Description
A lifetime of “looking for the humor” has earned Carl Hurley the title “America’s funniest professor.” Carl grew up on the banks of the Rockcastle River in Eastern Kentucky. Home was a three-acre farm “on a 45-degree angle” and a favorite pastime among family and friends was swapping yarns. In the years that followed, Carl brought his humor to bear on the world outside the hills and hollows of home. On this recording, he demonstrates that all of his looking has paid off. He has found the mother lode of hilarity and is happily sharing it with us.
Stories include…
• All I do now is eat and talk
• A big order of scrambled eggs
• Buckshot and the Jersey bull
• Feeding apples to a hog
• The talking Toyota
• Everybody thinks I’m Burt Reynolds
• I wanted to be just like Elvis
• We all need recognition
• The prize winning bull
• Laughter gets us through hard times
• Things aren’t always as they seem
• Old Tiger and the tom cat
• Looking sharp for the general
• The devil comes to church
