Wherein we discuss part 2 of Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, hanging around with loose cannons, how to pronounce Pineal, and how we are staying sane in the early stages of the COVID quarantine.

Wherein we discuss part 1 of Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, lucid descriptions of non-lucid events, the purchasing power of your drug dollar in 1971, doubling down when you get yourself in trouble, and, of course, ancient coins.

Wherein we kick off season 3 by discussing the our next book - Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas by Hunter S Thompson, times we got ourselves into trouble while traveling and movies we watched over the break.

Wherein we celebrate the holiday season by discussing a Hallmark movie and its corresponding novel, The Mistletoe Secret by Richard Paul Evans.

Wherein we discuss the recent movie adaptation of Dr Sleep, the book, and its predecessor, The Shining, discrepancies between the different versions, fan theories, other things that are keeping us entertained, and, of course, Tub Lady.

Wherein we discuss the movie version of Silence of the Lambs, other movies from 1991, credit placement, tasteful exchange of bodily fluids, seat belt safety, fashion sense and utility while doing police work, and cake printing technology.

Wherein we discuss the remaining chapters of Silence of the Lambs, vegan shofars, solipsism via a vis Fallout 4, sensuality as an escape method, using chemical formulas to insult people, and egg whites.

Wherein we discuss chapters 19 through 37 of Silence of the Lambs, the etiquette of face biting, birth certificate typos, the smell of schizophrenia, the proper footwear for murder, and the importance of following prisoner transfer protocol.

Wherein we walk through the first 18 chapters of Silence of the Lambs, we also chat about Chris's world travels, making assumptions about cars, and the dangers of being helpful to random strangers.

Wherein we kick off season 2 which will feature Thomas Harris' Silence of the Lambs, we also wax nostalgic about 1991, and consider relaxation methods in the workplace.