This episode dives headfirst into the kind of tracks that make you wanna break something, throw your hands up, and forget whatever dignity you walked in with. No structure, no rules—just stories, side tangents, and the kind of energy that only comes from blasting absolute bangers with your friends and seeing where the night goes.

In this episode we talk to Matt D. from Black Manifold Transmissions and long time member of the Bullpen.

This one’s kind of all over the place—in the best way. We’re bouncing between old Hollywood lore, conspiracy rabbit holes, mental health treatments (both real and… questionable), and taking some swings at culture along the way. There’s some personal stories in here, a little celebrity mess, and a lot of us just trying to make sense of it all while cracking jokes.

The Bullshittin’ boys are back at it—no script, no plan, just letting it rip. This week’s episode goes everywhere and nowhere all at once as we dive into whatever’s been on our minds, from random life nonsense to music, movies, and the kind of conversations that only make sense at 2AM.

From real-life chaos to dumb hypotheticals, wrestling talk, music, and the kind of conversations that probably shouldn’t be recorded—but are anyway—this is the purest form of Bullshittin’.

This week we sit down with my good buddy, Malcolm.

THis week on BS its just Big Love and Big Sug talking about what we're watching and listening to.

This week on Bullshittin’, Big Sug and Big Love welcome their old college buddy—and longtime friend—Adam Garner to the show. What starts as a simple catch-up quickly turns into a full-blown trip down memory lane as the guys dig into stories about legendary parties, questionable food choices, late-night adventures, and the kind of exploration you only get up to when you’re young, dumb, and figuring life out together.

This week on BS we get into neighbors, childhood neighborhoods, and of course what we're watching and listening to

This week on Bullshittin' we doing some bullshitting