Chubstep

The pendulum swings as an episode dedicated to something only a woman can do is followed by a show based on all things masculine in this week's Chubstep. The guys start with thanking the fans for their most downloads ever in the month of April, Steed quitting his part time job in college by ghosting a sub shop, and a casino commercial which can't be interpreted in an appropriate way. The guys get to what they meant by the topic of masculinity doing an ASMR of eating a meat sticks, a 90's kid peak image of masculinity, the positive beginning of the meaning of toxic masculinity, why men don't live as long, beers, the ultimate man names, the best ways to eat meat, masculinity norm changes through history including crying and high heels, and the best ways for a man to break up with his significant other

What has been missing from pregnancy since the dawn of time? How about the male's on Chubstep perspective and deep understanding! The guys start with Jrad's surprise trip to Las Vegas, soy boys, and nobody being happy with the Kentucky Derby. For the main topic the guys start with how pregnancy is like a vending machine, ancient ways of determining if you're pregnant, the biggest baby ever and how it's like a first round draft bust, an impossibly small baby and long pregnancy, a cure all for pregnancy symptoms, how pregnant women can be helped by lonely men at Jimmy John's, odd beliefs around the world, the lady that 69 babies, and the guys tips for pregnancy.

For the second time, #2 ranked competitive eater in the world Patrick Bertoletti joins Chubstep to discuss all things food and eating a lot of it. Jrad and Steed start with the shame of a Mountain Dew-livery, eating pistachios in bed alone, and knock off foods. Next the 2024 Nathan's Famous Hot Dog Eating Champion joins and the three discuss Jrad's Jamiroquai hat, Patrick winning the Mass Hole Donut Marathon with 100.5 donuts in 10 minutes, technique vs mentality for competitive eating, the official sandwich debate in Illinois, giving fake advice, Jrad downing a banana as fast as he can live, the life of a (egg)Nog Head, the Lettuce Club of Minnesota, Patrick eating heads of lettuce while driving, last meals, stomach stretching, and the upcoming hot dog competition

No animal has made some of the smartest people ever seem more stupid than eels. This is why Steed and Jrad tell you everything you need to know in this week's Chubstep. The guys start with still being ranked in the top 10 of Tanzanian podcasts, topical/tropical storms in Saipan, and Steed's heroic rescue of a family in need and his likely familial tie to Jesus before getting to Eels. For eels the guys start with how little there still is known about how they reproduce, all coming from one location, the idiocracy of: Aristotle and Sigmund Freud, the black market around baby eels, electric eels influence on the battery, hippies powering their house with electric eels, terrible to less terrible eel meals, and eels in noses

The Moon, the myth, the legend is what Steed and Jrad focus on in this week's Chubstep. First there are some pressing matters to get to like small batch eggnog before Easter, having the past coming back to bite you in Easter egg hunts, and an audience member getting kicked out of a comedy show. For the Moon segment the guys cover bad Moon puns, Artemis II making us all look bad, how the Moon was created, why no season would lead to better skiing, why you didn't always want to be king in ancient times, using the Moon to find dung, when we almost nuked the Moon, and the insane items still left on the Moon

From sleep walking murders to mid-flight snoozes for birds, Steed and Jrad are covering sleep in this week's Chubstep so you can rest easy tonight. Steed starts off with being approached for money for fake gas and how that could have led to the relationship of a lifetime, and heckling 18 year olds at the March Madness game before getting to the main topic. The guys cover humans initial sleep patterns of 2 sleeps a night, why you should go on the record as a sleep walker, a cursed family line that dies from a lack of sleep, setting the Guinness World Record for staying up the longest, the longest the guys have been up, and unreal animal sleep habits

Steed is back with his new face while he and Jrad talk all things prisons in this week's Chubstep. The guys start with free soloing at the rock climbing gym, a controversial march madness decision before getting to the main topic. The cohosts start with how to escape from Alcatraz, Norway's luxury prison, the massive amount of convicts in the USA, being safer in prison than out, when solitary confinement was a 'good' thing, prison uniform fashion, Steed being waterboarded, the largest prison - Australia, the great escape of WWII, an escape gone wrong when the driver doesn't show up, and the guys Broadway lense of real life prison

FBI Warning, this is for podcasting purposes only because Steed and Jrad are covering the world of body disposal in this week's Chubstep. First the guys start Tesla fires, wanting a serrano plant to die, the freeing of Chet Hanks, the ultimate Chubstep thumbnail, and Steed's shut down episode ideas. The guys deep dive on body disposal with bone sculptures from 28 Years Later, a 'Chubistory' on burials thousands of years ago, why 6' under, cremation vs bodies coming back to life, a middle age bone shipping service, bodies into diamonds, The Last of Us mushroom burial, Nepalese exposed mountain burial, idiot criminal body disposal, and a game of 'how would you hide it' involving driving a bus off a cliff and covering the president in ribeyes.

Steed and Jrad center this week's Chubstep around the ways maps have strangely caused problems throughout time including now. First Jrad starts with how he felt justified gaming the system to get a new Stanley mug until his memory deceived him before getting to the main topic. The guys cover how terrible the first map was, how very short women are at the center of certain ideological maps, arbitrary lines on a map that led to conflicts hundreds of years later, disappearing islands, the lie your classroom maps told, when a watermark turned into a real town, the most expensive map ever purchased, and finally google maps leading to deaths and war crime. Finally Steed ends with a 'This Day in History' about the Amboyna 'Misunderstanding'

Steed is back from Korea and Saipan to tell the world of Chubstep about bread with the help of Jrad on this week's Chubstep. The guys start with Steed's 8 year old bald son, luxury's in Korea we need in the US like new Coke Zero, and undoing selected buttons on the elevator. They continue with the confusing world of beef tartare before getting to bread. It starts off with a quiz of bread around the world, how to make yeast and bread from scratch, bread and the French revolution in 'Chubsitory', the legality of baguettes, when being hangry leads to death, tainted bread, bread cut with ground bones, and radioactive bread as a health food.