Addictive Tickle is back with an injury announcement, an announcement about an announcement that can't be announced yet, a quick story about America's got talent, a fake story about having no talent, and a good ol' fashioned ramble. As always, there are improvised non-songs and silly voices peppered in throughout out. Enjoy. 

I go ham on this episode. I confess my naivety in regards to the larger universe of skateboarding. I sing the praises of wrestling as a non-fan. I run through a bit more of the journey I have been on the last several years and I rant and rave about how my new attempt to make a living.  It's a shorty but a goodie. This is a raw episode with no endorsements, sponsors, nothing. Just Trailer Taylor being as Trailerey and Taylorey as ever. Get it. 

Taylor admits his newness to social media, makes fun of people's epiphany videos, does a brutal Joe Biden impression, and claims the beginning of "the post truth" era began the moment  Webster dictionary changed the definition of "literally". 

Great episode. I sing the praises of Reynolds and the Cab man himself. I make up a story about Andrew Reynolds telling Tony Hawk about about his  game changing frontside flip. I shout out some awesome free product that came in the mail as well. Good times. By popular demand there is less piano playing in this episode. You're welcome. 

Ol' T bags is ranting blues style about the Capitol Building attack, Q-anon, and why being a skater, comic and father are three things he  just is now, whether he likes it or not. 

This episode has some great new world saving ideas, a lot of hypothetical tour ideas and a ton of gushing about skateboarding. A lot of skater evangelism which may or may not be healthy. It's a good show. 

I respond to some questions, I promote Finnell Griptape, and I rail on about the home buying process. I talk about my experience as a former real estate agent. I also give a bit more insight into how we wound up in Washington.  

The famous first episode! I melodically brainstorm possible running themes of  the show like, creativity, relationships, children, maturity and the always entertaining and relatable topic of, wait for it, skateboarding! With hilarious execution, I dig into several details of my origin story. I attempt to figure out and explain why I moved in with my family from NYC, to my childhood home, in god forsaken Everett Washington. I record this show in that same home, across the yard from my parents, who live in a barn, which I also attempt to explain. 

In closing, I find a win/win solution for bad cops and wild boars. It's legit. There is NO reason it shouldn't work. NO. REASON.