In this lost Side Tracks episode, Very Sulty digs into the old saying “What’s in a name?” and argues — with that unmistakable Sulty certainty — that the answer is a whole lot more than people admit. According to him, a name can tilt the scales of success, shape first impressions, and even decide who gets taken seriously and who gets overlooked. While everyone else shrugs and pretends names don’t matter, Sulty lays out why they absolutely do, and why ignoring that truth is just another way adults fool themselves. Cowboy Burt & Ian listen as Very Sulty breaks down how a simple name can open doors, close them, or change the entire trajectory of a person’s life. It’s classic Sulty: blunt, funny, and annoyingly right.

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America's funniest "celebrity culture" comedy videos. Capt. Very Sulty & friends lampoon the tabloids and generate rich comedy spin-offs as they humorously pick apart our absurd reality. THE COMEDY SHOW FOR THE BEST OF US!

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In this Side Tracks episode, Very Sulty has had it — absolutely had it — with the rise of “nana,” “kido,” and all the other cutesy, baby‑brained labels adults keep inventing for each other. According to Sulty, grown‑ups have officially crossed the line from playful to preposterous, and the language has gone straight into the diaper pail. With his trademark sideways wit, he argues that this silly talk has spiraled out of control and it’s time for everyone to reclaim their dignity and start speaking like adults again. Cowboy Burt & Ian listen as Sulty breaks down how ridiculous it’s gotten, why it needs to stop, and why — as usual — he’s the only one brave enough to say it out loud.

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This is episode 56. In this episode, Sulty asks how the f*&% something we all love to do or have done to us got to be the go-to word or phrase used in a negative context and every efn other thing under the sun.

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Sulty thinks it's time all wimmin break free of the "cattle concept" and that we all break free of traditions that demean wimmin. And let's make wimmin a legit word.

America's funniest "celebrity culture" comedy videos. Capt. Very Sulty & friends lampoon the tabloids and generate rich comedy spin-offs as they humorously pick apart our absurd reality. THE COMEDY SHOW FOR THE BEST OF US!

If you like the show...then 'Like' and share. Go to the G Block Show website https://gblockshow.com or G Block Show on FB. Thank you!

The G Block Show appreciates you! You are why the show exists so enjoy!

If you enjoy thoughtful mischief, cultural lampooning, and the kind of humor that sneaks up on you, you’re in the right place. The G Block Show is comfort‑comedy for the best of us.

You can now watch a “puppetized” version of this and every other G Block Show episode on YouTube — all in order — at: G Block Show – In Show Order – YouTube

The G Block Show's roots are in the lampooning of the newsstand tabloids and so starting with this episode, in addition to our every Friday G Block Show podcast post, we will also be posting a G Block Show 'Tabloid' episode every Tuesday. We're calling it 'Tabloid Tuesday'

Welcome to Episode 55! Now, normally this would be a “Tabloid Tuesday,” but life had other plans — Very is currently in the hospital after stepping on a tack. (Yes… a tack. Don’t ask.)So instead, we’re rolling out a pre‑recorded G‑Block Show episode all about the early days of on‑demand entertainment — back when “watching what you want, when you want” was a brand‑new idea.Younger listeners will get a kick out of how different things used to be, and our seasoned audience will enjoy a nostalgic stroll down memory lane.Settle in and enjoy the ride.



If you enjoy thoughtful mischief, cultural lampooning, and the kind of humor that sneaks up on you, you’re in the right place. The G Block Show is comfort‑comedy for the best of us.

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This is episode 54. This episode is part 7 of a multi-part series of Very Sulty going to the hospital. A minute-to-hour account of all Very experienced during his hospital stay.

This episode is about Very's view of the tv show the View that he enjoyed during his hospital stay. This eposide also wraps up Sulty's hospital stay so between that and the View show Sulty is saying whoopy! 



