This is a short but very sweet piece on men and hunting.
He nails it, funny as all Hell.
I hunted a bit when I was young, wouldn’t even think of
it now, that would be kind of creepy considering I’m a
vegetarian.
David Crowe is a very talented stand-up comedian, always
good for a laugh or three…

Paul and Storm were two of the four members of
DaVinci’s Notebook.
This is a classic seasonal piece by them, a tune I
love to play on the show.
I have already heard X-mas music in the stores…

I’m a vegetarian myself but I found this interesting.
Years ago, when I did eat meat, I was considered to
be one of the best cooks for a superb Delmonico or
strip steak, whether grilled or stove top I could
provide a killer hunk o’ cooked meat.
I don’t miss it at all, my energy levels and fitness
have improved in all areas.
Humor can be added to anything and make it better.
This guys gets it…

I play Ron Pearson on the show to good reviews.
He’s a pretty funny guy, lots of passion in his stand-up.
This is a great visual, plenty of practice went into this one…

Some folks ask me why I don’t post the playlists BEFORE the show.
My first response is usually “Can’t…Too Scared…!”.
If you’ve seen Men in Black II you’d find that funny.
The real reason I do not post before the show is I take requests.
I don’t get as many as I used to but all it takes is one to change
things around a bit.
Having said that here it is, late as usual.
Neil Innes tells it like it is.
As does Paul and Storm, but in a different way.
Doc Block.
Goats, get your goats here!
Red Green is smarter than your average biped, by a lot.
Camille West can certainly sing with passion.
Word block.
A Richard Pryor performance for the record books.
Synaptic Anarchy Playhouse was an underrated gem.
Hunting block, with one of the very BEST lines ever uttered
by a stand-up comedian on the topic.
Tom Lehrer has skills most only dream of.
Paul Nardizzi with one of the best lines ever about driving
off a cliff.
Harry Nilsson is still being heard many years later.
School block.
Subplot A with a nice effort.
Kathleen gets the top spot.
Onward and upward…

How Sweet to Be an Idiot- Neil Innes
Cliche Heaven- Ken Nordine
A Job- Michael Jr. (s-up)
The Way Too-Early Christmas Song- Paul & Storm
One Leg Too Short- The Royal Canadian Air Farce
My Doctor- Rodney Dangerfield (s-up)
Toe to Toe With the HMO- Camille West
Here’s Dinner- Chandler Travis Philharmonic
The Best Dinosaur- Den Telfer (s-up)
Goat Song- Paul Green and Bob Morledge
Mr. Wiggly- Reverend Bill C Wirtz
Nothing to Say- Red Green (s-up)
Ramblin’ and Wanderin’- Space Ghost
Big-Boy Chucky (part 1)- Synaptic Anarchy Playhouse
Vocabulary- Zoltan Kaszas (s-up)
Words that Rhyme- Baldbox
Word Association- Chevy Chase and Richard Pryor
Witch’s Brew- Jeff Caldwell (s-up)
Road Kill- The Horse Flies
Big-Boy Chucky (Conclusion)- Synaptic Anarchy Playhouse
Hunting- David Crowe (s-up)
The Hunting Song- Tom Lehrer
Gun Control- The Not Ready for Prime Time Players
Golfing- Paul Nardizzi (s-up)
Censor Us- Pinkard and Bowden
Nukes in the News- Proctor and Bergman
School- Ron Pearson (s-up)
The Ivy Covered Walls- Harry Nilsson
Class Discussion- Travesty Ltd.
Men and Women- Rita Rudner (s-up)
Ten Little Bottles- Johnny Bond
Monolithic Oil Commercial- National Lampoon
Around the House- Sean Morey (s-up)
As Usual- The Wayfarers
Terminal Football- Ramis, Flaherty, Belushi, Doyle-Murray, Murray
Several Puns- Stewart Francis (s-up)
Must Sell Screenplay- Subplot A
Installing a Car Seat- Kathleen Madigan (s-up)

Bananas at Large with a seasonal classic.
This plays very well on the show, it’s got great
production values and the humor is superb.
Clyde missed…