Ex-exterminator, comedian Larry Izzo has a blast talking to Adam Falek of Elite Exterminating -- covering 5 boroughs and the island.

A pro "killer" since 1988, Falek has seen it all and it all became a wild story he loves to tell. Between the flaming rat that ran away, a brutal lady boss at the famous Stardust Diner in Manhattan and his securing a new job by threatening to capture and rape the first mouse he could find, you're sure to enjoy this lively hang with a couple of experienced pest control technicians who live for The Thrill of the Kill. 

Ex-Exterminator, comedian Larry Izzo interviews one of the hottest up-and-coming comics working in New York today, Jason Scoop.

For a younger comic, Jason has a lot of insight into what it takes to be a great at comedy and shares some secrets of his methods for creating it.

Working on the fly, Jason is inventive on stage and much of his work has been formulated seemingly out of thin air as he speaks to the audience as he's driven to entertain under pressure, yet remains remarkably easygoing under pressure.

Larry delves into the man behind the humor and Jason reveals his biggest earthly fear (it's RATS) and we laugh along with Jason as he explains how his "Trump 2016" tattoo (which he got as a joke the day Trump announced) might've cost him during a rare chance to wow the industry during an SNL audition.

In this episode, Ex-exterminator, comedian Larry Izzo welcomes nationally touring standup comic Joe Devito who reels off stories about getting fan mail from strippers, bombing during a television appearance in London, and the many, many lower-than-midrange motels and characters.

From writing for smutty magazines to getting onstage to getting on TV and becoming a semi-finalist on Last Comic Standing, Larry leads us on a funny guided tour of a comedian's life in progress as he overcomes his fears, works hard and attains a degree of mastery of the craft he loves - a craft he also truly loves to share - and, most importantly, he stays funny ALL THE TIME.

RICK ALLEN joins host Ex-exterminator and comedian Larry Izzo for this episode of The Thrill of the Kill.

Bed Bugs, cockroaches and other creeping insects become the focus as the guys discuss a variety of stories and lure surrounding the (some now-banned) chemicals, fogs and baits. Plus, some stories that'll make your skin crawl.

Fascinating discussion from two guys who know what they're talking about.

Comedian, Ex-Exterminator Larry Izzo welcomes comedy legend Jackie Martling to The Thrill of the Kill.
In this episode, we trace Jackie's career from his start playing guitar in a band during high school and college, to rocking out solo and telling jokes between songs, making his own albums and finally getting a call from Howard Stern.
Howard invited him to come in that very day and, Jackie explains, he gradually became an integral part of the show and a household name.
Larry and Jackie delve into a variety of topics and there's plenty of laughs along the way.

## INNOCENT TERMITES

Today, Ex-Exterminator Larry Izzo and Neil Mazzella from Town & Country Pest Control talk about how to set boundaries with buttinsky customers who try to get too involved with pest control jobs which they don't understand. On a side note, Neil and Larry reminisce about a cosmetic detail of the job that used to provide an outlet for the exterminator's artistic expression.

We also get an insider's look at termite-killing mishaps, how exterminators get a workout during their work day, updates on equipment and some CRAZY events involving the infamous, long-lasting and now-banned chemical Chlordane.

Neil closes by explaining why it's important NOT to kill "INNOCENT termites." That's right. It's true, and the reason why make the issue more important today than ever before.

## TERMITE KINGDOM

Ex-Exterminator Larry Izzo and Neil Mazzella (Town & Country Pest Control) are back on the job, bringing you laughs while recalling stories and moments from their days exterminating and you might just LEARN something before we're done....

... like why termite exterminators HAD BETTER know a lot about the guts-level construction of a structure before tackling the job; Some environmental tips on how NOT to contaminate the soil and ground water; And we discover a world that exists inside the tubes where termites live that's infinitely more sophisticated in it's construction and maintenance than most people could imagine.