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Impolite Company: Episode One Hundred Twenty Four – 9/7/2018

St. Louis’s biggest music festival has been canceled. That means Chris won’t be performing at the same time as Michael McDonald and T-Pain. He’s not too broken up about it though. It gives him time to play video games…or sleep. Hahaha…sleep.

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Impolite Company: Episode One Hundred Twenty Three – 8/29/2018

Back home and in the studio, Chris complains about people who don’t know how to travel. He may have also taken the wrong message from the series finale of M.A.S.H.

Impolite Company: Episode One Hundred Twenty Two – 8/27/2018 – The Mexico Tapes, Pt. 4

It’s the final night of his vacation and instead of finishing his packing, Chris is recording an episode for you. That’s how much he loves you. Don’t you ever question it.

Chris addresses concerns people express over the dangerous nature of Mexico, the complications of packing in the era of tiny underwear, TSA Prepass, vacations in general, Verizon (again), and John McCain.

He’s back in the studio tomorrow. Dig in!

Impolite Company: Episode One Hundred Twenty One – 8/23/2018 – The Mexico Tapes, Pt. 3

Still on the roof of his AirBnB in San Miguel de Allende, Chris dispatches another episode from his Mexican adventure. He talks about PETA’s approach to Animal Crackers, Verizon’s culpability in the deaths of people during emergencies, Olive Garden, Starbucks, and a chicken dinner. It’s weird.

Impolite Company: Episode One Hundred Twenty – 8/22/2018 – The Mexico Tapes, Pt. 2

Chris is sitting on the roof of his Air BnB in San Miguel de Allende recording today’s episode. He’ obsessed with the Jacuzzi tub on this roof, and wonders if that’s enough to keep him from returning to St. Louis. He thinks back on some of the characters that made up the local flavor of South St. Louis City when he was a child. He discusses the proper way to help animals. And, he has advice for a group of brewery employees in town for training, and who he’s been told have invaded one of his favorite bars.

Impolite Company: Episode One Hundred Nineteen – 8/21/2018 – Viva Mexico

Chris checks in from vacation, now that he isn’t at the mercy of Verizon’s data plan for uploading content. He talks about Anthony Bourdain, the need for most Americans to get out of their comfort zone, food poisoning, what might possibly be credit fraud (disclaimer: Chris is not a lawyer, and he drinks a lot. Please don’t follow his advice on most things.), a wonders if his tattoos count as cultural appropriation.

Impolite Company: Episode One Hundred Eighteen – 8/14/2018 – Ella Fritts

Our dear friend Ella Fritts is headlining this Friday’s show case at The Crack Fox, 1114 Olive, St. Louis, MO 63101. We’re incredibly happy to have her on the show.

She and Chris tell all of the secrets of the St. Louis Comedy Scene. That, or they get really judgemental about snack food.

Impolite Company: Episode One Hundred Seventeen – 8/9/2018 – Jeremy Hellwig

Jeremy Hellwig visits Impolite Company to discuss Fatal Bus Accident, which is this Saturday night at The Improv Shop. Chris and Jeremy discuss this month’s show, balancing various artistic interests, open mics, Cheers, and other topics.

Chris doesn’t understand police work.

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Impolite Company: Episode One Hundred Sixteen – 8/8/2018

Don’t ask Chris’s advice in any situation involving impulse control. He has none.

Sell your soul to the Devil the first chance you get. Make sure you get a fair trade. Heated seats are the pinnacle of mankind’s inventiveness. Chris challenges Dave Ramsey to

Impolite Company: Episode One Hundred Fifteen – 8/7/2018

Chris discusses how today’s changing socio-sexual-political environment, you need to think a little be a little more aware than you used to be when preparing an event’s seating chart. He explains why he’d always stay up until 4 a.m. if he had his druthers. Also, don’t knock on his door at 8:30 a.m. on a weekend.

Missouri! Get out and vote “No” on Prop A.