Lone Shark Podcast Jim Sharky

A "Proof of Life" episode just to demonstrate that we are still both free of COVID death and still in the podcast game.  Jim puts the breathalyzer, and Sean's patience to the test.  Disc golf hits misses in Westchester, and one of our hosts will regale you with a dream recap that includes music icons "Bad Brains", clam chowder, and a little town called in Connecticut called Cheshire. 

Connecticut comic and self professed entomologist Brii Hiltz (@brii_hiltz on Instagram) takes a break from her many appearances on the Beer Man Beer podcast to show why blackface is not always offensive, and how she was a walk-on Connecticut pageant winner.  We also discover that blackface is OK when it is in the context of choo choo train track frosting cosplay.  Confused?  Then you should prolly give it a listen.  What other show boasts a Debbie Gibson paid homage to your favorite podcast?!

Back for the attack, Jim and Sean ramp back up in '21 with two guests for your consideration.  First we chat up Officer Danny Brown of Live PD fame (now Captain Danny Brown) to discuss the abrupt cancellation of the show and punch some holes in the notion of systemic racism throughout an entire profession.  If that doesn't have you triggered, than comedian Nick DiPaolo (thecomicsgym.com and nickdip.com) will close the deal.

In a move no one saw coming, 3 time World Series champ & Roberto Clemente award winner (and Twitter instigator extraordinaire) links up with the Lone Shark Podcast's "maestro of minutiae" for a sojourn into the sophomoric.  Curt and Shark are joined by comedian Nick DiPaolo and the current "King of Kong" and Donkey Kong Guiness World Record holder Robbie Lakeman.  ...and you better believe we turn some tables on the sanctimonious baseball writers who would deign to keep 38 out the MLB Hall of Fame.

Three time World Series champ and bona fide Yankee killer Curt Schilling mixes it up with Jim and Sean.  Curt shows us why he is a first ballot hall of famer in the game of life.

Next, we speak with Xanthe Pajarillo, the original McRib girl who took her cause to the Santa Clarita city council and the show's favorite furry Pepper Coyote sings a Sharky-scribed homage to the faux pork phenomenon.

It's a 2020 year end extravagonzo!

What goes into making a "lost episode"?  Tequila, and plenty of it.  Jim explains that the show he and Sean did from three days ago will never see the light of day.  Timothy Treadwell had a better time of it.  Curt Schilling is a no-brainer hall of famer as we do some new stuff, and rehash some old stuff.  Don't drink and drive, kids!