Checkin' In With Csomo

My review of Campbell's Well Yes! Minestrone soup.

All soups reviewed in this series were prepared using bottled water and heated in a microwave for exactly two and a half minutes. No sauces or seasonings were added prior to tasting.

My review of Campbell's Beef with Vegetables and Barley condensed soup.

All soups reviewed in this series were prepared using bottled water and heated in a microwave for exactly two and a half minutes. No sauces or seasonings were added prior to tasting.

This episode is definitely not about chinchillas.

My review of Campbell's Chicken Wonton condensed soup.

All soups reviewed in this series were prepared using bottled water and heated in a microwave for exactly two and a half minutes. No sauces or seasonings were added prior to tasting.

How do you get to the top of iTunes? With the help of guys like John of course! Let's see if he can help the entire Podfix network, Radiolab and me.
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My review of Campbell's Beef with Vegetables and Barley condensed soup.

All soups reviewed in this series were prepared using bottled water and heated in a microwave for exactly two and a half minutes. No sauces or seasonings were added prior to tasting.

My review of Campbell's Cream of Broccoli condensed soup.

All soups reviewed in this series were prepared using bottled water and heated in a microwave for exactly two and a half minutes. No sauces or seasonings were added prior to tasting.

My review of Campbell's Chicken Gumbo condensed soup.

All soups reviewed in this series were prepared using bottled water and heated in a microwave for exactly two and a half minutes. No sauces or seasonings were added prior to tasting.

My review of Campbell's Cream of Bacon condensed soup.

All soups reviewed in this series were prepared using bottled water and heated in a microwave for exactly two and a half minutes. No sauces or seasonings were added prior to tasting. 

My review of Campbell's Tomato Bisque condensed soup.

All soups reviewed in this series were prepared using bottled water and heated in a microwave for exactly two and a half minutes. No sauces or seasonings were added prior to tasting. 

My review of Campbell's Cream of Celery condensed soup.

All soups reviewed in this series were prepared using bottled water and heated in a microwave for exactly two and a half minutes. No sauces or seasonings were added prior to tasting. 

My review of Campbell's Old Fashioned Vegetable condensed soup.

All soups reviewed in this series were prepared using bottled water and heated in a microwave for exactly two and a half minutes. No sauces or seasonings were added prior to tasting. 

My review of Campbell's French Onion condensed soup.

All soups reviewed in this series were prepared using bottled water and heated in a microwave for exactly two and a half minutes. No sauces or seasonings were added prior to tasting. 

My review of Campbell's Cream of Onion condensed soup.

All soups reviewed in this series were prepared using bottled water and heated in a microwave for exactly two and a half minutes. No sauces or seasonings were added prior to tasting. 

My review of Campbell's Golden Mushroom condensed soup.

All soups reviewed in this series were prepared using bottled water and heated in a microwave for exactly two and a half minutes. No sauces or seasonings were added prior to tasting. 

My review of Campbell's Cream of Asparagus condensed soup.

All soups reviewed in this series were prepared using bottled water and heated in a microwave for exactly two and a half minutes. No sauces or seasonings were added prior to tasting. 

My review of Campbell's Beefy Mushroom condensed soup.

All soups reviewed in this series were prepared using bottled water and heated in a microwave for exactly two and a half minutes. No sauces or seasonings were added prior to tasting. 

My review of Campbell's Homestyle Chicken Noodle condensed soup.

All soups reviewed in this series were prepared using bottled water and heated in a microwave for exactly two and a half minutes. No sauces or seasonings were added prior to tasting. 

My review of Campbell's Chicken Noodle condensed soup.

All soups reviewed in this series were prepared using bottled water and heated in a microwave for exactly two and a half minutes. No sauces or seasonings were added prior to tasting. 

My review of Campbell's Cream of Chicken and Mushroom condensed soup.

All soups reviewed in this series were prepared using bottled water and heated in a microwave for exactly two and a half minutes. No sauces or seasonings were added prior to tasting. 

My review of Campbell's Vegetable Beef condensed soup.

All soups reviewed in this series were prepared using bottled water and heated in a microwave for exactly two and a half minutes. No sauces or seasonings were added prior to tasting. 

In this update I answer a couple of questions about how I make the podcast and give you my thoughts on grilled cheese and tomato soup pairings.
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My review of Campbell's Cream of Shrimp condensed soup.

