AI generated clips of Robin Williams have been flooding the internet for years, and his own children just decided they’ve had enough, reviving an Instagram account that sat untouched for over a decade. Richard Crouse explains what they’re trying to protect and why he hopes more families follow their lead.
Harrison Ford is coming back as Indiana Jones, though this time it’s for a ride at Walt Disney World rather than another film, and Richard tells the story of flying to Los Angeles, waiting three days by the phone, and finally getting ten minutes with Ford that decided everything. Along the way, a Colonel Sanders notebook that isn’t officially a recipe still sold for thirty thousand dollars, and Richard has a theory about what was really in those mystery seasoning bags.
From Beekeeping to a Body, and a Drink Born From a Mistake
Richard reviews The Rivals of Amziah King, a film that spends its first hour as one of the best hangout movies of the year before swerving somewhere much darker. Then he pours Edna’s Lunchbox, an Oklahoma dive bar staple that only exists because someone grabbed the wrong bottle.
Topics: Robin Williams AI slop, Harrison Ford Indiana Jones ride, Colonel Sanders auction, movie review, Oklahoma cocktails
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Originally aired on2026-08-20
