Verbal Shenanigans Episode 102-Checkmate from Larmey Lane...

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Hey bitches! Fresh off a trip to New Orleans, Scott is back to discuss the anomaly in his pants, hand grenades, and the craziness of the Gay Easter Parade on Bourbon Street. As per usual, Burlew finds a new way to weird Scott out by discussing an imaginary street from his mind called Larmey Lane. Burlew also discusses what he thought was a near death experience. More importantly, Maurice Ashley, the first African American Grandmaster of Chess, joins us on the cast. Maurice was extremely smart, passionate, and share some great insight to the world of chess. It was a true please to talk to Maurice. To check out Maurice and all his happenings, visit www.mauriceashley.com Please keep subscribing on iTunes and Stitcher. Please leave us a review! If you do, Michael Burlew will personally instruct you how to use a kitchen knife. #chess #grandmaster #mauriceashley #nola #gayeaster #gaybunnies #podcast #comedy

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This episode was published on April 19, 2016.

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Hey bitches! Fresh off a trip to New Orleans, Scott is back to discuss the anomaly in his pants, hand grenades, and the craziness of the Gay Easter Parade on Bourbon Street. As per usual, Burlew finds a new way to weird Scott out by discussing an...

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