating someone who told her, “Let thy food be thy medicine.” Frank asks if she is dating a medieval barber. Avi asks if you can make fig jam or preserves without sugar.  The fig jam recipe Frank and his wife Jere use calls for 3 cups of mashed figs, 3 cups of sugar, and two small boxes of lemon Jell-O.  Avi asks if you can make fruit leather with figs. Fruit leather is like a natural fruit roll-up. The concept is similar to soft beef jerky. Frank watched an Adam Ragusea video about making beef jerky.  Avi wants to learn old methods of food preservation. Frank says that canning fig preserves is easier than he feared. You can vacuum seal the mason jars by putting them in boiling water for a certain amount of time.  The topic of canning reminds Frank of an episode of Visiting with Huell Howser in which Huell and cameraman Louie Fuerte visit a tuna cannery. Frank recalls Huell being amazed that they cook the tuna in the can. The episode is on YouTube: https://youtu.be/cxuzj-k-XuU  When Avi uses the word schniblet, Frank says it's the secret word and that they should get an extra $100 between them. As a kid, he used to stay up late to watch Groucho Marx on reruns of You Bet Your Life.  Avi says she gets self-conscious on camera. Frank once needed to find a co-host for a project called SMOMOTV and he asked Avi. They recorded a show in an extra room at a brochure printing plant between Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge. Avi taught Frank to buy a cheap bronzer but an expensive makeup brush.  Avi says the medieval barber doesn't have prepared foods in his pantry. Frank mentions that there is a sales tax holiday in Tennessee during August on some food products that could be called staples or ingredients. Prepared food items and candy are not included.  Avi says that snack foods in England have fewer ingredients than the same products in the United States. She is trying to be aware of the ingredients in her food now that she has turned 40.  This episode is sponsored by Audible Premium Plus. Sign up for a 30-day trial and get a free premium selection that's yours to keep. Go to http://AudibleTrial.com/FrankAndFriendsShow  Support the Frank & Friends Show by purchasing some of our high-quality merchandise at https://frank-friends-show.creator-spring.com  Find us online https://www.FrankAndFriendsShow.com/  Please subscribe to our YouTube channel at https://YouTube.com/FrankAndFriendsShow  and hit the bell for notifications.  Find the audio of the show on major podcast apps including Spotify, Apple, Google, iHeart, and Audible.  Find us on social media:  https://www.facebook.com/FrankAndFriendsShow  https://www.instagram.com/FrankAndFriendsShow  https://www.twitter.com/FrankNFriendsSh  Thanks!

Dana joins the gang for a round of ‘Huell's Jewels' featuring Huell Howser visiting a church, a fish store, and a laundromat. Gina Grad reports the news of today including: Ellen's final show, a confronted Pastor admitting to adultery, and the horrifying Winnie the Pooh movie. THANKS FOR SUPPORTING TODAY'S SPONSORS: JBWeld.com Meater.com enter code ADAM FreezePipe.com enter code CAROLLA TommyJohn.com/ADAM Geico.com PlutoTV.com

It's another episode of Breaking Bad coming your way today as we recap the epic and iconic episode that is episode 11 of season 4, Crawl Space. How epic is this episode? Can we find anything bad to say about this episode or is it perfect? Do we like the fact that Gus is meticulous with his planning that he literally has a hospital waiting for him? How much of Jesse and Gus walking do we want to see? Do we like the buddy cop scenes between Hank and Walt? How epic is Saul in this episode? How epic is Skylar in this episode? Are we reasonably happy like Huell? How happy are we to see Ted hit his head? How epic is Gus in the desert? And is the final scene with Walt one of the greatest ever scenes in the history of television? If there is one episode of Breaking Bad you won't want to ever miss it's this one so get to watching and get to listening to our epic recap!★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Join Simon & Jamie as they Rewind Better Call Saul, Season 6 Episode 3 Rock & Hard Place. Get comfy and grab the Kleenex as we say goodbye to Nacho, one of our favourite Better Call Saul characters in a very tense and unexpected show moment and welcome back Huel, our light fingered pick pocket friend. We chat our way through the death symbolism and speculate about the future of Kim and Howard and enjoy a post-it note preview of the scams plays that Jimmy and Kim have in store as we lead up to Howards demise! From Wikipedia: The truck Nacho is driving after his escape from the Cousins breaks down, forcing him to hide. The next day he arrives at a mechanic's shop, makes a farewell call to his father, then calls Gus and offers to surrender if his father is protected. Jimmy and Kim plot to obtain a duplicate of Howard's car and vanity license plate, but realize actually obtaining access to his car is more feasible. Prosecutor Suzanne Ericsen connects Jimmy to Lalo and asks Kim to persuade Jimmy to inform on the Salamancas. Gus arranges for Nacho to be smuggled into the U.S., then Nacho and Mike review the details of Gus's plan to absolve Gus of blame for Lalo's death. Jimmy and Kim work with Huell to obtain duplicates of Howard's car key and keyless entry system. Mike takes up a firing position with his rifle to watch Gus hand Nacho over to Juan and Hector. Nacho tells them he killed Lalo in league with the Alvarez drug family. Rather than pretend to flee so that Victor can kill him, Nacho uses a piece of broken glass to free himself from his restraints, then kills himself with Juan's gun.