⭐ Episode 54 — “Very Sulty Goes to the Hospital: Part 7 — In the final chapter of this multi‑part hospital saga, Very Sulty reflects on the unexpected highlight of his stay: Catching The View on hospital TV. With nothing but time, a remote, and a questionable channel lineup, Sulty dives into the show with his trademark dry wit, offering a sideways take on the cast, the chatter, and the chaos — all while deciding whether the show is helping him recover or pushing him closer to needing more medication as he puzzles over how challaging it is for Whoopee to go to a break. As Sulty wraps up his hospital experience, he finds himself saying “whoopee” in more ways than one: celebrating both the show’s entertainment value and the fact that he’s finally being discharged. Blending humor, honesty, and that intimate Sulty charm, this episode closes the hospital arc on a high note, proving once again that even a tack‑related hospital stay can become prime G Block storytelling.

Episode 54 is the perfect capstone to the entire hospital saga — a mix of Sulty’s TV‑watching commentary, his sideways take on The View, and the relief of finally getting sprung from the hospital after the Great Tack Incident. It’s warm, funny, observational, and has that “closing chapter” energy that ties the whole arc together.




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For this week’s episode the G Block Show dips into the vault for a pre‑recorded classic about leveling the mobility ‘playing field.’ In this episode, Sulty breaks down the strange world of vehical safety horns, arguing that if a horn is meant to warn, then size really shouldn’t matter. With his trademark blend of dry wit and sideways logic, Sulty has a honken good time talking about vehical horns. It’s clever, funny, and surprisingly insightful, proving once again that listening to the G Block Show is always a blast and Sulty always keeps the comedy keeps rolling.

If you enjoy thoughtful mischief, cultural lampooning, and the kind of humor that sneaks up on you, you’re in the right place. The G Block Show is comfort‑comedy for the best of us.

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In this installment of the G Block Show’s hospital saga, Very Sulty turns his attention to the so‑called entertainment available to patients — and let’s just say some of it is enough to make you sicker than whatever you came in with. From the endless loop of daytime TV to the baffling channel selections to the “Who is this even for?” programming, Sulty finds himself straddling the entertainment fence, trying to decide whether to laugh, cry, or pull the plug on the TV altogether. With his trademark dry wit, he breaks down every awkward moment, every cringe‑worthy show, and every attempt the hospital makes to keep patients “occupied.” As always, Sulty transforms the mundane into comedy gold, proving that even hospital entertainment can become prime G Block material.

Episode 52 is such a perfect comedic beat in the saga. After the questions, the poking, the food, now we get to the part where Sulty is trapped with whatever “entertainment” the hospital thinks will keep a patient alive… or at least awake. This one has that classic Sulty vibe: observational, dry, a little exasperated, and very funny.



If you enjoy thoughtful mischief, cultural lampooning, and the kind of humor that sneaks up on you, you’re in the right place. The G Block Show is comfort‑comedy for the best of us.

You can now watch a “puppetized” version of this and every other G Block Show episode on YouTube — all in order — at: G Block Show – In Show Order – YouTube

The G Block Show's roots are in the lampooning of the newsstand tabloids and so starting with this episode, in addition to our every Friday G Block Show podcast post, we will also be posting a G Block Show 'Tabloid' episode every Tuesday. We're calling it 'Tabloid Tuesday'


⭐ Episode 51 — “Machete Boy, Flubber Fails & Psycho Sea Lions”In this Tabloid Tuesday edition of the G Block Show, Very Sulty stumbles onto a story about “Machete Boy,” and from that moment on, things get dicey — literally and figuratively. The tabloids spin it as a “life hack,” but Sulty quickly points out that nothing involving a machete should ever be called a hack unless you’re talking about chopping wood. From there, the crew dives into tales of flubber‑like mishaps and people being told they have “no game,” which Sulty dissects with his trademark sideways logic. And just when listeners think the madness has peaked, the show ends with a full‑throated roar about psycho sea lions, proving once again that nature can be just as unhinged as Hollywood. It’s fast, frantic, and freak‑out‑friendly — classic Tabloid Tuesday mayhem.

Episode 51 is a wild one — the kind of Tabloid Tuesday chaos where every story feels like it was written by someone who had too much caffeine and not enough supervision. “Machete Boy,” flubber, no‑game accusations, and psycho sea lions? This is exactly the kind of tabloid buffet where Sulty thrives. 

