Mouth Feelings Campfire Media

Karen Chuplis provides a Holiday Mouth Feel, an interaction between a head of household and his Butler “Furthermore,” a continuation of our debate on activities at parties, and a final holiday tradition from Grandma of the podcast, Kimmie!

The gang enjoys a listener suggested holiday potluck! There’s ham, there are latkes, Lemon Bars and more! What more? Ty prepares a wicked Holiday Punch that gets us a little loopy immediately. Oh, come all ye faithful and hear why Wedding Punch would completely fail in even a mock courtroom. The discussion starts as a congenial Congressional discussion but dissolves into a contentious argument about a Turkey sandwich in front of a jury of chickens. Makes sense?

Retta shares her thoughts on growing up eating Liberian food and not eating Liberian food anymore, the joy of restaurants, and which egg preparation she would F, Marry or Kill. Julia confirms her “ideal husband” qualities. Hint: both of her choices can fit in her purse.

Johnny leads us in with a real head scratcher of a toast and picks a side in his in-laws’ holiday dinners. Lutefisk happens to be discussed…...ing.. See what I did there? The gang enjoys Johnny’s wife’s delicious French-Canadian meat pies.

Bits and bobs cut from previous episodes all thrown together into one delicious mash! First an Oregonian challenge which Joel turns real foul real quickly. What did Mom make for you that perhaps would’ve gotten you slapped by a real Italian.. A round table discussion of the perfect steak house. Listen to Ty cringe during yet another Christopher Walken impression. A very challenging FMK for Mel with a surprise  visit from Gerald, the PR Rep from Breakfast. A new Texas-themed trivia game called FULLA BEANS

The Wedding Punch gang continues trying some of the listeners’ Mouth Feelings and they bring it home! Cinnamon Toast! Red Peppers on Italian bread! RC Cola! 7 Layer Cookies! New TV Show idea: Hatch and Jackson! Guess which one’s the dog! We hear how Johnny’s MASH fanfiction is coming along. Julia recalls her food-related way she heard of the Jewish diaspora. Someone try a Crown Royal and Royal Crown and get back to us.