Boomers on the Edge

Men’s Grooming TodayJoin Kenn and Ron as they take a humorous look at how men’s grooming has changed from the 1970s to today. Back in the day, most men kept their grooming routines simple—soap, shampoo, and maybe a comb. Today, the market is filled with specialized products for men’s hair, skin, beards, and more.For years, Ron was known among the Buds as the one who paid the most attention to grooming, often becoming the target of good-natured jokes. As modern media and advertisers encourage men to embrace more extensive grooming routines, it turns out Ron may have been ahead of the curve all along.Kenn explores the rise of men’s grooming products and how attitudes have shifted over the decades. What once seemed unusual for men is now a booming industry aimed directly at Boomer men and younger generations alike.The Buds also reminisce about their hiking adventures through America’s National Parks, where Ron’s washcloth hanging in the shower often stood alone—a sight that became a running joke among the group. But as grooming habits continue to evolve, some of the crew may be rethinking their position.Tune in for a fun and lighthearted discussion about changing trends, personal habits, and the sometimes-comical world of men’s grooming. It’s another entertaining Boomers on the Edge experience you won’t want to miss.Boomer rating: Below the Edge.Send us Fan Mailhttps://[email protected]

Kenn joins Ron and guest host Randy to share one of the funniest and most memorable stories from their family — the tale of their grandfather's determination to keep romance alive well into his senior years, even as dementia began to take its toll.The first clue came at Grandma's funeral. As friends offered condolences and assured him that "she'll be waiting for you in heaven," Grandpa quickly replied, "I hope she can wait a little longer!" His family soon realized he wasn't planning on slowing down anytime soon.At a holiday gathering, Grandpa proudly told Ron that he attended every dance at the Senior Center he could. Beaming with excitement, he shared that at a recent dance, one particular lady had put her leg between his. Apparently, Grandpa still had game.As the years passed, dementia began affecting his memory and behavior. He often wandered off in search of his car dealer, convinced he had important business to attend to. Yet despite his declining mental faculties, his interest in the opposite sex never seemed to fade.Eventually, Grandpa moved into a care facility, where his frequent escape attempts continued. Then came the moment that would become family legend. During a visit from his daughters, Grandpa unexpectedly demonstrated that his sense of manhood was still very much intact—leaving everyone shocked and speechless. A nurse calmly explained that this behavior is not uncommon among men living with dementia.When Ron later told Kenn and Randy about the incident, he summed it up perfectly: "I'm proud to know that in my family Mr. Happy is the last to go!"It's a hilarious, heartfelt, and true story that proves some instincts survive just about everything.Another unforgettable real-life tale from Boomers on the Edge!Adult themes and humor.Boomer rating: Over the Edge.Send us Fan Mailhttps://[email protected]

Soccer wasn't part of everyday life when Boomers Kenn and Ron were growing up, so when their own kids wanted to play, they approached the game with a mix of curiosity, skepticism, and humor. With the World Cup underway, they share some of their funniest family soccer memories.Ron tells the story of his five-year-old son, who really wanted to play American football. Since he was too young for tackle football, Ron signed him up for soccer instead. At his very first practice, his son enthusiastically tackled a group of kids while trying to get the ball. Thinking now he might actually like soccer, he told his dad he had simply "tripped." The coach wasn't amused, and after one too many "accidental" trips, Ron warned his son that one more "trip" and he was done. His soccer career ended after a single practice.Kenn shares the tale of his daughter, who never really enjoyed soccer but stuck with it for years. When she finally scored her first goal—thanks to a lucky bounce off her body—she proudly announced that she had accomplished her goal and was ready to quit. Kenn couldn't help but wonder if that moment might have arrived a little sooner.Finally, Kenn talks about his son, who truly loved soccer and developed athletic skills that later helped him enjoy a successful high school hockey career.Join Boomers on the Edge for a lighthearted look at youth soccer in America, filled with funny parenting moments, memorable kids, and the unique perspective only Boomers can bring. Boomer rating: Under the EdgeSend us Fan Mailhttps://[email protected]

As a public service announcement to younger generations, Kenn shares the three worst—and arguably dumbest—things he has ever said to his wife during their marriage. Spoiler alert: none of them ended well.1. Hair and the Truth Early in their marriage, Kenn's wife mentioned she was thinking about cutting her hair shorter. Wanting to be supportive, Kenn told her, "Do whatever you want." Later that day, she returned home with her new haircut and asked the dreaded question: "What do you think?" Kenn's honest response? "I had no idea you were going to cut it that short!" His wife burst into tears, and a confused Kenn quickly learned a valuable lesson. From that day forward, he vowed that the correct answer would always be: "It looks great!"2. Air Conditioning and Postpartum Logic After the birth of their child during a sweltering June, Kenn's wife insisted they needed air conditioning. Concerned about the baby's comfort, she made her case. Kenn, relying on pure logic rather than common sense, responded, "What does the baby have to compare it to?" Let's just say that argument did not cool things down.3. Breastfeeding in the Other Room Running on little sleep, Kenn found himself frustrated by the light coming from the baby's nursery during late-night feedings. In a moment he would soon regret, he asked his wife, "Can you go into the other room and close the door this time?" Another lesson learned: exhausted husbands should think twice before making requests at 2 a.m.As Kenn often says, nobody hands you a marriage instruction manual. Through years of trial, error, and a few spectacular mistakes, this Boomer has learned that sometimes the smartest thing you can say is nothing at all.More classic Boomers on the Edge stories, laughs, and life lessons from the buds!Adult themes and humor.Boomer rating: Under the Edge.Send us Fan Mailhttps://[email protected]

