Comedians Pat George, Megan Goetz, and Brandon T. Gorin join host Brian Durkin for the 2018 Philly Podcast Festival. This performance is a classic episode of the hilarity that ensues at the live shows. The gang riffs on all the prizes they brought for the audience, and then knock it out of the park with the game portion of the show. If you never listened to Full Belly Laughs, then this is a great place to start.

Comedians Brian Durkin and Tommy Highland discuss the need to eat smart. But conscious eating is not easy. The bad food tastes really good. If it didn't we would all have no problem avoid it. The boys lay down some ground rules to help you, and themselves, on their quest to make better decisions at dinner. After the deep conversation they do a round of Chuck Klosterman's Hypertheticals; 50 Questions for Insane Conversations.

Host Brian Durkin gets real on this intimate episode of the podcast. Just 48 hours before recording this session his girlfriend of 3 years broke things off. They used to live together, and she was there with him for a lot of important events. Brian pays tribute to her and thanks her for being a kind a loving person, but ultimately recognizes they aren't right for each other. He also gets real about how he cares about her and wishes the best for her. Brian closes the episode giving shout outs and running through a list of the best food to eat after a break up.

Comedians Ross Weisman (Kidflix), Dan Clark, and Jeff Roser join Brian Durkin for a conversation about tipping. The boys look into the etiquette of various situations. How much do you tip a barista? Should you be leaving something at a fast casual place like Panera Bread? You just tipped at Starbucks, so why not? The gang gets into it, and after a thorough discussion they play some board games to cap off the evening.

Podcaster Jeff Stormer stops by the apartment studio to chat with Brian Durkin about the best party board games. They discuss the pros and cons to nerdy board games, and which ones fit the bill on not being too nerdy. The goal is to find a game that requires some skill, but isn't so complicated and overwhelming that the party guests disengage. After the great conversation the boys play a round of Guess Who with some modified rules to explore one of their points from the discussion.

How much do you value free toppings? What's your feelings on queso? How about a variety of protein options? All of these questions and more are argued with intense vigor as comedians throwdown about why one Mexican chain out ranks another. They go back and forth discussing the mertis of Chipotle and Qdoba. After the dust settles the comics come back together for some board games, and host Brian Durkin closes the show with fan submitted comments to this week's topic.

Host Brian Durkin takes on an interesting challenge from his guest Dorian Vasquez: take a list of ingredients for ceviche and figure out how to make it. This episode proves to be a fantastic lesson on how to navigate a recipe. Zak Krone joins the boys to enjoy the food and just murder it with comedy stylings. After dissecting the ceviche and the process of following recipes, the boys play some board games to cap off the afternoon.

Everybody loves their milks, cheeses, and ice creams. Even if you don't tolerate lactose, you still love it in your heart of hearts. But considering that we can't ball out on dairy all day every day, we should probably consider some alternatives. Is it possible that nuts smashed into milky or cheese goodness could possibly dethrone OG dairy?

Return guests Alex Colic and Rich Chin join host Brian Durkin for a discussion about the best movie snacks. They roast each other about their top picks, and then settle on some best practices for what to eat when enjoying a film. After playing some board games the show closes with a bunch of nominations for the best movie snack from the fans.

The guests and host met each other from playing Magic: the Gathering. It's a trading card game that facilitates a lot of social hangouts and lifelong friends. Besides those amazing benefits there is also a ton of money to be made by collecting the cards themselves. The boys chat about MTG finance and how you can make a fortune and beat the growth of the stock market.