Do you guys remember the movie back to school?

No.

Tell me about it.

That was one of the best documentaries ever made.

I was looking at the cast.

It's 40 years ago that movie came out.

And most of these actors outside of Robert Downey Jr.

And Adrian Barbow, I think, have all passed away.

Including the late great Rodney Dangerfield. Yes. Hey, that's what I call Marine Biology. Was it a good movie? I don't understand. Yeah, it's funny. It's funnier than half the crap that's made now. Oh, God. There's some clouds outside. You want to go outside? Yeah, I'm going to go yell at that one right there. That cloud's got it coming. Go get it, George. Yeah, okay. Give it hell. The Musers, the podcast, episode eight, back to school. Welcome to episode eight of the Musers, the podcast. I'm Craig Miller. I'm George Dunham. And I'm going to be Gordon Keith. George has hit himself in the face with a microphone. That's a good way to start.

You okay? Yeah, I'm okay. Missed my tooth. Yeah. Half your tooth's gone. Hey, we're still going.

They didn't pull our podcasting license after the first seven episodes. So that's good.

They say that if you can make it through seven episodes, that you are very likely to make it

through at least eight episodes. They say that? Yeah. We're on course. We're on pace. I think we're doing

well. Yeah, they say it.

This is the time of year the kids are going back to school.

So we thought for episode eight of the Musers, the podcast, we'd do a back to school podcast.

As I recall, it was both one of the worst days of the year, but also one of the more exciting days of the year. And we'll talk about

our experiences going back to school as we get deeper into this episode. But we thought we'd

start with what's happening in our state. Our podcast is based in Texas. And there's some new

laws that go into effect for kids going back to school this year that might be a good

place to kick off this discussion.

Yes.

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