In a huge development, Tom is replaced for one episode only by Micah Sherman - actor, writer, and impresario of the world famous Bob Ross Challenge. Joe and Micah discuss improv, megalithic structures, and how funny Tom is. Yes, Tom wrote this summary. 

Tom shares a story of total failure, and Joe is highly ineffective at reading The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People.

Joe and Tom discuss dads, merchandising, and Michael Cohen's legal boo-boos. They close with an intense discussion of life-coaches, and Tom's continuing inability to complete a Last Will and Testament. It's a great listening experience. 

Joe and Tom select the greatest grocery store of all time, catch up on Brexit, and discuss their exceptional popularity in the small Adriatic nation of Slovenia. 

Joe and Tom have a furious debate about forestry. And right after Joe locks down a sweet deal from UrbanStems.com, Tom is made uncomfortable by the sexual habits of bonobos. It's yet another great listening experience. 

Joe cries for help (as usual) about taxes and acting, Tom has some edgy social commentary on Serena Williams. Joe wants to talk about how rudeness is contagious while Tom rudely moves on to the next topic. Enjoy this Great Listening Experience, and make sure to congratulate the boys on making it to their 20th (great) episode!  

Joe reminisces about Gummi Bears (the cartoon, not the food). Tom shares his tale of the worst agents in New York. And Raj Sivaraman joins us in-studio to solve the mystery of Bank of America and his stolen $250,000. It's yet another great listening experience.

Joe tops off a hot week - album release, Sirius takeover, appearance on James Corden - with a heartfelt connection to some Philly Greats. Tom discusses Mount Everest and Bumble Business. This truly is a great listening experience.  

This week Joe reads "The Denial of Death" by Ernest Becker and Tom realizes our podcast is distracting us from our death.  Joe continues his desperate plea for Tom to get sponsorship, and we learn too much information about Tom's trip to a sperm bank. Listen to the end as Joe and Tom weigh their own "immortality project" options, in this death defyingly great listening experience.