The Chris Rawle Show

This podcast now has a new format because f the news. Chris and Clint discuss an anonymous voicemail about hugging and Clint laments being estranged from his family. An enormous discussion ensues about the weird entertainment at Jazz games: chicken sandwiches, dancing schlubs, and poor people fighting over small amounts of money.

Jon Huntsman vs Spencer Cox is being marketed as Goliath vs Goliath. Chris and Clint discuss severe diarrhea and how that relates to being governor. Clint claims he is David and promises to always wear a loincloth. And for Hero or Not Hero: people who suffer from severe diarrhea and call the police.

If you want to join our pickle party, email [email protected]. Jon Huntsman announces his governor campaign and is given two options: meet Clint and Chris inside the sewer or inside a giant chicken in Fitzgerald, GA. An author is mad because he can't roughhouse strangers' children. Advice is given on how to not text and walk. And for Hero or Not Hero: Fitzgerald Mayor Jim Puckett.

Today's vocabulary words: citizen scientists, herpers, leakers, and saggers. People at BYU are having pickle parties with dead roadkill. A Utah dam is leaking and sagging. Hunters save some deer and kill some other deer. And for Hero or Not Hero: herpers.

In this episode, Eli, Meg, and special guest Rebbie Brassfield, talk about the Netflix original series Living With Yourself.

Cougars are everywhere in Utah and the DWR has tips to avoid being eaten: pretend to be a statue; make extended eye contact and talk about your day; have better posture. The turkey tale of Mendon, UT, is revisited and compared to Toms River, NJ, where turkeys are pecking out their own reflections in windows. A questionable Utah marketing campaign goes awry and of course, it centers on a bad avocado pun.

If your spouse leaves you in a Hobby Lobby parking lot while shopping, please leave us a voicemail: 385-344-8011. Clint admits to being one of the abandoned and recounts in horrific detail his Monday night. Chris refuses to discuss his own activities. In a foreseeable twist, this podcast is now all about marriage.

Leave us a voicemail about bad tweets: 385-344-8011. A governor's only duty is cutting ribbons with scissors, and Clint pleads his case. A woman hikes Kilimanjaro to use Whatsapp. A telecom server creates a text message grab bag. And for Hero or Not Hero: Waffle House.

A BYU student named Jee Mingus is rapping for 30 consecutive hours at a trampoline park while possibly wearing an adult diaper. Clint offers to dress up like a sock puppet and help with the proceedings. The Deseret News really, really wants to stress that married people are happier than everyone else. And for Hero or Not Hero: a band of rapping sock puppets.

Don't forget to call and leave us a voicemail at (385) 344-8011. We don't care what it's about, just call us!

Clint and Chris offer a heart-felt PSA: give the government your money. Minnesota's Donut Guy is reinstated by Krispy Kreme. Astronauts have an oven that can bake one cookie at a time. Couples are using Slack to strengthen their marriage. And for Hero or Not Hero: couples who reserve portions of their date nights to compare chore loads.

Don't forget to call and leave us a voicemail at (385) 344-8011. We don't care what it's about, just call us!