Boy Friends' Podcast

In this episode of Boy Friends things go from a lazy river to a waterfall when Daniel finds out Andy has a hidden past and used to go by a different name.

Join us for an easy-going episode of three buddies hanging out, until someone gets their feelings hurt.

In this episode the Boys imagine what it might be like to travel back and forth in time like the Quantum Leap guy. Andy doesn't know what Quantum Leap is. The Boys discuss everything from a working class Dad from the 50's traveling to our current year, to bringing back the perfect weapons to the Civil War.  The Boys answer a real heartbreaking question about getting left out of a group of friends. Daniel identifies with this question and shares some painful memories from his own life and brings the Boys closer together.

In this episode of Boy Friends, Buddies Never Die the Boys discuss the privacy rules that apply to Guardian Angels. If you’ve ever wondered where your angel can and cannot go this episode is for you. We spend some time riffing on magicians, bus rides, hold music bands, and Easter egg hunts.  We round out the episode with some stories from Austin and Andy’s past and their first jobs.

Join us for a casual conversation with the Boy Friends. In this “unplugged” episode of Boy Friends, Andy learns about Animorphs. Since he simply cannot get his head around the idea of a child morphing into an animal, Austin has the bright idea to combine it with a book series Andy loves: The Hardy Boys. The Boys wrestle down the plot points and universe rules for the first season of the Hardymorphs. Hardymorphs is a book series about three young adult male detectives who struggle with involuntary morphing.

The last weekend of February The Boys got together in an undisclosed location for Daniel's birthday.  This episode gets a little crazy because all The Boys are in the same room. The roll of the dice determines the fate of this episode and Andy gets real passive and real aggressive.

The Boys discuss being insecure in a pet store and how Andy can get roped into just about anything. Then Daniel brings up Austin's new found wealth... he now drives a Lexus.  Daniel confesses that he drives a dirty 15 passenger van with old folks home decals on the side, and Andy thinks it's gotta have some perks.  The Boys then bring it in with one of the most kick butt question answers of all time. Andy gets real and shares from the heart.. before joking again. Don't miss, arguably the best episode of, Boy Friends where Buddies Never Die TM TM TM TM TM.

The Boys have a blast hanging with an old friend Adam Collazo. They tackle a question about board game competition and Austin surprises the boys with a new wedding announcement.  Adam talks about the trouble with wedding outfits and Andy describes his boyhood life in his teeny-tiny Christian School.

**This Episode was recorded in early January when Daniel had the Noro Virus. The Boys mistakenly call this the "flu".**

The Boys reflect on vacation in the mountains while Andy sees an old friend, Alex, who is now in really good shape.  Then the conversation moves to wrastlin'. Daniel and Austin reflect on the best all time wrestlers they've been defeated by, including Cody Cochran, Dave Dryden, Richard Hill, and Ben Kirk.  Then Andy gets real and talks about the time he beat up Ryan Watkins at Harbor Wholesale. The episode moves into emergency mode when someone looses their wife and son, but resolves when Andy realizes it was a misunderstanding. The episode makes a big turn when the boys discover to find a son a wife they have to make over Nacho Deb.

The Boys share some of their Valentines Day tips and riff about Redbox and Blockbuster.  Daniels shares about his love for American Gladiators while Andy struggles to find a fictitious gladiator name. Austin smokes Andy on a Star Wars force power debate while Andy clings to his lightsaber.  The question divides the Boys, but good, until a question about Wizard of Oz brings them back together again. We aren't in Kansas anymore on this weeks Boy Friends.

Join the Boys as they talk about the reality of membership shopping compared to the struggles of Walmart. Costco comes out a clear winner in this episode, but their weapon section isn't up to snuff for Andy.  Austin signs up for a Target Membership with a toothless gypsy king, and the Boys try to help a grammar nazi. The episode crescendos when the Boys try to help someone find alternatives to curse words.