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11232018 – Impolite Company: Season 2 Episode 34 – Wind Down Friday with The Kochers

Janet “Mamalicia” Kocher joins daughter Analicia in the studio for a rollicking, Yale-free show. Revel in tales of Thanksgiving in the casino, accounts of working the mic in the principal’s office of a Jefferson County educational institution, a heartstrings-pulling Comedy Rundown and so much Manilow.

Listen to Impolite Company live on WGNU 920 AM’s website from 6-7 a.m. Monday through Thursday and Wind Down Friday: Presented by Impolite Company every Friday at the same time.. Or listen later on on iTunes, Spotify, Google Play, and other services! Add us to your daily flash briefing by adding Impolite Company as a skill for Amazon Alexa.

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!

Listen to Impolite Company live on WGNU 920 AM’s website from 6-7 a.m. Monday through Thursday, and Wind Down Friday: Presented by Impolite Company every Friday at the same time.. Or listen later on on iTunes, Spotify, Google Play, and other services! Add us to your daily flash briefing by adding Impolite Company as a skill for Amazon Alexa.

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.