Joanna and Ben begin their conversation by talking about the amazing production design of the season so far. They then speculate on what Jimmy and Kim are planning, what the reappearance of Huell and Suzanne means for the rest of the story line, and where Lalo could be located (14:42). Next, they analyze each of Nacho's sequences in the episode and what his early exit means for his dad and for the future events of the series (37:33). Finally, Joanna speaks with actor Michael Mando to break down Nacho's character and what it has meant to him and for the 'Breaking Bad' universe in general (1:12:12). Email us at kimwexlerlives@gmail.com! Hosts: Ben Lindbergh and Joanna Robinson Guest: Michael Mando Producer: Chris Sutton Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Join Simon & Jamie as they deep dive S4 E7 "Something Stupid" and S4 E8 "Coushatta" and explore the show's symbolism, symmetry and plot twists From Wikipedia: S4 E7 "Something Stupid" In a time jump sequence of several months that advances the series to early 2004, Jimmy and Kim are shown to be drifting further apart. Kim's arm has healed, and to Jimmy's chagrin she thrives at Schweikart & Cokely, with Mesa Verde's expansion continuing on schedule and Kim finding time to work on the pro bono criminal defense cases that give her satisfaction. Jimmy plans his return to practicing law, including searching for an office. His business re-selling prepaid phones on the street continues to grow, and he increasingly uses his "Saul Goodman" alias. Huell is arrested for assaulting a police officer who tries to get Jimmy to end his phone business and Jimmy involves Kim in defending him. He tries to get her to smear the police officer so the charges will be dropped, but she refuses, telling Jimmy she has a better way. Hector begins recovering from his stroke, so Gus dismisses Dr. Bruckner, in effect trapping Hector's recovered mind in his unhealed body. Mike observes Werner's crew during construction of the underground meth lab; work proceeds more slowly than expected, frustrating the crew, and Mike has to step in to break up a fight. S4 E8 "Coushatta" Kim enlists S&C employees in Huell's defense and indicates she'll bury prosecutor Suzanne Ericsen in paperwork. Jimmy takes a bus ride, uses a variety of pens and paper to write supportive mail for Huell, and enlists other passengers to help. The mail is sent with return addresses and postmarks from Coushatta, Louisiana, Huell's hometown. Suzanne investigates, but Jimmy has arranged for a fake church website and pay-as-you go cellular phones that Jimmy and his TV ad film crew answer. The phony support causes Suzanne to accept a plea that keeps Huell out of jail. Kim is elated, and tells Jimmy she wants to engage in similar behavior again. Mike arranges a strip club outing for Werner and his crew. Kai starts a fight, but the real problem is Werner, who drunkenly discusses underground concrete construction details with strangers. A fully healed Nacho takes prominence in the Salamanca organization and trains Domingo to punish dealers who do not meet their weekly quota. "Lalo" Salamanca arrives to aid in running the business. Unlike Hector, Lalo is interested in everyday details, which concerns Nacho. At home, Nacho keeps a safe with cash and fake Canadian IDs for himself and his father.

Join Jamie & Simon as they Rewind cult TV Show Better Call Saul. This week we deep dive S3 E5 Chicanery and S3 E6 Off Brand and explore the show's symbolism, symmetry and plot twists. S3 E5 "Chicanery" In a flashback, Chuck tries to win Rebecca back by inviting her to dinner at his house and works with Jimmy on a ruse to hide his EHS. Rebecca answers her cell phone, and Chuck knocks it out of her hand. He refuses to explain and forbids Jimmy from doing so, and Rebecca angrily departs. In 2003, the clerk prepares the hearing room for Chuck's testimony by turning off the lights and removing all the electronic devices. Rebecca arrives after Jimmy says Chuck needs her help, but Chuck believes it is a ploy to embarrass him. Jimmy stands near Chuck during cross-examination and asks how close an electronic device has to be before Chuck is affected. Suspecting a trick, Chuck correctly guesses that Jimmy is carrying his cell phone. Jimmy then reveals that Huell planted Jimmy's cell phone battery in Chuck's pocket, which Chuck carried for more than an hour without noticing. The bar association's counsel suggests that Chuck's mental illness should not affect the proceedings, and the idea that his illness is not real triggers an outburst from Chuck, who vents his frustrations about Jimmy. Chuck realizes too late that his tirade has shocked the entire room into silence. S3 E6 "Off Brand" Hector compels Nacho to beat Domingo when his weekly payment is short, disillusioning Nacho. The bar association suspends Jimmy for a year, but does not disbar him. As Kim and Jimmy celebrate, Rebecca arrives and asks Jimmy to help her see Chuck, who will not answer his door, but Jimmy refuses. Howard visits Chuck and suggests he end the feud with Jimmy and look to the future, and Chuck agrees. Nacho and Arturo pick up cocaine from Gus's warehouse, and Nacho attempts to take six packages instead of the expected five. Tyrus calls Gus, who orders Tyrus to give it to him. At the end of the call, Gus is revealed to be scouting a commercial laundry with Lydia. Hector wants Nacho's father's upholstery shop as a front for a new smuggling route, to which Nacho objects. Hector is informed that Tuco's sentence will be extended following a prison fight, and suffers an angina attack. He drops a nitroglycerin capsule, which Nacho steals. Jimmy attempts to avoid losing money he prepaid for TV commercials by making on air pitches for other businesses under the alias Saul Goodman.

