This episode will fly right by giving free lessons about how to talk on a train, with all due respect, a game I’m seeing for the first time in my 44 years on earth and how to get swindled at the Vet.

Don’t be shy, get involved. I like people and their usually fantastically interesting opinions.

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There comes a time in adulthood when you might be on the verge of calling the authorities to restore your neighborhood from constant illegal activity that causes your family harm. The decision to pick up the phone is difficult when you remember back when you were just “being a kid”.

This week we learn all about loud neighbors, neighbors that hold themselves hostage and fat fu*king punks.

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In the middle of Nebraska, Jimmy wakes up after being in a coma for 24 years. Good thing is, when Jimbo final woke up, his brother Bo was there to fill him in on everything he missed.

The accents are a mess and playing two parts is psychotic. I could have edited a few moments, but I truly believe this is a radio show. What is said is said and what materializes can not be controlled.

If you stay with this episode, understand you are a fan and enjoy it.

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This week we combine Jesse Viola’s mind with Roy Small’s thoughts. Past guests from episodes 102 and 104 come together and talk about mainstream news. This is a serious episode with zero laughter. Not everything is funny, but usually is when two people meet for the first time.

We learn about taxes, what to vote for, how amazing some women’s power can be, “Georgia”, the miracle of birth, the evident war and how to prefect a culture’s accent.

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This episode is for the work force. In this program we delve into the life of a salary employee, poke fun at micro managers and how to stay afloat through it all. Towards the end I blacked out and broke conversation to form an old poem.

Learn something today or learn nothing at all until it’s time to go home.

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It’s been too long friends. Welcome back to the little radio program that could teach you about all there is to know…

This week we learn about how to properly behave in extreme weather circumstances, slithering reptiles, family vacations, telling the stories of what ails you to multiple “doctors” and much much more.

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This episode right here can be the turning point anyone needs to hear to follow the radio program for a lifetime.

Everyone talks to themselves in the car when they are alone while listening to music and when the chorus is about to break, that’s when you come back (or drift off a bit further) from reality.

It’s truth, it hits home…then it’s time to go home.

Welcome to the first Sunday Morning drop.

This week we learn about the new candidate, Kamala! People are getting nervous. We also do a deep dive into the bugs that try to live with us this month. You ever make a mistake and not sure how to handle it? This program gives you the knowledge right before it’s time to go home.

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What better way to see an old friend for the first time in two decades then to sit them in front of a microphone and talk? This week we learn about how to be a bad marine, how amazing college can be even if you don’t graduate and how much rice pudding is too much rice pudding. We even get political!

Plus many more fascinating lessons any human should learn. Come join Donny McNeilly and dj luv on another adventure of “It’s Time to go Home Now”

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Can or would you let your child go for a bike ride on their own? To experience youth and try new adventures…

I bet some of you can, but most of you won’t.

This week we learn about traveling by car and doing your best to stay awake behind the wheel with humans you love as the “cargo”. We also learn about the joy of bike riding. For children to experience their youth and try new adventures.

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