Mind of Mr. Crizzle

The way things have been going this year, I felt I needed to test things out before going back on the air.

Another Halloween is here. No tricks on this episode, just treats as you gobble up each listener submitted story of their own supernatural experiences. All of these stories are as real as the goosebumps you'll get listening to them.

Ready to get lovey-dovey? The Crizzle's expose their dirtiest secrets on this episode to commemorate 10 years of being married. Whether it's to learn a few thing or to just be entertained, this episode has got something for you. Mrs. Crizzle joins us this week as we go through our origin stories and wax poetic about wisdom gained. Tell your friends!

I'm back although a bit rusty. I wanted to shake the dust off and continue the journey through the Mind of Mr. Crizzle. Join me on the first leg of our trek as we keep it simple and enjoy some movie reviews. Ant-Man and the Wasp, Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, and Unfriended: The Dark Web get the Crizzle treatment. Afterwards we stop and rest so that we can give a bit of thanks. A short episode to get "Back in the Habit" (Any Sister Act 2 fans?)

Back from the dead! This lost conversation has been unearthed from the digital dirt and reanimated for your listening pleasure. High school friend, and Black Mirror enthusiast, Danielle, joins me as we dissect all things Black Mirror episode by episode. In a cruel twist, this entire conversation was deleted, thought to be lost forever. In a kind twist, it was recovered two days later after a new overhaul of the recording service. It's our own true Black Mirror episode with a happy ending! I also share my review of Marvel's The Black Panther. Enjoy!

My bro-in-law joins me as we discuss the ghosts of Christmas past, a few movie reviews, silly injuries, and a deep dive into the latest Star Wars movie, The Last Jedi.

Battle the tryptophan and stay awake with The MOMC. Episode 11 is here with all the trimmings! I share my opinion on the newest superhero movies. It’s my turn at the table to share what I’m thankful for. I also express the benefits of being a tourist in your own backyard.