Synopsis
Taylor Mason isn't normal. His head is too round, and too big for his body. He videotapes The Weather Channel. No matter where he is, people think he works there. He drives a Geo Metro, which is illegal for males to do in the state of Florida. And although he wants to be a Blues singing, he can't - his life is just too good. Here We Go features these and other hilarious stories from Taylor's life. His amazing imitation of the Crocodile Hunter will bring you to tears. He'll introduce you to a pig named Paco, a corn cob named Colonel Cornelius, a mouse named Sammy and a Sumo wrestler named... Sumo. Along with the funny stories, Taylor Mason shares a positive message of how Jesus Christ has made a difference in his life.
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