Our Big Bad Sad Boys are back and as young as ever. Returning champion, the local and youthful stand-up comedian Brian Higgins joins the gang to discuss health and wellness, a terrifying topic despite the effervescent youth and vitality of our hosts.

Amerah takes on the challenge of teaching a young British man a thing or two about women, and a coach stops by to talk coaching. Additionally, we have an exclusive interview with the star of Hobbs & Shaw. What will happen when all of this comes to an end and our heroes die? They won’t. Ever!

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Bet you didn’t see us there! That’s because we weren’t. By “we,” we mean Arash, Wallace, and Amerah – back from the dead yet again to talk about Father’s Day.

After catching up on some dad facts with beloved local comedian Sam Poulter and taking some calls, YouTube celebrity Logan Paul joins the BBSC to face off against someone from his past. Featuring a brand new teaser for the Emmy-award winning KNIFE COP.

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This week on the Big Bad Sadcast, Wallace tells Amerah and Arash he is moving to China, so they decide to take a walk down memory lane.

The gang remembers classic moments we all remember and that definitely happened – such as the Dragnet episode, interviews with ghosts, and all the times they went political. Wallace struggles to remember the podcast e-mail address and an old (young) pal drops by the studio to read a poem.

As if that wasn’t nearly enough, the BBSC hosts take a few final calls from distraught listeners and beg them not to end their lives.

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This week, the gang decides to take a shot at being marketable by becoming several true crime podcasts. Laughs will be laughed. Mysteries will be solved. Boundaries will be broken. Buzzfeed will name 3 Murders That Were Savage AF.

Our guest Shane goes missing, but benevolent hosts Amerah, Wallace, and Arash find several other guests to talk to – including local morgue correspondent Rose Peckham and a prisoner with a message for the public.

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In this very special one year anniversary episode, the Big Bad Sad boyz talk about that thing we all definitely experience: Love!

We reminisce on the last year and how we’ve grown and changed. Wallace asks the real questions, such as “does anyone our age have a foot fetish?” and Amerah makes an appeal to r/incel.

We also talk to a love guru/author who shares the secrets of finding love, as well as Poet Laureate of the Human Race, Mishak Abendigo.

Editor: A. Ames.

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On this fresh new pod, the gang talks all about movies! They are joined by comedian and an overall stellar guy, Greg Orme! Arash learns who Sam Rockwell and Kurt Russell are during an exciting movie trivia game.

The BBSC bad boys discuss bringing a giant six-foot sub to a movie theater (spoilers, they love the idea).

The renowned movie critic Steven Spielberg Johnson stops by the show to discuss his plans to avoid getting taken down by the #metoo movement as well as reminiscing on the good old days of flagrant sexual harassment in Hollywood.

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Amerah and Wallace are abandoned by Arash this week, but they are joined by very special guest Jackson Banks.

The gang discusses ejaculation, conspiracy theory, and how movies are not funny.

We also sit down with world-famous comedian Mark Mollasses to chat about his Christmas Tinder date and his search for his only surviving daughter, Sandy.

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The gang goes mobile as the Big Bad Sadcast attempts to cram as many people into Wallace‘s apartment as possible.

They are joined by local comedian and scholar Salil Khetani as well as local friend Kashmere to chat about consumer behavior, reactance, and the psychology behind it.

A teen novelist stops by to promote her upcoming true crime inspired book, and we learn some life lessons from an internet troll and pick-up artist Pierre Bonjour.

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On their first 10th episode, the Big Bad Sadcast crew surfs the web and catches some tasty digital waves.

We discuss growing up on the internet and our inevitable fall to the machines. Arash gets a glimpse into the female psyche by impersonating a woman on various message boards while Amerah finds herself on the Weird Al forums.

The gang is joined by SLC comedian and self-proclaimed “Clown Prince of Open Mic,” Sam D’Antuono – but the fun doesn’t stop there, folks. Comedian Andy Dick drops by the show to discuss some upcoming projects and is rudely interrupted by a sex robot teaching a sentient AI how to love.

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And better than ever! Wallace, Arash, and Amerah return to the airwaves with style, catching up on some pressing issues such as incest laws by state, the 2005 classic Walk the Line, and training their brand new network intern, Jennifer.

While discussing the soul-crushing topic of lifelong employment, a cashier-replacing robot, Anastasia, comes by to teach the dangers of automation.

The gang also chats with a mysterious and anonymous truck driver. World-famous comedian Mark Molasses calls in to update us on life in his new home of San Francisco.

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