Ron shares a hilarious family vacation story from an Alaska cruise in the early 2000s that became legendary for all the unexpected characters and unforgettable moments along the way.The adventure begins with a special inland excursion to a remote fish hatchery, reached by bush plane. During the flight, Ron, his brother-in-law, and his young son meet an eccentric gentleman from Palo Alto, California. The man's unusually serious demeanor and distinctive voice strike Ron's son as endlessly funny, leading to nonstop imitations for the remainder of the trip.Upon arriving at the hatchery, the group is treated to an incredible sight: multiple black bears feasting on the seasonal salmon run. While enjoying the spectacle, Ron chats with the hatchery owner and guide. Their conversation is interrupted by a tourist who appears dressed for a luxury ski resort rather than the Alaskan wilderness. The disgruntled visitor loudly complains that the bears are "not wild enough." The owner, clearly astonished, responds that the bears are very much wild—they're simply too busy devouring salmon to pay attention to tourists!But the biggest adventure comes after the cruise ends in Anchorage. Determined to create his own off-the-beaten-path excursion, Ron secretly tells his son—careful not to alarm his in-laws—that local newspapers recently reported bear attacks in the area they're about to visit. "This is going to be really wild," he promises.At a nearby forest park, father and son encounter a man stepping out of a pickup truck looking as though he'd walked straight out of an adventure movie. He wears a rugged explorer's hat, carries a large handgun on his belt, and has a shotgun slung across his back. Curious, Ron asks why he's carrying so much firepower. The man replies matter-of-factly, "Nobody goes into this forest without being armed."At that point, Ron and his son decide their homemade wilderness excursion has probably gone far enough.It's another classic Boomers on the Edge tale—filled with colorful characters, questionable decisions, and just enough bear-related excitement to make for a story that still gets laughs years later. Boomer rating: Below the Edge.  Send us Fan Mailhttps://[email protected]

The world of Boomers on the Edge takes a mystical and hilarious detour in this unforgettable episode. Join Kenn and Ron as Ron recounts his adventure into Hollywood during the 2010s, when his longtime passion for screenwriting led him to a Pitchfest—where aspiring creators pitch movie ideas directly to entertainment industry insiders.A screenwriter for more than 13 years, Ron arrived armed with three wildly original concepts:Business Casual – A comedy about an adventurous 1980s computer sales team using unconventional tactics to drag America’s corporate dinosaurs into the PC revolution. Spirit Medical – Heart transplant patients in Chicago begin experiencing disturbing visions and memories tied to their donor organs… all traced back to Spirit Medical, a Detroit hospital abandoned for over 40 years. Rut World – In a bizarre future where human mating cycles mimic deer, elk, and moose, Max Austin must fight to survive the government-sponsored annual spectacle known as “The Rut.” But pitching high-concept ideas in Hollywood isn’t easy—especially when you’re a Michigander explaining “rut” to confused executives or trying to convince them that ghostly donor hearts make perfect thriller material. With help from his son, Ron navigates the chaos of the pitches, cultural misunderstandings, and surreal reactions, creating one of the most legendary stories in Boomers on the Edge history.Funny, chaotic, and wonderfully offbeat, this episode is a classic Boomers on the Edge adventure you won’t want to miss.Boomer rating: Under the Edge.Send us Fan Mailhttps://[email protected]

What’s a 1970s household without a family dog—and one with a serious attitude? In this hilarious episode, guest host Randy shares the story of Pepper, the family’s scrappy little terrier who seemed to have a lifelong grudge against Randy’s dad… and made sure everyone knew it.Looking a bit like Toto from The Wizard of Oz, Pepper may have been small, but he had a big personality and a mischievous streak. While Dad never cared much for the dog, Pepper appeared to return the feeling—with a daily campaign of revenge that was equal parts funny and disgusting:Turning Dad’s bathroom towel into his favorite target. Leaving mysterious wet surprises on Dad’s side of the bed. Constantly finding new ways to torment the man of the house. As the years went by, Pepper proved nearly indestructible, surviving one unbelievable close call after another—from getting accidentally slammed in the front door to being swept away in the rushing water of a busted backyard pool. Somehow, Pepper always bounced back.Living an incredible 19 years, Pepper became a legend in his own right. And even at the end, the jokes didn’t stop—when the “Bud’s” asked if one of Dad’s “special towels” was buried with Pepper as a memorial.A laugh-out-loud story of family, pets, and classic 1970s mischief—another unforgettable episode of Boomers on the Edge.Adult themes and humor.Boomer rating: On the Edge.Send us Fan Mailhttps://[email protected]

In the 1970s, young boys often looked up to larger-than-life action heroes like Rocky—but guest host Randy’s legendary friend Butchy may have taken “tough guy” culture to another level. In this episode, Randy shares hilarious and unforgettable stories about a friend who embodied the fearless, reckless, and wildly entertaining spirit of a true 1970s kid.Always chasing danger, excitement, and a little neighborhood fame, Butchy’s adventures often blurred the line between toughness and total chaos:A harmless round of ding-dong-ditch ends with Butchy getting hit by a car and breaking his ribs—then secretly getting patched up by Randy with medical tape because he was too scared to tell his dad. Inspired by Rocky, Butchy insists Randy punch him in the stomach to “toughen him up.” In a high school football game, Butchy catches a pass, barrels into the goalpost, gets knocked out… and somehow never drops the ball. Hoping to impress the girls, he dyes his hair blonde without reading the directions—and ends up with bright green hair. After building a gas-powered go-kart from discarded parts, Butchy ignores Randy’s warning that the steering works backwards… with predictably disastrous results. Through humor, mishaps, and a lot of bruises, Randy paints a fond portrait of a loyal friend who may have been the ultimate tough guy—or maybe just the ultimate 1970s daredevil.Another classic, laugh-out-loud story from Boomers on the Edge.Boomer rating: Under the Edge.Send us Fan Mailhttps://[email protected]

Ron has a reputation—and not the subtle kind. Around the Buds, he’s practically known as a human lightning rod, with more close calls than most people would believe. In this episode, he shares one story that didn’t just describe lightning… it proved his point in real time.While out of town on a rainy business trip, Ron finds himself at dinner, entertaining colleagues with his greatest hits: lightning striking his house, his car, his Sea-Doo—even near misses that came a little too close for comfort. It’s a full lineup of unbelievable encounters.Not everyone’s buying it.The Vice President at the table finally calls it out—flatly dismissing the stories as impossible, joking that no one could have that many run-ins with lightning. The table laughs, and the stories wrap up as just that… stories.Until later that night.As the storm continues, a manager pulls a car up to the restaurant entrance so the VP can make a quick dash without getting soaked. She runs out the door—and suddenly, BOOM. A massive crack of lightning strikes so close it startles everyone. The VP screams, and just like that, Ron’s stories don’t seem so far-fetched anymore.By the next morning, the tone has completely changed. The VP recounts the moment to the team with a new perspective:“Okay… I believe.”And just like that, another legendary tale is added to the Boomers on the Edge archives.Adult themes and language.Boomer rating: On the Edge.Send us Fan Mailhttps://[email protected]

