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Harry reads Letter #4, which he has entitled "Stonehenge." Stay tuned at the end for our discussion on the masterpiece This Is Spinal Tap.
Harry reads Letter #3, which he has named Tummy Time. His Mom joins in the conversation afterwards.
Harry reads Letter #2 dated 6-14-2013. Harry says this one is all about patience. He also says that there are "too many life lessons" in these letters.
Harry reads Letter #1, which describes his birth. (Note, crappy audio quality. Turn volume all the way up to hear).
On the first episode of The French Fry Fiasco, the Everhart family debates the merits of Cook Out's cajun French fries. Turn the volume up and enjoy the bickering. Plus, we end the episode with a car question for Harry: If he could have a Tesla or a Bugatti, which would he take? His answer may surprise you.
Max and Harry discuss Matchday 3 fixtures in the English Premier League: Tottenham versus Newcastle; Brighton & Hove Albion versus Manchester United; Chelsea versus West Bromwich Albion. Plus, Harry gives an update on his Playdoh Soccer League, and I document my frustrations with his school performance.
Max and Harry discuss their 10 favorite premier league players. Harry gushes over Christian Pulisic and Mesut Ozil. Max tells Harry he has Matthew Modine hair. Good times...
Max and Harry discuss Matchday 2 in the English Premier League: Tottenham versus Southhampton, Chelsea versus Liverpool, Leeds versus Fulham. Harry provides a ponderous recap of his travel soccer games in Lexington.
Welcome to the inaugural episode of It's Football, Stupid, a podcast all about the English Premier League hosted by Max Everhart and his devastatingly handsome 7-year old son Harry. In Episode, 1, a new EPL season has begun, and our hosts make (bold) predictions of who will win the league, who will get relegated, and who will win the Golden Boot. They also cover the Tottenham versus Everton game from Matchday 1 and the Chelsea versus Brighton & Hove Albion game. They end the episode with a discussion of Harry's Under-9 travel soccer team, Florence United. And Max (attempts) to get Harry to try out a new catchphrase.
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