In this episode of the Big Bad Broadcast, we kick things off with a lively introduction featuring some familiar voices, including Tommy Chong, Lance Burton, and Billy Gardell. As we dive into the show, John and I engage in some playful banter about our audio equipment, with John struggling to get his mic levels right. Can you hear me now? Mic checker 1, 2, 3, 4? John?

We then transition to a discussion of Halloween, where I share my disdain for the holiday and my preference to avoid trick-or-treaters altogether. John recounts a humorous story about his grandkids and their cookie-sharing antics, which leads us into a nostalgic conversation about sibling rivalries and childhood memories.

And Today in BBB Sports - A thrilling Game 7 of the World Series, From Non Fans.
We also reminisce about our experiences with parades and the New York Islanders, leading to a funny story about John leaving his sister behind to celebrate with the team.

Documentaries, Documentaries, Documentaries! Particularly, the Terracotta Warriors, Historical, Medical, Crime, Food, anything Doc U Mentry my dear Watson.

Then our heroes shift to the macabre...

OK! Stop. What is macabre? ... ma·ca·bre /məˈkäbrə,məˈkäb/ adjective

Ok, today's class we will be discussing the infamous Ed Gein and the bizarre aspects of his life, including his obsession with death and the creation of furniture from human remains. We also touch on the strange phenomenon of fan mail sent to serial killers, highlighting the complexities of human nature.

Throughout the episode, we maintain our signature humor and camaraderie, making for an entertaining and thought-provoking discussion that ranges from lighthearted anecdotes to darker historical tales. Join us for another wild ride on the Big Bad Broadcast!