Welcome back to the show! This week we are once again joined in the studio by our good friend, the legendary Adrian Demain, for the highly anticipated second installment of our “Public Demain” series! This time around, we are delving into the behind-the-scenes history of the infamous Bakersfield ramp scene in “The Search For Animal Chin”, which took place in Chris Borst’s backyard sometime in the fall of 1986. From filming stories to the origins of “I like Beethoven” to mind-blowing revelations about some scrapped initial plans for the film’s main characters and a ton more, this episode is absolutely LOADED with the goods you have come to expect! The backside ollie party is about to start, so strap some pillows onto your knees and join us- shall you?

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