Welcome to another episode of Out in the Hall with Ryno and Willy Mammoth! Today Ryno has the joy of connecting with his son, Jack, who is currently on a mission trip in Virginia. The pride in his voice is palpable as he details their project of installing floors for a lady in need. It's moments like these that remind us of the profound impact of service on both the giver and the receiver. Jack's dedication to helping others is a testament to the values we hold dear, and Ryno couldn't be prouder.
Willy is back and together they delve into the world of classical music, with the hosts reflecting on the works of composers like Strauss and Gershwin, and the soothing effect of music.
They don't stop at music, their thirst for knowledge leads them to a fascinating discussion on geography. Rivers aren't just waterways; they're the lifeblood of civilizations, carving paths through the earth and shaping the world as we know it. This segment is a reminder of the interconnectedness of our planet and the importance of understanding the physical space we inhabit.

In This Episode

[00:00:42] Mission trip recap.  

[00:01:37] Weather and plans.   

[00:05:10] Geography and rivers.  

[00:07:32] Classical music.  

[00:10:31] Personal preferences.  

[00:11:07] Trivia game.  

[00:11:45] Doctor Tomtom.  

[00:12:31] Colonoscopy and endoscopy.  

[00:14:07] Family dinner and spaghetti.  

[00:16:16] Cooking spaghetti sauce.  

[00:17:26] Email from sister-in-law.  

[00:19:50] Seattle and Bella Vita restaurant.  

[00:23:46] Scottie Scheffler's background.  

[00:25:00] False statements.  

[00:26:00] Encounter with a small dog.  

[00:26:49] Golf trivia.  

[00:28:23] Anatomical misdirection.  

[00:30:00] Animal speeds.  

[00:34:07] Effect of women's tears.  

[00:34:33] The smell of tears.  

[00:34:59] Would you rather segment

[00:35:31] Discussion on dark shows.  

[00:36:26] Debating love vs. hate.  

[00:38:29] Podcast promotions.  

[00:39:39] Closing remarks.


Notable Quotes
 [01:09]" Her floor was kind of messed up so we had to install new flooring and stuff."  Jack
[06:03] "The Fertile Crescent is the land in between the Tigris and the Euphrates. There you go." Ryno

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