Guest host Randy, a single Boomer navigating the modern dating world, shares how the Buds—have a knack for unintentionally sabotaging his romantic evenings.Randy has one firm rule on dates: no phone ringer. He keeps things polite and distraction-free, with only the vibration setting on—just in case one of his adult kids needs him in an emergency.But one night at dinner, his phone won’t stop buzzing. It’s Kenn. Randy ignores it at first… then again… and again. Finally, trying to save face, he excuses himself and tells his date that, given his medical background, the call might be urgent—possibly someone needing expert guidance during a procedure.Sounds impressive—until he answers.On the other end, Kenn casually explains that he and Ray are out deer hunting and need Randy to walk them through field dressing their “patient.”At that moment, the illusion shatters. The “emergency” isn’t exactly what Randy’s date had in mind—and it quickly becomes clear this is not a human medical situation.Needless to say, the date doesn’t quite recover.Another well-intentioned (but perfectly timed) interruption from the Buds—and another unforgettable dating disaster. Classic Boomers on the Edge: equal parts outrageous and hilarious.Boomer rating: Under the EdgeSend us Fan Mailhttps://[email protected]

In the 1990s, as Boomers settled into parenthood, everyday life came with its fair share of chaos—and comedy. In this episode, Kenn shares a story that perfectly captures both.After noticing a neighborhood kid picking on his son, Kenn pulls him aside and gives some blunt, old-school advice: if the bully doesn’t stop, he has permission to punch him in the nose. Not exactly textbook parenting—but very on brand.A few days later, while chatting with a group of moms as the kids play nearby, Kenn spots the same bully causing trouble again—this time smacking kids with a piece of rubber tubing. Suddenly, a loud scream cuts through the air. The bully is crying.Kenn rushes over, expecting the worst, and asks his son what happened. His son, looking a bit sheepish, simply says: “I roared.”Confused at first, Kenn quickly realizes—his son didn’t throw a punch. He scared the bully off by roaring like a lion.Seizing the moment, Kenn rallies all the kids to roar together, turning it into a lesson: you don’t always have to fight back—you can stand your ground in other ways. Meanwhile, he can’t help but enjoy watching the bully get a taste of his own medicine.Just another unconventional—and unforgettable—parenting moment from Boomers on the Edge.Boomer rating: Under the Edge.Send us Fan Mailhttps://[email protected]

Kenn and Ron take things back to the 1970s with another round of unforgettable high school track stories—this time featuring a mix of pranks, poor decisions, and plenty of laughs.The first tale centers on a classic locker room prank: someone secretly slipped hair-removal cream into a teammate’s varsity jacket sleeves. The result? One very confused (and suddenly very smooth-armed) athlete. To this day, the culprit remains a mystery.The second story shifts to a dedicated—but slightly over-the-top—long-distance runner who swore by using extra-strength warming ointments to battle the cold. Despite constant warnings from teammates to go easy, he didn’t hold back. During one two-mile race, things took a painful turn when the ointment made its way into his eyes. What followed was a chaotic attempt to finish the race while half-blinded, yelling, and tearing up—earning more laughs than sympathy from the sidelines.From harmless pranks to questionable race-day decisions, these stories capture the wild, anything-goes spirit of 1970s high school sports.Another nostalgic—and hilarious—installment from Boomers on the Edge.Boomers rating: Under the Edge.Send us Fan Mailhttps://[email protected]

Guest host Randy is back with the crew, bringing along a classic (and slightly cringe-worthy) workplace story from the 1980s.While managing a team project, Randy arranged for a vendor to host a lunch and present their product. During an internal meeting, he asked his secretary to let him know when the sales rep arrived. Not long after, she burst into the room in a panic, gesturing urgently. The issue? The sales representative had arrived—but the secretary was so thrown off by her being a little person that she awkwardly announced it in a way that stopped the room cold.Unimpressed with the dramatics, Randy told her to send the guest in. The sales rep turned out to be a confident, personable professional—about four feet tall—who quickly put everyone at ease and invited the team out to lunch.Things got even more memorable on the ride over. One of Randy’s team members offered to drive her in his pickup truck, but she needed a stack of phone books to see over the dashboard. Midway through the trip, a sharp turn sent her sliding off the stack and briefly disappearing under the dash—much to the shock (and later amusement) of the team following behind. Without missing a beat, the driver helped her back up, and they continued on.By the time they reached the restaurant, everyone—including the sales rep—was laughing. Her professionalism and good humor left a lasting impression, and Randy’s team ultimately chose her product for their project.It’s a funny, eye-opening snapshot of a different era—highlighting how workplace attitudes and social awareness have evolved over time.A classic “Boomers on the Edge” throwback.Boomer rating: Under the Edge.Send us Fan Mailhttps://[email protected]

Weddings are unforgettable milestones—no matter the decade, they come with their fair share of chaos, comedy, and stories that only get better with time. In this episode, the buds take a nostalgic trip back to the 1960s and 1980s, sharing some truly over-the-top moments that perfectly capture the spirit of wedding day mayhem.Ron kicks things off with fond memories of the music at weddings he attended as a kid. Back then, polka bands ruled the scene—but young Ron had other ideas. Whenever he requested a rock song, the band would reluctantly attempt classics like “Spinning Wheel” or “Proud Mary.” The results? Polka-fied versions that left much to be desired. Ron quickly decided they were better off sticking to what they knew best.Kenn brings the drama with a wedding day disaster he’s never forgotten. The centerpiece of his reception was supposed to be a stunning, multi-tiered cake complete with pillars and cascading details. But as the evening dragged on, there was no sign of the baker—or the cake. When the baker finally arrived, it wasn’t the grand masterpiece they’d ordered. Instead, it was a mangled mess. Apparently, there had been an accident en route, and the cake didn’t survive the journey intact.Despite the condition of the cake, the baker still expected full payment. Kenn refused—but his bride, determined not to let the situation overshadow their big day, urged him to let it go and pay. Weeks later, Kenn considered taking legal action, but once again, his wife chose preserving the memory over prolonging the drama. To this day, Kenn admits he still wishes he had followed through.Once again, the Boomers deliver a perfect blend of humor and heartfelt storytelling—proving that sometimes the most memorable wedding moments are the ones that don’t go according to plan.Boomer rating: Under the Edge. Send us Fan Mailhttps://[email protected]

