Three Guys On

Monday's podcast was a little long, so we figured why not go even longer on Thursday? In this episode, we discuss Robin Thicke's breakup, Paula Deen's comeback, other Food Network favorites, Kim Kardashian's reaction to a racist word, a bad song, an "inspirational" basketball player, and a new word for an old sex act. Oh, and somewhere in there we spoil a couple popular TV shows. Don't worry, we warn you first.

This episode starts off with some good old-fashioned comedy talk. After that, we touch on a couple of our favorite movie quotes. Then, we turn our attention to some interesting nuances of military life. From there, we get into a lengthy discussion on whether the NFL should be trying to ban the N-word, and why it's so hard for certain people to not say it. And we close with some talk about what it means to be accepted as an artist.

In this episode, we watch what is possibly the worst rap battle of all time. After that, a story about a bad radio show prank leads us into everything that is wrong with wacky morning radio shows. Then, we briefly talk about Ray Rice and his left hook before moving on to Miley Cyrus' latest successful attempt to piss people off. And we close with a story of what might just be the most clever way to sell girl scout cookies.

Hey, guess what? Tim is back this week. In this episode, we catch up on what Tim has been up to the last couple weeks. After that, we talk about what not to do if you're about to go on stage at a comedy show. That takes us into a discussion on what's wrong with the WNBA. And we close things out with a curious recent Jeopardy category, and the worst places to buy a suit.

Once again, Tim is out (he'll be back next week), so we're joined by Chelsea Shorte and Sean Joyce. In this episode, a conversation on old-school rap dancers leads us into discussing Sean's old college band, and we even get to hear some of their work. After that, we discuss bad fast food customer etiquette with a story about a woman who shot up a McDonald's, and one of Sean's recent experiences at a Subway. And we close things out with some talk about rape culture and the nature of consent.

Once again, Tim is out this week, so we're joined today by two DC comedy favorites, Chelsea Shorte and Sean Joyce. After getting to know Chelsea and Sean, we turn our attention to the rat problem in DC, and how it can disrupt comedy shows. After that, we turn our attention to a football player who recently revealed that he's gay, and the best apps to find gay people. Then, we turn our attention to some thoughts on race and homophobia, and of course, asses.

Once again, Tim is out so we're joined on today's podcast by Courtney Fearrington and Chris Milner. In this episode, we discuss the proper way to evaluate your total number of sexual partners. After that, we take a look at Chris' tattoo situation. Then, the conversation takes a turn into food. Good food, bad food, cooking, and how not to eat a steak. And we close things out with an unusual video of a girl dancing. Enjoy the show!

This week, Tim is out, so sitting in we have Courtney Fearrington in town from NYC, and Chris Milner in town because he lives here. In this episode, we talk about snow disasters, including checking out a blog from one of our most loyal listeners. After that, we look at a curious review of the Roast of Dan Snyder show Andy took part in last week. And we close out with the burning question that no comedian is asking, is Jerry Seinfeld racist?

This episode begins with some comedy talk about what makes a comedian real, and why real is better. Then, we look at some pictures at an unusual and possibly controversial lingerie model. After that, it's the triumphant return of an old favorite segment, Real Talk With Randolph. And that's real. After that, we revisit the story of Ted Williams, the man with the golden voice, and close out with our thoughts on a congressman who like throwing people off balconies.