It's time to move into another Breaking Bad recap episode as we go over the 3rd episode of the 4th season, Open House. Is this episode severely underrated? Is this episode one of the best music episodes in the series history? Is this a good slow episode? How great is Skylar this episode? How great is Marie this episode? Are we finally on board with the Marie kleptomania storyline now? Is the Jess storyline a tad too much or are we on board for the whole thing? Would we go go-karting with Jesse? Do we like Bill Burr being in this episode or are we not a fan of his character? Should Hank be watching better porn? Are we excited to see Hank back to investigating? Is there a purple consultant on this show? And would we let Huell use our toilet? Get yourself in the zone and Break some more Bad for another episode of fun!★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

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On March 18th, Chris and Mark headed to Dodger Stadium for the 2022 LA Marathon expo to speak with the runners and vendors before the big race on March 20th. We're joined by our friend, Dan Faughnder.   Follow us on Strava: www.strava.com/clubs/NNR_   www.nevernotrun.com    

It's time to kick off another epic season of Breaking Bad in our recap series as we go over the 1st episode of season 4, Box Cutter. Is this episode epic or is it all down to just one scene? How epic is that one scene and why does it make us shit ourselves everytime we watch it? Do we like this being an obvious episode title or do we like the mysterious ones a bit more? Are we going to miss Gale, especially after the opening scene of this episode? Do we understand why Jesse is waiting in the car outside Gale's apartment? How much do we like the extended periods of silence in this episode? Are we excited to have Marie back? What do we think of Hank getting into rocks…sorry…minerals? How many references to Friends will we make this episode? Are we excited to meet Huell for the firs time? Are we annoyed at Skylar for once this episode? And can we agree if this episode is a great one or a tad overrated? Lock yourself in and get excited for another epic time!★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Dana Gould is in studio at the top of Part 2, and the guys talk about his new documentary concert film, ‘Joy Ride'. Adam asks Dana about his relationship with Bobcat Goldthwait, and they chat about the horrible car accident they got into the night they were going to tape their big comedy special. They also break down some clips of Huell Howser for a round of ‘Huell's Jewels'. In the last part of the show, Gina reads stories about ‘Let's Go Brandon', Caitlyn Jenner coming to Dave Chapelle's defense, a study about Fluvoxamine, and the meanings behind different colors of Halloween pumpkins. Please support today's sponsors: Fiverr.com enter ADAM LiquidIV.com enter ADAM Try.Scribd.com/ADAM TRICOCatsAndDogs.com Geico.com Apartments.com

1. Joel McHale & herpes medication commercial (2015) 2. Top travel inventions w/ Doug Benson (2012) 3. Christopher Walken at Trader Joe's w/ Kevin Pollack (2012) 4. Huell's Jewels w/ Dana Gould (2019) 5. Herpes commercial live show (2013) Hosted by Chris Laxamana and Giovanni Giorgio Support the show: Visit BlindsGalore.com Visit TommyJohn.com/Classics Visit Geico.com Visit MadisonReedMr.com and use code Adam10 Visit Lifelock.com and use promo code Adam Visit Meater.com and use code Carolla Request clips: Classics@adamcarolla.com TWITTER: https://twitter.com/chrislaxamana INSTAGRAM: http://instagram.com/chrislaxamana1 https://instagram.com/giovannigiorgio Website: https://www.podcastone.com/carolla-classics Apple Podcasts: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/carolla-classics/id1454001697?mt=2

1. Joel McHale & herpes medication commercial (2015) 2. Top travel inventions w/ Doug Benson (2012) 3. Christopher Walken at Trader Joe's w/ Kevin Pollack (2012) 4. Huell's Jewels w/ Dana Gould (2019) 5. Herpes commercial live show (2013) Hosted by Chris Laxamana and Giovanni Giorgio Support the show: Visit BlindsGalore.com Visit TommyJohn.com/Classics Visit Geico.com Visit MadisonReedMr.com and use code Adam10 Visit Lifelock.com and use promo code Adam Visit Meater.com and use code Carolla Request clips: Classics@adamcarolla.com TWITTER: https://twitter.com/chrislaxamana INSTAGRAM: http://instagram.com/chrislaxamana1 https://instagram.com/giovannigiorgio Website: https://www.podcastone.com/carolla-classics Apple Podcasts: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/carolla-classics/id1454001697?mt=2

