Saint Lucia Billionaires, Weird Al on Broadway & Bog-Wild Whiskey 🥃🎷 | Sunburnt Podcast Ep. 61

Episode 61 of the Sunburnt Podcast is here, and hosts Thomas O'Brien (Emmy Award-winning producer) and Chip Chantry (Netflix comedian) are absolutely sprinting through the tropics this week. Chip opens the show by revealing all five of his goldfish died — named after NBA legends Michael Jordan, Larry Bird, Wilt Chamberlain, Steph Curry, and LeBron James. From there, the guys dig into the ultra-exclusive Saint Lucia Jazz and Arts Festival (described as "a cultural magnet for elite tourism"), Weird Al Yankovic's upcoming Broadway musical Dare to Be Stupid, and Maui reclaiming the #1 spot on Hawaii Magazine's Reader's Choice Awards. They unpack the Hawaiian lychee shortage (prices hitting $7 a pound), the Grand Wailea's $55 million Waldorf Astoria spa renovation, and the Isle of Islay's 40-year-old Scottish Whiskey Festival. Plus Chip tells the unforgettable true story of finding a handwritten foursome confession note outside a Chuck E. Cheese in South Philly. The Buffet Facts roll in, Beverly the Broad Stingray takes Fish of the Week with her electro-receptors and twilight hunting habits, and The Good Book opens for two jaw-dropping Guinness World Records: Gary Saavedra surfing 41.3 miles of the Panama Canal behind a jet ski, and Ahmed Gabr's deepest open-water scuba dive — 1,090 feet down in 12 minutes, then 15 hours to resurface. Subscribe wherever you get your podcasts and stay burnt.