In part 2 of Teachers Gone Goofy, Boomer recalls accounts of faculty members involved with shenanigans at Wauconda High School. Guest Scott Cittadino, current assistant superintendent of District 118, shares his memory of pranking and being pranked.

Guest Kerry Kolhbacher, former colleague of Boomer, shares pranking lore from teaching days at Wauconda high school, where male coaches bonded through humorous jokes played upon each other.

Boomer continues his exploration of Illinois towns with odd names, including Hometown, Goofy Ridge, and Polo. He interviews locals to get their take on living in an unusually named village. Stories of 76 lb. beavers, raccoon meatloaf and drunken bar owners highlight the conversations.

Boomer has his first interviews with people who live in oddly named towns, including the 91-year-old honorary mayor of Roachtown, Illinois.

April 2020

With his usual humor, Boomer makes practical points about the art of advice giving (or not giving).

Jimmy Omadufous shares his new lyrics to old favorites and favorite pandemic memes

Food shows, Deep State Pizza, and another side of Benedict Arnold: Sounds like fun!

Boomer shares a childhood experience that could have ended with him being a dead chicken . . . and some fun chicken trivia.

Boomer interviews his third grade grandson who shares his thoughts on his sister, Donald Trump, and President's day.

Boomer notes the bad publicity lawyers have brought upon their profession in the wake of recent news.  Jimmy Omadufus joins Boomer for this episode.