On Dean's 33rd birthday, the boys discuss the recent "scandal" regarding Jim Carrey's comments to a reporter during an interview, and how the overall theme of "cancel culture" has permeated entertainment for better or worse. 

The second half of the show kicks off the Belligerence Fringe Candidate Presidential Primary, with the first round of candidates being introduced ahead of our Super Tuesday special on March 3rd. Vermin Supreme, The Rent Is Too Damn High Guy, President R. Boddie, and others, get thrown into the ring to decide who the final two nominees will be come Election Day 2020

Jay and Dean bring you a very belligerent Valentine's Day as they prance down memory lane and talk about how they both met their significant others. Dean also stages something of an intervention when it comes to Jay's hoarding problem and his propensity to collect empty boxes and other useless garbage. 

Jay and Dean are fired up this Super Bowl Sunday. Dean really stirs the pot by asking Jay whether or not electronic artists are "real" musicians. After Jay calms down, the conversation turns to the apocalypse - everything from the current Wuhan Coronavirus outbreak, to humans destroying ourselves, to the creeping AI takeover.

The Doomsday Clock is at 100 seconds to midnight; the closest it's ever been. 

Happy Monday! Jay is back in the host chair as the guys discuss some interesting social media events that transpired over the last week, touch on the Grammy Awards, and give their take on some very odd Japanese "game shows". 

Finally, RIP Kobe & Gianna Bryant. Absolutely devastating. 

Ian Bailey fills in for Jay this week. Dean and Ian talk about people's blind faith in the zodiac, read each other's horoscopes, and see what the FBI has to say about your propensity to murder depending on when you were born. Turns out, buzzfeed can't reliably guess your sign based on your favorite breakfast. Who would have thought? ⁠