1. Childhood stories w/ Alex Arato (2016) 2. Dana Gould and Huell's Jewels (2013) 3. Bill Simmons plays Made Up Movie and Rotten Tomatoes Game (2016) Hosted by Chris Laxamana and Giovanni Giorgio Support the show: Visit TommyJohn.com/Classics Visit Geico.com Visit MadisonReedMr.com and use code Adam10 Visit Lifelock.com and use promo code Adam Visit Meater.com and use code Carolla Request clips: Classics@adamcarolla.com TWITTER: https://twitter.com/chrislaxamana INSTAGRAM: http://instagram.com/chrislaxamana1 https://instagram.com/giovannigiorgio Website: https://www.podcastone.com/carolla-classics Apple Podcasts: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/carolla-classics/id1454001697?mt=2

1. Childhood stories w/ Alex Arato (2016) 2. Dana Gould and Huell's Jewels (2013) 3. Bill Simmons plays Made Up Movie and Rotten Tomatoes Game (2016) Hosted by Chris Laxamana and Giovanni Giorgio Support the show: Visit TommyJohn.com/Classics Visit Geico.com Visit MadisonReedMr.com and use code Adam10 Visit Lifelock.com and use promo code Adam Visit Meater.com and use code Carolla Request clips: Classics@adamcarolla.com TWITTER: https://twitter.com/chrislaxamana INSTAGRAM: http://instagram.com/chrislaxamana1 https://instagram.com/giovannigiorgio Website: https://www.podcastone.com/carolla-classics Apple Podcasts: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/carolla-classics/id1454001697?mt=2

The gang is ready to talk about what quickly became their favorite episode! This is the On-The-Phone Lady feature that we’ve been waiting for ever since the very beginning of Breaking Backwards. This episode is full of just so many gifts including Bob Odenkirk being racist, Smoking Lady getting shit done, and Huell having a tummy ache. Just wonderful all around.

Episode 130! Adam from Houston returns to spike a rating and talk prison! But first, Rem has a rebuttal to The Personal Experience Podcast! The tooth fairy visits Ray; Ray thinks Huell is a valet; Adam got a soundboard; Rem is forced into election predictions; Rem can sew; Legal marijuana and stocks; Matty from Australia wakes up in time to say hi; Adam got on The Dick Show; Adam talks prison experience and tells prison stories; Thinking With Your Dickman; HDNB's Dick of the Year nomination; and so much more! You don't want to miss this one!

Our guest in this episode is a Better Call Saul and Breaking Bad fan favourite “Huell Babineaux” portrayed by the incredibly talented actor and comedian Lavell Crawford. Lavell had some…

Title kinda says it all. Huell's gonna try some pork rinds. 

