Stick It! With Mr. Biggs

In this episode, Mr. Biggs reveals his personal approach to the nagging problem of unwanted e-mail messages from friends and family. He also takes on a complex but inevitable home plumbing issue. And he expresses his sincere appreciation for the men and women who have served in the armed forces, both past and present. "Ask Mr. Biggs!", is a fictitious, small town radio call-in talk show. Caller audio comes from real calls lifted from real talk radio shows. We remove the original host from the conversation, re-arrange the parts a bit, and insert Mr. Biggs as the new "host."

Five short years ago, armed with little more than a lifetime of knowledge and an inquisitive mind, Cecil Bartholomew Biggs began his call-in radio show. Along with his dependable co-host, Roger, Mr. Biggs has tackled a wide variety of queries and conundrums from the Tri-County populace. Join us as we present to you some of the most unforgettable moments from the Ask Mr. Biggs program. "Ask Mr. Biggs!", is a fictitious, small town radio call-in talk show. Caller audio comes from real calls lifted from real talk radio shows. We remove the original host from the conversation, re-arrange the parts a bit, and insert Mr. Biggs as the new "host."

In this episode, Mr. Biggs reveals a novel approach to handling condiment distribution. He also recommends specialty tools for unique repair scenarios, and reasonable timetables for family get-togethers. He desires that everyone be treated equally…regardless of their disability. Also, he makes a shocking realization regarding social media privacy policies. "Ask Mr. Biggs!", is a fictitious, small town radio call-in talk show. Caller audio comes from real calls lifted from real talk radio shows. We remove the original host from the conversation, re-arrange the parts a bit, and insert Mr. Biggs as the new "host."

In this episode, Mr. Biggs shares a few tips to get more life out of outdated kitchen appliances. Additionally, he advises visual inspections by qualified personnel when servicing electrical sub panels, supports the procurement of legally binding paperwork, and encourages taking personal accountability for biological cleanup on public walkways. "Ask Mr. Biggs!", is a fictitious, small town radio call-in talk show. Caller audio comes from real calls lifted from real talk radio shows. We remove the original host from the conversation, re-arrange the parts a bit, and insert Mr. Biggs as the new "host."