Chitty Chitty Chat Chat – Episode 3: Nancy Reagan’s Nightmare

Welcome to Chitty Chitty Chat Chat, aka a humorous piece of improvised entertainment for your ear holes!

On this week’s episode, I welcome into the studio Donny “Nickname” Dropson, assumed member of the highly obscure rock & roll music band, Nancy Reagan’s Nightmare. Fascists, you’ve been warned.

 

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(This is my first attempt at a “real” podcast, so it’s definitely rough around the edges at this point, but I have decided to toss the sucker onto the interwubs, because I want to document how a show like this one evolves, finds its voice, and, hopefully, becomes something that could be honestly mistaken for a professional show at some point in the not so distant future. Thanks for listening!)

Chitty Chitty Chat Chat – Episode 2: Episode 500

Welcome to Chitty Chitty Chat Chat, aka a humorous piece of improvised entertainment for your ear holes!

This week’s episode is more of an appetizer to the main course that will be Episode 3. It was really just an attempt to kill 20 minutes or so with some humorous self banter, so in that way, it’s an absolute triumph (not to build it up or anything).

 

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(This is my first attempt at a “real” podcast, so it’s definitely rough around the edges at this point, but I have decided to toss the sucker onto the interwubs, because I want to document how a show like this one evolves, finds its voice, and, hopefully, becomes something that could be honestly mistaken for a professional show at some point in the not so distant future. Thanks for listening!)

Chitty Chitty Chat Chat – Episode 1: Boris the $#@% Voice

Welcome to Chitty Chitty Chat Chat, aka a humorous piece of improvised entertainment for your ear holes!

On the inaugural episode of Chitty Chitty Chat Chat, I had the creepy honor of speaking with a man known only as Boris. While his name alone would be more than enough reason to spend time speaking with him, Boris and I have one rather incredible thing in common: our voice. I didn’t believe it either, and yet here we are.

 

 

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(This is my first attempt at a “real” podcast, so it’s definitely rough around the edges at this point, but I have decided to toss the sucker onto the interwubs, because I want to document how a show like this one evolves, finds its voice, and, hopefully, becomes something that could be honestly mistaken for a professional show at some point in the not so distant future. Thanks for listening!)