We asked our fans which items do they always keep stocked in their fridge and why. The listeners did not disappoint. They came back with a lot of incredible answers: milk, ketchup, pickles, and more. We go through the highlights from the poll, and host Brian Durkin sheds some light on the matter from his personal life. This episode also includes coverage of the cognative bias the sunk cost fallacy, gives Will Schroder's YT a shout out, and includes a hilarious round of Super Fight.

Pepperoni vs sausage vs mushrooms vs more cheese. The debate rages on this comedy podcast about which pizza topping is the best. Comedian Brian Durkin curates the discussion with fans of the show as they voice their opinions on the matter. He also chimes in with his own thoughts on the best pizza toppings. The episode also includes some fun fake ads that lead into a discussion about the logical fallacy false clause. The episode ends with a playful round of Super Fight.

Luke Cuccurullo joins us for a chat about food we didn't like as kids, but we fancy quite a bit as adults. Luke and Brian Durkin discuss their nominees for food that grew on them, plus touch on some other topics. The interview closes with a couple rounds of Super Fight between the boys. To start things off prior to the interview, Brian lays down the tone for the podcast with some FBL affirmations. The podcast concludes with Brian discussing the cognative bias anchoring and thanking the fans for listening.

What do soups and sandwiches have in common? They are both available in cans! Which one do you choose? There's always the classic and boring answers like tomatoes, pineapples, or beans (in case canned soup or canned sandwiches aren't your thing). Comedian Brian Durkin asked the people which canned food they liked and why, and the answers were comprehensive and surprising. He also discusses the logical fallacy of Strawman arguments. The episode wraps up with a fun round of Super Fight.

Sometimes restaurants have the goofiest set-ups possible for their bathrooms. Brian shares some of the silliest and funniest situations from his past. There was a steakhouse that didn't have a bathroom inside the restaurant. There was the restaurant that you had to walk through the kitchen to get to the only restaurant. And there is so much more. Who knew that bathrooms could be so complicated? Brian also shares some hilarious stories regarding bathrooms from the listeners. In typical fashion, comedian Brian Durkin riffs on random stuff upfront and throughout the episode. This improvised comedy podcast is filled with off-the-wall commentary, singing, and dad jokes.

Vegan brunch with your significant other can be a glorious time to ball out on things you wouldn't normally buy. The key is going to the right place to celebrate. Brian Durkin and Lauren Daniels decided to roll the dice with Nic's On Beverly. They really enjoyed it, and Brian talks about all the drinks/food they tried. He also explains the power of having a vegan brunch, and the mystical nature of brunching in general. It's wouldn't be an episode of Full Belly Laughs without some hilarious asides. Brian pops in with anecdotes about all types of stuff: Superbass, Kesha conspiracies, how to deal with hives, and so much more! Episode Highlights: : Nicki Minaj "Superbass", B & L try Nic's On Beverly, The Prophet Kesha, Celin's dishing out the hives, Shot to the tooth, and you're not okay, .

Giving Tuesday is a great time for reflection. Brian and Lauren run down a gratitude list. Highlights include their new life in California and the launch of the new Full Belly Laughs website. The move from Philly to SoCal was talked about, but never seemed real. Making this a reality has been a really positive change in the couple's lives. As for the new site, Brian started working on it 15 months ago in his spare time. In the interim he's gone through 2 different jobs and moved 4 times (once across the country). Needless to say there were distractions and challenges. Oh and Brian isn't a developer, so learning a lot of this stuff was unfamiliar. After a lot of work, the site finally came to fruition. Special shout out to Jeremy Gimbel for his mentorship, patience, and friendship. Brian's plan for Full Belly Laughs is to be ad-free and fan supported through donations. In order to do that though, he needs to practice what he preaches. On this Giving Tuesday, Brian started contributing to 5 of his favorite content creators. On this episode he explains why he picked them and how he is supporting their work.

Do you prefer nuts or nutting? Ice cream or cream pies? If you're not a fan of nasty sex euphemisms, then keep your hopes high; that was the end of those references. We get down to biz-nass on this episode: sex versus (your favorite) food. The discussion expands to the pros and cons of sex versus food, and how people that eat their fruits are sleeping with nature. We delve into the morality of eating an apple, yet not helping the apple tree reproduce. From there we dive into human sexuality in the silliest way possible. Sure food is necessary to stay alive, but is it really better than smashing with your partner? The episode ends with host Brian Durkin playing a fun round of Punderdome.

Learn about the best Pittsburgh restaurants in Downtown and near (or in) the David Lawrence Convention Center. Comedian and duelist Brian Durkin explains his favorite eats from his last trip to the Steel City. Learn about what it means to be a duelist in the funnest way possible. Plus you'll get to hear about some actually good restaurants in the Pittsburgh city center. Brian also does a bit of a fun energy cast on this episode; he recorded it in the Santa Monica Public Library. Don't fear though, because this is not a whisper cast; he booked a study room to cast appropriately. The episode ends with him playing a round of Punderdome and Super Fight.

Become a better beatboxer with this amazing diet. Brian Durkin revealed his uncanny ability to sometimes beatbox pretty well for his girlfriend Lauren Daniels. From there he discusses the regiment he undergoes to have such a natural talent. His generosity to share the insights into randomly sounding okay at beatboxing is an unparalleled lecture. Most people would pay for this type of masterclass to learn how to make sounds from their mouth. And that's not all! You will also hear Brian riff on sensitive topics, this way actual beatboxers and woke people can dislike him in unison. The silly episode is capped off with a fun round of Alpha Buzz on Amazon's Echo Dot.