Back in the 1970s, kids spent their days outside—running wild, getting into trouble, and occasionally turning an ordinary afternoon into an unexpected trip to the emergency room. In this episode, guest host Randy joins Ron to share a couple of unforgettable stories that both end the same way: with their dad asking, “How did that happen?!”Randy kicks things off with a tale of youthful determination gone wrong. At 13, he and his friend Jonny set out to retrieve a tennis ball that had landed on a school roof. What started as a simple mission quickly escalated into climbing, sneaking into a courtyard, setting off an alarm—and ultimately, Randy breaking his arm. Determined not to ruin his parents’ wedding anniversary, he keeps it quiet… until midnight, when the swelling becomes impossible to ignore. One knock on the bedroom door later, the celebration is officially over, and the family is headed out for a late-night ER visit.Ron follows with a story from his own teenage years. Left home while his dad grabs pizza, Ron, Randy, and Kenn decide it’s a great time to start jumping a large bush in the front yard. Ron clears it—but lands badly on decorative bricks, severely spraining his ankle. When their dad returns, the boys try to play it cool, but as the pizza disappears, Ron’s ankle grows to an alarming size. The verdict? Another “I think I broke it” moment—and another unexpected trip to the emergency room.But in true Boomers on the Edge fashion, the story doesn’t end there. On the ride home, Ron—lying in the backseat and convinced he’s hallucinating—watches bright, swirling lights fill the sky. Turns out, he’s witnessing a rare sight over Detroit: The Northern Lights.Another classic episode filled with mischief, memories, and the kind of stories that only seem to happen when Boomers were being Boomers.Adult themes.Boomer rating: On the Edge. Send us Fan Mailhttps://[email protected]

Ron takes us back to the wild 1980s with another unforgettable business trip story.While traveling for training on the East Coast, Ron’s buddy Tom had a habit of hitting late-night discos and pretending he was single—despite being very married. His ego just needed a little reassurance now and then.On one trip, Tom insisted they drive over 90 miles to revisit a place called the “Mutiny,” convinced it would be just like the “ladies’ night” they’d experienced a couple months earlier—full of energy and attractive women.But the moment they walked in, something felt off.A rude waitress. Wall-to-wall guys. Not a single woman in sight. And one lone dancer putting on a very… expressive performance to disco music.As the night went on, the bar filled with hundreds of men—and still no women.At 10:00 PM, the band kicks in—and suddenly seven pint-sized Elvis impersonators in sequins strut out in a full-on conga line. Then it hits them: a glowing red teleprompter spells it out— “Alternative Lifestyle Night.” Tom’s over-the-top negative reaction was priceless. Ron, on the other hand, could barely breathe from laughing—especially knowing Tom had insisted on driving 90 miles for the experience.A perfect case of being in the wrong place at the wrong time… and another classic Boomers on the Edge story.Adult themes and language.Boomers rating: Over the Edge.Send us Fan Mailhttps://[email protected]

Kenn, Ron, and guest host Randy dive into a hilarious “coming-of-age” episode of Boomers on the Edge, as Ron recounts the unforgettable—and awkward—story of one of his very first drive-in dates.Known back then as a clean-cut student and class president, Ron admits his dates usually leaned more toward conversations about academics and the National Honor Society than anything remotely romantic. Looking to change his luck, he seeks advice from the school quarterback on which girls might be a little more… adventurous.After asking out one of the recommended girls, Ron quickly realizes he may be in over his head—especially when her overly enthusiastic family greets him like he’s the perfect gentleman, leaving him feeling a bit guilty about his true intentions.Things escalate fast once they arrive at the local drive-in. Before he can even settle in, she slides across the wide front seat of his classic ’61 Cadillac and makes her move. But instead of sparks flying, Ron finds himself overwhelmed by clouds of hairspray, layers of makeup, and a situation he’s clearly not ready for.Needless to say, the night doesn’t go quite as planned.Kenn and Randy can’t help but laugh as Ron relives this awkward, eye-watering misadventure—proving once again that some lessons in life come with a lot of humor (and a little discomfort).Another classic and comical memory from Boomers on the Edge!Adult themes and language.Boomer rating: Over the EdgeSend us Fan Mailhttps://[email protected]

In this episode of Boomers on the Edge, Kenn and Ron dive headfirst into one of the most awkward—and hilarious—subjects known to mankind: the crotch. Because let’s face it… some of the funniest disasters in life seem to happen right there.Ron kicks things off with the story of a poor guy who drops a hot cup of coffee straight into his lap and immediately performs what can only be described as the “scalded crotch shuffle” across the room. It’s the kind of dance nobody wants to do—but everyone in the room remembers forever.He also flashes back to the 1980s, when a senior salesperson tries to help a young Ron impress a customer by proudly telling them he’d love to help with their “jewels.” Of course, he meant their most valuable projects… but the customer wasn’t entirely convinced and looked like he might bolt before anyone got too close.Kenn piles on with the story of a coworker whose well-meaning mother washed his underwear along with some fiberglass-lined drapes. The result? A full day of mystery itching, panic, and a man who could not stop grabbing his crotch while trying to figure out what the heck was happening.The buds once again prove that the 1980s workplace was a goldmine of ridiculous, unscripted comedy—especially when things went terribly wrong below the belt.Another unapologetically funny episode from Boomers on the Edge.Adult humor.Boomer's rating: On the Edge.Send us Fan Mailhttps://[email protected]

Kenn and Ron look back at the 1980s and the early days of ATV riding—when exploring the woods meant real risk and there were no cell phones to call for help if something went wrong.Ron tells a story about riding Honda ATC 90 three-wheelers with his dad in the woods of northern Michigan. Their ride takes a dangerous turn when a truck and trailer cut them off on a narrow forest trail, forcing his dad off the road and down a steep embankment in a violent crash.There’s just one complication: Ron’s dad had a long-standing reputation for dramatic reactions to even minor bumps and bruises. In the family, it was almost routine to assume he was exaggerating whenever he claimed he was hurt—much like the classic boy who cried wolf.After the crash, his dad insists he can’t move, so Ron calls for emergency help and gets him taken to the hospital. Surprisingly, doctors send him home with a clean bill of health and no broken bones, reinforcing the family’s belief that he might be playing things up again.The next day, during a trip to Ann Arbor, his dad rides in the back seat surrounded by pillows, groaning about every bump in the road—prompting Ron and his mom to quietly laugh themselves into hysterics.But the joke is on them. A second hospital visit reveals the truth: he actually had a broken sternum.The moral of the story? Don’t cry wolf… because when something really is wrong, people might not believe you. Another classic Boomers on the Edge tale. Adult humor.Boomer rating: Under the Edge.Send us Fan Mailhttps://[email protected]

