Don't Start A Podcast

For the conclusion of Volume 2, we present to you a clip show-style episode full of moments from various podcasts that are too "good" (and by good we mean bad) to not share with you. Listen at your own risk...

Billy Martin Scoops joins the show to play our gauntlet of trivia... and he SUUUUUCCCCKKKKSSSSS at it (but probably knew that).

Today we reach into The Box of Tricks with my good friend and member of my college improv troupe, Sam. We absolutely clown some Home Depot's, a Marriott, and an old lady. Come listen for some good ole fashion he-he-hoo-has!

This week Kyle and Darcey review the dating app Peender, unveil Kyle's Top 5 Ways To Stop A Sexual Advance, and dish more tips to keep you abstinent. And that's all that happens... nothing else...

nope... not even a little bit...

Joining me in my studio apartment is Harrison Williams. He's running for governor! And you shouldn't vote for him because he suuuuuucks. But why tell you when I can just show you! Welcome, Harrison Williams :)

A Botulism outbreak? Another bad gameshow? Big Red Balls!? The only way to decide the biggest story of the week is to put it into our bracket of headlines...and then we can... um, tell you... the  uh  ...

NOPE!

We're back, sharing with you the worst podcasts the internet has to offer. Volume 2 consists of six episodes, releasing every Monday, starting on October 31st. All this to remind you... Don't Start A Podcast!

Good vibrations to anyone reading the description: With the Stanley Cup Playoffs well underway, Tiffany and Vincent are joined by their brother Vincent to discuss why their Minnesota Wild are on the verge of elimination, and how it can be stopped.

The mysterious death of Philadelphia native Jackson Michaels is being called by some "the most perfect crime ever committed," and is on the verge of turning cold...but that's because Sarah and Conor haven't opened the case file. Join the two of us and Let's Solve It!

It's okay if you didn't understand the critically acclaimed film The Social Network. Maxwell and Johnathan are here to explain to you all those details that went over your inexperienced movie viewing head so that next time you watch it, you can actually appreciate the work of art that it is...despite its still many flaws.