<p>We make one passing reference to a movie I watched at least a hundred times in my childhood, one passing reference in the midst of talk about familial birthrights and dark issues from around the earth as someone blows a leafblower for an hour next to my window. It's a great episode with a reading from jokes from the roast of Scotty Peterson in 2015 at Boondocks in Houston. Good stuff. </p>

We make one passing reference to a movie I watched at least a hundred times in my childhood, one passing reference in the midst of talk about familial birthrights and dark issues from around the earth as someone blows a leafblower for an hour next to my window. It's a great episode with a reading from jokes from the roast of Scotty Peterson in 2015 at Boondocks in Houston. Good stuff.

<p>We make one passing reference to a movie I watched at least a hundred times in my childhood, one passing reference in the midst of talk about familial birthrights and dark issues from around the earth as someone blows a leafblower for an hour next to my window. It's a great episode with a reading from jokes from the roast of Scotty Peterson in 2015 at Boondocks in Houston. Good stuff.&nbsp;</p>

The Blues Brothers with Justin Massengale

Houston comedian and visual artist Bob Morrissey interviews his friends. Bob is a US Army combat veteran of the 2003 invasion of Iraq who's worked as a cab driver, book seller, coffee barista, food server and strip club DJ. He is gay. The conversations here are about sex, politics, status anxiety, and pop culture. Every episode is named after a movie which may or may not even be mentioned at all. Bob likes movies, books, music, art, and drama in his life. His friends are mostly other obscure Houston comedians and artists.

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