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If you enjoy thoughtful mischief, cultural lampooning, and the kind of humor that sneaks up on you, you’re in the right place. The G Block Show is comfort‑comedy for the best of us.

You can now watch a “puppetized” version of this and every other G Block Show episode on YouTube — all in order — at: G Block Show – In Show Order – YouTube

⭐ Episode 50 — “Very Sulty Goes to the Hospital: Part 5 — Food Time ”In this next chapter of the G Block Show’s hospital saga, Very Sulty finally reaches the moment he’s been waiting for: the food. And you know Sulty — he’s a foodie through and through, even when the menu comes with a plastic lid and a side of mystery. From the surprise flavors to the questionable textures to the oddly comforting warmth of a hospital tray, Sulty narrates the entire culinary adventure with his trademark dry wit. Whether he’s savoring something unexpectedly tasty or trying to decode what exactly he’s eating, every bite becomes a comedic moment. Much like the beloved “Very Sulty Goes to Bootcamp” series, these hospital episodes offer an intimate, funny, and deeply relatable look at Sulty navigating unfamiliar territory. It’s warm, weird, and wonderfully entertaining — proof that even hospital food can become prime G Block material.

Episode 50 (your foodie‑in‑the‑hospital chapter) is such a perfect pivot in the saga. After all the questions, poking, prodding, and inexplicable humans, now we finally get to the part that really matters to Very Sulty: the food. And of course, Sulty being Sulty, even hospital cuisine becomes comedy material. This one has that warm, intimate, slice‑of‑life charm that makes the whole hospital arc feel so human and so funny.


If you enjoy thoughtful mischief, cultural lampooning, and the kind of humor that sneaks up on you, you’re in the right place. The G Block Show is comfort‑comedy for the best of us.

You can now watch a “puppetized” version of this and every other G Block Show episode on YouTube — all in order — at: G Block Show – In Show Order – YouTube

The G Block Show's roots are in the lampooning of the newsstand tabloids and so starting with this episode, in addition to our every Friday G Block Show podcast post, we will also be posting a G Block Show 'Tabloid' episode every Tuesday. We're calling it 'Tabloid Tuesday'

⭐ Episode 49 — “Kidnapped in NYC? No Surrey. And Soapy Susan Strikes Again.”In this Tabloid Tuesday edition of the G Block Show, Very Sulty and the gang dive into a fresh pile of tabloid absurdity, starting with the unbelievable claim that Surrey Cruise was kidnapped after being “all alone” in New York City. Sulty immediately calls foul — nobody is ever alone in NYC, so Surrey must have some seriously powerful B.O. or supernatural stealth skills to pull that off. And as Sulty points out, Tom Cruise has nothing on Surrey… no Surrey. Then the tabloids shift gears to the legendary Susan Lucci, the eternal nominee who somehow never wins, prompting Sulty to wonder why the soap world’s most iconic star keeps getting rinsed and repeated without ever getting the trophy. Something just doesn’t wash. With his trademark dry wit, Sulty slices through the melodrama, the exaggeration, and the pure nonsense that keeps the tabloids in business. It’s sharp, silly, and classic Tabloid Tuesday mayhem.

Episode 49 is exactly the kind of gloriously unhinged tabloid stew that makes Tabloid Tuesday such a riot. You’ve got Surrey Cruise somehow getting kidnapped in the one city on Earth where it’s physically impossible to be alone, Tom Cruise getting out‑shined by his own kid, and then the tabloids dragging poor Susan Lucci back into the spotlight just to remind everyone she’s “always a nominee, never a winner.” This one practically begs for Sulty’s sideways logic.





If you enjoy thoughtful mischief, cultural lampooning, and the kind of humor that sneaks up on you, you’re in the right place. The G Block Show is comfort‑comedy for the best of us.

You can now watch a “puppetized” version of this and every other G Block Show episode on YouTube — all in order — at: G Block Show – In Show Order – YouTube