All soups reviewed in this series were prepared using bottled water and heated in a microwave for exactly two and a half minutes. No sauces or seasonings were added prior to tasting. 

My review of Campbell's Beef Broth condensed soup.

All soups reviewed in this series were prepared using bottled water and heated in a microwave for exactly two and a half minutes. No sauces or seasonings were added prior to tasting. 

My review of Campbell's Cheddar Cheese condensed soup.

All soups reviewed in this series were prepared using bottled water and heated in a microwave for exactly two and a half minutes. No sauces or seasonings were added prior to tasting. 

My review of Campbell's Broccoli and Cheese condensed soup.

All soups reviewed in this series were prepared using bottled water and heated in a microwave for exactly two and a half minutes. No sauces or seasonings were added prior to tasting. 

My review of Campbell's Chicken Broth condensed soup.

All soups reviewed in this series were prepared using bottled water and heated in a microwave for exactly two and a half minutes. No sauces or seasonings were added prior to tasting. 

My review of Campbell's Tomato and Rice condensed soup.

All soups reviewed in this series were prepared using bottled water and heated in a microwave for exactly two and a half minutes. No sauces or seasonings were added prior to tasting. 

My review of Campbell's Cream of Mushroom condensed soup.

All soups reviewed in this series were prepared using bottled water and heated in a microwave for exactly two and a half minutes. No sauces or seasonings were added prior to tasting. 

My review of Campbell's Chicken and Rice condensed soup.

All soups reviewed in this series were prepared using bottled water and heated in a microwave for exactly two and a half minutes. No sauces or seasonings were added prior to tasting. 

My review of Campbell's Tomato condensed soup.

All soups reviewed in this series were prepared using bottled water and heated in a microwave for exactly two and a half minutes. No sauces or seasonings were added prior to tasting. 

My review of Campbell's  Split Pea and Ham condensed soup.

All soups reviewed in this series were prepared using bottled water and heated in a microwave for exactly two and a half minutes. No sauces or seasonings were added prior to tasting. 

My review of Campbell's Minestrone condensed soup.

All soups reviewed in this series were prepared using bottled water and heated in a microwave for exactly two and a half minutes. No sauces or seasonings were added prior to tasting. 

My review of Campbell's Bean and Bacon condensed soup.

All soups reviewed in this series were prepared using bottled water and heated in a microwave for exactly two and a half minutes. No sauces or seasonings were added prior to tasting. 

My review of Campbell's Vegetarian Vegetable (formerly Vegetarian Alphabet) condensed soup.

All soups reviewed in this series were prepared using bottled water and heated in a microwave for exactly two and a half minutes. No sauces or seasonings were added prior to tasting. 

An actual celebrity encounter I had in 1994. You're just going to have to take my word for it.

Where have I been? What have I been doing? Where is any of this headed?

It's late and I tried to do an ad for Anchor and I was really tired so screw it this is just going to be the entire episode.

Stop.

Chris Green joins me for another round of one star reviews for the 2013 Disney film "Frozen" and we listen to an audition!
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Wherein Paul gives you a little update and talks about the best YouTube video he's seen all week.
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Here's the video. Watch it for yourself. Tell me I'm wrong:
https://youtu.be/V7mTloN1Jdg

Welcome to One Star Review Theater.
Dramatic readings of one star reviews of pop culture, places and things that nearly everyone agrees are incredible.
Please enjoy these selections of one star reviews from Google, Amazon and Rotten Tomatoes for the 1980 movie "Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back".
Presented by Paul Csomo and Baylee Csomo.

Wherein Matthew is introduced to the music of The Doors and gives his verdict.
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Wherein Patricia regales us with the story of the time she saw Sir Ian McKellen naked!
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Wherein county government works just as well as it always does and the public is stupid.
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Wherein Paul hears a voice he hasn't heard in 30 years.
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Keith wants to know about my toilet paper situation and he also requested a boating forecast. Here you go, Keith!
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Wherein Paul has an important public service announcement aimed at new podcasters.
I forgot that I made this a week or so ago!
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Wherein Paul talks about getting scared by a lawyer and Adam calls the voicemail with the fishing report!
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This episode is best listened to with headphones.