The adventures continue as guest host Randy joins Kenn and Ron for another round of outrageous childhood stories straight from the 1960s.Kenn kicks things off with a family “game” their mom introduced—one that put their love of snacks to the test. Forget competitive eating contests… the Coney Island hot dog challenge has nothing on a living room showdown involving an impressive number of cheese puffs crammed into eager mouths. It was messy, competitive, and absolutely unforgettable.Following up on the fan-favorite Sibling Nighttime Antics episode, Randy shares his side of the story about Ron’s so-called “character-building” techniques. Ron insists his big-brother tactics were simply preparation for the real world. Randy might describe it differently. Ah yes… 1960s brotherly love at its finest.From learning grocery store jingles (accompanied by “motivational” taps) to mastering the art of dodging surprise pillow attacks from above, these stories capture the wild, unsupervised, and hilariously chaotic world of growing up with siblings in the ’60s. You either learned fast—or got flattened.Another nutty, laugh-out-loud episode from Boomers on the Edge!Boomers rating: Under the Edge.Send us Fan Mailhttps://[email protected]

It’s another hilarious flashback to the 1960s, when the Buds were just little kids and bedtime was strictly 8:00 PM — whether they were tired or not. Of course, sleep was the last thing on their minds. Causing chaos? That was a different story.Ron kicks things off with a mischievous memory of convincing his much younger brother to go on a “top secret” mission. While their parents entertained guests, Ron saw an opportunity: maybe a snack raid on the kitchen. But his true plan? Outfit his unsuspecting little brother with a sheet for “camouflage” and send him straight into trouble. What happens next is pure sibling strategy — and classic 1960s consequences.Kenn follows with a tale from a darker place — literally. He and his twin brother dreaded bedtime, thanks to their former Marine dad’s firm rule: door shut tight, lights completely off. The twins’ nightly mission became cracking the door open just enough to let in a sliver of light. Let’s just say Dad was not amused… and discipline was swift.Both stories end the way many 1960s childhood escapades did — with one sibling taking the fall while the other hid quietly, relieved it wasn’t them this time.Relive the laughter, the mischief, and the unmistakable parenting style of another era.Boomers on the Edge once again takes you on a nostalgic ride down memory lane.Boomer rating: Under the Edge.Send us Fan Mailhttps://[email protected]

In this episode, Kenn and Ron swap outrageous workplace stories that prove no office day is ever truly “normal.”Ron opens with a corporate curveball from his early management days. When new technology wipes out the company’s all‑female Message Center, he’s tasked with finding new roles for the displaced team. He thinks he’s got it handled—until his buddy Joe suddenly fills Ron’s open position with a stunning, mysterious secretary shipped in from across the country. Ron is left holding the bag, forced to deliver bad news to one of the loyal Message Center women… and wondering what exactly Joe is up to.Then things get strange.Their new co‑worker’s behavior becomes increasingly odd, office drama starts piling up, and suspicions swirl. And just when the Buds think they’ve seen it all, she vanishes without warning. The truth eventually surfaces in spectacular fashion: she’s been moonlighting as an exotic dancer.Not to be outdone, Kenn adds his own unforgettable “Dress for Success” disaster—a day at the office spent unknowingly sporting a panty shield stuck to his elbow… and possibly other places.From management misfires to wardrobe malfunctions, this episode proves once again that the Buds’ careers were anything but boring.Another unbelievable episode from the “Buds” on Boomers on the Edge.Adult humor.Boomer rating: On the Edge.Send us Fan Mailhttps://[email protected]

Guest host Randy is back with another unforgettable tale from the 1970s.As young teenagers, Randy and his buddy Johnny hatch a bold plan: a double-blind date while Johnny’s parents are away for the night. With the house to themselves, the boys “borrow” a little liquid courage from Johnny’s dad’s liquor cabinet and pass the time engaging in some classic ’70s teenage mischief—perched on the roof, laughing, and making questionable decisions.Soon, the girls arrive on their bikes: one a well-known school beauty, the other a star athlete… and significantly taller than either Randy or Johnny. That’s when Johnny drops the bomb—Randy’s date for the night is the athlete, who stands a solid six inches taller than the boys.In true teenage wingman fashion, Johnny promptly disappears into the next bedroom, cranks up the music, and locks the door—leaving Randy to fend for himself.What happens next is an awkward, chaotic, and painfully funny encounter that ends with a split lip and a story that has become a true Boomers on the Edge classic.Adult humor.Boomer rating: On the Edge.Send us Fan Mailhttps://[email protected]

As Kenn, Craig, and Ron officially cross into “senior citizen” territory, one thing becomes clear: the doctor’s office is starting to feel like a second home. But in true Boomers on the Edge fashion, the “Buds” can’t seem to have a normal medical visit without it turning into comedy gold.Kenn kicks things off with an orthodontics office disaster. Thinking the kid in the chair in front of him was his son, he starts clowning around—making goofy noises, cracking jokes, even pretending to dump Tic Tacs into the poor kid’s mouth—only to be stopped cold by a horrified mom. Turns out… wrong kid. His son was one chair over. Instant legend status at the orthodontist.Ron shares his colonoscopy follow-up, where his doctor casually mentions the chart says he has a “sensitive colon.” Ron, stunned, asks how they could possibly know that just by looking. The answer? He told them… apparently during that so-called “twilight” sedation. So much for privacy.And Kenn wraps it up with another questionable life choice: passing the time in exam rooms by rummaging through the doctor’s cabinets—until a nurse catches him red-handed. Craig and Ron react exactly how you’d expect: equal parts shock, disbelief, and “Why would you do that?!”It’s another round of ridiculous, relatable, and slightly chaotic stories as the Buds navigate the wild world of modern healthcare—Boomer style.Funny, awkward, and a little bit nut's… just another day on Boomers on the Edge. Adult humor.Boomer rating: Under the Edge.Send us Fan Mailhttps://[email protected]

