Max Barth returns to celebrate our 25th episode, and we talk about how to be in love without being insane. We're a little more somber than usual, but there are still plenty of voices and sounds to go around. Produced by Brian Durkin Artwork by Nikki Black   Featured Music: Hail Mary by Joe Messina   She's Tight by Steel Panther   Send questions, comments, concerns, thoughts, stories, and recipes to [email protected]

Philly comic Mallory Leonard joins us to talk comedy, anxiety, and the time she dated Joe. A-WHAAAA???? Yeah. It's a Breaking Up with Joe first, ya jabronis. Listen up. Produced by Brian Durkin Artwork by Nikki Black   Featured Music: Hail Mary by Joe Messina Rock n' Roll Train by AC/DC Mad World by Gary Jules Hallelujah by Jeff Buckley   Send questions, comments, concerns, stories, and recipes to [email protected]

Maureen Durkin is in the studio this week. Yes, related. We talk living with exes, text-based betrayal, and the old favorite, Tindahhh. Produced by Brian Durkin Artwork by Nikki Black   Featured Music: Hail Mary by Joe Messina & Ryan Laney On to The Next One by Jay-Z   Send questions, comments, concerns, stories, and recipes to  especially if you live in Australia.

Joe talks to Philly comic Alejandro Morales about being attracted to the wrong people and why Hispanics overpronounce names and Italians overpronounce food. Produced by Brian Durkin Artwork by Nikki Black   Featured Music: Hail Mary by Joe Messina & Ryan Laney Nightmares by the Sea by Jeff Buckley   Send questions, comments, concerns, stories, and recipes to [email protected]

Law student and fan of the show Mike Mauger joins us for our booziest episode yet, and by that we mean Joe was drunk throughout. We talk to Mike about his engagement, being a normal person, and Star Wars. Produced by Brian Durkin Artwork by Nikki Black Theme Song: Hail Mary by Joe Messina and Ryan Laney   Send questions, comments, concerns, stories, and recipes to [email protected]

Buckle up everyone, it's Mykal Carter-Jackson. The funnyman so nice, they last named him twice. We talk dating and dogs vs. cats as this podcast slowly morphs into a stand up set from 1985. Produced by Brian Durkin Artwork by Nikki Black Theme song: Hail Mary by Joe Messina and Ryan Laney   Send questions, comments, concerns, stories, and recipes to [email protected]

Joe does a solo 'cast from the back seat of his car in Kansas. He welcomes a new wave of listeners, especially those from Australia, and explains what he's doing in the back seat of his car in Kansas. Artwork by Nikki Black   Featured Music: Hail Mary by Joe Messina & Ryan Laney Not Enough by Van Halen   Send questions, comments, concerns, stories, and recipes to [email protected]

Lisa Wise is here! Listen to her harrowing tale of divorce, premature home buying, and social studies, all strangely centered around the state of Maryland. For longtime listeners - we read the text! For new listeners - there was a text! And we read it!   Produced by Brian Durkin Artwork by Nikki Black   Featured Music: Hail Mary by Joe Messina & Ryan Laney Wuthering Heights by Kate Bush   Send questions, comments, concerns, stories, and recipes to [email protected]

The tables have turned. It's a Max Barth takeover, y'all. Max hosts this week and interviews Joe. They get into their deepest issues and almost break up on air. Produced by Brian Durkin Artwork by Nikki Black   Featured Music: Hail Mary by Joe Messina & Ryan Laney Love is Not The Answer by The Darkness   Send questions, comments, concerns, stories, and recipes to [email protected]

Joe and Brian are joined in the studio by Gabe Henninger, Managing Director of the Manayunk Theater Company (). Gabe is a friend who doesn't put up with Joe's bullshit and also the show's first bi guy, so it sure gets interesting. Listen in on our wildly unfocused conversation about various types of loss, gender and sexual fluidity, and more. Produced by Brian Durkin Artwork by Nikki Black   Featured Music: Hail Mary by Joe Messina & Ryan Laney Somebody Kill Me by Adam Sandler   Send questions, comments, concerns, stories, and recipes to [email protected]