Debatably Funny

This week, Keith and Spenser get a special package from a listener. After a confrontation with Snacky, the Snack Time robot, they discover that what’s inside the package is a make-your-own pizza bagel kit. Afterwards, the boys announce their plan to run for mayor and lay out their 10-point platform for getting the city back in shape.

This week, the boys put on their tandem Speedo and dive deep into the wide world of sports, and then continue to swim into the slightly narrower world of the Olympics. They tell us all about the snubs and flubs of the 2016 Summer Olympics in their stellar segment, “Agree to Diss; Agree?” Then, class is in session, as Keith and Spenser bring you all the necessary talking points for cool people in the know in their “Watercooler Masterclass” segment, and this week the spotlight is on the new Mark Damon movie Jason Bourne.

This week, Spenser interviews Ronny Booner, a young southern man who has just awoken from a 10 year coma. Ronny talks about all of the ways believing in his heroes got him through such a treacherous time. Afterwards, Keith and Spenser slow it down for the bros in a special ‘Pokémon Go’ edition of Guyals and Chillbrolations.

On this week’s episode, Keith and Spenser dig into the Hasselhoff chest to play one of the Gary & Garry tapes of old. On the recording, we discover Gary and Garry on a ship travelling from Britain to America. They get into their usual hijinks while on the hunt for some ice for their lukewarm gin.

Keith and Spenser receive a special and very real message from President Barack Obama, which he actually did record, and furthermore, when he recorded it, he did so in his own normal voice. After sending out a PSA to their listeners, the boys are joined by a special guest–the wizard Meryl, brother of Merlin. Meryl stops by to offer some health tips and tell tales from his long life as an accomplished wizard and healer.

In this very special episode of Debatably Funny, Keith and Spenser put on their NPR-voice hats and take a serious look at one of the most poignant and divisive topics of these trying times we live in. Afterwards, we hear from famed pitch-man Winthrop Plank as he pushes his latest fantastic product. Later, Spenser’s Old Pappy stops by and shares some of his sage wisdom in the form of highly-publishable aphorisms.

This week, the boys are bursting at the seams with so many amazing Hollywood ideas that they’re just giving them away! Get out your pencils, sharpen your green see-through visors, call the presses, and stop the president because they’re going all out in this week’s Hollywood Hitlist 2: The Rehitlisting.

This week, Keith and Spenser reach into the magical mail bag and spend some quality time answering their rabid fans’ most burning questions in “All Mail Review.” Then, the boys take a hardcore dive into the wacky world of sports, tackling hard hitting issues such as Deflate Gate, and how to win at every sport; as a special treat, they give their top 9 fantasy draft picks in their first ever sports segment for actual real sports fans!

This week, Keith and Spenser eat a freshly prepared turkey dinner sent to them by Spenser’s grandma; what they aren’t prepared for is the special prize hidden within. Later, the boys host their “Watercooler Masterclass” segment, where they discuss the soon-to-be mega-flop Independence Day: Resurgence and give the listeners the inside scoop on what happened to Will Smith.

On this week’s episode, while Keith eats a sandwich, Spenser sits down for an exclusive interview with the songwriter who some critics are calling “the next Weird Al”: “Cool Byron” Norwood. For a special treat, Cool Byron performs a live in-studio sampling of songs off of his new album, which he guarantees to be wholesome fun for the whole family.