This episode is all about busting the bad guys.  Larry and Carrie welcome in Chris McLain, owner and driving force behind Lansing's Most Wanted Facebook page and the non profit Total Justice.  Chris discusses the success he's had using social media to catch criminals.

In this episode, Larry and Carrie spend time reminiscing about great TV shows from the past, like The Three Stooges, I Love Lucy and their very own "You've Got To Be Kidding Me America".   Carrie updates us on the status of her DIY projects including the great mouse hunt of 2019.  Plus of course, politics.

The conversation rolls through a multitude of topics including Larry’s assessment of panhandlers in Grand Rapids, Carrie’s recent Colonoscopy, phoning tech support, good vs bad TV shows and an update on Carrie’s deck work.

In true Anything Goes fashion, Larry and Carrie cover a multitude of topics.  This week they include new shows on TV, shoplifting at Meijer, causing trouble downtown, war stories from Larry, DIY stories from Carrie, and of course, politics.

In this week's episode Larry and Carrie discuss the upcoming WKTV Awards Banquet, cell phone solicitors, phone etiquette and of course, politics.

In Episode 4, our intrepid hosts discuss everything from accidents to the afterlife. Carrie shares her adventure with an unexpected chemical shower while Larry talks about the day he died. The duo also spends time talking about their new project at WKTV and sends out an invite to join them in their venture.

In episode 3 Carrie and Barry tackle Political Correctness, Politics and Public Broadcasting

In Episode 2, hosts Carrie Bradstreet and Larry Swanson welcome in long time friend Audra Lemons.  Audra Is the president and founder of West Michigan Patriots 4 Trump.  The lively discussion covers the current political scene from a decidedly conservative angle.  It's not all politics however, as Audra shares details of her upcoming nuptials.

In Episode 1, hosts Carrie Bradstreet and Larry Barry introduce you to their latest venture, the podcast. They also reminisce about their incredibly popular, long running show, "You've Got To Be Kidding Me America”.