Kenn, Craig, and Ron take listeners on a wild ride to topless beaches around the world, sharing unforgettable travel stories filled with questionable decisions and classic Boomer antics.Kenn kicks things off with a hilarious tale from Punta Cana in the Dominican Republic. While chaperoning a high school class trip, one overly enthusiastic dad feels compelled to “educate” the other fathers by sharing photos from his previous visit—helpfully confirming that the beaches are, in fact, topless. Excitement builds among the dads… until Kenn samples the local food and is struck down by Montezuma’s Revenge. Instead of beachside views, Kenn spends his days confined to a hotel bathroom, relying solely on his imagination—and joking that maybe God was punishing him for his sinful thoughts.Craig adds a dose of reality, observing that beach expectations don’t always align with reality, and that not everyone strolling the sand looks like a swimsuit model.Ron closes with a story that truly delivers: his legendary Australian dream topless beach adventure. On a sales award trip to Cairns, Ron and 75 fellow sales winners descend upon the beaches, where beautiful women and zero self-control create total chaos. As Ron describes, it was like “throwing a piece of meat into a tank full of piranhas.”The nonstop running around in pursuit of topless sights leaves Ron with a brutal sunburn across his back—thanks to the notorious hole in the ozone layer at the time. Like Kenn, Ron concludes that divine punishment may have been at play.Legendary - Unbelievable - Hilarious.Another unforgettable tale from Boomers on the Edge.Adult themes and language.Boomer rating: Over the Edge.Send us Fan Mailhttps://[email protected]

Guest host Randy delivers another Boomers on the Edge classic, sharing a wild story from the early 1980s when he and his friend Herm worked as busboys at a restaurant with a very unusual past—a former funeral home. The setting alone sets the mood, with old “viewing rooms” transformed into elegant dining rooms, each with its own fancy name.When a rodent is spotted scurrying through the main dining room, management quietly dispatches Randy and Herm on a top-secret mission: locate the mouse, eliminate the problem, and—most importantly—do it without alarming the guests.What follows is a chaotic, laugh-out-loud chase that turns into pure Boomers on the Edge mayhem. A classic episode packed with nostalgia, comedy, and just the right amount of disaster.Adult language.Boomer rating: Under the Edge.Send us Fan Mailhttps://[email protected]

Boomers on the Edge takes a wild ride back to the 1980s as Kenn, Craig, and Ron relive some truly terrifying boating experiences on Lake St. Clair and the Detroit River. Each of the Buds shares a tale of danger that proves one universal truth: trouble on the water almost always starts when you trust someone else to be in charge.Kenn recalls his days on the college rowing team, when a distracted coxswain nearly steered them straight into a barge. To this day, nobody knows what he was staring at.Craig tells the story of a fishing trip gone wrong after a friend invites him onto a tiny 15-foot boat that had absolutely no business being on Lake St. Clair or the Detroit River—especially when a massive freighter nearly sucks them under.Ron shares his now-legendary Sea-Doo disaster: invited out by a neighbor on a stormy day, he finds himself stranded in open water with a dead Sea-Doo, an approaching thunderstorm, and lightning closing in. Should he stay on the Sea-Doo or jump in the water? The rescue only gets stranger when they rush to shore—right into a condo complex—where they take shelter on a stranger’s porch…until the door opens and a robe-clad man who looks like he stepped out of a 1970s porno invites them inside.It’s a dangerous, hilarious, and unforgettable boat ride down memory lane.Another bizarre set of tales from Boomers on the Edge.Adult themes.Boomer rating: On the Edge.Send us Fan Mailhttps://[email protected]

More outrageous locker room stories from the 1970s—when it was a different era and the rules of mischief were, let’s say, flexible. Fan-favorite “California Beautiful,” the school track star from Episode 3, makes a triumphant return and once again wreaks havoc on an unsuspecting coach.Having learned well from seniors like California Beautiful, chaos quickly follows. Craig enthusiastically “welcomes” the new freshman athletes with classic locker room towel-snapping, herding them into the infamous towel cage as hilarity erupts.Then comes one of the Bud’s most legendary stories—the story of all stories. During a track meet, Craig locks himself inside the announcer’s booth, cranks the volume to maximum (so loud that even nearby baseball games can hear), and begins providing his own wildly inappropriate play-by-play. His colorful and over-the-top commentary—especially about the famously self-promoting pole vaulter “Glom”—sends the crowd into uncontrollable laughter while the coaching staff reacts in absolute horror.Described by Ron as one of the funniest things he’s ever witnessed, total chaos breaks out as the coaching staff scrambles to shut it down and chases Craig around the venue.A true Boomers on the Edge classic.Adult topics and language.Boomer rating: Over the Edge.Send us Fan Mailhttps://[email protected]

In this episode, guest host Keith joins Craig and Ron to reminisce about a friendship that began in kindergarten in the 1960s. The stories go way back—so far back that Keith and Craig once lived next door to each other and even shared their very first bath together as one-year-olds.The conversation then turns to a legendary tale involving the Buds—Kenn, Ray, John, Keith, Craig, and Ron—and a Friday-night tradition at Carmens, an all-you-can-eat restaurant famous for its fish. Kenn, in particular, took full advantage of the deal. Because the restaurant required plates to be completely cleared before serving more, Kenn would discreetly hide uneaten French fries under his napkin. The staff quickly learned to dread his arrival, knowing they were about to lose money on the sheer amount of fish he could consume.Kenn would settle in for hours, loosening his belt and even slipping off his shoes to maximize comfort—and capacity. One night, as the feast dragged on, one of the Buds decided to end the smorgasbord with a prank, making off with Kenn’s prized Adidas Country shoes. The result? A 50-year-old mystery that remains unsolved to this day.  Who stole the shoes?Join us for a laugh‑filled stroll through old friendships, 1970s traditions, and the unforgettable night the shoes went missing.Boomer rating: Under the EdgeSend us Fan Mailhttps://[email protected]

Guest host Keith jumps in with Kenn, Craig, and Ron as they rewind to the 1970s for another round of math‑class chaos. Back in the same infamous classroom from Episode One—where Craig first unveiled his “artistic talents”—the crew relives two stories that have only grown funnier with time.First up is Teddy, the class nerd, who dares to complain to the teacher about earning only 98% on his test. Ron, fed up with the whining, blurts out, “Come on, Teddy.” Teddy spins around and unleashes his fury—at the wrong student. He starts screaming at the football team’s quarterback, a guy who could flatten him in seconds, and even challenges him to a fight after school. The class erupts in laughter, things spiral out of control, and Kenn laughs so uncontrollably he’s told to step out if he can’t pull himself together.Next, the “Buds” revisit the infamous day Kenn’s curiosity cost Ron dearly. After test results were handed back, Kenn abandoned his usual front-row seat and sprinted to the back of the room to check how everyone did. Spotting Ron’s test, Kenn grabbed it and ran to the teacher, proudly pointing out that he had the same answer—except Kenn’s had been marked wrong. The teacher promptly informed them that Ron’s answer was wrong too, resulting in Ron’s test score dropping to a D.Ron is still complaining about it fifty years later.Hilarious. Legendary. And proof that some math class moments never fade.Boomer rating: Under the Edge.Send us Fan Mailhttps://[email protected]

