Happy Halloween to all of our “Tall, Dark and Random” listeners! Join us today for a special movie watchalong event as we sit down and watch the 1991 cult classic “Ernest Scared Stupid”, starring the late, great Jim Varney and the amazing Eartha Kitt. Grab your Authentic Bulgarian Miak, put on your costume and watch along as we give you a play by play as Ernest P. Worrell fights to save the children of Briarville, MIssouri from Trantor the Troll. Don’t want to watch the movie? Throw the show on anyway as you spend your evening taking the kids house to house trick or treating or even shut off the porch light and disappoint the neighborhood as you spend the evening laughing along with us and the podcast that’s always a terrific provider of background noise. Music: “I Want to Be Evil” by Eartha Kitt. “Scared Stupid” by Bruce Arntson & Kibry Shelstad.

On this special Halloween episode of “Tall, Dark and Random” we welcome special guest artist and graphic designer Dan Arras Gore from Masticis Humanis! We talk art, inspiration and Dan bravely shares some painful memories from his past to show our listeners that it is indeed possible to turn your darkness into something beautiful. Nicholas shares a series of Halloween related tales in story format with original pieces “Hell House”, “The Voice” and “The Masked Revenge”. Addison and Nicholas talk memorable Halloween costumes, trick or treat memories and look ahead to Thursday’s Halloween watch along event. Music: “Symptom of Terminal Illness” by Dillinger Escape Plan.

On this episode of “Tall, Dark and Random” we’re joined by director and editor Andrew Kasch, director of “Never Sleep Again: The Elm Street Legacy”. We talk about the making of this wonderful documentary, we get Andrew’s take on popular horror remakes and Andrew answers a few of our listener questions. Addison and Nicholas examine strange dreams, nightmares and even bouts of insomnia . Nicholas gets deep and shares some eerily prophetic dream experiences. Addison delivers some surprisingly deep answers to last weeks poll. Fat Head the Clown returns for round two. Music: “The American Nightmare” by Ice Nine Kills.

On this episode of “Tall, Dark and Random” we examine both the world’s fear and obsession with clowns. We are joined by actor David Howard Thorton, star of the cult horror film “Terrifier”. We talk about the phenomenon that is “Art the Clown”, some surreal moments in David’s life after “Terrifier” and why there are so many bad movies with big budgets. Nicholas talks about having a moral dilemma and turning down a podcast sponsorship for depression medication. Nicholas and Addison share some memories of times clowns have made them uneasy, talk about clown lore and hoopla and examine a couple of strange dreams ahead of next week’s episode. Special introduction by Fat Head the Clown. Music: “Pogo the Clown” by Dog Fashion Disco.

On this episode of “Tall, Dark and Random” we welcome special guest Jeremy Ray Talley, guitarist of The Bled. Nicholas takes an opportunity to embarrass himself and fan boys out hardcore. We talk about the bands tenure, eventual break up and Jeremy’s latest journey into fatherhood after more than a decade of being a touring musician. Addison takes the wheel this week and talks about his own journey into parenthood, his hopes for his daughter’s future and gives some insight into what being a father truly means to him. Music: “The Last American Cowboy” and “Breathing Room Barricades” by The Bled.

On this week’s episode of “Tall, Dark and Random” we revisit our various follies pertaining to the sport of football! From un-athletic pick up games in Addison’s cul de sac to hitting our bosses in the face with an errant pass, it’s easy to see why we chose podcasting and never went pro. Nicholas details some hurtful moments and harassments he endured while creating songs for the Kansas City Chiefs organization in the public eye and lends his support to two friends who endured online hatred this past week. “The Artist Chief” Corey Jones joins the show and shares the story behind his art, his love for the Chiefs and we attempt to lower our blood pressure after a nail biter in Sunday’s Chiefs/Lions game. Music: “Oh, Kansas City” by The Ataris. Support: https://www.etsy.com/shop/LexsLuckyRocks The Artist Chief: https://fineartamerica.com/profiles/2-corey-jones

On this episode of “Tall, Dark and Random” we’re reflecting on the era of the online diary by reading old entries from our Live Journals! Nicholas and Addison reflect on some moments full of poor behavior, a memorable camping trip, bad dates, road shows and multiple times we ribbed our friend Kyle. Nicholas shares the amazing story of a 9 year old boy who runs a webpage called “Lex’s Lucky Rocks” where he sells rocks and minerals to pay for his rescue beagle’s heart condition. Nicholas laments both visiting Taco Bell and reading the “To Kill a Mockingbird” book sequel “Go Set a Watchman” during the week. Hip hop artist Rocky Young stops by to reflect on some memories, talk about the future and debuts a brand new song entitled “Problems”. The “Bulkster”returns with a message for the “It Works” salesman who refused to answer our challenge. Music: “Problems” by Rocky Young. “Dear Live Journal” by Evergreen Terrace. Support Lex’s Lucky Rocks: www.etsy.com/shop/LexsLuckyRocks

On this episode of “Tall, Dark and Random” we confront a week lost to anxiety and personal issues and rally to end it on a high note. We reflect on some negative aspects of the week, how we handle tough mental days and look ahead to our friend Jacob’s wedding in which we still haven’t received official invitations or information for. Our bout with the “It Works!” saleswoman wages on into another week. Nicholas tries Natural Light’s “Naturday” beer, tells the story of a recent job interview gone array and Addison keeps it incredibly positive for a man who can’t say Stanley Kubrick’s name correctly. Where the hell are our invitations, Jacob?! Music: “A Blank Page Empire” by Further Seems Forever

On this episode of “Tall, Dark and Random” we’re joined by actor Norman D. Golden II who starred alongside Burt Reynolds in the 1993 buddy cop film “Cop and a Half”. We talk about Burt’s recent passing, Norman’s current projects, how he is sharing his knowledge of the entertainment industry in an effort to educate others and Nicholas gives Norman his honest review of the straight to dvd flop “Cop and a Half: New Recruit” starring Lou Diamond Phillips. Nicholas reacts to a negative email from an “It Works” diet product salesman offended by last weeks episode. Addison joins the show and in honor of Norman’s “Cop and a Half” character, we discuss what we wanted to be when we grew up and talk about some of our earliest jobs including Addison being challenged to a fight as an rec league umpire, Nicholas getting fired for sucking as a paperboy and how Addison ultimately chose to give up his dream of becoming a race car to pursue a career in law enforcement. Music: “The Cops” by K. Flay.

On this episode of “Tall, Dark and Random” Nicholas talks about how much he hates social media trends but chose to get out of his comfort zone and brave the crowd to try a Popeye’s Chicken Sandwich anyways. “Bulk Hogan” stops by and cuts a promo for all his “Bulkamaniacs”. Entrepreneur Hope Hernandez drops by the show and talks about her thriving business the “Curb Appeal Boutique”, motherhood, empowerment and all things positive. Caylee Newell stops in and shares some information on Cystic Fibrosis and how we can help in her continued efforts. Nicholas and Addison share a few stories about their moms growing up, including the story of how Addison pierced his lip without asking and how he came to set the alley on fire...literally. Music: “Curb Appeal” by Sintax the Terrific and “Real American (HH 2nd Theme Remix) by DJ Jreezy. Help Caylee Newell raise money for CF Awareness and Research: https://finest.cff.org/wichita/cayleenewell