California has long been a place with great scenery, diversity and creativity. Even with a challenging 2020, there are great places and interesting people hard at work. John Bartell, a reporter for ABC 10-TV in Sacramento, has spent years chronicling the hidden gems of our state in Bartell’s Backroads, where he “uncovers unique sights and interesting people you might not find in the typical tour book.” Some of the topics John has covered include harvesting Sea Monkeys (brine shrimp in Mono Lake), Bigfoot aficionados in the Gold Country (John says he has seen the legendary creature), Banana Slugs in Santa Cruz, carnivorous plants, tarantula mating season, Corning’s Giant Olive and many more.  “California is just amazing!” John remarked. “It’s such a huge state. We have so many different regions. So many different backgrounds with people, where it’s farming, the city. There is just really an immense amount of backroads. There are hidden little gems and people stories wherever you go.” John grew up on a farm in Oregon and has a fascination for agriculture, something that is conveyed in his reports. His travels include covering rice seeding in the Sacramento Valley, which features fast-moving, GPS-guided airplanes. “Northern California, the Sacramento Valley specifically, is an agricultural mecca,” he said. “It’s so fun. I did a half-hour special just on some of what we grow in our state. It’s very fascinating to see!” John’s work is similar to legendary PBS reporter Huell Howser, who left a major impression on many in his television reports. Howser passed in 2013, but his travel legacy lives on.  Here’s a link to find out more about Bartell’s Backroads, including an interactive map where you can plan your post-pandemic road trip. John said he welcomes story ideas. Jim Morris: Dinosaurs in California? You bet! John Bartell on video clip: The Cabazon Dinosaurs. From Interstate 10 in Riverside County, the two concrete beasts dominate the skyline. Jim Morris: Are you a fan of banana slugs? This is for you. Speaker on video clip: And then it's got a mouth which has more teeth in it than a great white shark. John Bartell on video clip: That's a lot of teeth. Speaker on video clip: Thousands and thousands of little tiny, tiny teeth. John Bartell on video clip: Yeah. Now we're talking. Jim Morris: Harvesting sea monkeys. Absolutely. John Bartell on video clip: On the salty waters of Mono Lake, sea monkeys serve a much different purpose. John Bartell here on Mono Lake where we're doing a little brine shrimp fishing. You may know them as sea monkeys, but these guys are not just some obscure pets. They're actually fish food. Jim Morris: Welcome to Ingrained, the California rice podcast. I'm your host, Jim Morris. Proud to have spent more than 30 years helping farmers and ranchers tell their stories. And today I'm thrilled to visit with someone bringing an alternative to the breakneck modern news cycle. John Bartell's career in news began in 2008 in Medford, Oregon. His multiple award winning career has taking him to Pennsylvania and Texas before where he currently works at ABC10 TV in Sacramento. And John, before we get into Bartell's Backroads, you have been doing some breaking news recently. So tell me a little bit about that. And you have to really work on the fly on these things. How about the Zinger Ranch shoot that you did in Vacaville recently? John Bartell: Yeah, so you know it is fire season. Fire season is getting longer and longer in California now. And oftentimes, fire season takes me off of my normal path, which is Bartell's Backroads. And I get pulled into doing fire coverage. It's an animal sanctuary. I believe there's around 40 to 80 different types of just livestock that lives on this ranch there. And this was just one of these crazy moments where it's kind of settled in a canyon just outside of Vacaville, and a fire was coming on from the east and the west, down this canyon, right towards one of the livestock pens in there. This fire is rapidly moving down the hill. Oh my gosh, it is just moving here. Everyone around here is doing what they can to save these 40 animals. All right, the gate is open here. Ducks, I wish you well. The reason they can't remove these animals right now is because, one, it is extremely hard to get any large vehicles up here. Two, we are surrounded by flames. You can't just open up and let these animals out at this point. There's nowhere for them to go. Luckily, those fire crews, they did, what's called a backburn. A backburn is essentially you set the grass on fire, hoping to get it burn up all of the fuel before the major fire hits your area. And luckily, it worked. Jim Morris: I believe you were responding to people almost real-time on Facebook, which was fascinating to me. And you were also saving the animals, in a way, with some of the steps you were doing. So how do you juggle all that in the field? John Bartell: I have been in news since 2008, and it has just changed dramatically. We're doing these Facebook Lives. Everything is live now when you're going on there. So it's just me, my cell phone, and you're just telling what's happening at that very moment. And it is tough because you're working off a phone. And it is amazing in a sense because viewers can ask me questions as it's happening, and I can see what's going on. And it is a juggling act. Jim Morris: So, Bartell's Backroads is described as the unique sites and interesting people you may not find in the typical tour book. John Bartell: It's easy to take the same route. There's over 50,000 miles of California state highway. And it only takes you to well-known destinations. But, if you veer off the highway system, I mean really off it, away from the city streets, far from your neighborhood boulevard, you may just find yourself on one Bartell's Backroads. Jim Morris: So, why is California such an ideal place for these kinds of stories? John Bartell: I am not a Californian, a native one, anyways. I consider myself one now. I'm from Oregon, Northeastern Oregon. And I have discovered that California is just this amazing place. It is such a huge state. We have so many different regions, so many different backgrounds with people, whether it's farming, the city. There is really just an immense amount of backroads. And there's hidden little gems. There's people stories everywhere you go. And that's what Bartell's Backroads is. It's my discoveries along with my, "Hey, I'm going to pull off on this road and see what's down it." And a lot of it is just my discovery of California, being here, living here about four and a half years now. Jim Morris: COVID-19, how has that affected what you do? John Bartell: When COVID hit in March, about mid-March, the station, ABC10, decided that maybe it's not the best time to promote traveling at this time until everyone gets a handle on COVID. So for about two, two and a half months, almost three months, we did not run Bartell's Backroads. So that was a huge impact on there. But, before COVID hit, I was actually on a weeklong tour down in southern California. We had banked about 28 stories while we were down in Southern California. And then when the station decided, and the state of California, "Okay, you can socially distance, do these small travels to these remote areas," we decided, "Okay, it's time to start Bartell's Backroads up." So what you're seeing on broadcast and what you're seeing on the internet now was shot before March. We are still not currently recording any new Backroads at this moment. That is still to be announced when we will start filming new episodes. Jim Morris: So when you do get back to that regular travel schedule, how many miles do you put in? How many hours? You may find the perfect subject, but it could be five-hours or more from Sacramento, right? John Bartell: This show was really more of... It was a regional, as in we would cover 16 counties, our 16 county viewing area. That's what it started out at. Then it was northern California, and now it spans all of California. So I've had this goal of hitting all 58 counties in California. We are almost there. We've just got two, three counties left to finish up here. But yeah, it's not uncommon for us to travel 300-miles in a day to get some of these stories. And a lot of times, we'll pick up multiple stories throughout the day. Jim Morris: When I see you, I think of Huell Howser. I suspect you may have heard that once or twice. And Huell, he's still on TV, and he's going to be on long past our time, I think. But how do you liken your work to Huell Howser, the similarities and perhaps the differences? John Bartell: I have watched so many episodes of Huell Howser right now. I'm not going to lie. I do take a lot of ideas from Huell. He is a California expert. He's also someone that is not a California native. He's from Tennessee. And, so, I really look up to him. And he does have a different style than I did. He's very cheery. It's almost like a live style. What he does is it's basically one shot the whole time. It's funny that you actually brought that up. So, before COVID, I was working on a tribute piece to Huell