A New Years TaleRing in the New Year with a classic coming-of-age misadventure. Kenn and Ron—two well-meaning but famously inexperienced teens—think they’ve hit the jackpot when a pair of Pom Pom girls invite them to what sounds like an intimate New Year’s Eve party.When they arrive, the girls’ parents greet them like model young men: stellar grades, National Honor Society members, one even class president. The parents couldn’t be happier to leave their daughter in such “responsible” company. Kenn and Ron take this as a great sign… until the doorbell keeps ringing.One by one, a parade of older, sketchy, rock-band-looking guys flood the house. It doesn’t take long for Kenn and Ron to realize they weren’t the romantic leads in this evening at all, they were the decoy.“The Pom Pom Girls” is a hilarious tale of teenage hope, hormones, and the harsh lessons of growing up—served with a heavy dose of New Year’s disappointment.Adult language and themes.Boomer rating: On the Edge.Send us Fan Mailhttps://[email protected]

A 1960s Holiday AdventureIn this festive, retro-themed episode, Craig, Kenn, Ron, and guest host Randy swap stories about holiday shopping in the 1960s. Ron and his younger brother Randy revisit one of their family’s most legendary tales—five-year-old Randy’s epic struggle to make quick decisions, thanks to his intensely analytical mind, and the surprising consequences that followed.During a long day of shopping, their parents try motivating the kids—Ron (8), Randy (5), and Sandy (3)—with the promise of a toy at the end of the trip. While Ron and Sandy eagerly snatch up their prizes, Randy’s endless deliberation tests everyone’s patience, ultimately costing him his toy and earning him an unforgettable lesson.Ron and Randy share several hilarious moments from childhood that highlight a young Randy’s analytical (and often comically slow) approach to decision-making.Join us for a nostalgic, laugh-filled journey back to the days of childhood, family shopping trips, and holiday memories!Boomer rating: Under the Edge.Send us Fan Mailhttps://[email protected]

Guest host Keith joins the show to help recount one of the most legendary Boomers on the Edge stories—the night at the Duchess.It’s late, they’re underage, and the Buds (John, Keith, Ray, Kenn, Craig, and Ron) have wandered into the Duchess, a notoriously grimy Detroit strip bar. It’s Kenn’s very first time in a place like this… and his reaction does not disappoint.While most of the Buds rush to claim their spots around the stage, Kenn and Ron hover awkwardly near the entrance, trying to process the scene. Before long, Kenn starts whispering to Ron that the bar is “scummy”—a whisper that quickly escalates into his unmistakable “passion voice.” Within moments, he’s shouting across the bar, “They’re all scum!”Ron panics, patrons turn, and the bouncer decides he’s seen enough. With a looming brawl on the horizon, he boots the entire group out in one sweep. And just like that, the Buds’ night is over.This episode is pure comedy from start to finish—a true Boomers on the Edge classic. Buckle up—it’s a riot from start to finish.Adult themes and language.Boomer rating: On the Edge.Send us Fan Mailhttps://[email protected]

In this laugh‑out‑loud episode, Craig shares a wild workplace story about a young apprentice who couldn’t stop bragging about his wife’s beauty—complete with revealing photos. The apprentice proudly flashes a picture, declaring, “This may or may not be my wife.”That’s when Craig hatches a prank: each day, he shows the apprentice increasingly risqué photos of “his own wife”—images secretly pulled from the internet. The game quickly escalates into a hilarious competition of one‑upmanship, with both sides trying to outdo each other in the battle of “may or may not be their wife’s” pictures.Tune in for this outrageous tale of workplace mischief, playful rivalry, and comedic escalation. It’s bold, funny, and guaranteed to entertain!Adult themes and language.Boomer rating: Way over the Edge.Send us Fan Mailhttps://[email protected]

Kenn, Craig, and Ron return—and things get a little… fuzzy. Literally.In this episode, Kenn dives into a wild piece of pop-culture news: Kim Kardashian’s SKIMS “Faux Bush” underwear line. Yes, you heard that right—G-strings with faux pubic hair, and apparently, they’re flying off the shelves.The Boomers weigh in on this retro revival, sharing their reactions and swapping stories about the evolution of “the bush,” from the unshaven images they stumbled across as kids to the clean-shaven surprises they encountered at gentlemen’s clubs in Windsor, Canada during their early business days.It’s a funny, nostalgic, and surprisingly enlightening stroll through decades of personal grooming trends—Boomers on the Edge style. Just like bell-bottoms from the ’70s, the bush is officially back!Adult themes and language.Boomer rating: Over the Edge.Send us Fan Mailhttps://[email protected]

Remember when sneaking a peek at a National Geographic felt like the height of scandal? In this laugh-out-loud episode, Kenn, Craig, and Ron take a cheeky stroll down memory lane, contrasting today’s “so what” attitude toward nudity with the wide-eyed wonder of growing up in the 1960s.Kenn kicks things off with a headline he read: Jennifer Lawrence appeared fully nude in a film… and the public reaction was basically, “meh.” In an age where nudity is everywhere online, the shock, mystery, and taboo that once surrounded it have all but vanished.That sets the stage for Kenn, Craig, and Ron to reflect on just how different things were when they were growing up in the 1960s—when young boys had to get creative in their quest to see a bare breast. From sneaking peeks at National Geographic to stumbling upon discarded adult magazines, the crew swaps stories of their hilariously determined (and often disastrous) discoveries.It’s a mix of comedy, cultural reflection, and a little bit of education—Boomers on the Edge style.Adult themes and language.Boomer rating: Over the Edge.Send us Fan Mailhttps://[email protected]

