You guys are listening to The Messiah Dairemos to live with Luke Burbank and Jennifer Andrews.

We have on the number one escalator, Sean Dutori, in 97.3 FNM.

I have now watched the movie Elf, probably eight times in the last six days.

Every family gathering I've gone to, somebody trots it out, and I'm still not tired of it.

So that either speaks to what a great movie it is, or the fact that I don't understand object permanence, and I basically forget the movie after each viewing and therefore I'm delighted anew by it.

When I see it, just a mere matter of hours later.

This is TVTL News talk 97.3 Kiro FM, usually you'd be here in the Phil Hendry show right now, but on account of we got crazy weather out there and we would like to be as live and local as possible on this Tuesday night so we can keep you up to speed on everything.

You're getting a live three hour late night edition of TVTL.

I guess this entire show tonight is technically TVTL after hours.

So things might get a little blue.

First though, very excited to welcome to the show, listen to Robin from Wheat Ridge, Colorado.

She's here to play our game.

She sent this email.

Jan, I wanted to humbly submit my topic for I love you chunk composting with worms also known as verma composting.

My husband and I have been doing it in our home for about a year and a half.

We started with a thousand worms and now have a thriving population of thousands and thousands of worms.

They live in a special bin in our basement, eat our vegetable scraps and poop out rich fertile soil for us to use.

Many people think these sound really gross.

So I'd like a chance to educate your listeners about how easy and rewarding verma composting can be.

It's really not gross at all, but magical in a sciencey way.

Well, that sounds like a perfect topic for I love you chunk.

This is when we have listeners on. They try to convince us about the awesomeness of something that we maybe have never thought of before.

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