Howser and had plans to interview Luis Fuentes, his photographer, who has a book out. And basically, I wanted to do this tribute piece, Five Corners of California. And, Huell Howser did this before, too. So he visited all the survey markers on all five corners of California. Now I say five. Remember, there's a little dogleg in, in California there, which lands right in Lake Tahoe. As soon as COVID is, we got a handle on this, we're going to get right back on that. Jim Morris: Oh, that's awesome. And I think he was indeed a legend and really paved the way for a lot of great reports and was featured twice in the Simpsons. So that's pretty cool too. You don't see that every day. So in 2017, we met. You covered rice seeding in the Sacramento Valley. And for those who haven't seen it, it's a little unusual. so what were your takes from that? John Bartell: That was my first experience. Didn't know that you seeded rice with an airplane. It was just spectacular to see how that plane can so accurately drop the rice seed. I remember you had me stand right at the edge there, and it was only a couple of kernels would hit you off the edge. It was all right in the water in the rice fields out there. So, it's an amazing sight. And really, California, I thought I came from an agriculture area up in Northeastern Oregon. But no, California, Northern California, Sacramento Valley specifically, agriculture mecca out here. And it is just so fun. I have done multiple stories on just harvest seasons. We did a whole half-hour special on just the different things that we grow in California. We're a third of the country's vegetables. And two-thirds of the country's fruits and nuts come from California. Farming is a part of California heritage. So it's been very fascinating to see this. Jim Morris: You have an agricultural background, so tell me a little bit about how you grew up and how it maybe has influenced your understanding of farming and ranching. John Bartell: So, Northeastern Oregon, La Grande area. So I'm from a little town called Imbler, which is... I grew up in a town of 300 people. My graduating class, 18 kids. We grew up on a 1,200 acre cattle ranch. We were hay, alfalfa, some oats and stuff like that, and had pigs, cows, emus. It was a little small little zoo was what I would say, the whole gamut there. Jim Morris: Do you have any favorite subjects that you've done? John Bartell: I really enjoy harvest season. So as I grew up, I worked on a cherry orchard for many years doing harvest there. I did a little combine when I was 15. So I've done several different types of harvest. But I do enjoy seeing the machinery that goes into picking California's fruits, vegetables, grains. It is just fascinating the machinery that's out there that it takes to pick these crops. Jim Morris: It's really high tech, and I need to get you in a rice harvester. They use GPS technology, air conditioning, very comfortable. And there's a bankout wagon that comes by, takes the grain to the trailer, so that harvester is out all day. It's an awesome process. John Bartell: One story that I would love to do with rice harvest is the drying process. I drive by the dryers and the silos all the time, whether I'm on I-5 going up into the Chico area. There's a large dryer that's out in the Chico area, I believe. Jim Morris: That's true. There are rice dryers all over the Sacramento Valley. They're very strategically put because that's where the rice grows, more than 500,000 acres. John Bartell: I love to go out there. It's just fascinating to... I would love to see how that's done. I grew up in an area where we grew mint. And so the whole processing of mint is fascinating. So I'd love to see how rice... So we'll have to add that to the Backroads list. Jim Morris: Absolutely, would love to have that happen. And so I'm going to take a detour from agriculture for a moment because I think we share a passion for bigfoot. Tell me about your passion for bigfoot and if you've done any pieces on this subject. John Bartell: Ah, bigfoot. I have a personal story with bigfoot, and I'm going to keep it super short. Believe it or not, long story short, had a little motorcycle when I was kid. I was about 14, 15 years old. I was, in the backwoods in Northeastern Oregon. Motorcycle died, and bigfoot just kind of emerged from the woods, crossed over some railroad tracks, scared the dickens out of me. I was able to just get my little dirt bike started and going. I've had a fascination with bigfoot ever since 14, 15 years old. Jim Morris: Wow! So do you have any shaky footage of that? John Bartell: This was unfortunately back before you carried... this had to been 2001. So, no cell phones back then. I wasn't carrying anything. But I have done several bigfoot stories since then in my career. I've done a couple. Did some out in Pennsylvania. I've done them in Oregon. My career started in Oregon, went to Pennsylvania, Texas. I didn't do any chupacabra stories down in Texas. But up in Oregon, there a bigfoot trap that's in the Klamath area. And here, I've interviewed a bigfoot hunter in Tuolumne County, just outside of Jackson, which is bigfoot territory out there. I don't know if you know that, but they actually have a little bigfoot store. John Bartell on video clip: And there is one topic that customers at Willow Saloon take very seriously. Have you guys seen bigfoot around here? Speaker 1 on video clip: Further up, sure. Speaker 2 on video clip: It was definitely a bigfoot up there. Speaker 3 on video clip: It's in the newspaper clippings. John Bartell on video clip: The bigfoot sightings are so common in this area that sasquatch has become sort of the unofficial mascot. I didn't get to go to the big... Forgive me, is it Williams or Wilson? Speaker on video clip: Oh, Willow Creek. John Bartell on video clip: Willow Creek, yes. And there is a bigfoot festival up there. So that's also on the list. John Bartell: Yeah. Bigfoot, I have a fascination with him. Jim Morris: That's awesome. And yeah, there's a Bigfoot Motel, so I couldn't recommend Willow Creek enough. There's also a bigfoot museum in Felton. I've not seen that yet, but might be something for you to think about. Will you ever run out of topics? John Bartell: The more than I go and just see California, the more I'm like, "I got to go back to do this." When I do these road trips, usually what I do is I'm gone for four to five days. And I've got this strategically mapped out, just really scheduled out. And when I pass these things on the road and I have to write them down, well, when I come back, when I do the next tour of Kings County, I got to go back and check this out or whatever. So I don't know. I think you could spend a lifetime on California. Jim Morris: How can people give you suggestions? Or do you take suggestions for potential story topics? John Bartell: All the time. I love suggestions when they come in. Facebook is the best way to send me these. You can send them to my email, jbartell@abc10.com, or just look me up on Facebook, @JohnBartellTV. But yeah, I love it when people send me their old family pictures at weird roadside attractions. So I enjoy these tourist traps, just these oddball things that has. We have so many. Two weeks ago, went to the world's tallest a flagpole. Technically, now it's actually the second tallest, which is up in Dorris, way Northern California. Jim Morris: I've been there. John Bartell: Yeah. Yeah. I love things like that. So, yes, please send me your suggestions. Jim Morris: Why is it important to see these aspects of California? 2020, by any account, has been really rough for people. So, how do your reports help? John Bartell: The news cycle right now, it's crazy. 2020 is just a... It's a crazy, crazy year right now. Things are changing all of the time, whether it be COVID or whether it be fires. And a lot of it, sometimes it's sad news. Sometimes it's hard to take in. So these trips like this, getting to see the beauty of California, I just want to give people a break. And that's what it is. And you may not be able to travel to some of these places, but you sure as heck can plan for a travel when this all ends. Jim Morris: Thanks so much for your time, John. Where can we find more about Bartell's Backroads? John Bartell: So you're going to go to abc10.com/backroads. And there is this super cool thing the Backroads team has been working on. It is our interactive map. Essentially, this map allows you to create your own road trip around some of the places that I have been. It is super fun. You can just browse around there and just take a look at all the places. There's well over 200 different locations all throughout California, and that list is just growing. Jim Morris: Oh, that's awesome. And that's one thing we can plan on. When we can travel more, we can have our travel plans in place. So that's great, John. Thanks so much. That wraps up this episode of Ingrained. Thanks so much to John Bartell of ABC10 TV. And you can get more information at podcast.calrice.org, including past episodes. Please subscribe, and we sure welcome your comments and questions. Thanks for listening.

