Larry is off shooting a movie in New York, but isn’t too busy to call in and chat on the phone at the top of the show! Then we dive into a classic Larry where we talk about not talking about politics. And then something a lot less heated, the World Series. Chicago and Cleveland — two cities you’ll never have to say “Nominum Quid Geminus?” in. Quote of the week: “Even they don’t want your vote. You’re too empty and boring to listen to.”

Larry gets a facial and feels good. Then someone shuts off a Yankees playoff game (with bases loaded) and he turns into bigfoot. And speaking of baseball, Larry talks about the great movie, “Field Of Dreams.” Then he recites “The Good, Great Man” by Samuel Taylor Coleridge. Quote of the Week: “I ordered a chicken and mushroom thing.”

Larry doesn’t like to be scared, but he likes the Grateful Dead. Go figure! Hear tales of sinking row boats and driving in the snow in Colorado. Quote of the week: “The Rockies didn’t get us.”

Larry recounts tales of The Playboy Mansion and time at comedy club condos. Then he gets ready to go to a regatta, and deals with his disappointment when he finds out it does not involve eating Italian cheese. On Magic Movie Moment, we hear about the 1956 film “Friendly persuasion.” On Poetry Corner, Larry recites “Imitated From Ossian” by Samuel Taylor Coleridge. Quote of the week: “I hope it was worth it for you to be alone for the rest of your life.”