HUMOR ABSURD WITH SULLYMAN THE THIRD

Just a small little audio ditty by Sullyman The Third himself on how super-de-duper Season 1 went that featured six fantastic special guests.

Rafer Guzman: the film critic for New York Metro-based newspaper Newsday discusses how the film industry is surviving the massive industry shut down, has a very good laugh about my own feeble attempt to act in Hollywood, and thoughts on the best picture criteria changes for the 2024 Oscars.

My longtime music collaborator of 20 years, drummer Steve Glover, warms up on his kit while giving his quick assessment on my comedy book.

Bill Wennington: the former college basketball player at St. John’s University with Lou Carnesecca as his coach and NBA backup center of the Michael Jordan-led Chicago Bulls chuckles about the 1980’s days at our alma mater, thoughts on his world of sports and what he learned about playing against college rival superstar Patrick Ewing of Georgetown.

My wife Mary Pat adds her own brand of humor to my podcast just two days before the 2020 U.S. Presidential election -- and I will need someone at home to make me laugh because with no vaccine yet for this killer COVID-19 virus, the dire job situation, raging wildfires alongside destructive hurricanes AND no new season of 'Schitt's Creek' to watch...2021 is looking pretty lousy.

Tom Chapin: the veteran folk musician and activist gives his two cents on his NEW (November 3) children’s environmental book This Pretty Planet, his funny memories of a 1980 concert I attended that he performed with music legends Pete Seeger and Tom’s brother Harry Chapin and talks about his social media pandemic singalongs with The Chapin Sisters.

With some outstanding reviews to share of Happy New Millennium, ST3's daughter Colleen co-broadcasts their comments; just deal with the strong New York accents, will ya?

Beverly Beckham: the longtime columnist for the Boston Globe shares her thoughts about the written word in both centuries she's lived, what it's like to sing in a cabaret show and how difficult it is these days to not be political.

Clay & Nelly, the best men at my son Dylan's recent wedding to Zoe, talk over each other about HAPPY NEW MILLENNIUM -- as they were given 'early access' to allegedly help them with their wedding toasts.

Liberty DeVitto: the drummer for rocker Billy Joel’s hits spanning 30 years shares stories from his autobio book 'Liberty', the memorable rock fantasy camp I attended while he counseled and how his current gig with The Lords of 52nd Street helps him keep up with his 3-year-old daughter.