Episode 78- We’re wearing our sunglasses inside and not ashamed about it. We share some stories from our dads, and discuss how your best friends parents can be instrumental in your life. Miles hits a checkpoint in his life and we go rapid fire round to find out more about ourselves. We discuss playing societies “game” and how it can help out in hairy situations.. all this and more on this weeks episode of Good Sauce with Rauce and Joel 

It’s episode 77, and we’re dripped out in comradery  with custom T-shirts provided by Nico…We “Glassify” different spirits and liqueurs from around the world…Jon is impressed by the tough-ness of Amish women…..We take you back to the beaches of D-day to bring you a Funny Moment in History…Boxed or Bagged cereal? Salad with no dressing? and Deleters vs Non-Deleters, are all topics sorted out on this color-coordinated episode of Good Sauce with Rauce and Joel. ENJOY!!!!

We back! Jon is away on assignment in Ohio studying the Amish and we realize that an Amish Podcast is just a conversation. We break down the choice of Bad Bunny for the super halftime show, predict which teams will make it all the way to the big game and we have some suggestions on how to take halftime up a level…or a milli. The great Sean Finnerty sits in! We talk about his rise through the stand-up comedy ranks from his start in Orlando, roasting his way to being the meanest person in New York City and becoming the first Irish comic on The Tonight Show, it’s quite a journey.  See him live at Moe’s Comedy Jam on Oct 2nd at the Funny Bone in Orlando. Enjoy!

This week on Good Sauce with Rauce and Joel we get into why having good homies is a life necessity, why the sitcom era of TV is officially cooked, and what our absolute worst jobs would look like. We also hit you with quick elevator pitches of ourselves, talk about why you should create before you hate, and Rauce finally explains his strange lower back tattoo. We wrap it all up with some fun behind-the-scenes movie facts. 

This week is packed. Rauce dives into Charlie Sheen’s new documentary and opens up about how it reshaped the way he looks at celebrity meltdowns. We also unpack why having wealthy friends isn’t just nice—it might be necessary. Nico takes us on a wild but oddly educational ride through the “genomes of dragons,” and we debate one of the most intimate relationship questions of all: should you be cracking your partner’s back? Plus, Rauce shares some sweet (and chaotic) updates from his son’s very first birthday party.

This week on Good Sauce with Rauce and Joel, things get saucy fast. We break down the Phillies Karen incident,and why dad might not be as innocent as he seems. Plus, Mrs. Rachel proves that even the internet’s favorite teacher sometimes needs YouTube to get by.In the Our announcer and Jon’s feud refuses to die, we settle the age-old question: is your baby bobblin’ or toddlin’? Miles discovers gravity, we relive our most legendary childhood injuries, Rauce introduces Miles to Baby Keem, and we air out our frustrations about Florida’s attack on crosswalks and sidewalks.

Viva Las Vegas! and let’s just say… not everyone can handle Sin City. Rauce reveals his assumption with tall, rich, tattooed people at airports (yes, he WILL ask for your autograph). Meanwhile, Renedo goes on a journey of self-discovery with the help of a Russian blackjack dealer. Tune in for laughs, revelations, and a little sauce on the side.

This week on Good Sauce with Rauce and Joel, a drunk soccer fan gets way too interested in Rauce’s baby’s feet, leading to a fullon dad defense moment. We also reveal the new studio art, and dream up the wild stuff we’d put in our mansions if we had unlimited cash.

This week, we’re joined by the one and only Sabrina Ambra, who gives us the inside scoop on her upcoming show Saturday, August 23rd—make sure you grab your tix Rauce’s travel woes keep piling up, turning into a full-on “chaos off” when someone gets left at the airport. Renedo uncovers what really goes down in Times Square on New Year’s Eve when the ball drops, and Joel gives Nico more cards and the excitement is a little to rule.

Rauce is on a mission to be “one of the boys,” and apparently that starts with hanging his keys off his belt loop like he’s in a low-budget Fast & Furious spin-off. Meanwhile, Naydo dives into the awkward anthropology of walking into a party where you don’t know a single soul—do you hover by the chips or find the dog? We also spiral into why group texts might just be the first horseman of the apocalypse, and then cap it off with the wild, true story of Phoenix Jones: the real-life superhero who traded his cape for a spot on the DEA’s watch list.