Once again, we're joined today by Nate Johnson. In this episode, we talk about swim class etiquette and trick or treat etiquette. Speaking of candy, did you know the KKK was using it to recruit people? We also talk about a guy who took the law into his own hands when confronting his son's molester. And we close out with a disgruntled husband who didn't have access to his wife, but did have access to Excel.

Tim is out this week, so we're joined by a newcomer to the podcast, comedian Nate Johnson. In this episode, we discuss a hateful French comedian who doesn't seem too fond of Jews. Then, we take on the Malaysian plane crash and determine whether Jason Biggs is a monster for tweeting a couple jokes. After that, we talk about a white reporter who isn't afraid to tell black people what's wrong with them. And we close out with a man who isn't just trying to raise a daughter, he's trying to raise a princess.

Once again, we're joined today by Romane Walters and Mike Eltringham. This episode begins with some good old-fashioned porn talk. After that, we take a lesson from a blogger who thinks we shouldn't call women crazy anymore. From there, it's on to a bizarre Fox & Friends clip instructing women not to talk too much in the workplace. And we close with a few thoughts on Lebron James' decision to return to Cleveland.

Tim is out this week, so we're joined by Mike Eltringham and Romane Walters. In this episode, we do a where are they now on a rapper who had a promising career at one point. Then, we revisit the Anthony Cumia firing, and watch a suspicious video he made 20 years ago. After that, we discuss whether Joan Rivers was right to walk out of a CNN interview. And we close out with a woman who tried to find out if men would treat a piece of meat like a piece of meat.

This episode begins with an interview with Phonte, the great rapper turned singer, and founding member of The Foreign Exchange (www.theforeignexchangemusic.com). After we sign off with Phonte, it's back to our usual podcast, as we're once again at full strength with Tim. We give our thoughts on the guy who left his baby in a hot car to die, a woman who beat up her coworker in front of a child, and a barber shop turned strip club. Enjoy the show!

Not only is Tim back this week, but we're also joined by the great and hilarious Erin Jackson (@EJthecomic). We spend some time catching up with Erin on how her TV show is going, and we compare Erin's Last Comic Standing experience with Tim's. We also speculate on what will become of The View now that most of the hosts are gone, and get sidetracked into a discussion on R. Kelly. And we close things out with our thoughts on the racist tweets that got Anthony Cumia fired.

Once again, we're joined today by Romane Walters (@Thatblack1) and Chris Milner (@EnglishmanChris). In this episode, we get an Englishman's take on American Independence Day. That leads into a discussion on healthcare and vaccinations. Next, we get another story from Romane, this one involving a tow truck and a racist. We find out whether Nancy Grace puts ratings over missing kids, and we close out with a couple of tools going on a 'hood safari and getting what they deserve.

This week, we're joined by Romane Walters and Chris Milner. This episode begins with a journey into the music of Bobby Womack. Then, we go off on a couple tangents on comic books, syphillis, and bulls balls after reading a couple listener emails. After that, we try to make sense of a comedy beef that began after a recent show we put together in Arlington, VA.

Once again, we're joined today by Romane Walters and Courtney Fearrington. In this episode, we discuss the appropriate music to listen to when you're dumbing out at the gym. That takes us into a discussion on the definition of rap versus the definition of hip hop. Are they really different? And which one is better? And we close things out with some post-season reflecting on Lebron James and Dwyane Wade.