Actor and comedian Jimmy Schatz joins Larry to shoot the breeze and talk about their mutual interest in KILLING.

20-something sisters Jenna and Joy Scotti have their whole lives ahead of them. Before the government closed the world on account of you-know-what, this was an exciting period of your life. Now, it seems, all that's promised is uncertainty, financial hardship, and media misinformation.

These women bring a fresh perspective to the Thrill of the Kill and, as always, Larry has plenty to learn and plenty to teach.

Owner of Standard Pest Management Gil Bloom returns to shoot the breeze and put an educational spin on certain aspects of the world of bugs and rodents.

Ex-exterminator Comedian Larry Izzo leads a light discussion about how bed bugs became a massive problem in New York City and as one of the pest control experts in the city at the time, Bloom explains some of the measures taken to curb the menace.

Likewise, mosquitoes. Mosquitoes are rightly regarded as among the most dangerous of all the creatures on earth and are responsible for a ridiculous amount of death around the world each year. Bloom was on the case for Zika, West Nile and other mosquito-spread maladies.

If you have the pleasure of going out to eat anytime soon, you're advised to consult an exterminator who is IN THE KNOW about what's going on behind the counter, under the ovens and on the other side of the cupboards. Reason: Mouse feces, incorrectly applied pesticides and general inattention to proper sanitary conditions. They don't occur in every restaurant, but, as retired killer and comedian Larry Izzo explains (with assist from active killer and today's guest Neil Mazzella) it's better to know because, unless you know, you just don't know.

As C***D continues to dominate conversations everywhere, Neil expresses the dread thought that's become a national obsession: We're being conditioned and brainwashed by power-hungry political hacks, while Larry just wants to know why people can't cut some slack when it comes to the one-way aisles inside the grocery store.

An entomologist sees the world through a different lens. Annoying pests, like carpenter ants, are fascinating creatures which exhibit extraordinary determination and mysterious behaviors.

Ex-exterminator, Comedian Larry Izzo welcomes back Jody Gangoff Hoffman who brings a broad range of experience, education and enthusiasm for bugs. Her love of insects is always on display.

Discover things you didn't know about bed bugs, ants, and one of the dandies of the insect world, the spotted lantern fly, plus we learn about an indigenous American ant that doesn't take kindly to human colonizers.

Our favorite Ex-exterminator, Comedian Larry Izzo, is joined by writer Allie Ferreira, who explains how she's drawn on her experiences within the world of organized crime for her upcoming series of books, "Criminal Affairs of the Heart."

Larry interviews the writer and mom about her stint in Navy intelligence and her career as a bounty hunter/bail bondsman, and also shares a few memories of his own wild past as a street kid soaking up the nightlife and coming of age in the untamed, drug-fueled streets of 1970's New York City.

PREHISTORIC insects, roaches in the schools, nightclubs with famous mobsters and legendary boxers, the stories and lore of the business of killing (legally) are strong in this episode. 

Host Ex-exterminator comedian Larry Izzo welcomes back comedian Roscoe Nash for another great episode.

Ex-exterminator Comedian Larry Izzo welcomes back Neil Mazzella from Town & Country Pest Management as the two greet the fall and welcome the usual suspects like rodents, cave crickets and spiders. 

We also learn what's lost in the realm of the pest control biz when annual meetings and conventions are pushed online to either to save money or to "keep safe." 

Comic Carmen Ciricillo joins Larry down in Sarasota, and the two talk rats in the garage and some innovative solutions for handling that problem, with Larry telling us, once and for all, THE rat trap that works every time. 

The old ethnic neighborhoods of New York City, both agree, have faded away, and the state and local governments' response to COVID has killed many businesses forever, with nothing but the illusion of safety to show for it. 

We learn about a dark side of the Catholic Church which both men experienced firsthand (NO, not that!) and the pair conclude generally that helping your neighbor will always be more important than showing the world how good you are through virtue signalling.  

Larry welcomes back James Swint from Flash Exterminating out of Brooklyn, NY, and the two go deep on hiring and firing techs that, including family members, who aren't exactly FIT for the job. We discover Larry fired his own mother, and that fortunately, she was only too happy to get out the job. 

James has issues with a certain type of problem customer and Larry, needless to say, agrees. If they're a pain in the ass in the beginning, they'll be a pain in the ass going forward as well. Best to fire them as well (along with mom!).

We also learn that Larry started a fire in a woman's home on his first pest control job. On another call, he was removing a squirrel when it urinated on the homeowner who HAD BEEN TOLD to stand clear. Ever thus to busybodies. 

People are the #1 pests, never forget.