After three months of trying to do something that resembled a podcast, The Continuing Adventures of Crizzle and Camilo is coming to a close with this episode. Hell, Camilo doesn't even appear in this one. (He had a job interview.)

This leaves Crizzle all by his lonesome to talk to veteran Dallas journalist Robert Wilonsky. They talk about that crazy time Crizzle met him in Dallas, Wilonsky's career as a journalist, how superhero movies are becoming tiresome (even to a comic-book nerd like Wilonsky), the current state of pop-culture journalism, and Wilonsky's current gig at auction house Heritage Auctions. This is such a bittersweet episode, Crizzle forgot to ask dude if he washes his ass.

You can holla at Craig at @unclecrizzle. You can holla at Camilo at @camilohannibal.

On this week's episode, you'll hear Camilo be the giddiest he's ever been on the show. That's because our guest is the masked, lucha libre wrestler La Spooky. (Ol' girl actually wore the mask during our convo!) Camilo and Spooky basically talk a lotta shop about lucha libre culture (with Crizzle jumping in every once in a while to remind them to explain things for the audience), from what exoticos are to how Spooky deals with being a luchadora in a scene where the fans range from adorable girls to handsy, drunk-ass guys.

You can hit up Craig at @unclecrizzle. You can hit up Camilo at @camilohannibal.

We delve into what's going on in the stand-up comedy world with today's guest, comedian and podcaster Gordon Baker-Bone. Of course, we get into Chris Rock and the responses he's received about his latest Netflix special. But we also get into Marlon Wayans's latest HBO special, as well as how comedians handle the press, live audiences and those easily-offended naysayers on Twitter. And, if you've listened to last week's show, you know Crizzle asks Baker-Bone an important question that may or may not become a recurring segment. All during this episode, Camilo hits fellow Garden State native Baker-Bone with questions about their home state.

You can hit up Craig at @unclecrizzle. You can hit up Camilo at @camilohannibal.

With men on TikTok getting called out as of late for not washing their posteriors, Crizzle felt the need to start things off by asking Camilo and today's guests, Eman and Skribe from The Notorious B.I.G. cover band The Frank White Experience, the titular question. While Camilo didn't want to get into the matter much, Eman and Skribe were quite open with discussing proper hygiene, even getting into the best soaps and body washes to use. Of course, we also talk what made them start up a Biggie Smalls cover band, their histories of growing up as musicians and hip-hop fans, and which soap company they would love to have sponsor their tour.

You can hit up Craig at @unclecrizzle. You can hit up Camilo at @camilohannibal. 

This one was nuts.

First off, the hosts try to have an opening conversation -- which, if you've been listening to the show, goes exactly how you think it'll go. Then, today's guest, musician/professional thrift vendor Keno Sims, finally enters the chat. To say this dude hits the ground running would be an understatement. He and Camilo talk about their love of VHS tapes (which goes into an odd tangent regarding cancel culture), while Crizzle asks him about his days living in New Orleans and going to the same high school Crizzle went to. He also gets into his very wild music career. And things end with him griping about the woman he's trying not to date. Told ya this was nuts.

You can hit up Craig at @unclecrizzle. You can hit up Camilo at @camilohannibal. 

On this week's episode, DJ/radio host/filmmaker/artist/registered organ donor Drew "Risky Cereal" Evans shows up (along with his snoring dog) to give us everything we need to know about dude: his days in LA doing street promotion for labels, managing musicians in Houston, what he's been doing over at online radio station All Real Radio, his battles with the new Popeyes across the street from his house (which he's making a documentary on), the times he has seen UFOs, his side hustle selling coffee, etc. As usual, Camilo shows up a bit late to the party. But once he gets there, he and Risky start talking about the art installation they recently worked on for Project Row Houses. 

You can hit up Craig at @unclecrizzle. You can hit up Camilo at @camilohannibal.

Camilo is back, and he brought with him artist/model Dylan Maynard, the podcast's first female guest. We chop it up about her artwork, the art show she's appearing in this weekend (and the art show Camilo is appearing in this weekend), that time she painted a basement mural of OutKast, her days drumming in the marching band, doing Pancakes & Booze art shows, and that time she almost posed for Playboy. (This prompts Crizzle to talk about how he also wanted to be in the magazine -- it's not what you think.) We also try to get into weed legalization and Rihanna at the Super Bowl. (That doesn't go well.)

You can hit up Craig at @unclecrizzle. You can hit up Camilo at @camilohannibal.

Camilo is out for this episode, which leaves Craig all alone to talk to Australian cinephile/film podcaster Blake Howard. He's down under creating a number of podcasts over at One Heat Minute Productions. (Craig did a couple of appearances on one here and here.) They talk about the trailer for the new Matt Damon-Ben Affleck joint, the passing of Burt Bacharach, why Craig hasn't been on any of Blake's podcasts in a while, why Craig isn't on Twitter anymore, the horrors of working in public radio, what made Blake decide to do a podcast devoted to breaking down the movie Heat, and how he got a reclusive filmmaker -- but not an Oscar-winning movie star -- for his latest podcast project.  

You can hit up Craig at @unclecrizzle. You can hit up Camilo at @camilohannibal.

This week, we get into it with David Adams, better known as Philadelphia DJ lil'dave. Fresh from Sundance, he gives us a report on what it was like scoring a short film that was in the festival. We also discuss his humble beginnings, living in Houston, his long-running stint as cohost of Eavesdrop Radio, his Excellent Reception podcast, his favorite film composers, and what he does when drunk people roll up on him demanding that he plays Drake. But, mostly, we talk about Philly, from the music to the record stores to what makes that city so damn brotherly.

You can hit up Craig at @unclecrizzle. You can hit up Camilo at @camilohannibal.

On this week's episode, we talk with Camilo's old buddy, mover and shaker Maurice Blackwell. We ask him about his years working in the record business, working and hanging out with R & B & hip-hop greats, and almost getting a date with Mya. We also talk about how he set up the Ultimate Rap League as well as his own tea business, the Lily Tea Company. And the last half hour is just us griping about the Oscars, how expensive movie theaters are, whether or not malls still exist, and other bulls**t that Camilo doesn't wanna talk about.

You can hit up Craig at @unclecrizzle. You can hit up Camilo at @camilohannibal.