How I learned I was color blind- working as a shoes salesman in a mall, at age 14. I share some of the annoyances that come with being colorblind, along with a few other employment issues I've had over the years by seeing colors incorrectly.

Chapter Three From Places I Can't Return To. My nephew gets us thrown out of a McDonalds in a giant bathroom miscalculation on his part. Only to be out-done by his brother as we ride the train to the zoo.

Memories from what was one of the most debauched places we ever set foot inside: Cleveland Municipal Stadium. Sean details the history of the stadium and some of its crazier moments, then talks about his own bender that started when Art Modell moved the Cleveland Browns out of the city.

Sean electrocutes himself during a job interview. Chapter two from "Places I Can't Return To" by Sean Bair-Flannery.

The first chapter in the book- Yak-zies. Sean and his roommates avoid a 'derecho' by going into a flooded, late-night basement bar where everyone expects to die. Sean wishes he could have a drink with one of his Chicago heroes- George "Cap" Streeter.

Forward to the book by CJ Sullivan (narrated by him as well). Also a very brief Apologia section by Sean.

A place holder for the future podcast.