The Chris Rawle Show

For the first time, voicemails from listeners of this podcast are played on air. Join the chaos and leave us a message at (385) 344-8011. The Cigar Smoking World Championship is discussed at great length. Rich people are eating brunch with farm animals to feel like poor people. A man built an electric-powered shopping cart and now faces an obscure felony. And for Hero or Not Hero: rich people who eat brunch with farm animals to feel like poor people.

In this episode, Eli, Meg, and special guest Shelby Hintze discuss Jojo Rabbit.

The Beehive Daily now has a voicemail so please call it, (385) 344-8011. We may use your message in the podcast, and besides, we're lonely! Men across America are sad because they can't grow beards. People across Utah are disappointed because no one wants to vote. One woman is angry because she got a speeding ticket. And for Hero or Not Hero: "No patriotic American should ever fear hemp."

The Beehive releases official data on whether or not Greg Hughes has bad hair. A kickball game in South Carolina goes off the rails and Clint shares some umpiring stories. No one knows how to quit Instagram. A fifth grader dresses like Hitler for Halloween. And for Hero or Not Hero: Minnesotans who spend $100 for black market Krispy Kremes.

Clint is officially contemplating a run for governor of Utah. He commits to an overhaul of the sewage department. Chris forces him to take a stance on the following issues: having sex with stuffed animals at Target; watching copious amounts of pornography; and putting your arm in a lake to attract leeches. And for Hero or Not Hero: people who watch pornography.

The homeless issue in SLC is discussed and leaders are needed. The YouTube habits of teens are examined in the WSJ. Birth rates are low and the Deseret News isn't happy. And for Hero or Not Hero: a fake Cache County Sheriff.

The Beehive editor-in-chief Meg Walter joins the show to discuss everything happening this week on thebeehive.com.

Chris (aka Big Brain) and Clint (aka Pea Brain) threaten to launch a new comic book series. A NYT article about being alone blows the mind of Pea Brain. Horse manure finally has a use and Big Brain claims vindication. If you make more than -$16,000, you can sponsor the New Mexico Bowl. And for Hero or Not Hero: carrying a bat to first base.

In this episode, Eli, Meg, and special guest Stephen Walter discuss Hereditary, a movie that caused two out of the three to lose a whole night's sleep.

After a raucous 100th episode, Chris and Meg return to normalcy. A $280,000 hit becomes a $14,000 hit after all the hitmen keep hiring more hitmen. A woman fakes her death to test the bounds of love. The nipple is truly free, even in St. George. And zombie deer season is back, so please cut the lymph nodes out of your deer's neck and send them to the DWR.