They come from the bowls of hell.

The Dana Gouldower. Jungle worms and small friends.

Brought a dog, the chills a calf that ate the canary.

What is true?

And once again again welcome back

It is a cruel cruel summer as banana ramma, or as we call them, the Banana Rammers, thank you.

Winston Churchill once said, you can always count on America to do the right thing after it's exhausted every other option and we are certainly

taking that approach with the pandemic and so as we continue to struggle through

this mess who better to guide us through it than the bitter Buddha himself Eddie Pepatone?

Eddie has his own daily podcast called Live from the Bunker and he has a new special called For the Masses

which is on Amazon Prime. It is outstanding.

I know. I was at the taping.

And of course it was filmed back when you could do that sort of thing.

Although we are not going back to the old setup of the show, we do have a second interview for this episode.

Chris Condon, a friend of mine, has an excellent graphic novel that just got released called That Texas Blood, and Chris is here to talk about it. that since the last episode. One being Carl Reiner.

Carl was a legend in American comedy.

I did not know Carl Reiner, I never met the man,

but I do know his comedy partner and longtime friend Mel Brooks whenever Carl's name came up and it came

up every day because they literally saw each other every day. Mel would often say, quite simply, a very great man. Indeed, Carl was born in the Bronx

and he served in the army in World War II. He trained to be a French interpreter and

after years of successfully learning French the army

sent him to Hawaii where he was to work as a teleprinter operator which is how the

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