Today we hear from Annika Huell a Certified Biller & Coder for SC House Calls. Annika brings years of experience in coding and has a passion for training providers and medical professionals. Today Annika shares about Advanced Care Planning and its importance. Enjoy our conversation with Annika!

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Today we hear from Annika Huell a Certified Biller & Coder for SC House Calls. Annika brings years of experience in coding and has a passion for training providers and medical professionals on the proper way to code. She knows it brings better outcomes and care for patients. Enjoy our conversation with Annika!

1. Huell's Jewels with Dana Gould (2016) 2. Rob Riggle and Adam Carolla is Unprepared (2018) 3. Beth Stelling (2015) 4. Harrison Ford Rotten Tomatoes Game (2015) Hosted by Chris Laxamana and Giovanni Giorgio Request clips: Classics@adamcarolla.com TWITTER: https://twitter.com/chrislaxamana https://twitter.com/giovannigiorgio INSTAGRAM: http://instagram.com/chrislaxamana1 https://twitter.com/giovannigiorgio Website: https://www.podcastone.com/carolla-classics Apple Podcasts: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/carolla-classics/id1454001697?mt=2 Support the show: Visit Meater.com and use code CLASSICS Visit TommyJohn.com/Classics Visit MethodMen.com and use the code Classic Visit CoolerShock.com and use the code ADAM Visit Geico.com Visit LifeLock.com/Adam

Well, the guests just keep on coming. This week, we welcome our friend Eddie. He and Chris lived together in San Francisco, which is where this week's episode takes place. Huell and the boyz check out one of San Francisco's most famous landmarks, Lombard St. AKA the worlds crookedest street.......or is it? We also get to hear some of the entertaining things two young dudes end up doing in San Francisco in their younger days. Come on along with us for another big Hunk 'o Huell's Gold!!!

Handcuffs? Schemes? Yelling?!?! Adam and Meg break down one of Breaking Bad’s hornier efforts in a non-stop thrill ride of an episode that is incredibly hard to spell. We also get to see what Hank is like as a living breathing human and not as just a dying man. PLUS Meg gets to meet her new best friend: Huell!

