Stew & the 007, The Wolf, get into some political stuff. We are both feeling like getting some stuff off our chests, on airlines and the Confederate flag and the shootings in Charleston, South Carolina. We get into a class war, Stew tries to find a solution, we have some hilarious sound bytes. Get passed the family stories because it gets really good.
Ben & Chris turn into women in this episode and there are no interruptions, (I had Chris move). We talk about the war on drugs, legalization, and different views on how to fix the problem. Coronado kid, Chris talks about food of all things, makes up a silly game and The Wolf gives us a history lesson. I think my listeners will have a hard time not laughing their asses off in the first 5 minutes. Be good to yourself.
In this episode Chris unplugs my microphone at 30 minutes into the show. Hang in there it's only a minute. It gets good until 47 minutes then Chris unplugs the mic...again. Then it gets really good but you're gonna have to listen to our next show for the second episode of the Chris & Ben burger or is it the Ben & Chris burger? Much love to the Golden State warriors...been a long time waiting
Stew and the vaquero talk about coyotes, the vineyard in Healdsburg, ex-girlfriends, and getting a spoiler alert from your son.
A chat about farm work at the vineyard then we talk about Russian women, wealth, and money. Chris sends me a poem at 2:45am. We get into tattoo talk—how Chris is getting full sleeves. We then talk about having a baby in a hospital, birthing classes, and being a parent.
Santosh and his girlfriend drive up from San Francisco to hang out with me and Glen in Sonora. We talk about the Crapper Derby, which is racing outhouses in derby form. There must be a driver and two people pushing the racing crapper.
Santosh talks about business and Stew turns it around into a comedy show.
We talk about his days in Hollywood and the sweet house they lived in with Murph, one of Marilyn Monroe's LA spots. Some stories about growing up in Coronado, being in punk rock bands in the 1980's. Hanging with guys like Rex Rode, Twiggy, Sara King, Mark Olsen, the older crew of punk rockers. And our crew, Matt Pray, Dick Awesome, Cray, Mike Horvath, Serota, Jase Mishow, and Mark Adams.
