Did We Solve It?

The gang talks about the difference between an ignorant comment and a microaggression. Shain and Neeraj talk about their "man date" to the movies. Jake reveals a secret love of feet. 

The gang tells various tales from odd moments at other music festivals after Shain's return from his Pickathon adventures. The crew also asks, how mixed do you need to be, in order to be in a mixed-race relationship?

Jake talks about a racially charged moment during a basketball tournament and the new hit film, Blindspotting. Shain tells stories about his father's DJ days. Neeraj is a genius.

The guys talk about performing in White rooms vs. Black rooms and more running incidents of White people calling the cops on minorities. Neeraj wears a peculiar shirt. Shain talks about visiting his brother at work. Jake explores different philosophies on stand-up. 

Comedian Joann Schinderle (@joannlizabeth) joins the guys in Jake's dirty room to talk about her wonderful new life in LA, vibrant Wisconsin upbringing and awkward interactions in her relationships with men of other ethnicities. 

This week the guys have decided to record not in Jake’s sad bedroom but Shain’s haunted garage, goes into a story about a potentially racist incident involving an Oregon State Representative and looks ahead at their semi-final round on the Portland’s Funniest Person contest. Jake talks about having his family visit and an awkward moment with an audience member after a show. Shane discusses how his relationship with the police is changing with age.

This week the guys have decided to record not in Jake’s sad bedroom but Shain’s haunted garage, goes into a story about a potentially racist incident involving an Oregon State Representative and looks ahead at their semi-final round on the Portland’s Funniest Person contest. Jake talks about having his family visit and an awkward moment with an audience member after a show. Shane discusses how his relationship with the police is changing with age.

The guys talk about racial labelling. Neeraj tells stories about the U.S. naturalization process. Jake talks about historic oppression of Jews, but that's not why he feels sad again. Shain's switched to PBR as he discusses the history of activism in his family.

The crew gets reads fan mail and talks about political correctness policies of college campuses, Portland and in stand up comedy. 

The boys learn about each other's religious backgrounds. Neeraj talks about dealing with White folks that are way too into yoga from his journey to Colorado. Shain tells tales from going to the beach with his family and connecting with a fellow veteran. Jake explains his new adopted identity and what it's like to hang out in a sensory deprivation tank.