Tom Ray

I felt bad. The other band is on tour so I'm trying to help them find someone to play the show in our place.

It was cool to see her back in her element again.

I figured it was nothing but it worried me briefly. They told her the scan was clean.

Could happen I guess.

The screen door lives in the house now, until it gets warm out.

Grant Baciocco is a puppeteer, comedian, writer and professional wrestling host from time to time. He also is the creator of the podcast series The Radio Adventures of Dr. Floyd which I happened to make an animated cartoon pilot for. Check out this 30-second promo for it on YouTube He is known for his work on Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Return (2017), Wet Hot American Summer: Ten Years Later (2017) and  The Happytime Murders  to name just a few of the many creative things he's done. We've known each other for years, there's just one thing... We've never actually met face to face. Listen: Listen on: Apple Podcasts | RadioPublic | Google Podcasts | Spotify | YouTube Links http://www.saturdaymorningmedia.com http://thetoiley.com http://www.mrgrant.com Music by Lorenzo's Music https://www.lorenzosmusic.com

They said they weren't even supposed to be in the store today so it was lucky we went.

It's been about a year but we're looking to play out more.

I actually do get told by people these days I should put something that happened in the comic. But my wife had a good point with this one.

I feel like she should have found that more funny.

Guam does seem like a neat place.

Usually, when I fix it everything starts feeling normal again.

The total of the rest of the books we got was less than that one. It wasn't even in that great of condition.

Ben Walker Storey had listened to the podcast and contacted me on Instagram. The funny thing is I had actually been looking at his work online earlier that day. So I asked him if he wanted to meet with me on the show. He runs a podcast of his own called The Cheap Chills Show where he and his wife watch trailers of old horror movies and talk about them. His artwork also lends itself to that style which I really dig. But what really interested me about him was that he had his own Amazon Print-On-Demand store . We talk about that and a whole lot more on the show. Also, I realize there is kind of a " Spotify for your drawings " type thing out there, where you can get paid when people just look at your drawings. I started one with just a collection of drawings on my phone -  https://tapas.io/series/phonedrawingsminicomic Listen to the episode: Listen on: Apple Podcasts | RadioPublic | Google Podcasts | Spotify |  YouTube Links https://ww...

She said she was doing it because her mom liked it.

It kinda made me laugh a little thinking about how I kept looking at it. Here is the shirt by the way -  https://amzn.to/2UVhZbI

Nothing on there is anything we would ever order.

Oddly enough, I was thinking about Christmas at my grandparent's old house when I was a kid for some reason. 

I always confuse it with the 18th for some reason. I even had it as the 18th in my calendar so I'm glad I checked.

He also got some doggy painkillers. I think it's funny they have to preface these things with doggy.

Yeah, the envelope only had a logo on it and nothing else really.

Peter Krsko had been listening to the podcast and contacted me. And meeting him was a delight! I had checked out some of his stuff on his website and one thing that caught my eye was these large sculptures that he did. They were these giant wooden things sprouting out of the ground. It also said that he discovered a way to use a traditional scanning electron microscope as a focused electron beam lithography instrument, enabling him to create artwork viewable only with a microscope. So needless to say I had some questions about how he makes his artwork. But I learned a lot more about how his mind works too. Plus, I look at the ad promotions I've been making to sell my artwork and learn that the second time around really is the charm. Listen to the episode Listen on: Apple Podcasts | RadioPublic | Google Podcasts | YouTube Links See Peter's work on his website  http://www.peterkrsko.com Music for the show by Lorenzo's Music https://www.lorenzosmusic.com

I think I got it fixed. I guess I'll find out tomorrow when the episode comes out.

If I could go back in time and tell that to the person who made the book that would tell me that was crazy. Then they would ask how I got a time machine.

I guess going back and forth doing the same thing every day is good for something sometimes.

I always hear the jumps and stuff when thinking about the song.

He was right, the rent was really reasonable.

What are we new?

And of course, it just happened to be warm enough that I was walking around with my coat open.

Spencer Blesi and Rob Griffen are two guys I used to work with at a corporate job. They were in the video department. Spencer even recorded a video for my band Lorenzo's Music . After I left that company I later heard that they also left and started their own video production company, Tack Video . I met with them at a coffee shop to talk about running their own business. I also have kind of a revelation while continuing my experiment to create sales for the things I make one piece at a time. Listen to the episode Listen on: Apple Podcasts | RadioPublic | Google Podcasts | YouTube Tack Video Website -  https://www.tackvid.com Music for the show by Lorenzo's Music https://www.lorenzosmusic.com

Too many years of Law & Order episodes I think.

Come on that's comedy gold right there!