Waits Waits Don't Tom Me

Instead of doing a Christmas album, Tom reads the poem 'A Visit from St. Nicholas' because he enjoys rhyme. Happy mid-end of December to you and yours.

All we want for mid-end of December is for you to RATE and REVIEW! Please and thank you.

Tom talks abut where he was December 25th 1986 or 1986, he's not sure what year.

Look out for one more December bonus episode! It truly is the most wonderful time of the year.

It's the end of season one. Thank all of you for listening; it means a lot. Tom reads a statement from his son and talks about the ends of things. Be safe, be good, be respectful.

Tom recites “Halloween” by the Misfits. Happy Halloween and be safe out there. 

In the penultimate episode of season one, Tom touches on death and how he'd like to go. Also, a bear attack story.

Please RATE, REVIEW, and tell your friends.  Hey there's a Patreon now. Please consider it. Thank you, you're beautiful.

Tom talks loungewear, the Herman Melville classic, and a bit of his childhood. 

Just a heads up, season one end with episode 10 (this is 8). 

Please RATE, REVIEW, tell your friends/loved ones.  Thank you.

Happy autumn! Tom talks seasons, asks if you have any traditions, and tells a story about falling off a roof.

please RATE & REVIEW. Thank you!

It's 4am and a very groggy Tom talks about his insomnia and trying to harness it for good.

You, yes you, RATE and REVIEW! Thank you.

No new episode this week... just because. Tom urges you to rate and review. Thank you and thank you.

Tom talks you though his process for grilling a BSH. If you've heard the song, you already know how. Please RATE and Review!!

Tom gives us a sneak peek of a spoken word/poetry song he's been working on. This one makes less sense than the others... and I'm saying that as a family member and a fan. PLEASE, please RATE & REVIEW where you can! 

Tom talks about projects he's doing around the house. He encourages you do write letters and start doing your own improvements. Please RATE, REVIEW, and TELL YOUR FRIENDS. 

Tom talks a bit about his turn as R. M. Renfield in Francis Ford Coppola's Bram Stoker's Dracula.

Tom opens his garlic press drawer and briefly talks about the history of the garlic press.

Tom sort of introduces the podcast, and explains the origin of stir-crazy. Who knows where this podcast will go?