The friendship boys talk about the neo Nazi protest at that Robert E. Lee statue and why the Confederacy sucks. Then there's Trump talk and how he's probably the most zen human to ever live. They also debate different types of mozzerella sticks.

Very Nice Young Man Blake Wexler joins the podcast to goof around about sneaker lines, comedy festivals, the Colbert FCC thing, and the origin of Blue Collar Comedy Tour catchphrases. Pete Kuempel sucks.

Pat Barker joins the friendship boys again because they had an idea for a show where they just list the different Mt. Rushmores of things, but somebody's already doing that podcast so we did it for one episode. Suck it, other podcast.

The boys go through the movies coming out this summer and talk about which ones they'd to see and which ones look like stupid dogshit that are killing society. Also, Luke has it out for Chris Pratt so he better watch out.

Luke and Aaron talk about an incident with a heckler at their stand-up show this weekend. Then Zach Braff stops by to yell at Aaron for not living his life to the fullest. Finally, they review (half of) the state nicknames. And then Zach Braff returns.

The boys examine what their paths would have been if they never went into comedy. They talk more about what a pretentious dork Luke is and why Aaron refuses to read Harry Potter as a thirty-three-year-old man. Then they talk about that dumb stupid Pepsi commercial.

This one is full of goofy riffs and stupid discussions. Pretty much everything you're expecting from a Friendship Buddies episode. They talk about reaction gifs and internet sarcasm tags and then they make fun of Bill O'Reilly and that falafel tape of his.

Aaron does his Stan Lee impression, which is actually really great. Luke brings up his facebook beef against Aaron and they don't work through it. They talk about food again, of course. What did you expect? That they wouldn't talk about food? So naive.

The boys recorded this one last so it's really goofy and silly. They talk about the Amy Schumer stuff from last week a little bit and a lot about food. This is a Friendship Buddies for the ages, folks. Plus, funny acronyms like ZIP (Zandwiches Is Pow).

The Friendship Boys are visited by Philly comedians Mike Rainey and Mike O'Donnell. Rainey discusses potentially moving his family out to Los Angeles and having to share a bedroom with his dying grandfather. O'Donnell talks his woke song parodies.