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With everything going on already in this wonderful year of 2020 too, I think we we could all use a break from the insanity, and episode 666 might be just the break we all need! I've got some new segments and some old ones, as well as a very important public service announcement from one of the sponsors of the show! Some have called it the most ambitious podcasting event of the year, and to that I say "calm down Colin, it's just a really good episode..."

I just couldn't leave 2021 without at least one more episode, even if it is just under the wire! I've got new additions to The Home For Wayward Jokes and after my new edition of Did You Read That First, you won't see your favorite Nintendo characters the same way again. Then the ghost of Christmas Past will pay us a visit as I tell the crazy story of The Night Before Christmas: 2020 Edition. I hope you enjoy and have a happy New Year!

In this episode I tell one of the scariest stories you've ever heard, so it is not for the faint of heart! Don't believe me? Give it a listen. After that, I make a bold and uplifting prediction on the future of humanity on this planet. I also give a brief history lesson on where I come from and my journey to becoming your favorite podcast host!

It's episode 2 and the possibilities are endless! So of course I'm gonna ruin some of your childhood, in particular, some of those Disney Classics that people seem so fond of. So strap your nostalgia into the car seat and buckle up as well because that cop behind you can definitely see you reading this while you're driving. I also give an update on the show and a little insight into it's production. I'll also be sharing with you a new way to binge watch some TV shows. All of this and more coming your way!

It's the first episode! I've finally unleashed myself on the world! Maybe lower your expectations a bit and enjoy it for what it is. It might get a little bumpy, but hey, so has the last year and a half, so screw it! Press play and buckle up! Seriously, if you're listening in the car, you should buckle up. If you aren't listening in the car, then that was a metaphor.