The Eric Zane Show

This is a very special edition of the Eric Zane Show as our intrepid host shares the inspiring story of a very successful kidney transplant.  A story which has been nearly a year in the making. Experience an event which has changed the lives of two individuals forever.

In this, the final episode before Eric's historic kidney donation, the boys get an update as our intrepid host prepares for the big day. They also discuss charitable contributions around the upcoming holidays and the possible end of the Covid pandemic.

It's election day and the boys make their predictions.  Eric informs us of the fast approaching date when he heads to LA for his kidney donation.  And the boys pay tribute to the late Sean Connery.

This week the boys take time to pay tribute to the late Eddie VanHalen.  They also touch on Covid 19 in the White House, new movies at the theaters (That's right, theaters will be open again soon!), and we get an update on Eric's kidney donation saga.

The decision on whether Eric's kidney donation will happen has been made, and on this week's show we find out if there's a trip to L.A. in his future.

This week the guys get an update on Eric’s kidney donation as the day of decision draws near.  They also talk sports, movies and Gene’s recent trip to Alabama.

On this week's show, Eric shares details of his recent trip to California.  It's all part of his ongoing kidney donation saga.  The boys also discuss college sports, movies and, as always, Covid 19.

In this week's episode Eric joins us from a motor home in his father's driveway.  The boys discuss his recent vacation which included a 400 pound woman doing a killer piano rendition of Limelight by Rush.  They also touch upon the current state of the pandemic and finish with movie news and a discussion of the late Robin Williams' highest rated releases.

This week, Eric shares the story behind his most recent trip to the dog house and gives us a not so subtle review of Brad Pitt's "Ad Astra".  All three weigh in on the current state of our state's recovery from the pandemic, and pay tribute to the late, great Rob Reiner.

This week Eric, Ron and Gene discuss fireworks, bridal showers, the movie business and the current state of our diminishing freedoms.  We also learn that Ron has become quite the curmudgeon since retirement.