Kenn shares a college Judo class story in which a training partner’s unexpectedly bold flirting puts him in an awkward spot. As Kenn describes trying to stay respectful and composed, Craig and Ron can’t resist teasing him about his reactions—and his younger self’s romantic cluelessness.When the classmate eventually hands Kenn her phone number, his dramatic decision to tear it up sparks even more incredulous (and hilarious) commentary from Craig and Ron. Their relentless ribbing turns the tale into a running joke that carries through the episode.To top it off, the show closes with outtakes of Craig and Ron’s outrageous reenactments of Kenn’s “moves,” delivering one last round of over-the-top hilarity.Adult themes and language.Boomer rating: Way Over the Edge.Send us Fan Mailhttps://[email protected]

Fast Food, Exact Change and SynchronicityGuest host Randy takes us on a hilarious trip down memory lane with two unforgettable fast-food encounters — one from behind the counter in the 1970s and another from the customer side in the 1980s.First, we hear about Randy’s teenage pride and joy — his 1967 Chevy Nova II — and the fateful parking-lot standoff with his McDonald’s manager that ended with a torn-up paper hat and a pink slip. (Don’t worry — karma, and corporate, came for that manager soon enough!)Then, as a customer years later, Randy finds himself in another fast-food fiasco — this time over a handful of olives at Subway and a perfectly counted pile of coins that sends a sandwich artist into orbit.In both stories, synchronicity strikes when Randy unexpectedly crosses paths with his former foes, leading to laugh-out loud, full-circle moments you’ll have to hear to believe.Get ready for nostalgia, comedy, and a reminder that sometimes the universe really does serve things up with a side of irony!Adult themes and language.Boomer rating: On the edge.Send us Fan Mailhttps://[email protected]

Bachelor Party: The AftereffectPart III of the Bachelor Party TrilogyIt’s the late ’80s—VHS tapes, bad decisions, and one bachelor party that refuses to stay buried. In this outrageous finale, a mysterious coat left at Kenn’s house turns out to hide more than just bad decisions—it’s got drugs in the pocket, setting off a chain of chaos nobody saw coming.When Ron is asked by a crazy sales manager Tom to bring the infamous bachelor party VHS to a New Year’s Eve gathering, things spiral out of control. Just after the midnight ball drop, Tom pops the tape into the VCR—right in front of the company’s VPs, executives, and their horrified wives. The room clears faster than the champagne bubbles, and Ron takes the fall for the whole fiasco.Back at work, Tom adds insult to injury—mocking Ron by pretending to crank an old movie camera through the office halls. But the laughs keep rolling as management calls Ron in for “a serious talk” while Tom pantomimes outside the door.A comedy of errors, misunderstandings, and pure 1980s office madness—Bachelor Party: The Aftereffect is the unforgettable finale of the Bachelor Party Trilogy.Adult themes and language.Boomer rating: Over the EdgeSend us Fan Mailhttps://[email protected]

Bachelor Party Trilogy: Bachelor Party - The Basement BlowoutIn this hilarious installment of the Bachelor Party Trilogy, Kenn, Craig, and Ron dive into the legendary chaos of Randy’s bachelor bash — a night that started with good intentions and ended in total mayhem.What was supposed to be a fun celebration turned into a full-blown spectacle featuring:Over 100 guests crammed into a tiny basementPolice showing up after a traffic jam brought the neighborhood to a standstillCurious neighbors — mothers and kids included — peeking through basement windows thanks to Kenn’s over-the-top publicityAnd just when things couldn’t get weirder, the hired dancer shows up late, demands a shower, cycles through costume changes like it’s Fashion Week, and declares she and Randy have found a profound spiritual connection!Join Kenn, Craig and Ron for a wild, laugh-out-loud retelling of the most chaotic bachelor party ever — packed with laughs, disbelief, and a whole lot of basement drama. Part 2 of the "Bachelor Party Trilogy" series of episodes.Adult themes and language.Boomer rating: Over the Edge.Send us Fan Mailhttps://[email protected]

Detroit, 1980s. First time party planners Kenn and Ron are on a mission to throw the ultimate bachelor party for Ron’s brother, Randy—but their search for adult entertainment on the infamous 8 Mile Road spins out of control. From sketchy peep shows to bizarre novelty shops, the duo stumble through a neon-lit maze of mischief—complete with two furious women trying to return a defective item. What could possibly go wrong?Part 1 of the "Bachelor Party Trilogy" series of episodes.Adult themes and language.Boomer rating: Over the Edge.Send us Fan Mailhttps://[email protected]

Step into the smoky twilight of the 1960s as Kenn, Craig, and Ron relive their childhood memories of Halloween mischief. From homemade costumes and pillowcase candy hauls to devilish pranks that may have crossed the line, this nostalgic episode explores the thrills and chills of All Hallows’ Eve in a bygone era. Was it innocent fun—or did the shadows hide something a little more wicked?Adult themes.Boomer rating: Under the Edge.Send us Fan Mailhttps://[email protected]

In this episode, we dive into the subject of serving as a role model to our children.  Funny examples are shared regarding our own personal stories that reveal how tricky it can be to set a good example to our kids.  Were we inspiring mentors?  You be the judge.Adult topics and language.Boomer rating: Over the Edge.Send us Fan Mailhttps://[email protected]

Kenn, Craig and Ron describe High School locker room antics which include runway modeling and the exploits of “California Beautiful”, the school track star.Adult topics and language.Boomer rating: Over the Edge.Send us Fan Mailhttps://[email protected]

Guest host Randy jumps into the fray with the Boomers to tackle one of life’s most unspoken subjects: bathroom etiquette, what it is, why it matters, and how so many people get it so wrong. From questionable cell phone use to truly baffling behavior, Kenn lays down the rules of proper washroom conduct (and the many ways they’re broken).The crew shares unforgettable real-life encounters, including:·        The Bathroom Tailgater – Kenn recounts the horror of a stranger standing a mere 12 inches behind him at the urinal.·        The Bathroom Pick-Up – Ron tells a college-era story about being awkwardly hit on at the urinal—holiday plans and all.·        The Bathroom Gymnast – Randy closes it out with a tale of a person who somehow performs the splits at the urinal.Cringe-worthy, hilarious, and painfully relatable—this episode proves that even the restroom has rules.Adult topics and humor.Boomer rating: Over the edge.Send us Fan Mailhttps://[email protected]

This episode introduces lifelong friends hosts Kenn, Craig, and Ron. They recount the adventures of a High School math class they all shared with Kenn sitting studiously at the front of the classroom, while Ron sweats it out during the test and Craig appears to have all the answers.Adult topics and language.Boomer's rating - "On the Edge".Send us Fan Mailhttps://[email protected]