It’s our last show and we’re expecting Gary to call or come into the studio at any minute. We’re not sure where he is and many former callers and special guests from episodes past call in to talk us through the experience.

The topic chosen by Gary was “The Earth and Space.” Not sure if he made it to the show! Guess you’ll have to listen to find out.

The show was a discussion of Cedar Rapids history with a roundtable of local Iowans, informed by a 62-page dossier on the city of Cedar Rapids compiled by Gary Lacrosse. Gary compiled the dossier in reaction to the recently released film “Cedar Rapids,” which he feels misrepresents the city, chiefly by implying that Cedar Rapids, rather than Des Moines, is the hub of the insurance industry in the state of Iowa.

Unfortunately, Gary is still unable to respond to emails. Last week, he checked himself into a rehab clinic. Don’t worry. He’s not an addict. Gary just always thought that “rehab” was the Arabic word for “Turkish spa.” When he arrived at the clinic he decided, “Well this is already paid for so Better make it count!” (- Gary to me in email). He’ll be staying at the clinic for the next month, and the show will be on hiatus until he returns. So far, it sounds like from Gary that the people at the clinic are really nice, and he’s even getting the occasional “non-professional” massage.

Gary Lacrosse’s new Podcast, “Conversations,” continues with co-hosts Andrew and Richard. The conversation is about the concept of THE OLD.

A discussion of Ronald Reagan’s 100th birthday and the triumphant celebrations that recently celebrated this celebratory celebration.

A caller calls in to discuss the actor Ronald Reagan’s illustrious career acting in Hollywood motion picture films.

The sun is old.

How old is too old?

Special guest Eric Asboe is interviewed and trippyness happens in regards to dreams.

Richard is quizzed about the entymology of phrases that feature the word OLD, such as OLD HAT, OLD FASHIONED, OLD SCHOOL, and OLDE.

Gary Lacrosse’s new Podcast, “Conversations,” continues with co-hosts Andrew and Richard. The conversation is about walking. Richard still uses a Discman when he walks around, and it has a maximum bass booster. Andrew insists it has ESP.

Richard determines Wednesday is the least important day of the week. Andrew offers Tuesday as an alternative based on Wednesday being known as “Hump Day.”

The letter “L.”

Gary is not able to be on the show due to weather conditions, but Richard and Andrew begin the conversation about walking. Richard insists that walking will maintain relevancy even in the face of alien technology.

Richard chooses to ignore football and seems ignorant of sports. Andrew discusses tips for “walking the dog.” Step 2: Keep Trying.

Special guest Hannah Frank calls in and first explains that “walking the dog” is a euphemism for masturbation used in the first episode of Dawson’s Creek. Richard and Andrew then ask Gary’s questions (as he is snowed in) regarding Hannah’s attempt to solve her ‘NGR’ problem. What is cartoons/cartons? Do you think Eisenstein was right? Why a mouse? How are you going to animate this? (Hannah gets angry.) Does your husband support you?

Can you “walk the dog” the circumference of the earth? Richard offers a new conceptual aspect to the classic yo-yo trick.

A discussion of parkour and being mindful of your walking environment. Richard and Andrew are happy that no one else called in, and then move on to Richard’s horoscope (his birthday is Dec 17th) which is about his boring chores and active mind.

These things take a couple days to get approved and show up in the iTunes Store. You can subscribe now to Conversations by Gary Lacrosse in iTunes by going to the Advanced menu clicking Subscribe to Podcast and entering: http://feeds.feedburner.com/ConversationsbyGaryLacrosse
Alternatively, it will be in the iTunes Store soon!