Garry Meier Show

Garry discusses what it means when you are on a cruise ship and they give away free ice cream. Plus, the pet rock trend is coming back in South Korea. 

Garry talks about the simple things in life before we had smart refrigerators, etc. Plus, the Boeing whistleblower is found dead days after his testimony. 

History says that on this date back in 44 B.C., Julius Caesar, ignoring the deadly warnings of a seer he employed, joked on the way to the Theatre of Pompey, “Well, the Ides of March are come.” That day did not end well for Caesar. On the The Garry Meier Show Cocktail Hour LIVE on March 15, 2024, we expect a better evening, with Official GarrForce Bartender Jenna Duddleston coming aboard to demonstrate mixing up a St. Patrick’s Day cocktail, ahead of the usual March 17th St. Patrick’s Day celebrating. Interestingly, in a Garry Meier Show vortex-like way, the Feast of St. Patrick on March 17 is said to mark the fifth-century missionary and Irish bishop’s supposed date of death too (according to Wikipedia, at least).

On the The Garry Meier Show Cocktail Hour LIVE on March 15, 2024, we expect a better evening, with Official GarrForce Bartender Jenna Duddleston coming aboard to demonstrate mixing up a St. Patrick’s Day cocktail, ahead of the usual March 17th St. Patrick’s Day celebrating. Interestingly, in a Garry Meier Show vortex-like way, the Feast of St. Patrick on March 17 is said to mark the fifth-century missionary and Irish bishop’s supposed date of death too (according to Wikipedia, at least).

Garry checks in with legendary comedian and actor Richard Lewis. Meanwhile, the world put aside it's petty differences for a moment and stopped to watch a small animal climb a skyscraper. Plus, Target had second thoughts about a new line of cards for Father's Day.

Garry checks in with comedian Richard Lewis, who will be in the new season of Curb Your Enthusiasm on HBO. Meanwhile, a Louisiana man had the worst day you could possibly imagine. Plus, the conga line of hurricanes in Florida resulted in a Ghost Boat washing up on shore.

Garry talks to comedian and podcast pioneer Adam Carolla. Meanwhile, after the incident at the Zoo in Cincinnati, now bad parenting seems to be spreading around the world. Plus, despite news reports that suggested otherwise, Chicago does not have the most miserable airport in the country. 

According to a listener email, the rise of the machines may have been stalled. After last week's discussion of death superstitions, Garry thinks his father may have come back as a bird. Plus, Garry talks to his long time friend, comedian Richard Lewis.

While human beings are fighting over the minimum wage, it looks like robots are getting ready to replace us all. An employee at a restaurant in Colorado was caught on video putting their face in a bucket of raw chicken, which would not have happened with robots running the place. Plus, Garry checks in with his long time listener Jo.

Garry sits down with his friend John McDonough, the President and CEO of the Stanley Cup Champion Chicago Blackhawks. Plus, Garry shares his reaction to the terror attacks in Brussels earlier this week.

Garry continues his discussion with The King of All Media, Howard Stern. Howard talks about his experience on America's Got Talent, and they both share the biggest influences in their careers. Plus, why the middle seat on an airplane is actually the best place to sit and more!

Part one of Garry's interview with his friend, the King of All Media, Howard Stern. Afterwards, Garry also talks about video voyeurism, and King Tut losing his beard.