'Bout you know 'bout dat? It's a new dawn on a new day and a new episode of everyone's favorite podcast. Josh openly despises Green Bay, Wisconsin, Alan wants to retire in prison, Producer Pete makes a drawing, and the podcast closes with a song about Dog the Bounty Hunter fighting the Titanium Man in the core of the sun. It's weird, I guess. Like and subscribe or something.

Hi! This episode is destructive. Josh announces that this will be the last podcast ever, only to have Alan offer him $10 for the rights of the show, Producer Pete and Josh fantasize about destroying Alan's truck, Alan tries to veer the boys away from thoughts of damaging his truck, and the podcast closes with a song about smashing Alan's truck. Pretty good episode, honestly. If I was bored at work or looking to kill some time, I would definitely listen to it. Would probably be surprised at how good it was afterwards, too. I don't know. Give it a shot.

Hey, what's up? It's another raucous episode of the Going Hard Podcast! Alan details his five days of sobriety, meanwhile Josh discusses the merits of bedtime vodka. Producer Pete is the coolest guy on the podcast and maybe on the planet. Josh has a conversation with a local bartender/the love of his life. The podcast closes with a song about said bartender. Be sure to tell all of your friends about the podcast, because guys, we could really use the support. You're the best. We love you. More than we could ever love ourselves. Seriously.

Hello, hi. This week's episode is dumb, but fun. The boys contemplate the absent Producer Pete's value to the podcast and lament his absence. Josh ponders the true meaning of freedom. Alan recalls a time when he was nearly beaten and robbed by a group of teenagers. The episode closes with three separate songs about grandmothers. It gets weird. Like the pod. Love the pod. Marry the pod. Never leave the pod.

Heh, heh, heh, heh. It's another installment of the best podcast around. Boy, what a time to be alive. Producer Pete wants to buy a billboard, Alan describes his morning routine, Josh is entranced by ladies putting clothes on, and the boys close it out, as usual, with fun song. Do you love the Going Hard Podcast? Of course you do. So why don't ya just like and rate and subscribe and all that jazz. We love you. We really, really do.

What's up, ladies and 'gents? This episode is good, even though times are very bad. Josh compares Alan and Producer Pete's relationship to the Russia-Ukraine war, Alan suggests that human relationships are tenuous and ponders the efficacy of an altruistic endeavor, Producer Pete stands pat, and the boys close out the show with a song pledging their support for the Ukraine. Do the things that will make us famous. Do. The. Things.