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iObject & Frank Object. A friend of the show and low-key wild man Frank Object has been making music since around the early 2010s. How we met was online in Messenger chats and I have come to recognize this is a guy with some serious musical abilities. Enjoy this playlist that is mostly songs from the album Lentinula. I’ll have to ask him what it means. Btw this makes 365 episodes of GottaJob in as many days (basically one episode per day average) thank you for giving me an audience. If there’s anything you’d like to hear from us or want to get involved the link is in the description.

At my new job. Wish me luck fam

Continuing the last episode in a sense. Music from Chase Moore, Smashing Pumpkins, Robbie Williams, and Heems, Some comedy from Anthony Jeselnik, an episode of Rules to this Sh t, and an Episode of Major Lazer,are all discussed here.

Selecting different kinds of things on the same day. Music from Kool and Kass, Run the Jewels, the Sadies, a live set from the Adult Swim Festival (2018) by Kassa Overall, an episode of the webseries Major Lazer, and an interview with Slim Thug as he exposes the wickedness of the Music industry itself, and starting off with a cool original jam by Zack Pew.

With a couple features by a YouTube creator with some insights to life and songs by Rancid, Na$ty, and Death Grips

Today I spent the afternoon with the cast and creators of the internet comedy series Slashmaster Universe (available on YouTube and Spotify) and we discuss the show and ideas about the upcoming Christmas Special. A few technical difficulties but there’s still a decent amount of the conversation and some songs are included by Slash K. So spend some time getting to know the guys and check out their videos online. It’s very fun stuff.

Previously unaired Comedy by Louis CK

Mixing it up this time . Random random random. Let’s Go! Triggered Tro, and Scotty Doesn’t know.

A collection of rare performances from Louis CK

More talk than music this time. Today’s episode has Some Interview clips and performance sets from the late comedian Bill Hicks, Some of Dr Phil’s most savage moments from his Tv Show , a little paternity court tv, and some Static Between channels.