Episode 62 of the Sunburnt Podcast — Emmy Award-winning Producer Thomas O'Brien and Netflix Comedian Chip Chantry are back, and Chip has a full-body rash that the doctor says will take 6-8 weeks to subside. Naturally, that's where the show begins.

This week the boys explore Cornwall's hidden Caribbean-quality beach (which disappears with the tide, requires cliff-climbing, and has zero bathrooms), Gordon Ramsay's surprisingly chill pilgrimage to Aunt Sandy's banana bread stand on Maui's Road to Hana, and Kate Middleton kneading pasta dough while wearing Princess Diana's $190,000 engagement ring.

We also break down Lady Gaga's theatrical funeral procession at The Grove (complete with eight-piece brass band and bird-masked little monsters), Disney Plus acquiring streaming rights to Bonnaroo and Lollapalooza, and Chip's deeply researched slate of fake Disney-band crossover films including Wreck-It Radiohead, Finding Lizzo, and Honey I Shrunk the Strokes.

Plus: the history of tiki bar culture from 1933 to today, Omni Hotels' summer Tiki Social pop-ups, and a nostalgic look back at the legendary NYC Tiki Bar Crawl.

Fish of the Week: Henry the Hawaiian butterfly fish — a rare twilight-zone reef dweller and certified made man. Good Book records include the world's largest outdoor pool (a half-mile-long, ocean-fed monster in Chile) and Dario Marsilio's five-countries-on-foot run through the Alps.

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