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Wherein Paul has a brush with a fame and then finds out what sort of potato he is.
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Wherein Paul chats with his buddy Chris from the I Like To Like Things podcast. Then Paul calls a man called "Paul Peter" who resides in Bangladesh. Paul Peter has promised expert level podcast promoting. What will happen?
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Apu from Bangladesh wants to help Paul reach top of iTunes. Will this podcast reach new levels of success? Listen and find out.
With shoutouts to Phil Rood and literally everyone on the Podfix network.
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My worst nightmare has happened. I failed to give you the boating forecast and now Phil is in trouble. If you need the boating forecast for your area please let me know so that nothing terrible happens again. Or if you just want me to read it for my area that's fine too. The voicemail number is (941) 315-6985. Hang in there, Phil. We'll find you very soon.

Paul's attempts at TSA efficiency go horribly wrong. Also Neil DeGrasse Tyson ruins movies.
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John King aka The Crappie Hippie sends Paul an audio clip regarding gross bar soap, the name Seamus, guys who sing low and Donna Hume!
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Samantha's neighbor's dog won't stop yapping. Here's what Paul would do about it.
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Paul just wants everyone to have free ibuprofen. Voicemails and a poop story too!
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Wherein Paul uses the power of the Internet to determine which kind of sandwich he is.
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Wherein Paul prepares for his holiday weekend by staying at home and maybe going to see that Mr. Rogers movie.
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Laura wants to know what phrases and sayings drive Paul nuts and OMG WTF does he have a list.
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Paul calls his buddy Adam Higgins' brand spanking new voicemail number and answers a lovely question from Chris!
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Paul and Matthew sit down to recap the first time they tried to enjoy 311 and then try once again to listen to songs suggested by none other than T-Rad-G. Will their minds be changed? Listen and find out!
The sound gets weird toward the end. Apologies in advance.
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Wherein a listener submits a crazy story via voicemail and Paul talks about alligator encounters!
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Wherein Paul talks about his Funko Pop collection and what it means to him.
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Wherein Paul has kind of a blah day and gives advice on picking the perfect pet.
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Just a quickie! An anonymous listener sends in his terrible poop story!
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Wherein Paul is having a difficult time finding seeds in a farming supply store. Or anywhere for that matter.
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Voicemails! Also Paul really doesn't like horror. Chad wants to know what he hasn't tried yet but would be good at? The answer is GHOST TOURS.
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Adam Higgins said nice things about me so I'm saying nice things back to him because he's great and I admire him.

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Paul talks all things food with people who have left voicemails and questions!
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Being tired is my default setting. Also chocolate chip cookies, peeing in the shower, going commando and the Titanic!

Paul stinks at Settlers of Catan and every other board game and recounts a tale of a horrible breakup.
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Paul attempts to start gardening again and answers some lovely voicemails from Kate, Chris and Derek!
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A short little update episode wherein Paul tells you where the show is, where it's going and gives you the voicemail number! ‪
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Paul hurts his back while unconscious and tries alternative medicine. Also Vlado wants to know why we are so adamant on using the metric system in the US. Also ASMR.

YouTube, a little housekeeping, and a broken father/daughter relationship.  Here is the RSS feed for this podcast:
https://anchor.fm/s/ff6ad10/podcast/rss

T-Rad-G asks "What makes 311 suck?"
Matthew joins me for a special episode for NANOPODMO to give me his first impressions of the band 311. And we read YouTube comments. And we tell you why 311 sucks. 

Wherein Paul endures a bee sting and a social gathering and addresses someone else's neighborhood drama. 

A university professor just doesn't want people showing her pictures of fish or their weird, gross bodies. Is that so wrong?

A clarification on my last name and embarrassing true tales of embarrassment.

All the behind the scenes stuff from the Varmints! podcast. Also how I started liking my last name a whole lot less. With mentions of Kate from Ignorance Was Bliss and Adam from Odd Dad Out.

Paul is very tired and tells a tale of staying home from school. Thanks to Cory and Donna for the request.
"Hash Out" is the bed music and you can find it on sessions.blue

Phil Rood made my awesome logo.

Stop yawning.

Why am I doing this? For the challenge. Also I'm an idiot. I'll outline what I'm going to do for the next month. It's not that original. And I'll play you a sample of what I was going to do before I flamed out gloriously. The bed music is too loud and I am nervous. Enjoy this intro and my audio art called "Coxswain".
My logo was created by the more talented than me Phil Rood.