Well Huell Heads, this is a big one. In fact, it was so big, its a double-double. That's right, Huell spends so much time at the In-N-Out Burger complex and Store Number One, we had to split it into two episodes. Part one features Allan's wife and ex-employee of In-N-Out Kathleen!! We are getting the inside scoop, not only from Huell, but from Kathleen's first-hand experience. This is a classic episode of California's Gold and we couldn't be more excited to bring it to you!!

On this week's show, Huell is visiting **Redacted** in the Sierra foothills. This location, called **Redacted** is a prime, dare we say golden, spot for collecting Ladybugs!!! It's an Amazing adventure with sights that Huell says are some of the most incredible he's ever seen. Come see what all the fuss is about as we continue our search for Huell's Ladybug Gold!

We are at Chapman University campus in Orange, CA, where the aMAYZing archives of broadcaster Huell Howser are exhibited. If you don't recall the name, you may remember Huell's distinct Nashville accent which brought his human interest stories straight into our homes and hearts for over 30 years. He may be most famous for his hidden gems PBS show, "California's Gold." This is an audio-only episode. If your player supports enhanced podcasts, please listen to the enhanced version of this episode!

We are at Chapman University campus in Orange, CA, where the aMAYZing archives of broadcaster Huell Howser are exhibited. If you don't recall the name, you may remember Huell's distinct Nashville accent which brought his human interest stories straight into our homes and hearts for over 30 years. He may be most famous for his hidden gems PBS show, "California's Gold." If your podcast provider supports enhanced episodes, you'll be able to see photos of most of the things Kris and Kym talk about today.

Random Acts of Kindness, Pacific Wine and Food, Paul Harvey, El Torito Guac, Huell owser KCET special, CNN Reporters hate people saying they suck, Doctor Kills Himself, and Row Row Row Your Boat

March is Women's History Month and The HBCU Podcast is celebrating with our “Phenomenal Woman” series. The series features  5 episodes dedicated to highlighting women who have made great strides in their respective career fields to achieve great success. On this episode, we speak with Harriet Huell Lampkin. She's a graduate of Claflin University. Harriet is an attorney and non-profit executive director. During this episode, we talk about her HBCU experience, mentorship, the business of law and giving. For more information about Harriet Huell Lampkin, follow her on Twitter @AskAttyLampkin and Facebook @ Harriet Huell Lampkin. You can find more information about The Lampkin Law Firm at Facebook.com/LampkinLaw SHOW NOTES: “Claflin trained me to go anywhere… What my HBCU experience taught me was how to compete on any stage with anybody in the world.” - Harriet Lampkin, Esq. Importance of Mentorship [7:40] The business of Law  [17:00] Living a life of giving and HBCU giving [21:45]  

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Comedian and actor Lavell Crawford, perhaps best known for his role as Huell in Breaking Bad, joins Drew to fill in for Adam who's off handling some litigation. The pair discuss the upcoming Breaking Bad spinoff 'Better Call Saul' and Lavell's experiences with racism when he performs in the south. They also answer listener calls. AdamAndDrDrewShow.com See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Hello and welcome to the back half of the final season of Breaking Bad. This week we discuss "To'hajiilee", where Jesse hits Walt where he really lives, out in the deep desert, with eight figures buried just under foot. Join Jim and A.Ron as they discuss Huell's waffles, Saul's fifty, Hank's gambit, Walt's surrender, Todd's creep, snot-yellow meth, neo-nazi marksmanship, and Hank's fleeting moment of triumph. All this, your feedback, and a bit of the old spoiler action in our proprietary spoiler section at the end of the cast.

This week's episode covering episode 503 of Breaking Bad, "Hazard Pay" has Jim and A.Ron discussing Skinny Pete's veins, Huell's ability to sleep standing up, Walt's creepy creep, and appropriate entertainment for babies. All this and the latest and greatest of your feedback, theories, and speculation.

How my dad got his teeth kicked out and other tales of manliness! Marine bootcamp, Dirty Harry, Two Guys From Boston and an ode to The Wolfman. Rob Cohen, John Ennis, Eddie pepitone, Lou Schneider and Joel Stein.

Dana Gould welcomes comedians Eddie Pepitone and Matt Weinhold along with Matt's wife Carrie, who's done more jail time than all the dudes combined. It's  a law and order shoot-em-up, with "The Dragnet Story", "The Beach Boys / Charles Manson Connection", "Jailhouse Mail" and more "Political Talk With Two Guys From Boston." With Ken Daly, John Ennis, Eddie Pepitone, Matt & Carrie Weinhold, Music by Andy Paley

Comedian Ed Crasnick joins Dana Gould for a brimming bowl of bouncy banter on therapy, the dark side of JFK and how Paul McCartney cock-blocked their friend. Also, "The Funeral," "The Murry Wilson Letters," "The Life Of Rondo Hatton" & "Political Talk With Two Guys From Boston". With Ken Daly

Comedian Eddie Pepitone joins Dana Gould for a deep-dish discourse on shame, Woody Allen's bad dating choices & more. Also, "Manscaping Larry King", "The Story Of Sealo, The Seal Boy," "Baby Dolphins" & "Political Talk With Two Guys From Boston." With Ken Daly.