Three Guys On

In this episode, we discuss Kirsten Dunst's recent comments about gender roles that caused every woman on Jezebel to get all hysterical the way those broads do. After that, we check the latest instance of Fox News racism, this time coming from an unlikely host. Then, we briefly revisit the Jacksons before moving on to Lolo Jones and her latest Twitter scandal. Next, we discuss a girl who didn't like some jokes at a Daily Show taping six years ago and just had to let the world know, eventually. And we close out with a baby smoking weed, and what not to say on Facebook when someone you know gets arrested.

Hey look, Tim is back this week! Your prayers have been answered. In this episode, we read some new listener emails and hear from Philippe Schafer. That takes us into a discussion on the mistakes some black women make with online dating. After that, we hear some recaps from Tim and Andy's recent shows, and the story of a comedian's unfortunate mistake. Then, we get the update on Tim's daughter and the do's and don'ts of tryin' to raise one.

Once again, Philippe joins us today. This podcast begins with some classic, top notch, bad music. That sends us into a flashback of some interesting music from the 80's and 90's. After that, we discuss a woman who's auctioning her womanhood to the highest bidder. Then, we talk about an accident involving a model, a radio DJ, and golf clubs. And we close with an update on a Disney star we talked about recently.

This week, we have Philippe Schafer sitting in for Tim. In this episode, we catch up with Philippe on how his dating life is going. Then, we take a look at some listener emails. After that, we touch on Randolph's younger days as a latchkey kid. We briefly get updates on the Kobe and Colbert stories from last week. And we close out with a woman who just wants SNL to know she's black, and a big girl who's trying to change perceptions of big girls.

Once again, Reggie Melbrough and Romane Walters join us on today's show. In this episode, we talk about Kobe Bryant's recent comments regarding the Miami Heat and the Trayvon Martin case. After that, we ask Reggie to defend his view on the WNBA and try to tell him why he's wrong. Then, we watch the gayest rap video we've ever seen. And we close with the worst rendition of Amazing Grace of all time.

This week, with Tim still out, we asked Romane Walters to sit in on the whole show, and Reggie Melbrough to just show up whenever. In this episode, we recap Randolph's CD recording last weekend. Then, we talk to Reggie about his days as a division one college athlete and all the pros, cons, and politics that come with it. And we close out with some in-depth discussion on the whole #CancelColbert fiasco and what happens when good jokes go wrong.

Once again, we're joined by Herbie Gill and Philippe Schafer filling Tim's shoes. In this episode, we listen to some cover songs that seem wacky but are actually pretty good. After that, we discuss the Walmart toe sucker, and try to figure out who was behind the wheel in an accident at the DMV. Then, we turn our attention to a British politician who seems to have a sex act named after him. And we close out with some discussion on what's wrong with Planet Fitness.

Filling in for Tim this week, we have two great comedians, Herbie Gill and Philippe Schafer. In this episode, we talk about our individual pre show rituals before turning our attention to the state of our local malls. Then, a listener email takes us into a discussion on interracial relationships. After that, we hear the story of a guy who accidentally rented out his apartment to a freaky BBW orgy. And we close out talking about the current climate of perpetual outrage.

Once again, we're joined by Chris Milner today. We start this one off hearing about how Chris spent his gap year. After that, we discuss a house cat that went a little crazy on his family. Then, we watch a new Lil Jon video that's strangely compelling. Next, we try to figure out why women are being so bossy trying to get us to stop saying bossy. And we close out with a preacher who might have just proven the existence of god.