Welcome back to episode 4! We return again to ENTERtain you on 2 new NAMES. We get an update on COCAINE BEAR and respond to an email from an avid fan. Chris tells us about the birth of Black History Month, begun by Carter G. Woodson, the founder of The Association for the Study of Negro Life and History. Zach discusses Boss Bitch Stephanie St. Claire, a political activist and the Queen of the Harlem numbers game. Thanks for checking us out HERE! Follow, share and subscribe! 

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We return this week for our 3rd Episode and 2 new "NAMES" to talk about. Zach comes in with a fat line of truth and tells the true story of the COCAINE BEAR, the bear that inspired the new movie "Cocaine Bear". Chris' "name" is the Blue Whale Challenge, an internet conspiracy theory that lures vulnerable teens to participate in escalating tasks over a 50 day period. Please follow, share and subscribe on your favorite platform, email us at [email protected].  Follow on Facebook ENTER NAME HERE and Instagram @enternameherepodcast. 

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This is our 2nd attempt at a 1st episode and still fine tuning. This episode plays off of the recent Super Bowl as Chris' "name" for the week is Walter Lingo, an early 20th century showman and dog breeder that was credited with creating the "half-time show." Zach's "name" for the week is Crazy Super Bowl Stories, where we learn about rogue showering fans, thefts, hangovers, and a player with the worst luck of perhaps any player ever. Let us know what you think or any "names" you'd want us to talk about. Contact us at [email protected]. Facebook: ENTER NAME HERE or Instagram @enternameherepodcast

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This is our FIRST first attempt at an actual full episode. Chris' "name" for this week is Frank Nasworthy, a Virginia native that redesigned and reinvented the skateboard wheel in 1973. Zach's "name" for the episode is Hans Schmidt, the first and only Catholic priest to be executed in the United States in 1916. The opening and closing leave a lot to be desired, but we're always working to improve. Thanks for checking us out! Reach out to us at [email protected] and thanks for subscribing!!