The Chris Rawle Show

Local news stations have vehicles that drive around during snowstorms and record the weather. Why though? Chris and Clint discuss the local news and have a sprawling conversation about gravel eating, house boats, Patagonia, joggers, Maverik, and biceps.

In this episode of Hive Mind, special guest Stephen Walter joins Meg to talk about Season 3 of The Crown. The new season stars Olivia Coleman and portrays the 1960s in England. Stephen and Meg debate whether the show is pro-royal or anti-royal, and if the Moon is really worth visiting.

In this special bonus episode of Hive Mind, Meg sits down with Jake Nilsson from Provo's Most Eligible to talk filming, dating on camera, and breaking up in the public eye.

Voicemails are pouring in. Thanksgiving is symbolized by cornucopias and a lack of holiday tunes. Why though? Clint recites an old fable about watches and hair, which confuses Chris. Cornucopias are packed with seven-layer bean dip and Cherry 7UP. Chris and Clint agree this podcast is rated 10/10 starchy tubers.

There is only one profession random citizens are excited to see in everyday life: mail people. Why though? Clint recounts his experience as a mail person and names it one of the greatest days of his life. Chris counts his many nicknames and shares his excitement for rivalry week.

Thanksgiving is the greatest holiday: food, football, shopping, and muumuus. Chris and Clint exchange Black Friday stories and wish they had money to buy things. A discussion of vulgar words ensues.

Clint was booted from his house by 20 women and a lengthy discussion ensues. Chris talks about photographs and wonders what in the freaking heck is going on. Clint wishes people would stop writing mean captions on his wedding photographs. Chris apologizes for some of his captions.

Handshakes are generally regarded as a sign of competency. Why though?

There are many peacocks chilling in Salt Lake Valley and surprisingly, they have immunity to do whatever they want. An expert recommends lending a hand when peacocks need to cross the street. If a peacock damages your property, "there is no known solution." In additional news, a foul odor plagues Utah County and no one knows what to do.

If you have a road rage story, please leave us a voicemail: 385-344-8011. Chris and Clint traveled to the big city last night and they have stories. Chris laments having to wear an enormous shirt at all times. Driving is discussed, as is road rage. Why will no one admit they are bad at driving?