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Welcome to the Eric Pataxis Show. Today, Eric will interview a man with the head of a turkey.

No joke. The rest of his body is perfectly normal but his tiny turkey head is very unnerving.

It's teeny-weening. And now, Eric Pataxis. You know, I appreciate the fact that I know Todd

believes that and that's fine but I have to tell you it's not a joke but it's also not true.

No. That's next week. As a matter of fact, right. The turkey-headed man is scheduled to come in here

next week. He has some handlers because he has a brain the size of a turkey brain because his head,

so it's a freaky thing and look, we don't celebrate freaks on this program. We don't want to exploit

them but when you've got to head the size of a turkey, it's just fascinating and we're going to do

that next week. But today, in hour two, by the way, we're talking to a friend of mine, Larry Taunton,

absolutely fascinating writer and thinker. If you've been to Socrates in the city, I interviewed him

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