On what is by far the wildest episode to date, Kyle wraps up the semester, tries to make a cohesive theory about job skills (?), and rants about neighbors. Then, Jonny Berkowitz and Drew Basarab give us the insight we never knew we needed into the MHS Class of 2018, their unique language, and takes so hot they literally shut down Kyle's computer. 

In this episode, back in the OG home studio, Kyle recaps the semester, for all its goods and all its bads. Spoiler alert, romance is the bad. Then, Good Show Members Ingrid Ellis and Hilary Griggs join to talk music, virtual friendships, and, well, more romance. 

We almost made it to a radio show! Almost. So close. But you know how it goes it podcast business-- the show doesn't have to go on but will anyway because what else is there to do? First I talk 21 year olds and elections, then Dom and I talk life for the 3000th time, except this time with a mic. Enjoy! 

NOTE: This episode is Peanut Free. 

On this uncracked, uncut episode, Kyle speaks for a half hour about life on the cusp of legal adulthood. And also being 5 and pulling trig. And also the 1950s? No guests, no music, just the #shortking himself. 

He's back! Kyle returns from his new room, without Derek Jeter, but with some stellar guests. He goes over the usual--what's pissing him off, whatever's directly in front of him, Jesus-- and then he fumbles his way through a description of the future of Yale, only to be joined by ycc candidates Abey Philip and Matt Murillo who picked up the football and carried it 100 yards to the endzone. Listen as they explain their perception's of Yale, Yale's perception of them, and some tea about the one thing Abey couldn't do. 

In this episode, Kyle goes after Tik Tok-apella for trying to ruin his life, FINALLY talks about REAL LIVE BASEBALL, tries to understand old people and then provides a special story-time surprise. Then, Sara Speller, Kyle's old Froco, joins him and well, there is no way to describe exactly what happens. Lots of roasts, some lovely Christianity, and just an overall great time. 

On this episode, Kyle had a tough week and it got to him pretty good. This monologue goes everywhere, from the worst person at a party to the craziest at Yale, then turns to the X Games for what can only be described as a wildly sad epiphany. But don't worry, because to follow that is what has to be Kyle's favorite interview this far, a catch up and a walk down memory lane with his baseball teammates from the class of 2018. This is a good one folks. The Glory Days were good ones. PEANUT BUTTER LOUNGE GUEST: ALE CAMPILLO

BTW: It's Weber's Law. 

PEANUT BUTTER LOUNGE GUEST: Rachel Gesner! 
On this episode, Kyle takes you on the crazy journey that was his Fourth of July catastrophe, with some solid, stupid tangents of course. Then, Kyle's sister finally makes her guest appearance on the show to spill the beans about their weird family and reveal to the listener the private sides of Kyle Mazer that no one but her really knows. 

In this episode, Kyle takes a brief pause from peace and love to let off some steam on things that, quite frankly, don't deserve it. Then, Anshul and Kyle talk about friendship in the modern age, their own friendships, and a few of their best moments. Unfortunately, no Peanut Butter Lounge this week, things got messed up and Kyle got lazy. 

PEANUT BUTTER LOUNGE GUEST EMILI
On this episode, Kyle goes after Billy Joel, clothing trends, and our peachy president in chief. Then with Maurice, Kyle discusses school, life, library seances and more. We're also joined by special guest Hannah Weinstein!!