Eran Thomson chats with The Octopus Movement founder, Perry Knoppert about dealing joy, and more.
Eran Thomson chats with The Octopus Movement founder, Perry Knoppert about dealing joy, and more.
Mayor Tom and Kevin chat with Eran Thomson about beating cancer, going to Mt. Everest, the “Yes, and” challenge, and play a speed round of Song Saga.
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I took some chicken for a drunken bike ride, by the time we got home, we both were fried.
There are two kinds of people in the world – and you’re probably one of them.
I was about to be robbed, by guys who were strapped, so I pretended to be, handicapped.
A criminal I dated, needed bail. So I stole from the cops, to get her out of jail.
My manhood was diminished, by a Communist, who despite her beauty, I shouldn’t have kissed.
I sold a waterbed, that had been shot with a gun, to a redneck whose honeymoon, had just begun.
I spent too much time, hanging with José. And nearly did something, that could’ve put me away.
I rode my Vespa, it was always a thrill, but one wrong turn, almost made me roadkill.
I learned the hard way, giving a lift to a drunk. If I do it again, they’ll ride in the trunk.
I could have got shot by a mafia don whose fat wife I spilled a tray of drinks on.