The Grelli

Jerry riffs on Worker Man Hero, tells two stories about trips to the Delaware beach, and plays some tunes about the Browseabout and Chatter.

Season Two of The Grelli kicks off with a look back at Jingleside and some songs honoring the end of the Chatter era

Featuring a fantastic new parody by Robert Szolnicki and Steve Lipton along with tunes about selling out to a hardware store, autobiographical parody songs about driving and mowing lawns, and a celebration of Kip Sheman's return!!

Revisiting run flat tires and deer, a tale of an accidentally acquired piano, and an homage to a few of the hundreds of wonderful little songs brought to life by the IDEAS PAGE!

What makes a story good? Why do some stories stick with us for years while others fade from memory? This week, in exploration of this theme, we discuss McDonald's, Bronson Burgoon, and one audiophile's chicanery.

Jerry sings about the struggles of running a restaurant, plays new songs about ribs and hockey sticks, discusses his disdain for build-your-own-food, and revisits Muriel P's glorious Yelp review.

Jerry talks about building setlists for the show, Tony's fantastic Ad Read approach, the difficulties of Yelp!, and shares a personal story about stripping.

Jerry Negrelli returns to podcasting to share some stories and a few songs.