The Keith Larson Show

Apollo Sports and Entertainment Law Group Partner and "History Chick" Lauri Eberhart joins Keith and Nancy to talk about Sports and Business After Coronavirus Madness. Also -

"Getting the Country Back Open"

"Joy Behar is Vile"

"Lauri Explains Keith's Grandmother's Enema Bottle"

Keith talks with Scott Avett of the Avett Brothers about American Music Giant John Prine, who died Tuesday.

Larson's a life-long fan. Scott was a fan who came to a deeper appreciation of Prine the past several years through projects and appearances together.

Candid conversation about John, Songwriting, and The Avett Brothers' perhaps karmic "connection" with Prine.

Another Day in Coronavirus America and it's All a Blur.

"Some Better Numbers, and Hope?"

"What if Not So Many People Die?"

"I Thought Donald Trump Liked Accountability?"

"Tiger King," "My Two Phyllises," and music from Langhorne Slim.

Keith and Nance fire up the Podcast for -

"The Anatomy of a Pants-Peeing News Story"

"Stumbling into Toilet Paper"

"Why we Need Flashing Red Lights" and,

"A Lesson from 94-year-old Burly"

By Popular Demand (or at least Some demand) -

Larson and Wife-to-Whom talk about Corona Virus Madness:

Over-Hyped Hoax? (No. Over-Hyped Reality)

Pants-Peeing Americans

The Not-a-Pandemic Pandemic President

Your Tweets and Posts

Keith talks with Fred Grandy and Ted Lange of "Love Boat" Fame - Fred of course a long-time Larson guest - about 70's and 80's TV, Hollywood then-and-now, and Launching their Own Podcast!

An excellent, perhaps surprising hour, with two really smart and funny guys.

It's become a Fourth of July Classic - "The Sandlot." It captures boys and baseball and summer the way "A Christmas Story" captures boys and Christmas.

Patrick Renna is "Hamilton Porter III," the catcher,with some of the movies most iconic scenes and lines.

A terrific conversation on the movie's 25th Anniversary.

Keith sat down with former-Producer-to-Whom-Nance and History Chick Lauri Eberhart talking "The Larsonian Theorum," Bruton taking the Speedway Private, The Panthers Hosing GuvCo - and a Great re-Telling of Lauri's Classic Story of the Incredible Drunken Ride for Liberty of Charlotte's Captain James Jack!

Special podcast recorded LIVE at the CharlotteSHOUT! Festival on Saturday May 11, 2019

When Peter Tork died, I remembered him fondly from having been on the show a few times, including in-studio where he played a few tunes ("Pleasant Valley Sunday") and took some calls. He was a great guy. But I couldn't find a copy of the show.

Leave it to the Internet.

A podcaster and Monkees fan in Texas had my conversation with Peter from 2005 and posted it! I've grabbed it - and it's here in its entirety.

Good Old Fashioned 50,000-watt WBT sound from 2005 including me messing around with Al and Stacey and some other in-studio yap.

If you're a Monkees fan - or a long-time fan of our show - I think you'll love this.

Bonus Episode: Free Chapter of "That Season of Hope" audiobook.

The 2019 NFL Divisional Playoff Weekend is huge in Carolina Panthers lore: It is the 15th Anniversary of the Panthers' double-overtime win in St. Louis over the heavily favored Rams, and the Jake Delhomme-to-Steve Smith "X-Clown" and "Elation" catch that won the game and sent the Panthers to the NFC Championship.

To celebrate, from the new audiobook version of "That Season of Hope" now headed to Audible and other sources, here - FREE - is all 27 minutes of Chapter Twenty-Two: "Greatest Show on Turf."

The book is available pre-Audible for a limited time at a heavily reduced $3.99 podcast version download, HERE: https://theLarsonPage.Podbean.com